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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-03-01
&. h. Dow Leases Oliver Store on
Water Street

George B. Dow has leased the
former c. r. Oliver hardware store
opposite Masonic hall for one year
and will take possession in the near
future
Mr.. Dow came here two and a
half years ago from Presque Isle
where he had been in the harness
business for some time pursuant to
locating in that town after coming to
Maine from Vermont, his native state
Mr. Oliver went away last fall and
since that time that store has been
vacant. Mr.. Dow will have the
store re-painted but will make no
changes. He is to carry on har-
ness shop and will also sell suit
cases and bags as he has been doing
since locating here.
The building which MI Dow is
soon TO vacate has been sold to
Pooler and Emery who will utilize it
as show room for automobiles. 1t
was the former home of the Somerset
Reporter
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-03-01
RESOLVE |NTRODUC.
Ed BY HOLLY
Reformatory Act Also
Proposed
Two Somerset Men Present Bills Of
Importance at Legislature

In the Senate. last Friday. Senator
Walker of Somerset introduced three
resolves in favor of the Reformatory
for Women: one for maintenance
and other purposes during the year
19l7-1S: the second for permanent
improvement of the grounds and
other purposes for the year 1877:
the third, for the construction of ad-
ditiona buildings and other purpos-
es for the years 1917 and 1918
Representative f. II. Holley OF
North Arson has presentef a resolve
of more Than usual Importance "a
the Legislature Heretoi &c. toWns
of less than 400o inhabitants could
not establish more than one voting
place. Mr.. Holley proposes that the
constitution be SD changed that
towns may themselves decide how
many voting places they require.
Skowhegan is very well served with
one polling place. In a town like
Madison, To require all the voters 10
assemble at any one point, is a hard
ship. As the matter is now limited
by the constitution, it is necessary
10 submit an amendment and if the
Legislature acts favorably on Mr.
Holcy's resolve, this will be voted
on at special election TO be called
next September.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-03-01
Cast Selected For the Grange Drama

The following cast has been chosen
to represent the characters in the
play. Miss Buzbys Boarders" to
be presented by the Grange, March
IS: Jerome Townsend lover
somewhat in the background, Charles
Walker; Felix Marden, not afraid to
come to the front. Charles Stinch-
field; Mr.. Smith, mysterious indi-
yidual. George Parker. Alexander
pettifer, worm that finally turns,
Harold Bradley; Jimmie Spangler. a
song and dance artist, Roy Pratt;
Marguerite Mari, a star in vaudeville,
Mrs. Alice Dow; Lillian Wendale, by
the villain still pursued, Mrs. Elmer
aid Esterbrook; Pansy Purple, jim
mics professional partner. Lillian
Holmberg; Amelia Buzby who keeps
boarders in the city, Mrs. Violet Park
er: Mrs. Pettifer. willing to speak her
own mind Mrs Margaret Jones;
Florinda, who is generally on hand.
Marian Adams. Miss Gertrude Car
ter is coaching the play.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-03-01
ID. h. Hobart Injured in His Mil at
East Madison

Delbert Hobart was injured in his
saw mill at East Madison about $50
last Tuesday morning. Mr. Hobart
was planning boards when his mitten
caught in the planer in such a man
ner as to draw his hand into the
machine. The result was that the
ends of all four fingers of his right
hand were cut off.
Doctors Dascombe and Heald Of
Skowhegan were summoned by tele-
phone. and arriving at Mr.. Hobarts
home, amputated two of the fingers at
the first Joint, and the other two. at
the second joint.
Mr.. Hobart is cheerful about the
painful accident and announces that
his misfortune will not prevent his
being a candidate for denomination
as selectman of the town OF Mad-
son.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-03-01
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
PRESENT PROGRAM
Shakesperian Entertainment Given at
Town improvement Meeting

