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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-21
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COMMUNITY THOUGHT.
rioH Live Commercial Organizations
Seek Active Help Of Members.

tioH Live Commercial Organizations
Seek Active Help Of Members.
Live commercial organizations over
the country are striving more and more
TO serve net only the community as a
whole, but to perform this service
along the lines OF Thought Of individual
mcmhers. While all the members are
urged TO worl; together fer the general
good. secretaries more and more are
coming to call upon their membership
for individual suggestions as to definite
lines of work and certain jobs 10 be
undertaken The means employed to
learn the community thought in this
way are always interesting and Incl.
dcutally indicate methods being follow.
ed to arouse the active, working inter
est of members.
Plans along this line have recently
been put into effect by the chamber of
commerce Of Marietta. O., and the
Commercial clubs of Boise, Ida. IN
der The title of spend Five Minutes
to Help Your City" the Marietta cham,
Der put out a large return postcard.
On thls card was printed an appeal 10
al members to give definite thought to
the chamber ana its work. On the
card appeared a list Of tlHrty-iiyc sug-
@cstions for work offered by the mem
bcrs' council and each member was
asked to cheek off what appealed to
him as the ten most important Of these
suggestions. From the result Of this
referendum the chamber is daily learn
iu" iusJ what things along community
lines are uppermost in the thoughts o.
the members.
At Boise a slightly different plan as
to details Was followed \ large re
turn postcard was sent 10 each Lam-
Der Of the club. Each member was
asked TO make one or more suggestions
for the Commercial club to consider
and to suggest plan to secure a
larEor attendance at monday lunch
cons In addition the card bore a list
of a.l the committees and departments.
and each member was urged TO place
a check mark opposite the name or
names ef committees a4d activities IL
Which he was willing to work.
The Chamber Of Commerce Of YoFE.
,'a. - soing into the thing q liile
more III dotaiI It has mailed oHt 10
ita membership folder urging egcatA
interest in the work Of the Grganila-
ton on the part of members aud more
regular attendance on meetings On
this folder is a detachable sheet car
lTmg list of sluiec52 fog the atten
Uou Of the chamber Of commerce.
These subjects are divided Under
Sueh heads or departments rs munir-
ipal administration. TRAN, toadl ions
and the Iiac Under each head are
numerous subdivisions as applied to
particular pieces Of work IN York The
member Is asked 10 indicate the sab.
jccts IN which he IS mcat .nteyrs ed
and mention any additional matters
which should te taken NJ under The
various general heads Town Develop.
mcnt Magazine.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-21
Arousirn the Peopie.

4 unique pan Tor Womotng ely
has been evolved at Gallon, O.. by the
chamber of commerce. 4 large cash
rrizc was offered 70 the citizen who
could furnish the best plan for getting
the entire citizenship TO promoting Gal
ion. A. a result. meetings were held
in the factories 10 enlist every work
man to talk and advertise Gallon.
The chamber of commerce has estab-
Iished 4 Speakers bureau. Results are
already heiH- eaevu. for Gallon people
are being awakened tn the oHportuni-
ties. aud c,crf one is becoming sales
maH to" the w.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-21

Every native or naturuli2cd citizen
of Argentina, at home or abroad ON
reaching the age Of eighteeu years
must be enrolled. The federal eAecn.
tive power takes charge Of this nation.
al enrolment. which serves at oacc as
a registration Of voters ana national
defenders \ given individual. If al.
home Is enrolled in one Of the live
military districts into which the four
teen states ana ten territories of Ar.
gentina are divided II be resides
abroad he Is enrolled in his consulate.
FOR The government follows him with
precision wherever he may wander
With the exception OF these consular
registrations abroad the general en-.
rollmcnt is entirely in charge of the
military authorities. who are counted
upon to get more thorough result .n4n
ciyil census provides. Worlds y M,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-21

Tits between seasons now. when few
ngseans porsuise - much as health
demands The reaGH is double work
l5r the l.iEcys foc the Kidneys must
threw out waste matter from the sy1
'em rhl. is eliminated Through the
pores whom persons pcrsg,re Over
Worked waal or disardered kidneys
mead help BOW. r. Fl. stone Reading.
Pa. writes; Whenever | need = sid.
THy rCHcly | rC'y OF Foley Kidney
HIlt They have hcen worth their
woiaht in aold to ma w. y. Duncan.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-21

The kitchen is The real workshop of
The family Most OF the work there
has to do with preparing fool for the
family cleaning it UP aud putting ii
away, The Old fashion, ! Kitchens
never took into account economy OF
steps and time, but today this is uI.
ways done. There is n logical order
for tine arrangement Of the cqa.ucnt
Things that belong to each process
shouAl he together, within The reach
Of the worker The iceboX. cod pan.
try, kitchen cabinet, stove and serving
table are used together and should lie
in close continuous line Ihi, is the
food preparation side Of the equip.
ment. For the cleaning up Of the same
economy should be practiccd. The sink
should he near the china closet or in
a buffers pantry, the track should be
straight for clearing up. Always have
plenty OF table room near the sink. A
drain board on each side is the hest
plan, or at least II set Of hanging
shelves, hinged shelf ana extra Ia
bic or wheeled table at the right. IL
the drain table is porcelain rubber
mat will prevent akagc.-ESehausc.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-21

