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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-12-01

Henry NJ. Hoyt, State Food
Administrator, has addressed sew
eral of the Woman Clubs on the
necessity of conserving food in the
home. The four articles that must
be conserved are wheat, meat,
fats, and sugar. When speaking
to the Parent-Teachers' Associa-
ton of Carson City he stated that
he hoped that he would be able
to talk to all OF the Woman ;
Clubs, and deliver Hoover's mes
sage.
Mrs. Lillian Stoker of Lovelock
has been appointed General FEEDER
alton Secretary. She will attend
to all correspondence with the
General Federation,
The regular meeting OF the
Smith Valley Civic Club was call
ed at the home of Miss Laura
Dickerson. The program was in
charge OF Mrs. l.. b. Olds who
hads an interesting reading on
American Melodies. An instruc-
tive and interesting letter wasreat
by Mrs. Foster from Mrs. Hugh
Brown OF Tonopah, giving many
side lights of the war situation in
the east. There is a plentiful sup
ply of Red Cross work i'll evidence
at all gatherings i'll Smith Valley
and there is little else OF interest
sufficient to over-shadow wal
problems.
The regular meeting of the
Goldheld Woman's Club was held
Arizona republican., 1917-01-01

This reduction the third reduction made effective the four during which have operated this property Only eight the lighting rate ill Phoenix was 20 cents K. w H.
 The schedules will effect reduction in net of S0O00 They effect reductions residence consum electricity and to large majority of business lighting The Business Lighting Rate not intended to effect reductions to every business lighting and for this son the Business Lighting Rate to be established aten atv the existing rate Where the present business lighting advantageous than the rate the old rate may be retained.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-01
PHOENIX PEOPLE
We Extend to You Our Most Cordial Wishes for Prosperous and Happy New Year

Grateful to the people of Phoenix for the declaration of confidence and conformity with pledges further duce when conditions would ther reduction in electric lighting rates.
 At time when the cost living increasing with rapid strides
 further reduction in the of electricity Phoenix will be welcome will justify the confidence which you have placed and will stand additional indication of appreciation the cordial relations which have enjoyed with you
Arizona republican., 1917-01-01

The Following Rates Have Been Filed With The Corporation Commission to Become Effective Jan TO- 1917
 htng At1natye Bushes; ight Rae
Arizona republican., 1917-01-01
Residence Lighting Rate:


l. The Alternative Business Lighting shall written notice by the the wherein the elects said for the period and thereafter until O other tion i give
 ? The Business Lighting prior January full effect and shall be applicable all business lighting ftn election of the alternative B. The above shall be applicable bills issued TO- 1917 which do non period December 10 
 All rules and regulations effect shall fnl aud effect and shall be applicable the above
Arizona republican., 1917-01-01
Alternative Bushes; Lighting Rate:

The above specifies those quantities of electricity used in each month by consumer of one premises.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-17
OUIMET'S VICTORY IN WESTERN
GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP IS MOST
EMBARRASSING TO THE j. SG,A
First Professional to Win an Amateur Champion
ship-Change in Stymie Rule Will Be
Beneficial to the Game

t that u made the man whose ball was nearer
me me mole play first and this was contrary 10
an EoIf play in match play. The new rule
Is atfhost Identical with the rule of the L. S
u A. which applies to cases where the balls
are within six inches Of each other This
rule reads as follows: when the balls
lie within six inches Of each other on the
putting green Ohe distance to be measured
from their nearest points the ball living
nearer TO the hole may at the option of
elther the player, or the opponent he lifted
until the other ball is played. and the lifted
pall shall then be replaced as near as pos
sible to the place where it lay"
Here is the new Western Golf Associa.
tlon rule: when both balls are on the
putting green IL the ball player of the ball
farthest from the hole claims that the near
er ball interfered with his putt the nearer
ball. upon request shall he lifted or played
at the option Of the owner" II is virtually
the same rule with the elimination Of the
siX-inch rule.
There was also some objection to the
FORMER rule of the Western Golf Associa-
tion In that the player who PLAYED first
was liable to step on the line of mutt and
In this way sadly interfere with the putting
or the others ball. Most players size IN
the putt by getting directly back of the
pail In a squatting position and view tho
roll OF the green between the ball and the
hole. anu 'i'e
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-17
INDUSTRIALSPLAN. .
HUGE. FIELD DAY
American Red Cross Will Bs
the Beneficiary on
August 25
EMPLOYEES SHOW INTERESV