Petitions are being circulated and
signed for an act to amend Section 81
Of Chapter Is Of The Revised Statutes
OF 1916, State OF Maine, relating to the
age Of pupils allowed TO attend the
public schools. This matter was TAX
en- up at length at the meeting of the
Town improvement Society last Fri
day afternoon and the petition was
signed by ahout sixty Of hose pre-
sent
II is proposed to fix the age of pu-
pills allowed to attend public schools
between five and twenty-one years.
This petition is To be sent 10 the Leg
islature today. The proposed amend
ment reads as follows: Every
child between the ages OF and a.
shall have the right to attend school,
provided however, that towns may
maintain kindergartens as part Of
the common school course and pupils
may be allowed to attend these upon
reaching the age OF four years
Miss Gertrude Weston presided at
the meeting which was held in the
parlors of the Bethany church. The
hostesses were Mrs. Flora MePhtters.
Mrs. David Jewett Mrs Dora Savage
and Miss Emma Antil The program
was given by the seniors of the High
schobl in charge of Miss Dorothy NJ
Elliott and Miss Steward with the fol-
lowing committee of seniors: Misses
Eunice f. Patten Elizabeth Marsh
and Pauline Emery and the Nessrs
Bruce II. " White. Libby Pulsifer
and Alvan W Buoknam Miss poro-
thy Potts had charge of the musical
part of the program
A Shakespearian entertainment was
carried out WhIcA proved an muSu-
ally interesting OF, and WIS espoci-
ally we'll given by The students The
first number VII our OF the charm
ing Shakespeare songs, this being
sung by the Misses Pearl Haryile.
Dorothy Potts and Emerald Young,
with Miss Pauline Emery at the
piano.
\ synopsis Of r1, Merchant OF
Venice" written h> Alta Young. was
read by Miss Emery after which the
court scene from the same play was
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-03-01
Lecture to BE Given BY Dr. Alfred
Williams Anthony

Nfred Williams Anthony. u D..
l. L. ID. Of Lewiston Viii be in
S9eWheean. March twelfth. and will
1ae public lecture that evening
pr Anthony comes upon the invita-
tioa of the Mems Community club
and Bible Class of the First Baptist
Church. The exact place Of The lee
ture has not as yet been decided but
will be announced later
There will be reception rendered
10 DR. Anthony before the .eture at
six oeloch with a supper "a 63o for
the members Of the parish The lee
ture is 10 be i quarter OF eight The
subject VIII be The Christian Idea Of
Government
pr Anthony is at the present time
delivering a series of lectures al Nc
Gill University at Montreal He is TO
lecture at Colby the day following his
appearance in Skowhegan For
number of years he has been secrc-
lary for the United Baptists Of the
country and is officially connected
with the Federal Council Of the
Churches of Christ in America which
is undoubtedly one Of The most i'm
portant religious movements of the
century \ cordial invitation Il ex~
tended to the public women As Welt
Is men
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-03-01
SKOWHEGAN ORCAN|zA.
TON IS HONOREO
Local Maccabee Band Selected As the
Official Musicians

The regmental band of the AIacca
bee Rifles. formerly known as the
Skowhegan Military Band. is soon to
be detached and assigned to the
Tenth Maine Regiment of the Macca-
bee military department. The Skow-
hegan organization has been selected
from number OF similar ones as the
official musicians because of their
general good work.
In the past. some misunderstanding
has arisen as To the nature Of the
Maccabee Rifles as an organization.
The Maccabee regiments are in no
way connected with the organized
militia, their formation being solely
to benefit the mental and physical
condition of the members by drill and
target practice The regiments. how
ever are equipped with a high pow
cred military rifle, as in the regular
army, and the drills are carried out
according To the regular L. s. infan-
try tactics. the shooting being under
the direction of the National Rifle As
sociation with which the Maccabee
companies are affiliated.
The Maccabec regiments are not
liable for military service as an or
ganization. the only obligation the
members have being the same as
every able bodied citizen owes his
country. The same conditions apply
to the bands
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-03-01
Carleton 7. Merrill is Presented With
New Rifle

AT the meeting of the SkoWhegan
Rifle Club last evening. the president
Carleton =. Merrill was presented
with a Winchester % calibrc rifle il
appreciation of his services and the
esteem in which he is held by all
members of the rifle club
William II. Hawes Esq. made the
presentation speech, and for once. Mr
Merrill, who always is equal to any
occasion, was taken by such surprise
and emotion, that he was quite unable
to respond
The local club shot with the An
droscoggin Rifle club of Lewiston and
were beaten by thirteen points. Next
week they will shoot with the same
club with a sand-hag list.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-03-01
NICHOLS IS APPOINTED
POSTMASTER
.Iackman Resident Assumes Official
Charge To-day.

