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The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-09-05

Apply offices: in RACINE 305 Sixth St.; in KENOSHA
Public Service Bldg, FL Market ST. WATERFOWL EOS Main
St.; in BURLINGTON, us Pine St.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-09-05

The $500, 900 of 100 preferred is the only pre-
ferred stock of this Company. 1t is offered to
our CUSTOMERS ONLY-not more than 20
shares to any customer. The price is 500
share for cash, $102 on Repayment INSTALL
ment plan, under which the buyer who COM
pletes payments gets 40 interest on the INSTALL
ments. Buyers on the installment plan can
withdraw all installment payments any time
before final payment is made.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-09-05

nh 1HSu1d HCV TUHCuTU,
In conjunction with the Builders
meeting, the Builders Limited Mutual
Liability Insurance Company of Wis
consin will convene. This association
is owned and controlled by the men,
bers of the Builders association.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-10-27
THE ALLlES--AND US.

Our own natural enough emphasis
on our entry into the war and the i'm
portancc it is to have in the winning
of the greatest wars has without
doubt led us into error in some of
our conceptions OF the situation over
there, say the Macon Telegraph. We
have been prone to regard France as
oiled white" has hanging on by
shred6 and super-spirit, to hold until
death against German legions flushed
and strong and practically unhurt, Of
England in with all she has, effective
and now fighting a winning fight but
already reached the crest of her en-.
deavors, so that the final struggle will
be between America and Germany
especially with Russia merely messing
around the edges.
We're wrong about that. We aren
going to win the war-were only go
ing 10 help win it. II s being won
now The armies OF Haig have taken
the most stubborn of the German bar
riers in the face of complete military
decision, with Americans only Us OBJ
servers of operations, and are plan
ming for mightier advances next year,
not as holding, suffering, dead-leFel
forces susceptible to great weakening
in the face of more battle attributlon,
but as the resumption OF the progress
Of a finely moraled, high-splrited an
my of triumph. The French have not
only held the greatest army OF the
world but the very cOnrtapti0nS Oh
Satan himself at bay for three years.
and while they have suffered heavily
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-10-27

Consider the squirrel. If he lives
in Chicago he doesn't run to Kansas
City or san Francisco for something
to eat. Nor does he sit down aha
wait for someone from one of those
places to bring him something lie
goes out i'll his immediate neiGhbor,
bood and gets the food that grows
there. That's a valuable war lesson
rf every American housewife would
do The same it would not only con
serve the country'B war foods Tor e"-
mort TO our hungry allies, but 1t wouio
holm a lot toward solving the trans
nortatiou problems il this country
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-10-27
SOUTHERN LANDS AND STOCK
INVESTMENTS.

Recent occurrences II tho fnan.
cial world have sent scurrylng down
many of the leading stock securities !;
and investors VINO thought themsel-
YES secure for years now find them
selves cut down as to returns, and are
seeking to be rid of some of these
stocks that they may invest else
where.
Hunting over the category of pos
sible offerings they come upon their
old-time friend, the farm mortgage
loan: and after a careful scanning of
its record arrive at the conclusion
that here is one security that does
not seem to have lessened in value
despite the hammerings of the finan-
cial world ON everything in sight.
Commenting on this lowering OF
bond and stock values, a recent IL
nancial journal contains the follow
ing statement from it's Washington
correspondent:
For months past, virtually all Sc
curities have been steadily diminish.
ing in quoted values. High grade
bonds of unquestiOned value at pres
ent are almost as loW. in many cases,
as they were when the New York
stock Exchange was closed in the ear
" days Of the European war. Rail-
road and industrial bonds paying D
Fer cent, and in some cases are sell
ing below par, a situation virtually
without precedent in history of the is
sues involved
+ rom no direction, however, is
there shown its advisability, prudent
and careful investors have been find.
ing that money loaned judiciously on
a Southern farm or plantation, pro-
ductive, and in constant cultivation,
is money invested where a combina-
ton or certainty of income and alb
solute freedom from tluctuation i'll
value are assured.
Even larger banks Of the country
and the great insurance corporations
Of the land, have been seeking these
farm mortgage loans as a most pro-
titable as well as an bsolutely STE, in
vestment for their money.
j. l.. Wright, president of the Bank
ers Loan and Security Company, Ltd,
New Orleans, in an interview in the
New Orleans Times-Picayune this
week, speaking of the value of farm
lands as securities are firmly e8tab-
iished i'll values now, and are becom-
ing more and more sought after by in
vestors.
The Southern farmer, he decalres,
by reason of war conditions and the
demand for increased food produc-
ton has become dominant factor in
the worlds economic and business
field, and, through the ability OF rs
lands to present to the world quickly
and in great quantity a food crop al
most when called on, he has become
a lord of creation
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-10-27