The Industrial League of Baseball cluA.
the largest organization Of its kind in ~.
CITY, contemplates holding a monster s,s
day and athletic carnival at Point Rr..,.
Park on Saturday August 25. for the ham.
nj OF the American Red Cross
Fifteen of the city's largest industr,,, a.,
represented, including Henry Disston's Son,
j, & ]. Dobson, Simmons Hardware ma
vale Steel, Hale & Kllburn, STANDARD Ro,,
Bearing, American Manganese Bronze. Has.
Bright Manufacturing Company David lam.
ton Sons, e. u Houghton Company r =
Ward Company, Miller Lock, Quaker an,
Rubber, Philadelphia Roll and Machine al
Barrett Manufacturing. These concern,
employ in the neighborhood Of go. 900 worL.
men, and 1t is expected that at least haY
this number will be represented in the 6sla
day.
In speaking on the subject Harry Cltteu
president OF the Industrial League. said
1T has always been the desire of those can.
nected with the Industrial baseball learu.l
to show our loyalty in some other than 4
silent way. OF course many of the work.
men are needed in the workshops and this
affords us an excellent chance to furnish An
active example Of our patriotism"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-17
Open-Air Boxing at Shibe Park Is a Success :


Thurs
providing
ianaB
shihe
he without hesitaing.
of
of Of
froms 8
park, the
Iepevne
Norman MarLDeH Performs Rare Feat
NORMAN champion been trying
IN to
them
Jim
position of honor in the
MaHwel--out ..'....'.'..'. 4 2 s.6-S4
Par-out ..............."4 8 8 "a Es5
Maxwel-n 4 3 4 4
...............,...4 4
in stroke over
to was eoua
interesting thing about these
the
their lifetime
fingers
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-17
MORE BASEBALL OUTFITS
FOR THE u. S. SAMMEES
Griff Starts Another Chain of Letters
to Raise $4,000 to Buy
Paraphernalia

CHICAGO, July 17.-Clark Griffith IS po-
ing TO start another chain Of letters TO raise
$4,000 to buy baseballs. bats and gloves for
Pershing's army in France
Ihe manager of the Senators made this
announcement today after learning that the
Kansas, carrying $4,000 worth of baseball
supplies to France, was sunk by a German
U.boat
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-17

NATIONAL LEAGUE
PLAN EASTERN TRYOUTS OF
A. A. u. AT FRANKLIN FIELD

A proposition was started yesterday 10
hold the Eastern tryouts for the national
track and field championships on Franklin
Field about the middle Of next month.
The plan outlines for this meet that a
nominal admission fee be charged, and that
a third OF the proceeds go to the Red Cross,
a third TO the University of Pennsylva MIA
ambulance fund. and the remaining third TO
the A. A. u.
The A. A. u. associations eligible will he
the Metropolitan, New England, Middle At
lantic and South Atlantic.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-17

league. and this season finds RousA
front around $40, with Chase bacl . Uu y
$40 and moving upward. Roush looIU ~luuna
ne one OF the star ball players Of N.
field within that period. ''Spe ~
Sr; AS understand It, the Hlna..
burg line can repulse any straiyb, S,upn' S.uen'
or end rushing, but can he dri',an uucNng
the forward pass attack wbers ~.
ward passers are armed with a,rn,.u W
Am l right? THE CANN,y ,p na..n plsnes
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-17

AMT 1T A GRAND AND GLORIOUS FEELING

AFTsR YOU HAVE WoRRlep
THROUGH SsNeRAl TeARs
VITA ThE URDgRWekR cAR
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-17

TT ALL depends Clark Griffith manager OF the Washington club how much
n
s o
o o
is the
It a
round a
sbod Carroll the
looked
VERY few fans turned out for the combat being almost certainty
conference
off
which would ave
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-17
ERFERE WITH HIS WINNING AMATEUR TITTP

AND YOUR GARAGE BILLS
FoR GAS, OIL, ANtD We
PAIRING Knocks noO OUT
EJeEV . MONTH
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-17
PILLS ALWAYS PLAY WELL AGAINST
4, GOOD BALL CLUBS, BUT USUALLY
LOSE WHEN THEY HAVE A "CINCH'
That is One Reason for Victory Over Cincinnati
but Other Important Ones Are Alexander and
Bancroft; Evers Does Well in Debut

TTE Baker
before the
they play as their lives depended
nch club to play against
battle on their hands
president Of
made by
rockets which win
inning Cravh msjudged fly ball then lost
until struck his
Of
snd had the local
cravath
THERE a stepped to
4 plate in the seventh The
hit social
the sndand managers will pedal rough
EUers Made Good ShouOing His Initial With the Phs
FTHE Phns nhed
i
the the granted but
looked like
their toes constantly and difficult handle Stock
Abe zeal
game and handled nine chances without spp We hate to say
Frank Murphy ardent Phe ball
the sixth ne "alopd clean single " left That put him in solid with the
the yesterday and the Phs
ALEX
"A Rhineanders
Toney record but Fred will
another scalp his belt before the club Thursday night
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-17