Friends and acquaintance of
Thomas NJ. Nichols will be pleased to
hear that he has been appointed post
master at Jackman by President Will
son. Mr.. Nichols is the son of George
q. and Margaret H. Nichols of Jack
man. He was born July list 1898
and attended the common schools of
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-03-01
YeSta 4. Avery

Mrs. Nesta A. Avery. aged "a years.
wife of Fred Avery of Ill East Lea
witt street, died from pneumonia at
one O'Clock Wednesday morning at
the Somerset Hospital after an i'll
ness of about two weeks.
Mrs. Avery was born in Norridge-
wock, October first, 1888, the daugh-
ter of Charles and Ida (Walker)
Longley. Her father was farmer
and she lived with her parents and
was educated in the rural schools
and later. at the high school, but left
before she graduated and Went to
work.
The deceased was married about
ten years ago. Her husband and
her father survive, also two sisters,
Miss Alice Longley of Skowhegan
and Mrs. Eugene Merry of Madison.
Mrs Avery has made many friends
in this town during the time she liy-
cd here and had large circle OF
friends in her native town. by all Of
whom she will be greatly missed
The funeral services are to be held
at 2.30 this afternoon. Rev. c. H.
Mckinney will ofiiciate and there
will be music by quartet comprised
of Mrs. Eta Bradley. Miss Mable
Ross, r G. Lord and Rev. Mr. Neil
hiney The pail bearers will be
Fred Turner Marshall Viles, T G.
Lord and the brother-in-law OF the
deceased, Eugene Merry of Madison.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-03-01
DURC|N IS APPOINTED
CHIEF GAME WARDEN
Resident of The Forks Is Not mex
perienced In that Office

Frank j Durgin of The Forks was
appointed Chief Game Warden for
Somerset County by Governor Milli-
ken, yesterday. Mr.. Durgin has al
ready served in this same capacity
having been first appointed thereto in
1896. The Office was in his hands
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-03-01
Preparations for Amateur 0perctta
Soon TO he Presented

The New York Herald said the fol
lowing in reference to the cantata
The Liliputans' which will be rem
dered in Skowhegan Opera House on
March Is. 1917.
There were no vacant seats
in Music Hall last night, when
the first performance of THE
Liliputians" was given. 1t was
a delightful entertainment, at
tractiye. original and inspiring.
If any one~in the audience had
closed his eyes, and kept them
shut for about minute and a
half and then opened them, he
would have thought he had been
transported to a select corner of
fairyland and it would have
been hard to dispel the illusion.
THE Liliputans" is so thorough
ly original an entertainment that
it is difficult to describe. When
put in cold irresponsible type,
half the charm of the fairy spec
tacle is lost Far better it is to
see, enjoy and praise it. but no
attempt to describe it,
The above operetta is under the
personal direction of FIR. j. Louis A.
Renaud. and is made up Of Skowhe-
gan amateurs and seventy-five little
girls who will represent fairies, to
the above will be added several drills
by them.
The "Liliputians" will be seen here
with the full scenic effects compris-
ing Q6) drop curtains and (4) set
pieces Reserved seats now on sale
at Bucknam's Drug Store. Popular
prices.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-03-01

Mrs Isaiah Armsworthy and her
sister from Dead River were in town
yesterday
News has been received in Skowhe-
gan of the death of Silas Fillebrown
of Madison, an aged resident of the
town, who died Sunday night at the
home of Charles Waugh Mr.. File
brown had been failing in health for
several months but had been critical
ly i'll only a few days. The deceased
used to be a blacksmith in Skowhe-
gan for many years. leaving here ten
or fifteen years ago
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-03-01
Sk0M Mhegan Young Man to Locate in
Augusta

Harvey L. Mcclure. son of Walter
Mcclure of Skowhegan, who has been
connected with the Central Maine
Power Company for seven years in
Skowhegan, is to leave for Augusta.
where he will be connected with the
same company. Mr. Mcclure has
held the position of store clerk here
and will probably have a similar po-
sition in the capital city. Mr.. Nc
CURE is a graduate of the Skowhe-
gan High School. class of 1909.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-03-01

The Soth birthday of Henry p.
Cannon of Mcclellan street. was
quietly observed at his home last Sat
urday A number of his friends called
to offer congratulations and he re-
ceyed a large shower of cards.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-03-01
Was Photo of County Commissioner

The picture published in our issue
OF February 10 for identification
proved to be that of County Commits
sioner G. D. Perkins of Madison.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-03-01

j. Wallace Blunt will return this
evening from few days business
trip to Rumford Falls.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-03-01

Captain and Mrs Roy l.. Marston
left Tuesday for a visit in Boston,
Providence, New York and Washing
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-03-01

continuously from that date until
May 1916. except for % months dur
ing the administration of Governor
PlaiSted.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-03-01

Mr. and Mrs { \ Bragg of Leavitt
street, announce the engagement OF
their daughter. Pauline Frances. to
Matthew J. Greene
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-02
@ener @Rann.


