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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-06-07

like joining me in a vigorous protest
against such wanton waste. The
price of paper is becoming almost
prohibitive, l am told by newspaper
friends. and yet ! personally have
seen thousands of feet of timber, suit
able for converting into wood pulp,
decaying on the ground. l have seen
Incorporating logs that were SO de-
cayed as to crush down when one
steps upon them-simply because no
one would pay enough for them to
justify a laborer in taking care of
them. / have often wondered why
the government doesn't take a hand
in such matters. 1t seems to me that
We are criminally extravagant in what
we waste.n
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-06-07
To Tax Advertising
Two Per cent Gross

Washington, June AFTER several
hours of discussion of how newspa-
pers, magazines and other publica-
lions shall be taxed for war purposes,
the Senate finance committee today
adopted a resolution against increas-
ing second class postage rates and in
favor of levying a direct fiat 2 per
cent tax on advertising receipts.
The decision was tentative, but it
is expected to be final.
Only one member of the committee
voted against the resolution. Chair
man Simmong announced that the
vote was merely to gain a concrete
expression of committee sentiment
and to that extent was tentative.
Other senators, however, stated that
with an overwhelming vote it was be-
lieved that the 2 per cent advertising
tax would be finally adopted. Reve-
nue. of $15,O 00, 900 is estimated.
"a tax of two per cent on advertis-
ing means much to the average news
paper. The open rate for advertising
in The Saturday News is fifteen cents
per inch column-wide space. There
are twenty inches to the column and
the price, therefore, is $500. Two
per cent of this sum is six cents. In
the cours of a year. the aggregate
advertising in The Saturday News
usually approximates 100000 to
s. 100000, two per dent on which
would make this paper pay as direct
war taxes on its advertising a sum
approaching $4,000. Besides this, i
paper operated by a corporation il
compelled to pay q percentage Of its
net profits, the rate for the past veal
being four per cent, with the proba
bilities that it will be m~ateriallyIinl
creased during the war;
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-06-07
Have you Bought
Liberty Loan Bonds?

The government, as a matter Of
fact, doesn't need the money repre-
sented in the Libery Loan bonds,
That is to say, the probability is
that the government can get all the
ready cash that is needed-if it cant,
it can impose additioal taxes, as it
did in the Civil War and other emer-
gencies.
But what the government wants is
to place these Liberty Loan bonds
throughout as wide a district as pos
sible-it wants the people who com
pose the government to have a direct
financial interest in the prosecution
of the war, aside from the taxes they
pay.
That's the secret of the govern
ment's efforts to place the first issue
of war bonds among the rank and file
of the people.
WATERFOWL, as yet, has failed to
take its full quota of these bonds. The
district of which Watertown may be
said to form the center has not taken
as great an amount of these bonds as
many other sections similarly situat
ed.
Are you going to do your part? Are
the men who have a little money that
is lying idle going to invest a few
hundred of it in these bonds?
During the balance of the week
committees will call upon various par.
ties who have not yet been interview
ed with regard to the buying Of Lib
erty Loan bonds, and, hence, be pre-
pared to subscribe.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-06-07

DO you regard the price Of coal gas
high?" asked the dealer.
NO" replied the patient citizen.
You seem to regard the stuff as SO
precious | am surprised that you let
go. of it at any Observation-Disclosures
Star.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-06-07
FOOD TRAINING CAMP.
State Fair to BE Utilized for such
Service in September.

