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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-03-16
NOTICE OF HEARING OF

In the probate court Of Bingham
county, State of Idaho.
In the mater Of the estate Of Samuel
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-03-16
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior, U. s.
Land office. Blackfoot, Idaho, March
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
tice Of their intention to make final
proof on their respective entries be-
fore the register and receiver Of U. s.
ninth ninth day d'e Of May. 1si7: '0A"'' ." 'ne
Calvin Wheeler, Of Blackfoot. idaho.
r F. D.. No. 4, who on December z,
1911, made homestead entry Serial No.
VIZ section 3, TOWNSHIP T v south, range
SO east, Boise meridian. to make final
five year proof, under sec. 6, Act Of
He names as witnesses the follow
ing persons: John A. Wheeler, Archie
Wheeler Bert Grimmet and John Raw
all of Moreland, Idaho.
Charles U. Bradford, of Shelley, Ida
was entry Aus sera No. s1$ss
the lots /, 3 and Ell S.W.H section
81, township 8 south, range SO east
Boise meridian, to make final three
He names as witnesses the following
persons: VIII Judge, Frank Bradford
Nathan Tanner. Jr., and Lyman Tan
ner, all Of Springfield, Idaho.
S cotop Psr'sn # T msa b 5Saho
stead entry serial No. oS55s7, for the
s.W.A .N.W.A, NV sWH section
26. M Sc S.H N.EA. sen N.
ship north, range 80 east Boise meri-
dian, to make final three year proof
He names as witnesses the following
persons: Fl. F. Siesser, Mamie Siesser,
e. D. Keller and A. F. Willecke, all Of
Taber, Idaho.
J. T. CARRUTH,
35-6p Register.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-03-16
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior, u. g..
Land office, Blackfoot, Idaho. February
10, 1917.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settlers have filed notice
on their respective entries before, the
register and receiver of u. s. Land OF
fee. Blackfoot, Idaho, on the third day
OF April, 1877; 80 p,.
on November a. 1918. made lone homest waS
entry Serial No. 01o534, for the N.EX
section 81, township south, range So
east, Boise meridian, to make final
three year proof. H.
ing persons: III. n. Peterson and T.
A. Hall, Of Blackfoot, Idaho; Samuel
Beebe and Oscar Ashby, Of Pingree,
Idaho.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-03-16

William Fl. Bingham, of Blackfoot,
1914 made Homestead 81 do entry 1a yan seriag
No. O15852. for the VIZ N.W.k, VIZ
s. VIZ section ., township south,
range SO east, Boise meriGian, to make
final three year proof.
He names as witnesses the following
persons: Daniel J. Murdoch, Daniel
Kirley, Charles W. Lee and Lorin Bing-
ham, all Of Blackfoot, Idaho.
]. T. CARRUTH,
31-6p Register.
NOTICE OF HEARING OF
PETITION FOR PROBATE
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-03-16

Summons on foreclosure of delin-
quency tax certificate. In the district
court OF. the Sixth judicial district,
County Ct Bingham, State of Idaho.
G. H. Holbrook, County Auditor as
Trustee for Bineham County,
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-03-16
ALIAS SUMMONS

Summons on foreclosure Of delin-
quency tax certificate. In the district
court of the Sixth judicial district.
County Of Bingham, State of Idaho.
G.. H. Holbrook, County Auditor as
Trustee for BINGHAM County,
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-03-16
NOTICE OF STOCK
HOLDERS MEETING

31-5
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31-6p
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-12
THE WEATHER