A FEW days ago some one discussed the
~ various shifts that ball players fre.
quently make. Any number of them have
shifted and drfted from one club to
| another, but the main wanderer of the
field is Jim Vaughn, of the Cubs. Rowing
Jim has every one else in the game tied to
post. The Cub southpaw has been in
baseball eleven years. In that time he has
played upon eleven different teams in no
less than eight different leagues
His line Of march follows: Texas League.
South Texas League, Arkansas League,
New York state South Atlantic, Ameri-
can Association, American and National
In 1908 Rowing Jim toiled in four leagues
the American, the Arkansas. the New
York state and the South Atlantic.
II can be safely and sanely and sedately
said that Vaughn has covered more ground
than any other player in the game
After n resting existence Vaughn seems
10 have settled down to a homestead at last
This makes his fifth season with the Cubs,
and under the Cook County banner he has
been pitching winning ball.
Shifts and Stars
While shift from one club TO another
frequently improves n players work most
q the leading stars have always fought
under one flag Hans Wagner has served
eighteen years in Pittsburgh. Matty gave
MS pitching career to New York. Ty Cobb
has only known Detroit as a big league
home. Alexander looks to he with the Phil
lies for life. Walter johnson has never left
Washington Ed Walsh only knew the
White Sox for his home. On the more or
less contrary, Lajoie, Cy Young. Collins,
Evers Waddell. Speaker, Jackson and 9th.
ers have moved about-but not because they
had gone stale upon any particular range.
Jack Dillon was one OF the few boxers
more than willing to meet all comers with
out haggling over the bulk Of the receipts
which explains in one way, why he was
also one of the first Of the ring contingent
to enlist.
The Upset
Yes, tCdsnt II a shame
The Udy that Russia quit'
She couldn't play the game,
She couldn't field and hit.
But out Gdlictd tCdy,
Along the bloody slope,
Somebody IN the play
Has scrambled up the dope.
The Old Dip
The hook slide with the shining spike
whirled into the bag may be the most effect
i've type.
But for general observation we prefer
the Hal Chase brand. Hal is one of the
very few ball players left who likes the old
dip, the head-foremost dive for the bag,
skidding merrily along on his chest And
In addition to being an inspiring spectacle,
Hal gets away with this system as often
as the others do. Chase is a hard man
to tag, for he is still quick as a panther
In eluding trouble. He is no young kid,
with thirteen seasons Of campaigning 10 |
his credit but he is still one of the best
base runners in baseball.
The umpires are also thinking of adopt- |
ng a slogan. 1t may be Can the Crab" |
Or "Mulct the Mucker"
In the last Fed years, Benny Kauff and |
zee Magee were far in front, with Hal |
rhase and Eddie Roush well back both
inder 300. But last season Chase led his
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-11

language is destined TO rule the
world. We say this is a wholesome
awakening, for If it had not come
our nation would most ~assuredly
have steered the course that Great
Britain travelled. One language
means but ONE thought, but ONE
viewpoint, but ONE "single-tracked''
mind and idea.
To further this awakening is one
Of the greatest tasks Of the National
German American Alliance by adj
vocating the Introduction Of the
study Of German into the curriculum
Of every American school. Perhaps
the American people will now APP
preciate the service the Alliance has
so far rendered in keeping alive the
s~mouldering fire.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-11