State Fair TO Be Utilized for Such
Service in September.
Since the announcement several
weeks ago. which stated emphatically
that there was no intention 81 scall-
Ing offs the state fair this year, but,
that ii would be operated as a Food
Training Camp for the voluntary serv
Ice of the government, the plan has
been commented upon very highly BY
the public.
The management Of the South Da-
kota state fair fails to see why any
one should believe that the war Is apt
q cause the fair to be discontinued.
It Ii needed more this year than ever.
bkfore because Of the assistance it
q give in stimulating the production
sof more food and its conservation.
Plans for the Food Training Camp are
being formulated rapidly ana the!
llaany educational features Will cause
the fair to be of great assistance to
tie government.
The hair - III beheld September
1Othsto 14th. inclusive. thts year.
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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-06-07

TO THE HOUSEWIFE
The Nations Greatest Conserver Of
FoodstuffS

The Nations Greatest Conserver Of
FoodstuffS
Dear Madam:
Not only from an economic but also
from a scientific standpoint bread from
wheat flour--GARLAND FLOUR--is the best
all around food that nature produces.
It builds bone, delicate nerve tissue
and tough sineW. 1t makes soft damask
cheeks and steely muscles. It gives
stamina and strength.
Give your family more bread,
rolls, biscuits and things made from
GARLAND FLOUR. Give them the food ele-
ments their bodies need and that GARLAND
FLOUR contains generously in easily
assimilated form. At the same time
effect a real domestic economy.
Very truly yours,
STOKES MILLING 30.
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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-06-07

Our observation has been that a
young lady usually worries more over
a soft corn than she does over a soft
head.-Dal1as News.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-06-07
Caught Unawar@@

(The quotations under this heading
are what they purport to be: caught
UP by a reporter without the knowI-
edge or consent of the parties quoted.
Discriminatory care, however, is ex-
ercised concerning substantial accu-
racy ard in reproducing only those
observations to the publication of
which it Is believed there would be
no objection.)
S. B. Sheldon: 81 feel like con-
graduating the city schools upon the
fine job of printing that was done on
the High School Annual. To my way
of thinking. it is evidence that Water
town has printing equipment and
printers and pressmen equal to those
of any other city in the state"
Geo. p. B. Kendall: II am trying
a few acres of beans this year, and,
of course, I am hoping that prices
will be away up among the clouds,
especially if happen to get a good
wi SCC, SdSn VI us rs SURVIVING
to get the best of other fellows when
It m to the things he has to sell
or the things he wants to buy"
j. G. Harding director of the Gro.
yer band, which serenaded various
communities last Tuesday, the day Of
federal registration): You see. in
addition to showing our patriotism,
we had a desire to become better ac-
auainted with our neighbors. That's
why we are taking this trip. Come
down to Grover some time and wen
try to entertain you there
Colonel Lee Slower: we know, Of
course, in il own minds. at least,
that Watertown is the best location
for the arrny cantonment that there
is anywhere on earth. If we FORUM
ateiy are selected as the site, we can
Just figure that it will be the biggest
thing in a commercial way while it is
here that has happened to us in our
entire existence as a city, and If we
don't happen to be chosen we'll have
to keep right on saving wood, for
some Of the other things that We
might get BY going after them for
keeps !"
rohn II. King lin answer to the sug.
on in The Saturday News once
y office forge had dropped wait
him to AMEND to the wants 81
ls ,.lr- ilroad man who had enter
,,,s. .srrrsa we have got sort o. used
4 ha. Svs.sn, these many years. You
! ~, q, years this country
III &, ths poas clans q ne country
vn.a;. q to railroad men,
md Ne don't seem ] Pc Is get oyer y
.ltogether. VIII % Is
Well, maybe tho lsssso, y AZ
takes human nature quit spell 70
change. IVA noticed
Mora a spicer The subieS 2
vantage and htgh prices being under
sdiiscs,1auss,iion1g 4 wish were 9 man
|and xere bdig enough toAbe heard NE
oygr fhe country You n~exspaper
uaen INV hesn bitterly compiaininsl
M Sseouat thshilfgh price u pripk1
I'M I could sss thea
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-06-07
Alice: "Jack couldn't

HRoe. 'aoh CUuIuHt suppoIU q
cat"
Edith: That's what / said to my
brother; but he declared that Jack
often spends the whole night feeding
the kitty."-Boston Transcript.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-06-07