New Haven, March 12-For
New Haven and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Tuesday; colder to-
night. 81
Connecticut: Cloudy tonight,
slightly colder ON the mainland:
Tuesday, partly cloudy; moder-
ate to fresh northwest to north
winds.
Forecast for the week: The
weather viii be overcast, with
rains, at the beginning of the
week and fair after Monday until
near the end of the week, when
rains are again probable Tenn
peratures win be much higher
Sunday and Monday, followed by
colder weather Monday night and
Tuesday and moderate tempera-
ture during the latter half OF the
wee.
The storm that passed over
this vicinity yesterday is now CEN
trail over Nova Scotia. 1t caused
general rains from the Ohio val
ley eastward to the coast. An
other disturbance is central this
morning over New Mexico The
temperatures are high in the
southern and eastern districts.
Zero temperatures were reported
from several places along the
northern border.
Conditions favor for this vicfn-
fty squally weather, followed by
fair and colder.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-12

pers comment at length on the fall of
Bagdad and dwell on the political i'm
pOrtance of the British success. The
Figaro says:
I'm respect to the European war
as a whole perhaps it does not matter
much that the Turkish army has I'M
dergone a serious check in far away
territory. Neverth eless, the political
effect of the event win be deeply felt
in Germany, The Hamburg Bagdad
line, the last of the dreams cherished
by German megalomania, must remain
a dream in the fact Of the realities.
1t is certain that hopes of its fulfil
ment were fostered by the govern
ment and contributed largely to keep
ing up the spirits Of the public
The Petit Parisien says: '~The
Turks were thrown into the war
forcib1y by the committee of union
and progress, which only maintained
itself in power by terrorism Will it's
prestige survive the Mesopotamian
disaster ?"
TURKS ARE OPTIMISTIC.
London, March 12-Enver pasha,
who has just returned from Asia
Minor to Constantinople, has inform
ed the Turkish parliament that the
military situation is better than at
any time since Turkeys entrance to
the. war, according to. a Reuter- dis
patch from Constantinople- Enver
pasha is quoted as saying:
1--WE and our allies await with calm
confidence any offensive that the enc
my may launch in the coming spring.
The cham Der will pardon me If pre-
serve silence regarding the action
which we on our part purpose to take
i The safety; of the Turkish coast
aid the Dardanel1es is better assured
than ever before On the Sinai front
the situation is unchanged. On the
SMesopotanian front we retired north
ward for military reasons. For sim
liar reasons we have drawn in to-
ward Kermanshah on the Persian
front. The situation on the Caucasus
front is unchanged To sum up, the
whole outlook justifies confidence in the
future. Thanks to the Almighty we
shall obtain the final victory
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-12
MURDERER TRIES
SUICIDE SECOND
TIME In STAMFORD

Stamford March 12.-Unsnccessfui
in his attempt to kill himself last
night, Ferdinando Laudatti OF New
Haven, who killed his father in-law,
Erleste Punti, and slightly wounded
his mother-in-7aW Saturday night,
again tried to end his life today while
in his cell He broke jagged piece
out Of his drinking cup and cut an ar
terry in his wrist. When he saw the
blood Laudatti began to yen, stirring
up the men in the station. A doctor
called at once, said the wound was
superficial Last night IAudatd used
his suspenders and tried to hang him
self The police say they think the
man feigns insanity
The homicide occurred DURING a
quarrel at the home of Punti.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Adamson are at their
new home In Bridgeport. Mr.. Adam
son is employed as an electrician at
the Lake Torpedo Co.
Clarence Burr spent a few days this
week in New York city
At Harmony grange Thursday even
ing the following program was given:
First chapter, original story; Fer
tilizer Problem" open discussion; vio-
lin solo, Ernest Sherman; How to
! Save Stable Fertilizer" Ambrose
Hurd; poultry problems, discussion led
| by Elmer Lund; Experience with
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-12

tition Of Janama.
Senator Martin conferred with
President Wilson at the White House
today and it was understood that the
announcement reflected the Presi-
dents wishes.
Republican leaders have announced
that three weeks debate may be ex-
pected before vote. Republicans
oppose it.
No attempt was made in the caucus
today to bind Democrats to support
the treaty.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-12
DUCHESS OF ooNNAUGHT Ill

London, March IA bulletin is
sued this morning says the Duchess of
Connanght passed restless night.
The attack of broncho-pneumoni
persists and the heart action is
weaker, complications incidental to a
severe sickness four years agD having
supervised
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-12
Senate TO Take Up
Columbian Treaty
At This Session

