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The Arizona copper camp., 1917-05-26
COL. BRODIE MAY
AGAIN SEE SERVICE:

PHOENIX, Ariz., May 25.-Col. A. O..
Brodie, former governor of Arizona,
and a major of the Rough Riders, may
be called again to the colors according
to advices reaching here from New
York. Col Brodie, who was formerly
resident of Prescott, was trained at
West Point. He came to Arizona in
the early '7O's as lieutenant of cavalry.
Later he resigned his commission and
engaged in mining near Prescott. He
entered the Rough Riders in 1898, and
following the Spanish American war
was appointed governor of the territory
of Arizona. At the expiration of his
term he re-entered the regular army,
retiring from active service about three
years ago. He is now residing in New
jersey.
The Arizona copper camp., 1917-05-26
TRANSFERS AT
COUNTY SEAT

The following transfers of real estate
are included in the last report of the
Surety Abstract and Realty Company
of Florence:
United States to Frank H Swenson-
Fractional Secs. 8, II and 1S, Twp. 6
S.. r. E.
United States to Robert w. Mcintyre
-sW n Sec. %, T. S., r. 14E
United States to Gebriel E. Angulo-
Frac. Secs. 9 and 10, S, Z E.
Thos. Haley to Beatrice Houck-
Lots 19 and 20, Buffalo Mining Claim,
Ray.
Thos. Haley to Mrs. Thos r. Me-
Clure-Lots 6S and So, Buffalo Mining
Claim
F. H. Plaistridge to C. G. Powell
NJ of SWA Sec. 31-4-9.
S. o. Thompson ct Tx to A. E. Ed
monds-Lots and 10, Blk. 9. Western
Addition to Florence.
Superior Improvement Co. to w. H.
Alkire-4Ox1OO feet of Block II, Su-
perior.
o. S. Kenyon ct ux to w. H. Avery
Frac S1a Of Sec 31-7-7.
E. p. Carroll to ]. P. Gleason-Frac
Blk II, Superior.
John LeBard to Geo. H. Mcclure
NJ Sec. II, T. S., r. E.
A. H. Elliott ct ux to Geo. w. Bur-
gess-NWA of SWA Sec. 1866.
M. Zapata to E. S. Zapata-Lot 8,
Blk. 4, Mammoth Townsite
The Arizona copper camp., 1917-05-26
STAGE DRIVERS!
FILE YOUR BOND!

Local officers have been engaged the
past few days notifying all auto stage
drivers that they must file their bonds
Immediately with the Corporation Com
mission. The expiration of the time
limit is June first and any who have
not filed their bond by that time are
liable to be taken into custody on a
misdeameanor charge. The law is very
strict on this particular point and the
local officers urge that all who are en-
gagged in the stage business here at
tend to this matter at once.
The Arizona copper camp., 1917-05-26
UNION MINERS
GO ON STRIKE

JEROME, May 25.-Workmen en-
ployed in the Jerome district and who
are members of the Jerome Miners
union made demands for the Miami
scale of wages and recognition of their
union early this week The companies
granted the Miami scale. which will
hereafter prevail instead of the Butte
SCALE and refused the demands of the
men for recognition of the union and
the check off system of payment Fol-
lowing the refusaal of these demands
some of the miners went on strike The
United Verde Copper company is still
continuing to operate its plants here
and at Clarkdale.
The Arizona copper camp., 1917-05-26
BEWARE AUTO|STS!
WATCH YOUR SPEED!

Autoists and drivers, beware! When
crossing the new bridge over Mineral
creek, opposite the depot be sure that
you are not exceeding the five mile per
hour limit. Supervisor Schilling and
Judge French Thursday caused con-
spicuous sign to be placed across the
bridge warning the public that five
miles per hour was the limit of speed
across this bridge and a strict watch
will be kept that the law may be en-
forced.
The Arizona copper camp., 1917-05-26
ATTEND DANCE AT
NEW MILL TOWN

A number of the young folk of the
town motored to Belgravia last We'd
mes night to attend the dance given by
Walter Barham in his newly con-
structed building. Belgravia is the new
town where the smelter for the Her
cules mill will be located and Mr.. Bar
ham will conduct an up -to- date pool
room and cigar stand in his new
building.
The Arizona copper camp., 1917-05-26
BUY cocHIsE CHIEF