vanced sharpley and readily into Ger
man lines against the sector of the
Aisnn where Germany has had her
picked troops from the first to come
out with miles i'll territory regained
and net total of 5000 prisoners bag.
ged just when we get to feel most sor-
ry for the French and more proud of
ourselves they generally do something
like that.
The complete mastery the British
and French have over the Western
front, every part of it, is explainable
on bases which make OF our coming
strongly into the fray an avalanche of
defeat for the German line that has
been slipping rapidly enough down
hill as it is. We have been too ready
10 believe the French arfmy was
through, too dubious as to the Eng
fish efficiency and strengthened,
what is most important of all, too
ready to concede to the Germans more
mvincibility than they possess. We
must bear in mind that even the hum
blest German soldier must know by
now. has known since the Somme for
that matter that victory on the West
ern battle line for the kaiser's sol.
diery is impossible, that it is a los
ing fight a fight that loses rapidly
even while wholly on the defensive.
Soldiers can't stand up and fight ac-
cording to the plans of general stats
no matter how able that staff may be,
no matter how sure their tactics on
paper, unless these soldiers feel they
can do it, have what we call moarle
in adequate degree. The morale OF
the French and British mounts high
er every day, that of the Teuton only
sloughs down to new and more help
less depths.
This war may be won, then, by our
Allies before we get our armies next
summer informed in apprcciable UNI
its on the first line of battle. But that
will not mean our entry into the war
has not had it most profound effect,
has not had it already. There is no
doubt but that the heavy loss Of Ger
man morale and the steady climb of
the quality with the French and Brit.
ish has been due in no samll meas.
ure to Pershing's presence OH the
Western front and the steady arrival
of big transports at "a French Port.
The Germans know that if every able
bodied American is needed rt8 CO it,
along with every American jC!.ar,
both man and dollar will be fofthcom-
ing, and just as they know that spells
inevitable defeat SO do the British
md French know it means not only
a certain victory but a much hastem-
ed one.
This is largely the secret OF the
splendid and surprising victorious
fighting of the raSt weeks i'll F'and
ers. 1t has been q matter Of morale,
high and splendid and well,found on
one side low and dispirited and rapid
" falling on the other For muCn .!
this condition they ha3e AhariCa 10
thank. They would have won with
cut us--for is net to be admitted
Germany could ever win this war UNI
less one renOunces all faith in God
and a divine plan of creation with man
as the central development-but not
so quickly, not with such immediate
sureness. When we do get in next
summer it should be for the "softest"
fighting of the war. Another winter
inflicted on civilian Germany will
about break its every emotion except
for peace, and with peace-food. And
when the civilians give up the soldiers
cave in everywhere.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-10-27

Every time you use the bread knife
on non wheat loaf you cut slice
off Germany's chance to win the war.
That pound of wheat -four you save
every week will weigh very heavily
on the kaiser's mind.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-10-27


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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-10-27

The local banks, as we have stated
elsewhere in these pages, will remain
omen until s O'Clock tonight for the
purpose of taking subscriptions to the
Liberty Loan. If you have forgotten
anything which you should have at
tended to before supper time, it won't
be TOO late.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-10-27

Every bunch of vegetable leaves
you use for greens instead of throw
ing them i'll the garbage can is bO-
quct on the grave of Prussianism,
Save your bit.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-10-27

The Shipping Board would do very
we'll to see that necessary shipbuild-
ers arrives here before the three-shift
day plan is further introduced.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-10-27

With three-fourths of the world EN-
gagged in the war, and Germany a
Beven-tO-one shot, what chance has
shootin' Teuton anyway?
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-10-27

The Kaiser is far across the pond
We cannot whip him here,
But you must buy a Liberty Bond
To send the boys over there"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-10-27

One thing is very certain, and such
is that the Liberty Loan workers in
Brunswick are due more credit than
will ever be recorded for them.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-10-27
Subscription Rates.