There are 50 many false points Of
praise that a man may justly hold it
a suspect.-Bacon.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-06-07
Morris Sheldon Wins
Honors at Shattuck

Morris Fahnestock Sheldon, son of
Mrs. Herbert l.. Sheldon, has won
special distinction at the Shattuck
School of Faribult. Mimi, where he
has just concluded his senior year.
He was captain of the track teams
and also editor-in-chief of the sShat-
tuck Spectator" the school journal.
The ~inter-contest conferred around
Shattuck and st. Paul Central for
first honors, Shattuck winning owing
to the superior work of Captain Shell
don and Wilkinson, whose high scores
gave the Shattuck School sufficient
lead to take first position in the
Northwestern Track Meet.
The Spectator, reporting the event,
having referred to Wilkinson's new
marks, says of Sheldon:
Sheldon was the other trackster
to set up a new record. He lowered
the time in the high hurdles to Is %
seconds, one-fifth of a second better
than the previous mark. His show.
ing was all the. more remarkable on
account of the poor condition of the
track.
Wilkinson and Sheldon practically
won the meet for the Shads. Between
them they negotiated 37M points.
First in all three weight events and
the broad jump, together with ethird
in the high jump. Sheldon relied on
first in both the hurdles and the pole
vauiit, as well as second in the relay,
to make him runner-up for Individual
honors."
Further reporting in detail. the
Spectator says that Sheldon won in
the high hurdles by a large margin,
breaking. the school record.
Sheldon won the first honors in the
following events: 12o-yard high hur-
dies, the 220-yard high hurdles, the
pole vaule, besides getting positions
in several others.
His Watertown friends extend con-
gratulations upon the fine showing.
Ever slap the wrong man on the
back?n
Did worse than that yesterday. /
bawled out. tHow's the boy?,s
"Well?"
by links, it was a girl!s-Kansas
City journal.
The kaiser may not get his place Id
the sun, but If a hot time is what he's
looking for he might spend d week
end with Hans out there on the Hin
denburg line.--Maeon Telegraph.
"Bliggins is one Of those men who
want to get ahead of everybody else.
@Oh, I don't know. He hasn't "a.
listed yet.-washington star.
It Is IL suggested that idle men ia
sent to till idle land. Idle land often
IL capable of bumper production, but
that ~ notsalways true 81 idle men.
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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-06-07

"Bliggins is n OF those men who
want to get ahead VI everybody else.
oh, I don't know. He hasn't III.
listed yet.-Washington star.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-06-07

III every modern community life, in order that it's people ma be leavened +. ih
the broadening influence brought in from the world beyond their door ward AS
well do without the School and the Church as without their sister institution
the Chautauqua.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-06-07

(The quotations under this heading
are what they purport to be: caught
up by a reporter without the knowI-
edge or consent of the parties quoted.
Discriminatory care, however, is ex-
ercised concerning substantial accu.
racy ard in reproducing only those
observations to the publication of
which it Is believed there would be
no %objection.)
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-06-07

S. B. Sheldon: 81 feel like con-
graduating the city schools upon the
fine job of printing that was done on
the High School Annual. To my wa
of thinking, it is evidence that Water
town has printing equipment and
printers and pressmen equal to those
of any other city in the state"
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-06-07

The kaiser may not get his place in
the SUM-, but If q hot time is what he's
looking for he might spend d week
end with Hans out there on the Hin
denburg line.--Maeon Telegraph.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-06-07
Auintis did you ever have ! ID

Auntie, did you aver have love
hfglsd
ma roinl!ances
+ neaTest ever came III
1GEs5a faoslnlsasncse waR0nceWh
iiiss1IiE krpuiSHh nAtsk act0t
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-29

,N,uitcr. warum bait Tn Seiteit
Suhn nidjt bcten gclcbrt?"