8ir0 an Die Spite oes britiiben
6IugOienItes treten. - glu6 0ie
8eriesune 0es W8unitions- -O1ini.
tiers auf einen onoeren Soften
ioa beooriteben.
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nebmen.
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tigen Wioreer5eitltneen ipre9en bon
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n0ie n0nilp Stems" meloet, Die
8eriebung oes Naunitions-@ -@iniiterS
Or. Gbriitopber gGoOiion auf einen
anoeren Soften lei 81 erparten uno
Dorausiihtlid piiroe~Sberlt @initon
Spencer GburdiIG ben Soften 0es
0aunitions-O2iniiters I'M Cabinet err
balten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-02

Offeniibe oerloren batten. Gie gor-
ItoBe ihugen angebli6 febl.
Iies miro in Dem nadite6enOen
offi5ieIlen 9ert1t gemel6ct, ser beite
9tadmittag bonn italieniiHen Gene
raIita6 befonnt gegeben wurOe:
nSn Dem norOli6en Sbeile oes
&orit-9loteaus uno ouf Der 2inie
BON @6r5 na6 9oloa entluidelte iid
geitern itarfe glrtiaerie-Ebdtigfeit.
Sn Dem gooice.glreol idritten &c.
itern g&adt Itnrfe IruppenmaHen
Die ser 6einO 5u oieiem 3ped 5uiam-
menge5ogen bate, gum QIngriff gegen
unlere SteIlungen an oen SiigeIn
592 umO 652. Gieier @oritoB, Der
our6 elm intenIipes 9lrtiaerie-5euer
eingeIeitet imO nit groBerSartnddig-
felt ourbgeiiibrt iDur0e, idlug gdn5-
lid febl, infolge oes energiiden @i-
oeritanOes unierer Sruppen mO Oes
moblee8ielten 6euers unierer 9atte-
rien, wel1e Die feinoli9en 8erItdr-
fllngen 5eriprengten.
Ger 5eino erlitt iebr iADere Ser
lutte uno IieB 83 @eianeene, oarltn-
ter 8 Offi5iere, in imieren SGnoen.
@s fam 5u fIeiueren @efedten, Die
einen fir ims giinitigen Gerlallf nab
men, 5luiiben rnieren borgeidobenen
4oiten uno feinoIiden @rfunOungs-
Q[btbeilllngen i'm @oiina-EbaIe uno
am &opfe oes 6lufes.
@eitern gSodt unternabm fein0Iide
9uftpebr einen lle6erfaQ ouf llOine
uno Gerbignano, nobel cine 9ln5abl
BON 3iinobomben bernbgeporfen mur-
oen llniere 6lieger trieben Die feino-
liden Moidinen 8ur 6ludt gtur iebr
geringer S6aoen murOe angeribtet.
Cine GioiIperiou purOe oerpunoet.
llniere 5lug5euge baben in @rpi.
0erlng NIT gutem 9eiultate militdri-
lDe Nerte 0eS SeInoes BET Sarcold,
n0rolib bon 9rieit nit 8om6en be-
legt uno lino iider 8uriidgefebrt.~
9 8orIt6Be unO @egenit0Be.
@aris, 1. Sini. II Ger beute
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oct, ooB Die 6ran8oien iiiolib bon
Gbeureiir eineu 6eitiden @oiten be.
iett uno cine 9tn8abl @efangene &C.
ma6t baben.
lleberfdle uno Elm 9lngriff pelde
bon oeuti6en Grlppen am Gasque
unternommen wuroen, iinO a6eeidla-
gen moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-02
SpiOne i'm TuItamt?

Gan 6roncisco, I. Suni.-
Sobn @. Ereiton Der 8rtnoes-0i-
ItriftSonpalt, bat berousgefltnoen
ooB ourd Elm a2ed" i'm Gan 6rnncis-
co Boltomt MISUNDERSTANDING in
nnberrfcne Sdnoe gerietben. 0urb
cine gtote, Ole man itnter Der G6iire
zines 8immers fonO, oos fir 3ei-
tllngslerte beItimmt 1T, tpuroe Die
@ntoeditng oes ~2ed's" gemo6t. 9lnf
Der gSote itano, ooB oeutide Spione
mittels @apierforben ii6 in oen 8e-
iit bon RegicrungS.G .Gorrelponoeu5cn
lebcn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-02
gSarnnns fir 9radeberscr.