Member of the Associated Press
The Associated Press is EXCLUSIVE
= entitled to the use for republica-
ton of all news credited to it or not
otherwise credited in this paper and
also the local news published herein.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-10-27

France says that she is grateful for
our aid in the war Keep the change,
la France, it's mere reciprocity.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-17
Die ppti3eis Jnipettipn
Rirb beHte, ipenn bas @ettsr siiniIig
III, i'm Baisball Bari itattiiubeu.

Die ppltasitnfpeition, bic betannts
lih am perfIpHensn Jrsitag infoIgs
tsr ungiinftisen Wittsruns aufgeT4o-
bsn iperben mubis. pirb beuts i'm
GaiebalI part itaitfiHben. porausses
ieBt. bob bic WitteruHg giiHftig unb
nitt su faIt lit. SrIte pisber plSblis
die Rdlte eiHiebeu, ipeI4e ben Iauaes
ren aufentbalt TIM JrrisH unm6gli9
modi. 70 fuirb on SfeIle br Snfpeis
tioH nur cine paraee Der poli5ei unb
Der Bireerpebr. ti, iia betanntIid
aum sriteH Wlale in ibreu fstberauen
llnifprmsu 0ffsntIi4 in fbrer s.iamms
ten Stirte au 3sissu beabfi4tist, absss
balisn ipsrbeu.
Nm Der parabe trtrbeu aud Wtnrns
ifaften Der Sgruertptbr NIT ben nrls
sItsn Wotprs2 25f9oppnratfn tbsiluebs
men, ip1brenb ii4 in bsm llm3us, nm
ttn Rontrait ben publitum 10 rebt
ror auatn 81 fiibrsn. au4 etrlise Der
diimpbHhen Don pferben gsoaenen
Htuerfpriben foipie bic aItfrdutiIhen
g'uaaits Der Geuermarf@dae mittab'
ten iperben.
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Sieine Ypliseis|s |sahridJten

- Qrtbur grabIep, isiner Be-
bauptung na6 ein @iienbabnsr, tpurs
be geitern BON Ten DetstttDs Sapes
unb DlcSbnns aui bem lniOn 9nbnz
hpf in Saft senommen, neil er einsn
Repolbsr in isinsm geiiB bate.
- giaianl Saois uno Miargoret
gaaltc, sluai 5artige uou go. 4l5
Mil Strnbe fpurOen geitern pm
Siid,ter Alerarroer ipcgcn 8ertaufs
pcn SptItlloicn pbnc Si5ens 81 ie
$500 lm6 Soften perrrtbeilt.
- 1tanf 6lorf ron go. 1i0l
g)crf etrGBs meIoete geitern Der fos
Ii1ci, hob or BON einenI ettpa 80 Sabre
aIten, iebr elegant gefleiorten gtam.
her ild ". 2. Gaulpbea nointe, nit
einem lpertbIolea Gbed ll1er $50 bets
eirgelcgt pur6e.
- 9Sn Gem @afGloe all Ser SiiOs
oft Ode ser SSiiniteu rntb Sim Srabe
trut geItern inioIee zines SeIettS hcr
olltematiidbe Snrentirr in FtI+'~-
felt unO ebc oos @niier abgeteli
rercn foniite, bate es ilou Ia otH
2cfaltiaten Der Otto Gre,it gEotina
60, her StaHooro glrof lmo Suit
60. urlb Der sIbclpb W1leblentntt
Cool 60. beoellteitSen Stboaen anse'
rihtet.
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ct. Wtpnifa 0emeinSe.
SieieIbe feiert ssrcitag uub Samitas
auf ibrem aHiueIeu Serbitfeii.