,ubel unD Srcuoc! - Gin Sobn.
- Gin So6ul" Nnt alien Nid,tuuS
ecn Der 8inrrpic fliegcn Ole Sc
pcihen. oieic bcglildenoe Natlrid)t benz
arpBen @cripunbtcuz uno. Srcunocss
frciic al pertiinben. @r hattie cs
uitt mcbr gu boiieu 9clpn9t, oic'cs
grbBe Slid, Der Scrr SertrLm. Ibcr
icst belt CT cs III icincu Nrmcn III
@eitalt cincs irditi9en Stammbalters,
lplo icinc Srcuoe bicrii6cr par grcns
8cnloS. ~ @r bate iid 6lpar bis beute
nidt 6u betlagcn gcbabt ilber iein
5didiul. Sas @lild mar ibm bolb
9elpcicn mo bate ibu nit iroiid)cn
@iitcru> peridNpcrbcriid il%bcridiittct
@r par nn9cicbcu IN ieiuem scruic,
nit Ncidthum %gelcgnet mo nanntc cir
rci3cnbc5 &ei6 icin ci9cn. 3u 'cincu
pulfonmcncn @lildc hattie mn Snss
icnige 9cieblt, bclien @cblrt i'm UNI
iomchr erircutc, ais CT, duf clncr
SQbn al boiicu Id,ou init pcrlcrni
bate. Nrn nbcr gnb iid Der Scrl
@cbcimratb AUS 9iclle bcn ihpnlicr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-29

plated dress portions are Joined. The
pattern is cut in 4 sizes 9, 8, 10 and II
years. 1t requires 3 "a yards Of So
inch material for an Swear size. Price
10c.
1-Child's Drawers. A most de-
sirable, comfortable model. In spite Of
the many bargains in underwear. prac-
teal mothers and home dress makers
often prefer to make these garments
for their little ones, thus insuring
more comfort. durability, and choice OF
material and finish. The pattern here
shown is suitable for cambria. canton
flannel. domet, muslin or nainsook. 1t
is cut in . sizes: /, .. 3, T., 3, q, Z, 3
and 0 years. 1t requires ! yard of So
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-29

The front gore Is plated at the eam
Shantung, duvetyn, marquisette. nuns
yelling, satin, ~taffeta, tub silk, linen
and other wash fabrics are good for its
development. The pattern is cut In Z
sizes 90, "a, %, %, 30, 81 and "a inches
waist measure. 1t requires 5 3-S yards
of 36-inch material for a 24-inch size.
The skirt measures ABOUT 3 IA yards
at the foot Price 10c.
1864 New and Pleasing Apron
Model. This model is comfortable, with
it's semi-ftting lines and trim shapes.
The skirt is cut in pointed outline at its
upper edge, where it joins a gathered
waist front. At the back, waist and
skirt are cut in one. The pattern is nice
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-29

