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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-21

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tunile Jig Der. nenllis Ell iom guf
uoflpot Terion, Der sioroe alebaan.
De Ssier meb De Iiliteoepprenoe.
Sfol man bsume eiter Ropnet
alene, er oct ifipmtiomme Clement
enooa Oct melt iremtrGoenbe / Sllle.
fe'terl, tbl Sroet Sui ifaI efter De
Sproes Wenins betpoe "Spsa",
"Sfipmt" eaer I%isnenbe, % set bar
nGppe no9et n,eb Sroet "Siul" at
giere, bpao Der elers funoe Iiaae npr
al Senipn til Sulen iom Solbperps-
fe't. Noele mener, oct betpoer
"8lGiteblio".
vi lfal life FER fomnle nprmere
mo paa De mango ienere opitooeoe
Sl'lelfiffe meo SuIesI, Sulebasning,
Srlenlerfer, Suffered, ~SuIegaoer o.
|. b., men ifal Blot bemerfe, at ct Iao
99te Slllemerfe iom SUBTRACT isrit
er fommet til / rpere Sio, Iammeu
meo Slilegooien.
Sp'fIanb er oet ierite 2ano, bppr
man bar oaniet ON SsllIetrpet. Wao-
lfe lager Der bag Sfiffen bepibite el.
Ter bolpt bepibits 5oreitiGinger ON,
at SllletrPet ifal bore en- pinterIig
Fenoant til Sommerens Naitrp.
5erlte Gang Suletrper beItemt nrp.
mes, er 1905 i Straisburg. Sort
omfring Iar 1900 fom set til Cant
mart meo De bolitenife Gmbeosiami.
Tier, oa iiben bar Sfiffen breot iig,
lelp til 5ranfrig og ENGLAND.
Sulen er / mango SenIeeuoer en-
merfelis Set, % mar gieniinbcr i
ben tpoeligere emo i noaen anoen
Set pr9get al broeet Spritoelie, at
Smtponineer oa Smfortolfnineer
eIter Steoers oe Sibers gcbop. Iar-
tltlineoer igienncm er Sslllen bIeoen
fe'ret paa oen famine Iarstib, men al
plot forlfieQige 8runoe, blanot bpil.
fe Dog De TO: Senipnet til De Gsoe
og til Solen tesner lit ifarpe Srpf.
Zen noroiife Sulefeit, flyer Sroels.
Silno, nogisr Sen merfelisite, rum.
meligIte oa melt menneifcIige al ale
Setter. Gen omilutter, mere caer
miltore tpbeligt, / fla Nenneifebe.
ScnS biotioise llouiflins meh oens
Ianee Sanoring fra Srpgt til Saab,
ira Isrferaoiel til Sro poa 2piets
Master, til tinorenoe Sro paa Mio-
natsitiernen oper arpbben / getbIe.
benz.
% oenne glanbing er life tiIfpI-
oig, Sos SI9st eiter Slegt bar
Naturiorboloene og Sc iimpIe @rilno.
uilfaar uGret 6eitelS beaise ,Slo %
bolot altior in9per 9efienoelie / slpe.
90 Sirfninsea ptrer Zig fremoe-
les, TIL Iarstioen fnuger bper en-
felt mere eller minore til ioroipnes=
LET Srs, inegiemt Spire. &uloe og
Nsrfe lprer at foloe paIile S9uoer
om minoite 2ps. gfrne og .Spsge
pinfer oobbelt. Sinbet bliper bIsot,
Sngen MAJ alemnes. 90 mart flint
fer Sc ole: @srr, @etienote, Srenl-
meoe. Ser maa noget @oot, @oper,
@lrhe til enbper. Siennmet bliper
Siuslpn.
Sfte alene bette enfelte Stem, men
set ltore iulles. 90 Winoer tpnDes.
De oebe uaa9ller og miller paallp.
Silent Teulfub nllner, friie Sienoifab
llliffeS. Get litter moo Hlloen uoe.
ira, life WorfetS % Gsbens llbpgee.
men forunOreoe, Ipprgenoe, beoenbe
9liffe al lapere Gpsner, ser enifer
at pprc meo.
Sc bar ale Srang o. Het til Gu
Jet, tbi set itore Stem, set ~iterIte
Stem er oIles.
Stierner1le err Sulelps paa 2ipets
itore Srp. Eaa hnert iepenoe GGien
uenter en- @aue, Der bill gisre set
glabl
Set err imnrffe menneifelige Sro
ON Slllen. Si peo life at lutte meo
beore. q. g g.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-21
AtrReri8e 2lpBeoer.
Nnitor NerIie al Grifirfen {