PRESCOTT, Ariz., May 25.-For the
purpose of taking over the Cochise
Tanks district, Charles E. Carmack and
Lewis A Collins of Nevada are in
Prescott. The Cochise Chief property
consists Of IA claims and is owned by
c.. X Pearson.
The Arizona copper camp., 1917-05-26
DR.. MuNsoN HERE

DR.. E. Munson, prominent optomet-
rist of Phoenix, spent Wednesday in
Ray looking after the needs of his
patrons and making new friends. DR..
Munson expects to make monthly trips
to Raw in the future and his business
card will be found in the columns OF
the Copper Camp and which will carry
the announcement of his arrival in the
camp.
The Arizona copper camp., 1917-05-26
TO BUILD RAILROAD
TO ROOSEVELT DAM

ROOSEVELT, Ariz.. May 25.-That
the Southern Pacific company plans to
build a railroad from Miami to ROose-
welt in addition to the construct on
here of 3. $250,000 hotel Is reported
Southern Pacific is planning to con-
vert the island at the lake into a park
The Arizona copper camp., 1917-05-26
INsPEcTs RAY MINES

G. H. (Jack) Bolin, State Mine In
spector, spent several days in camp
looking over the mines of the district.
He reports that conditions are very
good here and that the mining industry
here is Showing up well compared to
the other sections of the state.
The Arizona copper camp., 1917-05-26
HAS HARD RIDE

]. ]. Miller of Miller Bros. store, ac-
companied by C. E. Adams of the Ray
Hercules company, motored to Phoenix
Monday, returning Wednesday. Both
expressed themselves freely regarding
the terrible condition of the roads. es
The Arizona copper camp., 1917-05-26

Clifton, arrived home Sunday. Miss
Ricka has been attending high school
at Clifton for the past term and at the
recent conclusion of the school year
second prize in the scholarship contest.
The Arizona copper camp., 1917-05-26
INSURANCE MUST WAIT

John r. O'Donnell, popular insurance
man of Ray, left Thursday for Phoe-
nix on a business trip. Returning he
will stop off at Florence and will serve
the country for the next two or three
weeks as a juror.
The Arizona copper camp., 1917-05-26
VISITS BROTHER

Jay Good, brother of N. S. Good, of
the Ray Con. company, came over from
Globe Tuesday to visit with his brother.
Mr.. Good is a prominent member of
the bar in Globe.
The Arizona copper camp., 1917-05-26
MOTHER ILL

Mrs. L. S. Gates left Wednesday for
Salt Lake City, where she was called
because of the illness of her mother.
Mrs. Gates stay in the Mormon city is
indefinite
The Arizona copper camp., 1917-05-26
The STOCK'MARKET

Quotations furnished especially for
the Copper Camp by Lawhon & Brad
ford, Phoenix, Ariz. Correspondents
Logan & Bryan:
The Arizona copper camp., 1917-05-26
RETURNS FROM X. c.

Mrs. S. G. Dalman, wife of the land
agent of the Ray Con. company, ar
rived in Ray Wednesday from an ex-
tended visit with relatives in Kansas
City. Mrs. Dalman was accompanied
by her children and expressed salts
faction at being home again.
The Arizona copper camp., 1917-05-26

Sidney Goldman, of the Goldman
Wholesale company of Phoenix, was
visitor in the camp Wednesday and
Thursday
The Arizona copper camp., 1917-05-26

C. H. PAUL., well known Florence
citizen, spent Wednesday in Ray look
ing after business interests.
The Arizona copper camp., 1917-05-26

LUNCH COUNTER FOR SALE do
ing good business. Will sell cheap.
Chas. A. Wells, Parlor Pool Hall, Gen.
Del. P. o. Superior, Ariz.
The Arizona copper camp., 1917-05-26
WON PRIZES

Miss Ricka Backstein. accompanied
by her. aunt, Mrs. S. Hagenaner, o
The Arizona copper camp., 1917-05-26
Subscription Price, s1.Oo a Year