Washington, March 12-Senator
Martin, the majority floor leader, an
nounced at the Democratic caucus to-
day that an effort would be made to
get a vote at the present session on
the treaty with Colombia, providing
a payment Of $15,OOO,0OO for the par
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-12
STEPNEY

Several patrons from Harmony
grange spent Wednesday in Danbury
where they attended Fairfield Co. Po-
mona grange.
The best sleighing of the season was
enjoyed in this vicinity the first few
days of the week.
G. H. Lyon was a recent visitor In
ANewtown
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-12
NO DECISION.

Washington, March 12-Decision on
the constitutionality of the Adamson
railroad law was again postponed to-
day by the supreme court.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-12

1 Water GLASS;" Alice Sherman; Cur
rent Events" Edward Curtiss.
| Edward Perkins has been i'll with a
severe grip cold.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-12

Farmer Want Ads. Ono Cent Word
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s4uIi@iirseu NIT abfnBpf6aren
aermdn.

Qu9 uniere tltinen Mdbden baben
i4on lire beI9eibene @itelfeit, bic linen
bsrbietet, NIT acknowledgement 3ur Gdule
gu geben. Gdon genug, boB tie ibers
bdupt cine Sdir3s nmbanoeul 8a nun
aber bic f6ibsnhen 9iiaen gum Dobls
befinben Der 8Ieibsrdrmel redt nStia
iinb, 10 pirb bic prattiI4e Mutter auf
einen 4uspeg iinnen miiHen, I'm beiOen
Seilen gere6t gu nerben. 9iefen Mass
meg ftnbet fe bur9 bic obtnDpfbdren
QermeI. Die G6iir5e tpiro nie az
ipDbnIt9 bergefteut. ebenio bas atrmels
paar. 9as neue Oaran 1T nur bds. DaB
man bic OurA eiaen feTten g9rGgfreis
fen gefi4erten armI0der mi. 0rudz
t%nopf6dIien unb bic pben gIei9fdus
burA einen Idrdgen StoFfftreifsn pers
fduberten aermel nit ben entfpre@ens
ben 9rudtn6pfen perfiebt. 4pmmt bas
flstne Mdbsl nun nett urb 5ierti9 NIT
Der drmellofen S6iirSe aus Der SduIe,
10 geuiigen 8tpei 0rtffe, I'm bic arms
bfIlen iiberauitretfen uub an bet SGar3e
nan3utniipfeu1. co lit Der ..nhIiatn
gitelteit unb Der mitterliden GparIum.
teit pbne alien 8ampF 9cniige getau.
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8~rei9unbert 4ferbe, ie Orei unb brei,
3ogeH beut an mir pOr6ei.
Sur Muterung ~trappelteu goB um
&oB,
Sin u~uabie66arer, brauner SroB.
Sic trabten porndrt8. gebulbi9, itamm;
Riat abnenO pobin, ni9t a6nenb
tparum.
Sic trdnmtcn BON aripPe, Safer unb
Stall,
Don 8agenrofen uub geitI6enfnal.
limb nubten ntht, baB ie Gusertorsn
gu Iddumenbem aitt, in ben 8ei6en
Die Gporen,
nit to6enbeu 0iiitern in flie9enbtm
Sagen
Reiter in @rduen unb Sob 3u traqeu.
02tt fIdtteruben MId6nen, BON QneIt
getrieben,
ltebsr bic rdu9enbe Walitatt 81 ftieben,
LIN i4mer38erriRen nit triefeuben
2enben
SIN Stau6 fi9 ipdI3enb i'm Gtarrz
trdmpf 5u erben,
Tod utmenb, bus OBJ unb bas Sirn
bur4gelt
Dom Dr6bRen, 6eulen uHb 9onnern
Der Delt.
60 3ie9eu Fe fin, in ldngIamem Srdb,
SIN Sammer, in SOLE, in gGbRenbes
Grab,
Gtpeiht glei9 Der 9labitorsn 69dr.
Die iterbenO It9 brafte BEN gGIdr bar.
60 fareiten lie in ibr G9idial tnmm,
Ridt aAneub, ipofiir, no5u unb tpdrllm.
Do9 tief mir i'm 6er5eH baftet bies
Bib
60 friebGi9, 70 groB urb 70 i9redensz
Nib.
limb nafts i'm 3raume fteisn ie auF
aus ibren GrGbern in rubloIem 9duF,
Die 9ferbetdodper, Stelett bei Sfelett,
limb brdngen Ii4 eng auf Der GhdbeIs
taft,
@tIpsuitif9 tpiebsrnb, gu brei unb brsi,
3ieb'n mir bic totem 8riis porbei.
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Sin Sldbier