Cine oeSbe5iiglic6e 8roflamation
bon &rGli0ent g8ilion erloiien.
@erloneh Die ii6 our6 Ser
IoIien oes 2on0es Der 9fegiitri-
rllng ent5ieben moIen 0robt cine
@efGngniBltrafe bon einem Sobr.
Boibineton l.. SUM. -
SSyn elmer &roflomotion, Die er belite
berouSgegeben bat pornt 96rGlioent
@ilion ole @erionen Oie iidb Der 9te-
giitrirung ent6ieben moaen, inOem
iie ons 2ono perloiien, ooB Iie iicb
elmer geri6tli6en &erfolgung lmO
Dem @tilitdr0ienit tros ibrer 9enlii-
bungen oemielben 5u entgeben, aus
ieben miiroen. Qie @roflamation
oes @rGiioenten loltet folgenoerma-
BEN:
SD, 8ooorop 8ilion, Der 4SrG-
iioent Ger 8ereignieten Stooten bon
9lmerifo erlalie biermit cine 8ar-
uung an ale Ser &eoiitrirune inter-
morfenen @erionen melcbe ii6 aus
ser @eriGtS6orfeit ser Ser. Staoten
entfernen, Inn Ser eenannten &egi-
ltrortng 5u cntgeben Dab lie bel
ibrer &iidfunft unter Die SuriSOif-
tion ser Ser. Stooten iicb Der Ser
folgrng ouf @runo 0ieieS @rtipei-
@ens Dor ser 9teeiitririne ousieBen
meroen, geni1B ser am Is. W3oi 1917
lnter5eitbneten g(fte oeS Gpngreiies,
mel9e boriiebt 0oB irgeno cine @er.
ion, oie obiibtlib oerfebIt, ii6 fir
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meIoen oOer ii6 meigert, ii6 oeriel-
BEN pie porgei6rieben, 81 llnterDer-
fen, licb eines @ergebens i6ulOig
mo6t un0, nenn iie in einem 9un-
oesgericbt Der Ser. Staoten i6uloi5
6efunoen miro, 5u elmer @efdngniB-
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Brng Der Strofe miro Oieie Berion
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glbUnnenten, bic ben ,,3cntidben GDr9rs
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ntaeis erbGlten, finn sebeten, her Sh1e
OaDpn per TclepbDn pDcr EdlrtitltA NfV"
theilnHa an maGlgtt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-02
Sin franaSlidler NIieaerdelS.

&oris, I. SUM. ~ Gnpt. @eo.
@upnemer Der berii6nlteIte oaer
fron5oiii9en 6lieger, bat meitere fiinf
Oeitti6e 9Ieroplane berunterge6olt,
5uei oerielben in elmer @inltte. Sf-
fi8iea miro beri9tet, OaB Der Captain
43 ieinOlide 6Iueidiffe ouBer @e-
fedt eelebt bat. 3piiden Dem H..
uno Dem 81. Wtai poaen Die 6ron-
3oien 80 oelitide NloI6inen berln.
tergei6oIlen boben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-02
Spanien cunfis5irt arseutiniIdeu
yNciscn.

@iGboo, 1. Siini. - g8ie aus
Mo0riro eemeI0et miro, bat oie &e-
eierltng Ole @eidloenobue bon elmer
2o0tng @ei8en oif Dem orgentini-
l6en 0ompfer r9folorio", Der geltern
bier onlangte, onbeioblgen.
9ie &o0ling nor iiber Gette nod
Ser Shmei3 beitintmt. 9os iponiide
Cabinet bebouptet, ipie beribtet miro,
ooB cs bere6tiet iei Sen @ei5en oit
ii6ernebmen Inn Die gtotb Sponien's
8it lin0ern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-02
Oscuc eceIdladjt crluartct.

0eutlde 3eltltngen geoellten oeS
SSo6restoges DER S9lo6t bonn
Sfdgerrof.
&openbo bogen bio 2onOon, 1.
SUM. II 9(ae 0elltiben 3eitrngen
miomen Dem SSobrestog Der Gee
idlodt bonn Sfogerrot lonee unO
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miro babel nit Der @togli6feit ge-
rednet, ooB OieGeidbt iAon in nd6iter
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ibcn ser 0euticben un0 Ger britii6en
Slotte beboritebt. 9euti6e @aorine-
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icbdftigt.
g(u6 fms ale oieie 9[rtifeI, meldc
0as @e6dGtniB Der 6eeidln6t feieriL
0arouf an9eIegt fir Die bon Dem
oeuti6en @olf fir ole SoniIien ser
gefoaenen Soud6ootbeIoen eingelei-
tcte Sammel- Gompogne Stimmlng
81 MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-02
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