Noitor @erlie al Srifirfcn CT
III friit igicn citer i'm Operation.
Gaitor @rcnaool al 6rifirfcu cr
bIct opereret for @IinNtormabctru'
bClie.
Gaitor 2. q. Sale, 0utloof,
Soif., hor iaoet Ell IutomobiI al itlc
Weuieheocr.
9aitor S,no. S~fonnoro bar
opcrtat oioooe Eaitor &. Toua Nr.
bCiNc, miolcrtiOi9 / nuc 5olo.
- @eo ct nnlia afbolot aDiuoe'or.
cuiuq4iaIq Bethesda M}cui9beo,
%crucu, ga, fom ser iuo Den uafre
Sum al $1,000.
Qnitor "a Mr&. g. &, @ommer
bar moottct Neic SEN Sora at mite
i'm lille @ut Diar &rqcua, Der oeoc
Qsr0oQ Sen tIte Sec.
Gaitor "a 0}r5 IIuqitoo at
Trifirfcn 5Icp iorIcocn al i'm Ncnia,
he's / NdnncupoIi2 oOcrraft en- Gr
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES poa Stl5.
8aitor q. !. 2ehrc, @rano
Sorts hor ifeIQc "Normouocu" an
taact qal0 ira Wunniuc, u. 0at., og
uoter at tiItrGoc mch set ~leritc.
Io0Qcoiac AoIoct, bc'toncnbc
Of Bethlehem GonQcpiuc % @rocc
cngelf Iltbcritc Weuiabcocr, bcilut
tcoc unIiQ al iorboic ErCltcn5 &sn ira
$500 til S1,i00 oorli8.
- Go'tor 2. Z. Sorcnicm iom or
faIot til |reit / Sos @lnQcIc@ Sal,
% fem M, mioIcrtioig bcticncr Ore
riabcoen, or bet uoict til 6cItprcit /
Camp GoNn Ccmiua, q. 30.
- timber Nti2iipn2icitcr / Enltor
:. .. Mm3poIo9 &oIo inofom uco
Ciier: I @oibtnatou ltenigbcb
$4,000, / Nortbmooo McuiQbeo
81 800; tiIiommcn %2,O56.GO.
- Naitor =. 8. @roIitoO, 9uuIn&
Gin, Mo, hor ontogct Hol6 iom 30
itor Suorc@ Gitcrmono Granite
Sails oQ mucftcrtc McuiGbcocr %
ogtcr al tiItrroc sen 130c &omlor.
Fon SofiiacIicaooQen hoI0tc5
ser / 6niroiep Strife. Eoitor $. :.
StoIcc5 anlb, @lIbaticncTtc for 'critc
Gang. airfcn cr bDgQct al Cement
&Iocf@" "a cr iGrhiQ meo lluotcaclic
Of Snpentor, Su0picIic blir hoIot
uPite CONNER.
@n 2rnniorbciclic pn0 $500
qop Menilbcocrnc / Faitoc q. @uus
aoIo uplig i'm Ercit, Oc&ior.
lt0cn bIep set poaIuqt "Reminiscences
Cruitcea at ic til at bpcr Iormcr I
cir Grcitcu minoit Ell Srf
on 2Iarct.
- &icIle N%nmooninQ ira Ior
mano =. NorobD bIcU &uitor 3. Or
oal al ~. Cloricu iuoiort / RllIb Nj,
Der McniQbco, @i5,, Sonooa Sen
tSOc Nopcmber oQ boIot ban urc6 set
famine fin EiItrpoelie@prUoifen
SouNoq oercftcr blcp ban inofort /
Suo HuIb Nipcr Wcniabc0.
- Sra &oncouper &oIOct mc0Oc,
les. at Euitor CIoi NorQc hoIot III
ifcoaprT0ifcu ! Nt0uro2 Wcnidbc0,
9tcm @cinliuitcr, 90 iu0iuttc Eoitor
Z. u. NIotbrc iom lin Gftcrmuno ben
I lie gtop. Noitor @orQc bar opertot
,SeticninQCu al @oicn Nicniabco,
.Qtot2auc, =. 6, 'ou ipr tilhprtc
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-21
Scrmauta.