ion niemdls ftartem Semperalariut9ta
ausgeleBt feiil, ipenr man es LANCE aes
brauhsfdbig erbalten min. Es norT
barlm tpeber eiitem SFen al nabe
iteReu, nod an elmer 0anh Ieinen plak
hdben, beren Moner ins 6reie aebt urD
tsinen 4ubdu beIibt. Gonf Idpeaen
gar lei9t bic inntn aneebradten GiISs
pldtt6eu an, unb bic Saiten iDerben
Inder, Ser eiinftiglte 9tab Fir bos
Snitrument tit cine 3tmmertuanb. bic
an einen auberen Snnenrunm onIdliebt.
Sat man cine fpIhe ni9t CUR Aers
fiigung, smpfiebIt T9 bic 0uerFsIung
in elmer Gde. 9ier tlinseu ~beIonhers Bic
T0ne f96n aus. lleberhaupt EclI bds
alabier aud nidt gu nabe an cine
gerabe @anb geriidt perber, ba biefe
ben Saua niat unbeosutenb bdmpft.
Dos toItbare Snfrument III aud noh
9unItdteit Dot Gtaub 8u fdiiBgn. Or
9etd muB fleiBig gei6toHen perten
unb bart Hi4t, nie es in Dielen Gami.
lien Site III, Itunbrulang often Itefen.
SIN Staube niIten ii9 gar leidt bic
Wptten elm. bic in benz Til8 inter 0sn'
gniten unb 9dmmern cine paIenee
9abrung finben. Die 9aIten Fno nit
etnem feu4ten Wilblener bss 0fttren
~ubsureiben. Der aufIub bes SaItrus
ments bat Itets BON Bitten Frei su blsIs
ben. Gol4e idooen Dem reinen aldns.
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Cine icRr cute
Octucbnbcif,

bic bel 3eit unb geIb erFpdrt. beTtehi
BARN, ie6en fir bas ReiRiqungsceIdafi
i'm 9dusbalt Tolpte fir has MpDtBfens
ID rdnt4en bsfimtmen gapieriad, ionic
tr aus benz 2uben iommt, nit bsutlider
StutenaaF4rift gu berieben. Oomit
eripdrt man fi4 ben fpGteren 9ipeife[,
OBJ 3. 9. bds ipeiBe BUILDER Notrcn
bicarb. 1T uber Magnefia, 8urIGure,
llnun ober 6iorfdires Cali nnb bic
1tetdni 6affung, neil man ni6t fiher
barber it. 4ua Oh in BEN brotnen
Sad 4uillugarinbe 1T pber GeiFens
tpur3el, OBJ SennesbIGtter ober Mefifens
tee uip. tann gu man9sm 3tpeifsl @ns
LAB geben. Ginen @orrut FOLDER StufFe
itets gu 6dItep. 1T lebr rattan, bd man
oann BET geodrf dles aueenblidlia sur
9aub bat, Die sur @dfde, our Cub
gefddft n6tisen folen Der Dirt mad III
alien 8iedfaIten 5uIammen deorbnet i'm
8prratsi9rant teben, bags9sa oIss,
mas ins 9eilfad I9ldqt, nebIi snas
IiTdem pflaiter, gase6inbtu, aaltmiIn
unb ai8inus1G i'm Qpots etenfdrdntden,
aber dies nit heatli6er Iuff6rift bers
ieAen. Die tletns Mtiibe Iobnt lia bieIs
fad. benn in auaenbltden bes fdneasn
8ebarfs 1T BON boGItem Meri, mit eli
6erbeit auf ben ridtigen Gtoff 8u areis
fen unb tsinsr M6gIi4teit pes Srrtums
ansgefebt gu lem.
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4ctn oimmel uaher.