The Copper Camp is placed on sale
every week at the following news
stands:
Phoenix-Fiarry Herr news stand,
corner Of Central avenue and Adams
street.
Hayden-At the Hayden Drug Co.
store.
Ray-owl Drug Store.
The Arizona copper camp., 1917-05-26

by Mike Ryan for rs years. Active
operations will begin at once following
the formal transfer of the mine.
The Arizona copper camp., 1917-05-26

pecially those of Pinal county that they
weer compelled to use.
The Arizona copper camp., 1917-05-26

Entered as second -class mail matter
March 2s, 1910, at the postoffice at
Ray, Ariz., under the act of March 8,
1879.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26

PrtntinE-fh- ptrtn s~n. rtns--thnt
~f~ hf--f i--,~- lob ue ~ .--- Matw tf.sN
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26
LOOK YOURSELF
OVER CAREFULLY

iuI sDr III ynur condition is NOT
such as to make your best invest
ment the purchase 90 Hood Sar-a
paf.ila. Pepiiron and Hood pills
This course az medicine win Boz
worth many times be cost when
removes that tired feeling. thaf
paleness and anrmic tendency thaa
warning 20 waning strength. Chat
weakness of body that open fhe
way for disease that harEacbf aaI
other sImuigm. ~ kilnll- lE1.-L---
constipation. and ,hat pronrly touch
81 rheumatism
Many people need th niendd
combination 20 make perfect health
Others NAV NOS need aH Three h1i
almost every body needs and Rf
hnd relief .H ef least one of them D.
ADJ.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26
Society

WAYNE chapter SO 1886, Eastern
Star. will give card party Ffida.
afternoon. IN the hluebird room 9i
The Wagner Baking company Inv
chapter viii give q bazaar ia Eh-
rrn Star temple Thursdsy Dec .
Unitpfsallst church vii give d dln.
ner Ffldoy evening In fhe rnu-h
house informed dancing Viii ol
low.
The Goterlo clap wili give a tal.
Iowen party FRIDAY evening Not
2. Az tre home off Nf s. o. tos
land Na. 90 Pngree-ay, Tho nfNt
meeting 90 the club Uil be- held
Nonday. nov in the home Co.
Mr. = o. l4auvioie Wyand0it'
Lewis Vicary dramatic Irdfr
Will glfo enc o. bls nf'rf.fnr Ur0
grams si -eadiu2 and ou iuatt
srrruoon. iu Srinneil DonoaIf Hai
assisted bY Mra Weary ar tHe o.
auo Nir and Nt Vicar f
seu an attractive psgram urla
tIIFI ROOT. I'D Nif NNlNI GOT
Jauws 30 Mcdonald Nofai n-k.
when A Mcdonald NIl nlef.nH
ffr mfrhcf nf ioEHt tiar
cha.lfr 81 =
Wu .cal evening wui hr -ifN
frlday Hening in ibc D,.ron CO...
serAptoy of Music ~ f0fa . ld
Vardhfr The program $3.50 he rft
ntcd hy Che teachers and puDt
a. tho conservatory
The Detrnit Orchestral association
Tor les opening concert of fhc -,a.uu
BY The Chicago symphony orchestra
Monday oetnlne OCT 20. in - t
6ia VIII have AS its guests aH SOD
dicrs in Uniform who care 10 attend
tho concert This courtesy 81 OK
tended iu compliment to Arthur
Shai,uck. che American pianist. who
will b. ihn soloisi and who enHsifN
in the United States forces io snrti
a. interpreter Mr shatuk hl
tnrnrd oAlL -Ll-l-l------------r-- IT
BIZ million dollar estate fu fte cQv
sfument ls we'll KS hav.nG plarrl
mAgnl1cnni YACHT At-t he GOVERN
mtnfs 1lsnosal fit gave bits bon
A. Paris in Pc ffrrrh government
for u.s. ~ hospital fnr convtlc-
erut foidiruA
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26

Make il my way tired Of baking" That was
the housewives And ton Oct 13) 1878 house
wives submitted their homemade loaves the Detroit
Y. W. C. A.
That afternoon 80 impartial experts (velknown wom-
in connected with the bakery analysed the
1873 homemade losves and selected the p przewinncrs
These bread Judges worked without compensation.
Their only motive help Detroit win better bread
Pond Bread-combining the home-ski Of 1873 house
wives.
Then the baking experts took the 21 prizc-winnng
loayes They examined them They analysed them They
experimental for nearly a whole week
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26
Special Entertainment
ADMISSION FREE