tsr Riiltsnpuntle, BET Rapsrung unD
3eritDrang BON @hiffsgut, Der @ss
tortt pom WoHerflug3eueeH niht btnp
ausgetommen. Nur i'm 4priatilhei
1leer bet ii9 auf Der 8Sbs BON Dus
rnS5o einmaI sin stTp1s erHlterer 3us
lammsaEoB abseipirlt, ObHs ftp abtr
III elmer IpirtIiren SeeI9Id9t dilsdus
pahIen. @ergli9en nit Der 5dtigs
tsit Der aampIIotten in friiberen
SestrieseR srgtbt Dies freilih einen
Itortsn Rontrat. Wson brondt babel
niGt siHmal in Die neutrality-suspicious.
pes 4lteftums btaa65ateigsn uRO ben
YsloponEtIiIhsn uHD bic Panii1en
Erisge nit ibrsn bduftgsn, gum 4sil
logar triesseutideioeno pirtrnoen
Seei9ladten berau3uboIen. Us ses
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Gee blnSupeiieu, bic Ii9 3piiaen
6panisn, ben RieDerlan0en unD Gngs
LAMB nbgeIpislt bobeH. bis oas leBtsrs
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81 perpeiIen, Die Der &rieg GngIanDs
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bat.
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reben ben Iapa gu DsrIdieDenvn Bius
len sr6rterteu isstaitildeu unD Ieepo'
lttiifen Grpd9ungen in Dem Ans
tanDs, baB i'm &riesspIan Der Gn'
Eente bic lpirtidattliAe abi6niiruua
Der 3entraImddte uilD bic llnter6in'
bung ibrsr iibsrieeiiaen 3ufubreH Elm.
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unterieeiIaem Bege 81 betrei6en psrs
fudt, 10 piel als mD9lt9 perhltoert
fperoen fam. Dasu fpmmt, oaB bic
rielen 8ruppsns unO Mdteridltranss
porte ION gng!aHo Haa BEN 5eits
loRo uno BEN Sae3tanal, BON 5rauts
reid rnb Staten mad albnuien unO
grie6snlano, oon SnOien aus mad
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telmeertlIe u1O ionit mad allen 9ims
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70 oringli1er unO i9r S4iffsbebnrf
UNI 10 mdatiger, ie mebr bon ieiten
Der Maislmddtt Der 4ttionsbersi6
ees Observation-Disclosures. Dos rsprds
Ientiert suiammeu cine Summe pom
ariegsfa9rSeugsn, bic IS rdtIih moft,
nit benz 8eltaubt bausbdlteriid uma
suoebsn uub ii6 nit Osm toitbaren
nnh nur langfriitig au srieBeuoen
ariegsmitteI niht ohne 9runo uno
Grbolungsausa9t in Das gabaRques
Ipisl elmer Sesidladt sin5uIaHsn.
~
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Der Irteesrat in Rom.

sic Sarbtnnhr Ser entente baden Dieoer etnntoI 9roBen aregs.
rut a~bgehalfen, 0ieies nRol in 9on, I'm sfurdtbnre Befblule 81 furbt.
barren Eaten~ a. fallen. an 6en geIhaien pto Is babel niht feben
81 oMr aud bic furbtbaren Eaten bRiet Bef6laiien folgen peroen. lit
nnb ben ~bisAerigen geuItoten oider aaiierten artegsrote bod tart 81
ge ententea 8Iattr Beoraben 6efen neuen ariegsrat os geneB
cfnes nod engeren 8udmmenfhlnies Der anierten imo as Die pnienoe
antuort mf 2eutidlanOs 5rie0ensborihlage. Gas g8erliner Sagebnh"
Hebt oarin Die MoBHabme, I'm ehons our Hettng Der SoloHiftArntee
1T tum, bic font un3Defbot Derloren iDdre
Souobl oe ene ne bic nnbne Qufofnng oirfe fam begrin0et
jenA aodt notwithstanding naren Die mIitiriffen uno pothiden Better
Ser entente pieDer 8u enen Srtegsrnt 5niaunneng4reteb neil tie lid
prefdr eefotet Bat. bob etDos genheben mub, umo beies n8os~ biloete
~mabrffeinHh oas ELENA i6rer gerahpngen. DAT Die abgfan0ten be-
res NIT -fnen betmnten 8rOgrnmm mad SPon1 gefoumlen fmo 1T
garraiIs arraee banoet.
Cos ampengefnOel in 5oIouifi fpbt ben teufoniibea g~erbanoehn
Bort uuten Ianoe out uno es Io6nt h1 nod nmt enmol Der 9itbe, Dos
goG ing 9aeer gu nnen. auBeOem lit niht gu pergefen, oaB @riefeu.
IdnD lit Der Mufainng Der 3entralm1dte nod Elm neutraler Staot lit
unA 6oh fe. ofaefeben BON Ser geIetltna midhgr frnegiifer Gumfte
gorfoB aeae1 Die armee 5arroIs uur0e ober @riedenlanO gum arRgs.
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0r QeuoLiqen 6ortfifatianen, bic Die Aatieren bort errldtt bdben,
mt nidt geriugan Spfern oerbunoen ien.
Gin 8orfoB gegen Sarrnls Arrfee erlhefnt luio lnfpabrlfernlpher,
ais nan fh IN ben areien Der Gntente berets nit on 8Ianen fur fire
8nrHdsebung tragt- Dies miro aud borosftfia aaes isin, mas Der
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fathonieren Deutf1eH nno buIgarifhen Iruppen Dolftdnoig inltan0e
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Qnoe Der ruflihgn 9rnee nd bod 0o5u 6enegen IeBe, Die 4rmee Sarralis
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@rad ont gaEIon5 All mlOern. sud Ser 1r{prinalide Sian, 0urb efaen
aoruorff mad GfteH 0e Srientbabu rad &oanantnuppe ielbit 5u ge
fs6rsen. fsnrae MT Ttarferen griopennalen nie0er oufaenemnlen meroen,
Sod oefebt Sic .Daig Dali IN 9oaoon Die ansfdtsloHgfeft fober
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6Inns Der aniirten. cine G~ntihci0ume an Der getfront herbd5ufubren
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5alaHens nn0 Elm frOgihes 8ieoeriebcn puHihen
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Diefes @ebot OFdnst Iih I'M 10 mtDr
nuf, dls ts anter allen llmItdnDeu
fir unpprber3ulsbenbs safe cine tnrs
|. RampFrelerDt In 8treitihaft Su
bnIttu gilt.
Sine dbnIi9s GHneinung bat II9
FmOn i'm nprDumertianiId den 6sSeI'
Fionstrisgs sinetItsIt. Bel bsm bic
arissTibrung ouf isitsn Oer NDrbs
Ttoaten ia ann oIF bic pirtI9aTtlibe
unterbintung bes gssners n6ss'
Ttimmt geDsien III. Cine eigentlihs
SefInIaAt iDat tndbrenb nes gnrSsrl
flint Sabre b%nusrnbsn arieass nihi
Itattgefunben. Die I'm @erloufe bes
Rrissss non uripriingli6 go aaF 671
ginheiten olsstpaGIene norbitnntlts
DE 6lotss in Dertpenoet fporbeH 3ur
gfffettipbaItung Der Hlodnbe nes
fibfuntlideR aiiItsngsbists, fir Die
DnrdFiibrung unO 8esIeitung ums
Iongreiher 9ruppenDsrTdiebanssu
ibsr Gee urD 5ar 5pr3ieruns Der Osrs
IGisosnsn, bic 3ugdnge gu ben 6as
fcnItdoteu Der 5ibItnaten psrmittelns
ben StpmmiiHouHssn.
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Die mihBanbslte 8a9rBeit.

Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der
v8OHilheR 3eltuns4 i4risb gu ans
lang 0oDember: .Man tonnte Ulits
leio empfinben, ipenn man Iisbt, nit
tpelfsn utttteln utfere Gegnsr oen
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usrn tinitlid pisber an3ufaGen
osriuden. Sier cine feline MUSCLE
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bieus nad petersburg seflObeH iei
beadbe li9 ipiebsl nad3 Strbien 3us
rid, bsiIsn 8efrsiung BON DER frsmos
Idnoijaen Snpafipn INNER ipeitere
5ortfaritte made. % Die ruHiide
amtIiGe Selegrapbtnagsntut melDeE
nus SbeTa: aumdnieH bat ole WiaBs
regeIn our 8ertreibuns bes Geinbes
srgriffen. Gin rpeiteres 8orriden oes
wesHsrs lit unmDgli9. 4as 8utarslt
ipirb non oerIelben amtIiaen Mgena
tur s%emelott: @ensraI Soifre babe
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mdniidsH prefs ~smpfangsn uno ers
Hart. Humdnien tpsr0e Dem 5einb
ldfpsre @erluits Snfigsn uHb peitsre
GrfOlge srringtn danli9 ben Bis iebt
III Der 9obrubi pa erSirltsn. Die
.lptpoie Drsmia" Inrisb 5pei Gage
na1 BEN San 8oRfansas: Die Rus
mdnert, re6t5eitis unterltibt Don uns
Iersn ul0 lerbi den Armeen, BADEN
bis isst nit @ffOlg bag 9orgebeu
oes gegners parisrt unb fi9 isbt
bauernp i'm iii0Iigen Seil Der 0obs
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SOE}i& !
Hlqlllly9l,l!|,!a
rubIda feTfasIeBt." GsIbR fir Gle
beri9tiate Observation-Disclosures lit
bies pirtIi6 etipas gu DieI fir sirtn
tinsissH Sag.

SIN Sabre 1916 fpurben in ben
gatiunaIforifen 1924 @aIobrdrbe
betdmpft, geger 7018 in 1914 uab
eiuen DurafGnitt bon 4759 in ben
lsBteR flint Sabrsn,
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nod Iiebsn Srieoeusmonats bate,
nur Al, 606,3 15 Granes, ssgsu Co.,
452.395 6rants i'm @oriabrt.
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3,227,480 9aIItH. 8unddit tommt
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-11

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