Der fedsidhriqe 9ouis, beFen gltern
tot TH0 uRb Der ba6er bon leiner alien
Gro5mut.er er3ossn nirb. isbri tines
gaasg aus Der S6uls bstm uHb iinbet
groBmama. Eanttn uHb GefdniItu in
graHsn ouIatl6H. rDarum psiusn
Ione24 froqt II. .Itil 9ntel gqis
fthr franz iii. 3u muBt ben lieb,H
Soft bitten. ihn boEb nie0er gdunb
rtrbsn 3A laHen.'
an bsmitIben Ra9mittdq Tnb gum
sss ols 5amilieHslisber oeriammslt.
nlr msin Grsunb 2ouis Teblt. CT if
niraenbs gu FiHbsn. gnolih srIdetnt
II. 0roBmdmo empFdngt IGN nit einem
ltrrnosn: .Mo MART 8u2" ,O6en
IN Der Rumbsltammer.- mas boIt
gu bort oemdft24 - .Gebttst, bamit
0ntsl Gais asIanb psrbs." ,Qber
naram oerdnt bort pbeH2' rDamit
Der Iisbe Gptt MID better bore"
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Sns 9(Ibnut Der 5rau.

9as Str3 Tpri6t gum 6er3en, uub bic
9an5e SiitlidieitsItbre zines S9ulmeis
iters tpiest nidt 70 bel, tpie bas liebes
bole, 5drtlidt gspluubsr siner oerfdns
bisen Grau, Der man bon 9er3en gus
gstan III. q. 8. aoaFeu..
Bel benz Mann liset Die Strait i'm
@ebiru, bsi Der Grau i'm Screen; tUtnR
Der aOpf aud rtsiert 70 if es bod bas
9er3, tpeIde8 gstuiunt. eniles.
GO ei6t uur Elm Slid: Bic gfli4t,
Nur tiuen groh: bic @r6tit,
Rur einen 9enub: bas 6h0ne.
Carmen Snlba.
Durdfdneift fret bag Mtltgt6tet,
Dinh Dit bic Ssimat re9f perfeb'ni
Ger niemaIs aiBer Iid gsriet,
Biro nitmals sriinbIi6 IN F6 ssb'n.
Saul sebie.
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Sfi,3e BON 6nnSa HSks, 9ambure.