ON FRIDAY afternoon in the Grin
rsi' Hro- Nr'rola Recital Hall 2sS.
.t- Woodward Ave Q 50 O'Clock. Mr
art Mrs Lewis Vicsry viii give a
7rTbrf ~ reafirEs and folk sorgs
sH 90 UlCsr interesting character
Nr and Nrs Eiear} are sell
troVG dramatic artists ~ bis city.
NJ csrr starred .u one ~ the
greatest scenes - Darkness ard
2 shr and 81 ma0s other dramatic
PRODUCT on- before Detroit audiences
ard elsewhere has won for himself
er hic reputation ,irs Weary
lrr-s. 50 erdid ,nfertainer and
"a decided factor n the Nica-Y team
Wltn several selected number. on
fte NcfroU thi, entertainment RH
cr ar unusually attractive event
F-fprv7rr un-cDrle ADV
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26
SULLIVAN FOR
WATER BOARD
Prominent Packer l. Appointed
To Succeed Emil
Stroh

Frank J sullivan pres dent ant
general manager ~ tho sullivan
Pachr- company Was named water
comm l>~Ioncr Thursday morning.
ro Hrc'r1 Emit Struh who resigned
recaulA NJ Sullivan a prom
're0t business man of rho y6unger
SCHOOL an has not Yr' rca rcd q T,
te-'Ieft ,ear lle has never held
rah ofc.
SIT ~r.Utaa pill take Office as
soon IS, - qualities, which i, Il ex
cJ Val Do during The present
ve rs said hc has assured
Nac Ns- be would accept IRE
appe -tuleut
oth. water commissioner Thurs
leF tNn sed their pleasure tha.
ST. ~la1 hed been appointed
Thr he .t-i HAT his presence on
hoard so4id stimulsts cond
-ta1e 1 nd keen up 'he high
tfrtara Whca ne MAJ or nov b.
otes has eenG established
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26
WOMEN ARE
NEEDED IN
FOOD FIGHT
Two Thousand Requir-
ed To Distribute
Pledge Cards

N no dociflne OF me clean plate
f. 40 he carried in.a Detroit homes
mo raited states food admins
ra,.on would lRr 20 have ~ tho
Detroit branch 90 Tho Homau.s com
natce of the Council Of National
Defense must have about 5000 vol
ttrfrar cangasscrs before The end ~
thr week 20 start out Mondst morn
Ing or 81 armed with food pledge
ends 90 Do lcff at iho doors oi
most 81 the hoases On thc CITY Tho
hor,ea that need not b. visited are
those display.ng p membership YIN
COW caro-. sent the owner iasi tNm
NOR following the first p'edee eaFl
campaign iu Detroit
There o. great nerc of Fo.ln-
tsore no take me cards from door no
door The housewife b. asked 20
elen and mail the card to the Fed
eral Foud Administered Lansing
Mich IT'S pledge is simple
~ am Glad 20 Join you IN The
service OF food conservation for
our nation and : hereby accept
membership IN the United
states food administration,
pledaina myself 20 carry cut rs
directions and advice Of the food
administrator IN my home ineo-
Gar as my circumstances per
nit"
The Detroit committee has estab.
Iished headuuar'ers IN vacant
store. No 329 Woodward ave " IS
urged that an women willing 20
serve al canvRsser- cali az head
ouariers. register. and receive fnFi-
assignment and cares
Attic We have hundreds ol
names or our lists ~ has been iohnd
very diflcuit 20 communicate WIN
tho women as rapidly as "a nNcfs-
sarv N We are 90 have good quota
IN time for tho campaign neAi
week" said a NJ Mendel VINO ha-
been sent 20 headquarters as repre-
sentative OF Inc food adminisl RI
iiou and who viii direct the city
.ausnaien. ~ would greatly iacili
tate tho work II be women OF me
citv would come forward Witnou'
heiur called upon and oNer their
services The United State@ food
administration De- anxious 80 naVe
Detroit make fine show ing %
cause n stood first in the numoer oi
returns from the 6rst campaign ia7'
summer
In tho window ~ headquarters
has been placed various kind OF
food suggesting what r. ana VIVA
Is not considered a help 20 coh~'
walton or tho food supply OF me
nation Inside the walls oher pos
,ers az suggestion including snch
hits of wisdom AS il-f VIE
tbourbi cook with care use less
wbeat and meat buy local food
serve lust enough. uec Whai ieii .
use more corn, usc moro '@n ahA
heans use lust enough. use sYrups
instead OF sugar
The executive committee Tor tne
local campaign includes oscar ~ %
her. Or. Charles +. thadsey' ~ l.
- lpson. Mrs G Edgar Ailen Mrr.
George Johnston. Mrs. g. " tohen.
First.ciass speakers ~ both SFNe
have heon attending club meetings r,
fraternal gatherings. church tho
Red Cross and other war rchei
agencies whose mcmhers have me-
An rrouns tho last fortnight. anc
uroeenting the facts 81 thc iood con
servation campaign The Four MN
mo men who did such eAceileni
work in behalf Of the llberi5 bon
campaign. will speak IN the MOVING
picture theatcrs Of ne CITY on 'n'
food conservation campaign
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26