: HuleSuin0 al WDrocrjet i gtoro.
Ilceu.)
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-02

ton of Southern California mes
DANES who formally meet to formal
ly discuss this:
What would l do if, when the fire
was going for dinner, my husband
should come in with a stranger and
ask if dinner could be ready in 20
minutes, and l had on hand bread,
butter, fruit and a few cold potatoes,
half raw onion, one quart Of milk,
six eggs, a little boiled rice, a few
cooked carrots, and nothing else but
salt, pepper, vinegar, spices and a
bunch of paTsIey?"
We're only a mere man, but we
know what we could do. In Is min
utes we'd give that stranger a cork
ing layout Of bread, butter, fruit, po-
tatOes, eggs, onion, milk, rice and
carrots, and if he turned up his nose
at it we'd take him by the throat and
make him eat that bunch of parsley.
But, then, what would wOmen's So
cieties do if they didn't have some
thing to discuss?
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-02

THE HURRY-UP MEAL. Some
folks load a gun, go out in the brush
and hunt up trouble. Some also have
time on their hands. Some have to
discuss and cuss or their lives are
full Of gloom. Here's an organiza-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-02

CLEAN MILK.-The department of
health has repeatedly given advice
and instruction as to hot weather
care of milk in the home. This adj
vice may be summed up in a single
sentence: Keep milk cold and
clean"
The deaths of children under two
years Of age from diarrhoea and en-
teritis during the cold weather
months point to the fact that there is
need for advice as to the cold wealth
er care Of milk. A high temperature
will spoil milk as quickly in winter
as in summer. 1t is just as favorable
for bacterial growth in the milk.
Therefore, milk should be kept cool
winter and summer. The real dan
ger seems to be that in cold weather
people do not realize that milk should
receive the same amount of care as
in the summer. As a matter of fact,
it should be easier to keep milk cool
during the winter than the summer
months, because it does not involve
the expense of buying ice. Window
boxes can easily be built in where
the milk may be kept nice and cool
all the time.
THE HURRY-UP MEAL. - Some
folks load a gun, go out in the brush
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21
2s2!aC,o;;;. C. eze ~ HgA

protesting against submission TO
destiny, affirming the unconQurrablc
power OF the human will and with an
lmpressiyeness equaled only in Shakes
pearc's Hamlet" teaching that it lie
is dream, it IS possible to live well
even within the drcalA The plot OF
the play centerS about Scgi,mund,
prince OF Poland, whose father, Ba>ill
the king is a student OF the stars.
These had foretold a dark destiny lot
his son To avrtt thi, the iathcf ha,
him taken to a lone mountain tortrc>,
and there confined with a chain until
hc is grown Then Tor test he is
brought to the palace and told he is
the prince When he fails 10 act sane
ly aud wisely he is taken back to his
prison to be kept for the rest OF his
life Through the wise counsel OF his
faithful friend and keeper, Clotaldu,
ScgSmund acquires self control and
self direction The closing scenes Of
the drama show him in possession OF
his kingdom and captain ot his own
soul, IN opposition TO the destiny writ
ten in'the star, The two protest, are
plain that against yielding to fate
and that oi mcddint with the destiny
ol other, In conclusion DR.. Grlgg,
declared that always in human lie
there IS fate and there IS freedom II
fate is opportunity use it, if fate !,
obstacles ,urmount them since there
is no situation IN which there is a
better thing to be done. Hc asserted
that life itself in its infinite reach OF
mystery may be dream; but it !,
possible to live well even in dream
and to live in dream as If it were
really life. At the close OF the lecture
sufficient pledges Of support for an
other six weeks course Of lectures were
given 10 assure the return OF Dr.
Griggs next winter
Y "
Miss Catherine Anderson. 4l6 West
Twelfth street will leave tomorrow
for weeks visit IN Chicka,ha and
laWtOu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21