a&9 mas. 6as muBte Sod babel i6sr
fem - n Wdbel ME bu, bas @tlo ges
mug bat; bdB bu baran ni6t sebu9t
buIt!"
sd babe INNER rur an bid gtba6t;
babe Dir bod INNER eeI6idt, 5ans,"
mei1te ie nit lei9tem @orpurf.
g9ds bat ia Oamit gar ni6ts gu tuu,
2tia; bas III betne ptri6nlt6s Qngelegeus
belt, aber 70 Teib ibr- NIT Dir nod
OieIe anbere; ibr oentt eu9 ni6t fiir
einen %ein3igeu Qugsnbtid am Sage in
bic S4redeH bieIes Rrisges 6inein; ibr
Iinnt uno tra9tet MIR INNER, tpie ibr
nit surem etgsrtn aleintram 3uIamme1ls
tommt: bds lit euer 9ageluert - ba
fill cure glot! LIMB 70 famIt bu mir
beute nit al bieieu niftigen 9ingen, bic
mid beute ptrtli9 ni6ts me6r argebeu.
Wto4ten ie borbem meme Welt gelpez
fen fem - 10 TT bas icBt arber8 getpors
ben. Meine Grau iol bas ni9t bers
geRen; fonbern Iou dufrieOen nit mir
ieia, iDie i9 iebt bin. @ir bringen teis
men la4enoen 6ro9iinn 9eim, Ionbern
BET aler Wieberiebensfrsube erfilt uns
Elm tiefer Grnit. llniere 4ugcn IebeH bic
G4reden Der G4la6t; unYere 9bren
b0ren ben tobenbsn Qdrm Der @eIdiibe,
bas St06nen un0 9err69eIn Der Iter6ens
ben aameraben unb miibe
miibe - iinb mir aud. 5ait ou mid
nun berifanom2"
Sic fab i'm tIdr unb fat iiberseuot
an; bod bic Gnttdui4uns le6te md in
i9r unb traurig frdgte Ie:
n3It Dir benin nun bds a1es bier ni6t8
iptrt bein id6nes Setm unb i9,
ME i9 bin2"
ST dntportete nidt funbern fiiBte fe
Iangs unb innig. 70 pie er lie nod ME
getiBt bate. Damn begann er nod eins
NAL nit i9perem GrnIe: ,,aameraben
an idredli4eu 0unoen ber6luten 5u
ie9en, liebe, treue meuI4en, uub i6ucn
niht belfen t0nnen uno oiirfen. Den
Sob tauienbfd9 ia fur6t6arer AG6e
fiibIen anb ibm Itanbhdttea molten nit
gan8er ieeIii6er @tdrte - bas -
ba8 III 49,"
8einte err? sic fa6rte es marin ouF
i9re Sdnbe tropfen; bod pogte fte ni6t,
it4 8u ribren. Qber bieIe Gtuube
ma4te fe reif! mannestrdnen! Der
Qufrubr ieiuer Rerbtn bate g%rl8funo
aefunben. 8ei9 unb berubiaeno itri@
ie i4m iiber bic Stirn, pie cine W2uts
ter. SIS mar 1pGt gtuorben,
ais ct fh enbIih er6ob.
na4, bag mar fd6n." Iagfe er uufs
dtmtno, i'd babe seiu4t unb babe
gsfnnben.1
nQieber 5dns."
Dos mar id6n,@ ipieberboLtt er nod
einmal ME elmer, Der I9 bon bielen Set
ten befreit iiebt, .OieIes ausru6en nab
fiirdtcrIideH Mpndtet, an Der 8rui
meiner geliebten 6rau, bic mir qeb0rt
nnb mid berItebt. 8a8 braubt man bod
eirtmal aI5 Ndnn un6 erit re9t ats 5oIs
bat"
So, nun OerItono fe i'm. lle6er fd
'elbit 1inaus muBte ie bic 2tebe iu9en,
bann piiroe oles gut perben. -
aIs Grau 2iIa mad sinigtn 9uaen
trdnenumForten 8lides BEN 3uee nd6s
%itarrte, Der ibr ibreu Mann ipieber ouf
ungetpife 3eit in neite Gernm entfiibrte,
tooQte bas QbIniebslpe6 Ie fat nie0ers
0riideni bd gebahte ie ieiner @orte unb
ri4ttte ii4 bo8 arf: Sa. cine 6oloatens
frau polte ie tperben. Seine Geele
ioGte ui6t Elm 5~iptits8 MdI iuden mill
len, tpenn er mieber 6timte6rte;
Elm S9auoer Idiittelte ie pt6Bli9 ipie
in u%n6eilbolem Q6nerl nnb IanqTdm
lPrdd iie es Dor fid bin; @enn Ct nur
- pieberfehrt =-l@
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arieasfinher.

@dter: ssSat06Is, iDenn beine S5uls
aufsa@ Hiht bis 6 llbr fertis 1T, eibts
6dutl"
Sat6bls: 20 met. iidb fommt bsr
@ahssr ua Idon init m ulttmaiumI"
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Serbi.