3o%ffnuu9cn bin uuo trdumte Dor ciner
9lan5enben 3ufunit fir icineu GIN
3igcn, iciuen Cigar. 2icics 9cbieb
nbcr nlih aciitig umb forpcrlid gar
pr0fti9l Gincn iriihctn, geipcdteru
3ungeu CAB cs.uad, Der Nuiidlt iciner
i'm per9otternben Wuttcr niht leift
III 8otfes peitcr Welt. SAB er
oieiem einnlnl gum Stol5c unh 8lnl
Nubnrc' gereite, mar bas 3icl, oas
Die eIildlid)en @lteru bel Der Gr6ieb>
une hires Sobnes critrebten. @rpbeS
ioatc CT leiiten.. cine 8eriihmtbeit iperz
Den III benz Serllie, fiir Den CT Iid)
emit cntideioen iperDe.
Raih ,Idfpanocn fir Den anaben
Die Sabre Der iunnigen S%u9cnb3eit.
Simmer ifoner euttpideltcu lid ieine
reiheu Nnla9en; CT mar bic Sreuoe
ieiner 9ebrer unb Der 2ieblirg nllcr
Ntit'Giiler. @etpiB CAB es fem be-
neihcnsipertberes Rino als i'm. Gber
mas lpur CO bciln. bas aleitliam cineu
6auh bon Sfnermutb iiber ben dnas
ben G>lsbrcitete. pas ibn filr ieine
, jugcubIifcu Sabre 10 crmt criheinen
licB. mie man cs nidt 8cpobnt III bon
aiuocrn aus iold1en areiien? -
8arum eine bieier p%erfpobnte annbc
reihcr @ltcru 10 it'll unb iinneno ieine
Wc9c? - CT iclbit bate oaralli feline
Antport gcbeu fonnen. Gber linn
mbcpubt rubte tief III ieinem @es
miltbe bic Sebnilld1t nadl cinem ges
ptiicr GtlpaS. boS ibm apGiuB, ons Ell
permiste. troB Aacnl. pas Der Ncihs
Ltbum uub bic peridiueuoeriife Siebc
,1ieincr eltern ihm bot. @r lpuBte
nift. norum ibr Tandmal Elm 8es
fubl oes Neioee beifleiten uolte,
wcnu or icing Srcunhe in ibrcm oil
drmlidlcn oeim beiuftc, nbtpohl el
bod Nles hattie. lSls icin Ser3 be
acbrte. - NQeS2 - 9iirItete iciut
junac NScele nidt bod nah etlpa;
Sobernl. alS ibm Der Neid)tbun
ieiner elteru bieten ionntcH
@iumal ipar es. 81 filler Gbeno'
I itunbe, Cigar 5dblte etiua 6ebn Sabre
!, GA iuB er einiam in ieinem biibihcl
| 3immcr. er ihdute biunufl gun
Sinmel, no nah mo nnt Die Stcru.
, lcin al critieucn; Damn iiel ieii
I 9lid ploelid aui elm crlcudlteteI
I Reuter- i'm critcu Scniier ocs @auic.
ihm 2cgcnilbcf. @cmiitbIih lager
bort IN Der einfadcn Cube Mlttc,
I mn ainbcr INT einen 5iid, ais pol
t Den Shirmcu Der Stnot Die Npc
t gloden crtontcn mo ale lid erbobcn
INN nit gcialtctcu @dubcn bcn Nbcu0
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-29

ParuB an beten. Sci bieiem Nublide
traten Sbrolicn in Die Nhecn oes
einiamcn, rciden 9uoben SieIe
Sbrdueu abcr reoetcn cine cr9rffeuoe
Sprafc bon Sem. mas bem 6iuec
bes Neidtbum5 mar9eItc. obtpobl es
bon lleberfluB umge6cu mar.
Nnh cini9cr 3cit ralldtc cine
elc9ante Same in icibener @eicuz
ihaitss3 Toilette in oas @emah. "@ute
Iaht, Iic6cs Sinh, iprah iie, ibren
Sobn tiiiieub, lid, babe Gle, oa Der
Sriicur iid beute peripdtet bat" -
.gtur cine Srnge, Mama, idgte Der
ahabc, in bci'eu Nugen nod, Die Shrds
men funfeltcn. r9iebe Wtama, parlnl
beteit 9u mic nit mir?" - oIh Och
ih babe feline 3eit", CAB Die Ionit 10
3drflihe Wutter unfreunolih CUR Unit
mort. Raih elite lie binnus. unb
i6on ipar bas @erduid bcs bapons
fuhrcnoen 8ngens, Der chen Die Game
3ur Sper fiibrtc, IN Der Sernc pers
bollt, uno nod ipeintt ihr fleincr Sohn,
picQcitt Die bitteriten Sbruncn III icis
ncm iungcu Scben.
Nrmcs Sinh! SAB gu eodl Der
Sobu elmer iromnten Wtuttcr iudrcir
iratt elmer 8cltoantcl 9cinee Ger.
scns Se6niudt pdre bann gcitiat uni
Der Seele Gurit 'befricoi9t.
III.
Sic StlbieuIabrc lparcn uprilbcr.A
als Der @cite bate Cigar ~9raouicrt
Gin gldn3cuoes 3eu9niB mar Der Sobr
ieines Sleibes. uub man luuBte nldlt
per itol3er barber mar. Batter ooel
Sobn. Nus bent itiaen, iinncnoei
Gnabcn mar Gin lebensIulti9cr, tram.
mcr ,Siingliltg gcroroen, Der bel lei.
neu auSergefuobnlid)cn Salenten 81
ben id,oniten S~oifnungci> bercttiete
Bic 8eruisfraae trnt al ibn heral
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5ielcn 9csabun9 cntiprcheno, ent
idicb er iid fir bnS Stubiuml be
GberHie uuo itedie lid fein anoere'
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nebncn un elmer Der SodiGulen De
9anbcs. 0tit reid)cn Wiitteln alis8e
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Gin ilottcr Stuoent lnD balo Der Nls
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audi iein &cbcu nid)t 9enieBcn? Nid)t
biclt ibu 3uriid. III llngcbuncenbci
Der grbe Sreuocu 6u %toiter. Or bait
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| Vitterfeit. Die iebcr SreilbNateld 4
icircr Sieic uerbDrgcu bat, 81
T., eltern pcrIupatcn fcinc Mcfcn'dln'
bon icincm Sbuu unp Sreiben. Sci
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-29
inch material for a 4-year size. Price