NEW YORK, Dec. 2l-(SpcciaL)--
Broadway is sitting up these mornings
wondering whether SlS00O0 inheri-
tancc is going to be enough to keep
Edna May LewiSohn off the stage The
former star has refused to discuss iu-
turc plans since the death OF her hus-
band Oscar Lewisohn, December 4,
after an operation which physicians
had regarded as just slight opera
ton
While the former charmcr who re-
tired from the footlights only few
years ago would not talk of plans, she
would not deny that she was thinking
OF the theater again
LewiSohn famous young American
breeder of blooded horses in England
married the stage beauty after ro-
nance which began at a dog show
in Philadelphia in 1905 Edna May
then a reigning favorile in the theater
took fancy to Lady Hghball, a
Boston terrier and LewiSohn paid
5000 to buy it for her.
The will OF Lewsohn has just been
probated in New York and was sur
price to many of his friends who be-
lieved he was worth $5,OOO0OO or
S,O0OOO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21
Sugar Not Delayed
by Car Shortage

WASHINGTON Dec 2L--Jamcs A.
Someuille general superintendent Of
transportation OF the Missouri Pacific
and member Of the car service depart.
ment OF the railroads war board. de-.
MED today at the senate sugar hearing
that any shortage of cars prevented
movement OF beet sugar cast
will the committee please ask the
witness ii he doesn't know that rail
roads in Michigan are not molng even
coal and coke in normal amounts" in
terposed George NJ Rolph, director OF
the food administrations sugar bureau
Il do not know" answered Somer.
wife
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21

Scales of l4ls West Thirty-fourth
street, will go to Calvin, Okla, to-
morrow to remain until after Christ
mas.
The last of Dr. Edward Howard
GriggN lectures on Dramas OF Pro
test was delivered in the recital hall
OF the Conservatory OF Music, Wed
ncsday evening. His subject was
Calderon's Life Is a Dream" the
masterpiece of the Spanish poet and
dramatst, standing on the threshold
between the old and modern world
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21
Gloves
At Special Prices

$3.50 For women's French Kid
Gloves--A continuation OF a Christ
mas sale we inaugurated Monday
morning-and offering Of all wom-
ems 2-clasp French kid gloves with
one and two clasps, self and fancy
stitched, at $3.50 instead Of s. and
$3.50.
R.2S For Mems aso Gloves --
One-clasp Cape gloves in tan, gray
black and ivory
$50 For Childrens si7S Gloves
One-claSp Cape gloves in white tan,
ivory and gray
womens one-elasp Cape Gloves
In tan and white, outseams, S22S
value 500.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21
Shawnee Traction
Company Allowed
to Abandon Lines

The state corporation commission to-
day issued an order allowing a straight
one-way fare of IS cent, between Shaw
nee and Tccum>eh ON the Shawnee Tc-
cumsch Traction line in lieu of the 2S.
cent round-trip rate which has been in
force. aud allowed the company to aban.
don the operation OF 1t, lines in Shaw
nee
Lines which arc made imperative by
the commissions order are North
line from Georgia avenue to North ave
nuc ON Hroadway, west line. from m.
terSection Of kirkapoo and Dewey ave
nucS to the north end of the line east
line, from Tenhrook street 60 Country
club on Eleventh street
The commission ordered the traC-
tion company to resume operating cars
to Wallace avenue on kickapoo avenue.
instead Of stopping at Dewey avenue,
IN order to provide service Tor school
children
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21
Santa Claus Says Give
SLIPPER S
For Christmas
For Christmas