Instead Of DONG the usual thng-nstead of saying to
Detroit housewives. Here's what bakers think good
bread. it'nsead Of that, the bakery did above
Illustrated They said:
Mrs Housewife. you like best the bread you make at
home. Please bake loaf and submit it We viii
match your loaf We will make bread whatever way you
say This easily do. because will use the same
ingredients YOU and will make under scientific
conditions which will enable control humidity and
temperature better than you can
Show US. thought 1878 Local housewives. and this
was their response:
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26
How
Detroit
Earned
Bond Bread

In all the world there is nothing more vital than bread
Bread has written many chapters of human history.
The most fascinating chapter of bread-hsory has been
written IN Detroit and this vicinity during the past few
weeks This tells how the General Baking Company gath
cred together the homesk of 1879 local housewives
COMBINED that skill into loaf-Bond Bread the
nutritious and the delicious loaf ever evolved
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26

At last Gast Thursday this community received the
Bond Bread which those 1878 had earned for
their neighbors And every day and more people
Of Detroit and vicinity adopting this child Of those 1879
housewives
Here OF me reasons why.
Il take Bond Bread because has that real homemade
flavor
Il buy Bond Bread because it so evenly extured
that it slices thiny and without waste.
81 am forced TO buy Bond Bread because my children
will be With other bread they have tried
Bond Bread"
~ insist on Bond Bread because | like know what
VIC eat and Bond Breads ingredients fully listed
each loaf and guaranteed under the General Baking Com
panys Bond
BOND Bread appeals to because each loaf comes
sealed in a germproof wrapper.
But there many who insist upon Bond Bread with
out knowing why Some think that Bond Bread is more
dgestibe" Fact is that Bond Bread Is digestible
by far than the best of those homemade loaves
Likewise Bond Bread is more nutritious Its ngred-
ents the used in the best home made bread
But more than that those materials mixed and raised
and baked process that enables Bond Bread
make each xheat-grain neurish than hrfefe
(Analyses of the great chemists prove the above e.
Copies 81 these analyses be had on application
The Detroit times., 1917-10-26
LEAGUE IS
FOR SMALL.
COUNCIL
Citizens Body Hard At
Work Boosting
Charter Reform