PCHllS SCHOOLS,
is rather erroneous. 10 the average
mind it suggest, the CHEST a pleasure
or sport. The sabject Of recreation has
many phases. i is really question Of
leisure Many desire TO spend their
leisure e.hea~tFc thanas g,raos eptpr-
tainngits, o5c. Sewitsss' &soxug. nil.
linery. neediework. /, pleelLalggal draw
ing, literary study .ifi'l3c. dramatic
work, debating. civic study ana discus.
sion, are desired By many fos y portion
Of the timer thus milking TIA proplgnl
one of prophlns Hhglasop,r fa'telloa
that is seirioJiucational aid In some
cases wholly educational IN nature.
3 With this conception Of leisure. seven
Milwaukee schools ANA one special
building are ut present being used as
social centers. while nine other schools
are being used for evening schools
which may conduct special reercatlonql
activities If desired. No formal az
mands were made by citizens for the
location Of these social contcl@. The
movement being a new enc aad It's
possibilities ana values Being at the
time unknown, no enc seemed 20 care
to take the responsibility Of rousing a
ncighborhood sentiment for Il social
center.
The wider use Of the school plant
was achieved ON the strength Of the
state law which authorizes school
bonrds TO establish ana maintain spe-
clal activities, such MS evening schools,
social eenters, library branches, etc,
by means Of special tWo.tonths Of a
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-21

a French chemist attributes to car.
Donate Of manganese in very minute
quantities the power Of rendering fer.
tllEerS more readily assimilablp with,
out undergoing any change itself EX.
perImcnls have tended to show that
WITH the use OF an ounce TO about
seven square yards gcrmna,ion was
more free, growth more rapid anti Yield
beticr~tlat IS. used with other fer.
tlliacrs I'y itself It Is supposed to have
no effect whatever,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-21
Wg SuFFEa With laagAaHE,
KIDNEYS Or RVEuHaTlsn Now


letter 1'slls Of Lono-'ookoa-for Prcsorip,.sa.
Dear Reddcrs--if / can do any GOOD IN
the world for othors, / wish to do ID. aud
] feel that u is my duty to write about
the wonderful results received from tho
use OF Anurtc.' / was sutlering fr0r
kidney and bladder troubles. ecaldlng
urine, baekache and rheumatism, and feet
and ankles swclled SO that at times /
could lot walk without assistance
HAD taken several different Kinds Of
Kidney remedies but all failed. | sent
Tor box Of Dr.. Plorcc's newest dis
covery, sAnurlc,' which | received hy
mail IN tablet form. / soon got bottor
and am convinced that this popular
new medicine Is good wish to rec.
ommend Ii to Try noighbors and every
BODY suAering from slch troubles.
MRs. III. J. SARGENT.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-21
public SCHOOLS
As CIVIC CEHT5nS
milwaukee K927s Buildings
Open al Night
.RECREATI0aAL ACTIVITIES

Public Schools Open In Evenings For
Recreat;onal Purposes Thas Are
Semieducational and In Some Ca-e1
Wholly Educational In Nature-Eisht
Social Centers.
We in Milwaukee have not spent
much time in DISCUSSING the question
THE Ideal Community Center nor b.
debating whether such undertaking.
should be municipality financed or SUP
ported by membership dues, whether
the emphasis should be placed upen
recreation, upon education or upon
civic aud forum activities. whether 10
cater to the young people, hoping that
their presence will sooner on later at
tract the parents, or vice versa. The
great question with lis WAS how TO get
the schools open at night for recrCa-
tional purposes and keep them open.
writes II. @. Berg in the American city,
The modern popular conception Of
the word recreation" It seems to me.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-21

'ha cubic root of gold weighs '.il7
'1,nas, one cahlc foot Of cork weighs
teen pounds.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-21

Kings will be tyrants from policy
WHOM subjects are rebels from prlu
yiple. Burke.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-21

Wealth and happiness are not always
1n speaking erms
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-21

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-11
LONDON. Jan. II.


The German allies on the western end OF
ths Macedonian front are being re-cnforced,
says dispatch today from Serbian head
quarters.
f Considerable significance Is attached to
this news, The troops have evidently been
transported from the Rumanian theatre of
war. and they have been placed opposite
that part Of the front facing Thessaly.
II has been reported for some time that
the TeutonC allies would probably open
drive on the western end Of the Mace
DOMAIN line and that this might prove the
signal for GTccCes entrance into the war.
1t was for this reason that the Allies de-
manded the removal Of the Greek troops
from Thessaly
Among the re-enforcements Is a Bulgarian
regiment that has been operating in Dobrud-
ja, It is said and an Austro- Hungarian rcE-
ment that has been used in WalaCha by
Won Mackenseu.
The German allies are preparing for an
actve campaign In the Balkans and the
Developments OF the last few days Indicate
that this theatre Of war Is soon to see
gigantic enterprises under way. Accord
ing TO reliable reports the Allied powers
agreed at the Rome council TO make Il
drive against the Austro-G -German-Turk
armies in Macedonia in an effort 20 break
through and cut off communication between
the Central Empires and Turkey.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-11
RUSSIANS STRIKE
HARD AT LEOPOLD
Advance of More Than Three
Miles in Offensive
Against Mitau
FIGHT IN DEEP DRIFTS
petrograd Denies Germ a n
Troops Crossed Putna in
Rumania