And in order to carry out Old Santa's
mandate, we offer 500 pairs Saturday
500 pairs OF crochet slippers for WON.
en- and misses. in sizes II to z, in COLI
ors OF gray red pink and blue-trim-
med in whtc-at the special price Of
sSo instead Of Sl2S and $50
A Special Discount OF on Childrens
Shoes-We mention this in connection
with our great SOROSlS SALE as a
reminder to bring the little ones with
YOU S1o TO $3.50 Tor ehildrens 800
10 500 shoes.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21
Bath Robes
At $3.50 Up

At $3.50 to S.oo--In gray, laven-
der pink, dark blue. All in floral
patterns with round collars, some
with cuffs, others with plain sleeves.
All have pockets and cords.
At $3.50 to S.SO-Wonderful as
sortmcnt OF bath robes in iascinat-,
ing floral patterns-lndian designs
and in plain colors Some are made
with large collar, and mrnback
cuffs; deep pockets, satin trimmed
with cords
Al si45O to s225O Bath Robes--Tn
pink, lavender, light blue and dark
blue made with large collar, trim
med with satin ribbons and silk
cords
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21

A man thinks that it is big and brave
to brag that his wife doesn't care a
hang where he goes or what time he
gets in. But the fact OF the matter is
that there IS something wrong about
a woman who is that kind Of a wife
Luke Mcluk
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21
BASEMENT

PercoIators 49, Splendid for
gifts and here in all sizes at
sios to $500
Electric Toasters--Also hot
plates and grillS, at $3.50 TO "a.
Irons--The famous Uniyer-
sal iron with stand and 6-ioot
cord at $50; value SIS.
The Hot Point 49, With
thumb rest and 6.ioot cord, at
N7S.
Tourist 9-lb. Iron -. With
ytand, curling iron and heavy
jag for convenient carrying,
It $500
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21

THE Great Sale of Furs at Saving of IS to 80 13f6
Coats and rs Mus and Neckpieces, Continues in
the Salons of Dress, Third Floor.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21

Make hi, Red Cross Christmas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21
rOMonnOM.s ENENrs.

Phi Delta dance. Lee-Huckins hotel.
Week end dance, Lakeside Country
club,
Dansant. sklr,in hotel.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21
The Handkerchief

Snow white linen and other
wlse--the thousands and thon-.
nnds Of them that there are at
scoTT.HALlIeuRToN's, In
the handkerchief store, First
Floor.
AND THE SILVER
THE JEWELRY
THE LEATHER GOODS
And the other gift Hugges-
tlons all over the store
Indeed. II In Christmas every
where nj Scott Ilalllburton'H
Saturday Is your time TO buy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21
$3.75 Bathrobe Blankets, $3.50

Her pride in the appearance Of her home should
lead you to select housewives gift from these in'
linens. We have luncheon sets table damask ant
napkins, embroidered dresser scarfs and pillow
cases-all reasonably priced despite the scarcity
And for Saturday we offer
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21

Miss Grace Deupree Of Lyons, Kan,
will come tomorrow to spend Christmas
with her sister, Mrs, s. II, Phillips,
of the St Charles apartments ON North
Broadway
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21

Mrs William J Pettee and Mis-.
Margaret Pcttce, 7O0 West Sixtecnt'
street, returned last night from visi
of ten DAYS in San Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs James C. Smith an,
little daughter Helen, and Miss Gracr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan s. Sherman
jr., $40 East Fourth street are enter
tanning Mrs Sherman's brother, MIR
II. NJ. Harrison OF Chicago. They
will have also as their guests during
the holidays. MIR and Mrs Malcolm
Harrison and children and Mr. |. N
Harrison OF Wichita Falls, Texas, VIII,
will arrive Sunday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21

Mr.. and Mrs Porter h. Morgan Of
1923 West Thirty-irst street will
entertain with a family dinner party on
Christmas day.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21
The Books