l't
nUF ending t't efforts 'o interest,"
fho people o- Detroit N The pro
ppeal io rft- mo c-aiit ne
members hope fo pave iarse vote
cast o tha' De cApft-tion o' VIII
may 3c regarded as majority ~
preston TIE leaeur NoFN
from now untll eie''loa lat = az
erorf io -et fnF voters eui ~
hoped hat ~ least to.s'' Nill vote
. in favor o. chsrter rei -.9n ana ln
favor OF "a smaller council
There are nine candidates io.
members pf ne charter REVISION
commission nd nne af 70 POI ti-'
90 A.. nglf vote VIII rifc' rt'
Wen vfo nsme FliI p" GA 'n' lt.
lnf nuf iFe oisan "a Iia1 ias'
INK soy 'ne good OF fNf i, Goes
want comm ls-Ior fiecfec -H
wal lts members wan - see az
enormous vote rolled up r. favor rt
fAe revision lct .r .atur pi i1e men
Fho VIII revise t-e elafief 20 'he,
ne members or me .onin. .ssion VII
leei tNai the1 reals nafe pern rtet
20 by The people and no' oy detaui'.
The atrltud oi fferf ere ~ me
nine men VINO vl torH me cnartel
revision commission j. known All
favor smsll council AT presth'
the hEure ls fixed ~ nine mem oers
elected a. large instead 81 oy NaIae.
altho thaf Number is Only sagsfs'
lOU III tto people vote Tor re-
Yis'd charfer ftr commission viii
write Eto What tho members
'mnk they "anf i they vote tor
fhr charter amendment prev lalhs
for council ~ onf mem Der rom
each wars. instead ~ 40. A. ~
present the commission VIII teei
thar b. is tho expression 81 wish
Go have mailer BODY OF cry
dads and sill feel free 70 go saeal
and write ehaTitr prov t7''n -
yidlng Tor nine or 3 men oers as he
majority az TIRE body Vills rms r
on the authority 81 Pliny " Marsh
attorney for me ti'iafns league
and w =. Ioteft. me tkecNi. W
-etsrv. II is tho tiil1FnS i'fs-
y bitch BE- -ponsor Ter me proposal
20 have 'he charter revised
while fhere ts~ been i'fflo AK
about fNlog sel2rle- for ne Ail
men under fhf reR plan sara ~
oveft 90 The Times. a s11a.' ',at4
would 10 chesp ar an price = nas
been suEge led ma me hfN '"Dn- q
mishi be uade ~ Of men VINO Nol,.
serve without any pay bur lhs' eou' q
nor 20 done p t'F' lHs = - .'.a''
council = D. me hop' ~ "'' -.
OF city eoFernment ma eand.oa' ~
viii D. found Vno vii lr1'5 -
sent a'l the people ~ 'Ae tna' .'i
were - PROVIDE Ut VoOHH
would serve "lIo'L '2
possin't ios oHtf
serve H NV ailfs M'n .N
man ooaT4 Nai o. ois NJ.
great defl % mac ~ N'''
mes 49,
Al 2Fe-eAr ~ q e. soo a...r.
men Of - mem2'ra ~ -. -, a,- =
The cits ps}s our aoou'
SALARIES Even 70 = si'"'i
cluoeu I'D m'n anu
eiNeh salary 'i e".VoI
would mean o1lF st''' ~ 80
ana p'N'' 80, ,-orl5
rai"ts 90 80
cucoursse poor men 70 q. '.- -.
election ana lhAt .fl
% represfn''4 .f4
eouhtl. o'....--, ,-..-,---
% '''' ioNsN .., ,,-@ ~
cou41 Aat ..t..,
stead ol %, tri- .e-
up aifAoai eh'ii.'. ~
alderihe a.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-01
Gaming uerwencet iid9 fiir
tnterieaniSeben pr6latcn.

Wubiugtun 3. =. - Sus
Staatsz Sepaltcnrent appellicrte pprige
@ote in crniteiter @eiic an General
Garran5a I'M SfonunB ocs Sebent
Ger beioen fatbolilten Yrdlaten, oeS
@r3biifois Ipniignor Sranci2cp
Src3co bon 8uabalaiaro uno bes Sis
Idols WigIel Dc la Wprd bon Sacas
tccns, ipahe beibe 3eritaner limb, in
ppriger @otc in Der HGbe Dor Wericp
Gitp lueesn Nuiitanoes ucrhaftct lpprz
Den !paren uno iept in Gefalr itipes
ben. aui 8ruuo cincs aItcn 8eiescs
Dor Elm ar~iegsgeritt geitclIt uno obne
Sulaiiuua poH 9erufun9 gum Spoe
perurtbeilt 81 iperben.
Gr3biitof Sro3co uno Siidoi De Ia
Iora iiub in Den Ser. Staaten ippbls
bctaunte YeriDnlittciten unb Die cifs
rigeu 9cmiibunscu bes StaatszSez
partcment 3u ihreu 8uniteu iino bars
auf 3uriid3uiiibren, baB ibre amerifas
niiden Sreunbe lid lebbaft fir lie
peripanot tdben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-01
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raihung fir Die Sriteu" oar. bon
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pirb ben 8riteu balb cine dbnlite
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tparen.
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