Die Ct. MpnifasGemeiube, pel6e
puf 5airpiep Seigbts 6liibt unb gsz
tsibt, bat gor6ersituugsn setroffsn gu
einsm srobartisen 6erbitieit, pelfes
an 5rsitas uub Sarnitag bieier Do6e
ouf oem 4Rtpsien Bel Der Sir6e be-
ganaen nerOsn foa. Seosn G6enb fins
bet MilitdrtoH5ert iintt uno patriutis
ide SifB5sn selangeH CUR 9ariteIz
lung. I'm Sreitas gtafmittag piro
ron 2:30 an gu6rs Geipielt uno
@Rnbs gi5t es einsn fr6bIi4en Sana.
Qud iinS 8ortebrungsu getroffen, bnz
nit bns 4benoeFsn an Ort unb SteQe
eingenommen perhtn tonn unb 3fpar
rirb iparmss Gifen ieben Glbenb bon
$50 Bis 3 llbr TerDirt. Sobann aibt
ss Selegen6ett, eirsn grsis i'm Wert6e
ron $25 su getpinuen. Wtit anbereH
Nortsu, fir 0srsniigen uHb Inter
bnltuHg ift OuIlauf gsIOr5t uub 1T bas
Mstter aiinitig, banu pirb Der @rfolg
nid)t ausblei6en.
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Che. .Grlautnikideixe

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lSoti .. Genet, 81. 705 Clinton Ctr.
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4 Strabt.
lRarp SbrOut, 1s, 652 RsaOs cir.
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Gtrabs.
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/ gipenus.
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{; Wtideu 4bs.
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Nertidler QiternriIder 0lnb.

Ser 1eutibe Siterarihbe &lr6 bat
iih filr Dtitttpof 4beno ein grpbas
4enium ltr Grleoig,ng uurgcnom'
men. Ser Sol grniteiIt, ciu tild)tis
ges mo gcid)Getes DtitgIieO, bat oca
@ortraa iiternomnlen rno lem Sbc'
ma lautet; Sic gei'tigeu 9ftttcl oS
tchniiten 6nrtidritts in ben Ser
Cinictcn Stoate:l Nit eem SortroS
olletn lit es aber nidJt getban. Sbne
3peifeI aibt es aud cine Ionge &C.
bate uno al eroem lol @5ebltrtstag
aeieiert meroen. Die @brelnlitglieoer
s. y. Hatternnnn uno Setnrl1
2oepe baben fih lm bieie 3eit Dor
elmer Iangen, lnugeu 9tcibe Don sat
ren BON 2id)t Der @eIt erbIideH Iai'
zen, 5auicnoe BON 0teilen gegen ocn
sluiquna Der Come ju, lu6 oieIes
fiir ote aultlir 10 ipihtige @rciql!i
foa nun am Sbioitrano gebijbrcnb
qefetcrt merocn. Sails oarn mem
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Shnoe nod nidt angcbrodlen it,
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IdlGftsoerinmiulimg abaehdlten mer'
ben, Der Die 7Sroee luterbrcitet lpcr-
6en IoH: Sca Der alub 9lbertp gonos
fniifeu2
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llufdae.

= George G0mpuoion, BON glo.
1910 Spring Strube, lpurbe seifern
8ormittng, als er bic 13. StrdBe
nabe bem gru1ppaD treuSen pollte,
bon einem 4blieferungs 9lutomobil
Rieoergerannt, has BON Rifarb Wlars
IbaQ, Don go. 100 Deit 9. Strabe, ees
lent purbe, 1,r 8erungliidte rpurOe
DON Woribaq mad ietner BobuuHg
esbra9t, no sia iofort berbsigerufener
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@erlsBung Der rc9ten quite baDouges
tragen bate.
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Tinore plate ioqibirte gsitern elm
StraBenbabnnaeen Der Sotlep 2inie
nit einem gdeerpagen, nobel Der
Wagen 5ismIi3 b0s Sugeri6tet Durs
be. Der Center Gbporo Wabbur, npn
SO. 524 SH 2. Strabe, Repport, tam
nit einieen S1rammeH oapon uno
lcbnte isbs poliSeiliae Ollie ab.
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Inter her 9Inflnne eilnn nrr

- Inter Der anflage eilen oer'
brchcrii9en glngriff auf gluna 8aoa
Dcn gto. 30S @eit D1cgiideu @ueiuIs
gemadJt al babeit, tpurbe geitern non
Den Deteftipes @eQ nno Sfaeier Der
inr Brighton $5otel nobnenbe 9Ilbert
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bttbeuert feline llnidmlo
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Serion zines gelpiiien a. Z. GraD'
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Graipforo piro beihuIoigt ON 1. Su'
Ii Der Gtti5ets Motor Gar 60. ei'
ncn pertblcien She'd iiber $i67. 80
aufaebdugt 5l habeu.
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9ies unb 1as.