Was there ever a more com
pletn book store-thRn this that
Is conveniently arranged on the
first floor Too many 10 no
into long details. A glimpse
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-21

We don't know how many there are in the lot
haven't had time TO count them-but the linen ch
insisted OF offering something unusual for Satr
day and he has succeeded Unusual in quality a
unusual in value are these fancy Turkish Ba
Towels in lavender, pink, blue and yellow borders
towels that were 7sc and very special at SOC. Fir
ly woven and very absorbent
Centerpisces, Soarfs and Lunch Cloths at si
each--Anothcr unusual value in decorative peC
that are embroidered and lace-trimmed.
Scott
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-21
ganmuoll .garic acidlOiicu.

QiDerpool 20. SUM. TT Dtc
GieIiae 9oummoq, 90rie mliror bcutc
nad fur5er @ei6GftSperioOe eeidloi-
fen. llngem0bnlides Steigen Der
ereiie mor in oen lebten Togen 5it
bemerfen. 0ie bobeu @reiic oeigten
gcltern @elpinnc Don 14S bis 1872
@unttcn, 1ie bieiigc Cotton Q(iio.
ciationT bat bci6lohen, Den D1orft in
Solge Der icniatiunelen @emeguu9
5u iblieBen.
92elu Yorf 90. Slmi. Scr
@rdiiocnt Der biciigcu @alunwol.
90rlc crbielt Dom 9SrGIi6entcn Der
&iOerpool 8oumpoa.96rie folaenoe
&a6elno6riCbt
n@is morgcn nit Dem BrGiioGnten
Der &anoelSfommer cine @eippre.
dung itottgeiunoen boben pirO un0
in llc6creinltimmilng nit ieinenI
8lmide babeu oH 0irettoren be.
i6loiien Dob Der 3utunitSmorft, DER
mcritoniicbe uuo Der dgDptii6c,
tcmporGr gcicbloiien merocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-21
SG6ldlc SOdlaeit.

0ie erIte &od6eits- 6eierliGfeit in
Der st. &oie Of 2ima"-air6 IN
9rooflpu fono itott, ais Sri. @torD
Z. S6roOer @oworo 6onbonf bon
Baltimore ebeIi1tc. 0ie 9ruut lit
cine Gobter BON Sobn Is. S6r0Oer,
Dem g(uficber 6es 0l. arel56rieo-
bofes. 0ie &rarung Wuroe BON oem
Seeliorger Der Stride Doa5ogen. 9lls
a9eit @}on@ fllneirte Soparo 9. Sr.
min. Die @breuiungfer mar Sri.
2oretta u. Sdr60er, Die S6meltcr
Der @rolit. 9lod Der Geremonie fonD
elm @mpfoug in Der @obulng oeS
Goters Der 8raut ltatt. 9as iunge
Gbepoor miro ieinen @obniiB IN
@rooflDn oufI6logen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-21
Mlinhr lSniinnicrc troien ein.

-
@roB mar Der glerger Gapltan -
gn0erIon'S bonn norwc9il6en 6riIdlt.
6ompfer Senator, ais OoS SAllt
an ser Standardization cintraT,
neun g}eeer, bIinoe Foliagiere, alT
0ed ,crl6ienen. GopitGn 9lnoerlon
t6eilte DER @inmonOerlingS @eboroe
NIT, oaB er om Goge Der glbfobrt BON
SSSomoica oebn 9leeer, Die out oenl
S6iife ocritedt ulfgeiunOen muroelL
3uriidianote, un0 Dob er 9eglQlIof
bobe, es befGnoen iib fcine pelter al
9orO. ga feiner BON ocn y|e9erll
@eIo botte lmo folgli1 Die &optlteuer
nidlt be5o6len fonntc, 10 mllroe llt
bon Der @tmponoerlng oliSgel6loner
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Wtiuer, @iliam Speeo, Gecil 2bo-
mos, Septimus @3e9licL grneit @il
lon, SibneD Dunn unO gloolpbnS
Duncan.
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