Die Gage Fnb Ountel. Die aOfsn fnb
ale b~ereaHgen.
Siebs, Der eint 10 IiebIi9e @artsn III
Ieer.
ttnfere Gternt. bic 70 6selidfnb ttonesn,
Sinh b%eriuutcn In eiHem tiefen Mtssr.
Gege bic Sanb auFs Sera. glibt bsin
8erldngen
an4 10 Nib tpie meius BEN GspsIe.
Ten Su2
9erfe Der Sonne, burb bic mir tinff
geganger.
6l9Ie bas 2aub i'm @inb. mas att
terIt bu2
8anB 9etpae
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Der 6rSbte.

gtner dber fdrtitet untsr alien
Maffenlos. BON Wd9tiglten aeIonSi,
6ebt bic arisser uuf bic tdmpfenb faIs
len,
Gesnet GreunO unb Geinb in ithsm
adnb -
66rt @sbett, bic aus AuaIen fieiasn,
Biegt 8sgsiitsrune uub @rimm uub
2sib,
Ghrettet unbsriibrt i'm blut'gen Retgsn,
@eiB bic @OIteripeuben ieber 3eit.
ST bot ldnsIt bic grObte Sat buLenhs!,
Sebe Rot mar feline eisns got,
Sebes 9eben, bds i'm arsu5e enbet,
8irb Sriumpblieb iiber ieben Sob.
aatte Goieta H.mtIntx
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penig unssebnst nn6 Der gsI@mad
ourd einsn 1esl5fFel poi gArat md
Bum se6rben. 9ieFe Gauce Ngaan sali
ua0 fparm eeseben per6sn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-14
NEARLY 100 KILLED
IN GREAT AIR RAID
OVER EAST LONDON

Continued from First PascD
for the loss Of only one German ma
chine has been recorded. Others are
reported to have been brought down
but there is no official conhrmat ion Of
this. The antiaircraft guns OF Lon
don seemingly were unable to reach
the Germans.
HOMES OF THE POOR
SUFFER GREAT DAMAGE
Willis great many small business
houses and the homes of the poor in
The crowded districts suffered great
damage, Field Marshal Niscount
French, commander Of the HON. ue.
lenses. announces that no damage OF
military or naval nature wae done
The east end OF London. in which
live the city's poor. suffered heavily
from the raid. Bombs fell in many
congested districts. Two hospitals re-
port handling upwards OF fifty cases.
four of whom died. and many of whom
were seriously injured
The German airplanes appeared over
London shortly before noon. a great
battle occurred in the air. The in
vaders were attacked by antiaircraf It
guns as we'll as by British aviators.
4 bomb struck schoolhousc build
ing. killing ten children and iniuring
nifty. Ono German airplane is re-
ported to have been brought down.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-14
STEAMSHIP MANCHUR|A
COLL|DES WITH MONITOR
Severely Damaged In Accident rs
She Is Passing Quarantine
in Heavy Fog.
TWO BIG HOLES TORN IN SIDE
Able, However, to Return to Dock
Under Own Steam, Though Ship
ping Water Rapidly-War Vessel
Suffers Very Little Damage.
tBy Associated Press.l

NEW YORK. June l3.-The steam
ship Manchuria was severely damaged
in a collision with the United States
monitor Amphitrite, on guard duty. as
she was passing Quarantine in heavy
fog tonight. With two big holes in
her port side amidships and down by
the stern. 1t was feared 1t would be
necessary to beach the steamer. but
she was able to return to her dock
under her own power
Steaming slowly through the Mar
rows. because OF the fog. the Manchurta
bumped into the little monitor. The
larger vessels stern rested squarely
on tho monitors bow. A patrol boat
and tug dragged the monitor loose.
little damaged. The Manchuria was
not so fortunate. She was shipping
water rapidly and had bad list. II
was decided, however, that she would
be able to reach her dock
The Manchuria. of 1858 tons. is
owned by the International Mercantile
Marine.