inch material for a 4-year size. Price
10c. I
2OO7-Girls' One Piece Dress, with
Sleeve in Wrist or Elbow Length. This
style is good. for percale, chambray,
gingham, serge, gabardine, flannelette,
lawn and linen. The closing is at the
side. The neck is cut in square out
line. The sleeve may be in wrist or ell
bow length. The pattern is cut In 4
sizes a. g.. Sand 10 years. 1t requires
3 3-4 yards of 36-inch material for a
6-year size. Price 1Oc.
2025- Ladies' Skirt in Raised
Waistline. This model has gathered fuf-
ness over the sides, below the pocket.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-29

Die llnteriudung zines Sa3illns our
Aufaabe genladt, Der Die llr'nd)c
cincr Der ihredli6iteF anItcdenoen
&rantbeiten lit. CT i%telte nit Ntelem
fleinen &rantbeitserre9er Die perifies
beniten ipiiienifaftlifen @erinfe an.
@enn er eeabnt hattie, naB CT aud
i'm bersiiten uno ibnl III lll9cn
NSobren ben Cob. bringen lpiiroel Sn
Icincm @iier lieB er Die nptbise &ors
iidrt aliber Ndlt; CT iparo ange'tedt
nno hattie lid 10 Den Sobesieim iclbit
beiaebrod]t. Der nm iciu perbeercnocs
@crf nit unbeimlihcr @cldNpinoi9s
felt poQbriugt. - Scr arnnfe Iclblt
ertcnnt icinen aeidbrIidlen 3nitano.
Or perlau9t. III DIG &linit gebradt 8u
pcroen, mir nad lueniaen Stunoen
licat cr bort I'M fininmcn &rnnfens
thinner in bcfiiaitem Siebcr. @eiteru
nod, boil @eiunbbeit mn Sebenss
frcuoc. boil Sdaiienstruit uno iiibncr
Sofinuneeu. beutc idon ecm ilt1ern
| Sooc pcrfalleu.
Mber CT mill nift iterbcm Der inn9c
@elcbrtel Sclbit I'M Seliriun tdmpit
er nit bcm nn icinem Eager louerns
ben, aralliamen S~enienmnunc, bis CT
erid1Dpit 5urildiinft III Die aillcn NIT
Dem eridlilttcrnocu Huie: SOB, on
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Sfmeiter ibm 5iIr Sitc.
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tobcn. aalter StpciB tritt uui Ole
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-29

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