- Cine tpiatise Gnti9eibung ipurs
be ssitern Der GioiloisnittommiFion
bonn Staats Graminatpr glIbrigbt
iibsrmittsIt. 2lut oieisr Gntiteiouns
bari sinem ItGDtii9en 4nssTteateR, Der
artegshisnits ssnommsn bat, Der
llnterifieo jp;f6en otm GebaIt, bns
er bon Der Stant bs3os, uno isinsm
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htsregisruns ertdlt, nitt ousbe3abIt
psrbsn. Die GibiloisHIttommiIiOn
batts bas bstreff.nbe Rs5ts guta6ten
in btm Sal bss prpfsHOrs Roger g.
MOrris ppn b.. untpsrIitdt eingeboIt,
Der ii9 nunme3: nit ieinem Solbs De-
eniiesn mlb.
-S Sir Die Observation-Disclosures,
Die an Der Race, 8ine, &alnlt, slds
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Den ioa, nar beim glrbeiisoireftor
Scrnberger aeitern nun Elm 9Iugebot,
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alien iiprigen Sd,ulen Der Stnot
ipur0e Die Grill burdgefiibrt itno am
S1neaiten ipuroe iie uieOer IN Der
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puIiset
@irh i'm Anitrase bss @Onbcrneurs
bcn aObleubeitanS auinsbmsH.

Sm auftras. bes 8oubsrneurs Cor
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lutte alartsit besiisli9 Der aoblsns
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eans genau ~ ermitteln ME srob bic
aoblenporrGtbs iinb unb nm piepisl
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riidblsiben.
poli3iitfn in beI asbn psrfdisbenen
1iitrittsn iusrben iHsaeIommt sttpa
coo sSamilisn oller Stdnbe oufiuden
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snusbalt idbrIih9A Das Grssbnib
tisIer Ra6forf6Inasn pirb benz
@oupernsur iibermiitslt psrbsn.
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sui 6cniurpurihriftcu UerlcBt
hnben.

Inter Der 9lutlose glupr6nuusen
tsr Staat5=@enIurteb6ros fir Dms
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als GuitOfis eeftrifer tporbsn tUdreu,
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liefsrt 81 baben. Die beiben S9ensu
ipurDsn iitri9eus In benz Sbeutsr. To-
boIb ein qrOteit segsn Il: laut ipurOs
Gnssemerst.
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Wnrtin Wolonep 1T Stitom,uti.
ooIIitredsr BON Widi.t ROlonsp, Der.
icnnIisH $500, GruneslssiIttum
$1,000.
emma Q. gropne III a.ItamsHts'
poQitrederin Don SEQ. e. Z. gropns,
3'erfOnulisH $45O0, GrunbeigsntAum
$500.
Dora Sbpsmater III Ssitam.nts'
bouitredsrin BON 2ouis Sboemaler,
grunosigsut3um $500.
6rant WOObpnrb 1T RahIabosr'
iunltsr BON SOtn Subion, perionas
lien $500.
Der perf0uli4e gaa4lnb bes Sugs'
ne Sipesnep bstrdgt $804.S5; 9erie'
nise Sss Sanes airtpntrid $500.
@sri 9iebenes.
Die Cincinnati, ae6anon &c Rortb'
srn RailpaD 50. tlasts cine Jea4t'
ssbibrforberung iibsr 1922 segsu
Sennie &ramsr, MISREPRESENTATION
bes Wm. 8. Sramer. elm.
Waltsr @attins ertanste Elm urs
tbsil iibtr $141.55 segsu 2Ouiis 9iri'
fen. - Die q. 9. S9ulte Cons 80,
Elm iol6es iibsr $3o64.41 sesen 4ug'
@ote u. q.
Sn Sa6en bss alIisnements BON
5reb 6ammon purbe beifsn @tgnbs
siasHtbum Ro. 1733-1735 Wllls
2lbenus, Rorpooo, fir $4725 an 5Iail
glmelia Baum Osrtauft.
2tuf @runb erIittsnsr 8erleBungsn
in ter anIage Der @lo6e'We-nlds
60. boi Der 16sidbriss Guint.n LAB
for burd isineu Batter Saras IT.
5oplor elm. alase iibsr $250o ss9su
bic 6eIngts 5irma anssitrenst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-17

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