PETROGRND. Jan. II.
Despite strong couuter-attacks by the
Germans. the Russians continue to make
headway in their Offensive along the north
ern end of the eastern front
The hghtinE Is being carried out over
stretches OF frozen swamp land along INC
Dyina River and In some places it drllis
Of six to ten feet deep.
Prince Leopolds line has been deeply
dented west Or Riga. whore the Russians
have advanced more than three miles
Powerful blows are being struck by the ltus-
SLAMS toward the German base of Miiau
and II Is possible that this Is the immediate
objective Of the Russian commander
Denial OF the German claim that Teutonic
forces are established across the Iulua
River In Rumania was made In todaNs Of
clal statement. II was said that during
fog, in the region of Iveucschi, an I'M
petuous countcr-attacE by Russian forces.
with n brief buyonet combat resulted In the
emmy being thrown back across the river
with great losses.
Tho Rumanians were slightly pressed
back southeast of MOncstcrltn and kachInul
and also northeast Of Kempuril the state
ment declared
or the fighting in the Riga sector the
statement said
Around Lake Bablt yesterday the
stubborny defended village of kalucem
& was captured with numerous machine
4 guns. Two enemy attacks We're re.
: pulsed. Three enemy attacks east ot
the lake were beaten back with great
loss TO the enemy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-11
PEACE TALK USELESS,
LUDENDORFF SAYS

BERLIN, Jan n.
IAN peace talk must now be postponed 70
This declaration is attributed 10 Geaeral
IudendorfT first quaTtermaster general OF
the German army and CHIEF OF stan 10
Field Marshall Won Hindenburg A stan
officer who has just returned from Ger
man great headquarters quoted General
Ludendorff as follows:
Germany's peace offer was honestly
and sincerely made. That our enemies
called il a war ruse was an insult TO
German honor All peace talk must
now be postponed
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-11
NO. 1913 ONLY VICTIM
IN FIELD HOSPITAL
Good Work Of Corps Guarding Health
Of Pennsylvania Troops Who
Start Home Today

CAMP STEWART. EL PASO. Tex Jan
LITTLE last group Of recalled rcunsyIva-
MIA troops. consisting of field hospital and
ambulance 80 ! aud the field bakery com
plctrd loading equipment last night for the
humcward movement today.
Tho field and ambulance hospital, under
Major Arthur p, Schafcr goes 10 Pittsburgh
with record "f having treated 1913 cases
without a death save tp paticnt 1873 lie
was brought into the hospital five minutes
before life expired. The superstition at
taChod to the number thirteen by the milf
tiamon resulted in much camp talk;
The field bakery. under captain FrauI,
Mueller has also made good record more
than 100000 loayes having been turned
out during the six months service
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-11
RUSSIAN DRIVE FAILS,
GERMANS ARE TOLD

BERLIN Jan, 1.-THE Russian offensive
started January 4 against German posi-
tions south OF Riga has failed with bloody
Iooses for the enemy, the military critic uf
re official news agency asserted today. In
only one place have the strong attacks not
been sanguinariy repuIsed In curtain Of
IRE.
the ice offer a CHASTITY picture of this use
less and horrible sacrifice" the statement
declared.
The critic asserted that the Russians
local successes on an insignificant frontier
has bent back the German front. but that
the new German line was absolutely Sc
cured against surprises"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-11


Noti2ie duIla fronte di battaglia i,aliana
dIcono che dal uovcmhrc scorsl lc truppe
del generate Iadoruu hauuo uyuuZato CON
sdcrcyolmcntc SulI Inca Gori2ia-Marc
Adratico. Nun vi e. mai ripOsu nellie opo-
raZioui italiauc. mai una Suspensiuuo dele
ostilita' come si vcrihca sullo attire 'front.'
della guerra rurOpCI. NoIa lOrO ultima
rtirata davanu allomcnsva di Cadorna gil
austriaCi lasciurOno un tcrreno ueutro largo
circa I'M miglio tra vale del Nlppacco @
Jamiauo, cio' che costitur una yittoria dele
bOmbardc italianc che con / lOru prOicttill
di undici polici mpcdirono al uemico di
avvicinars allie lnce di Cadorua.
I'm una serie d avan2ate compute
durante Ia uottc e gia' rapportate mel
comunicau uHciaIi le lineo itulane souo
state portate a tru utile per le bombardc
su quasi mttp 10 scttorc Si e. trattato di
continue rettiiChc hi pos,2ioui operate con
attacchi di sorpresa su dl I'M tcrreuo roe
coso che impcdisce ogui tentative di
trinucramcutu. Qucstt attacchi sOnO stati
fatti durlute Ia motto hanno avuto brcvis-
sima duruta gil italaui huunu sempre
pouto muntencrc quello che hanno ronquis-
tatu,
I.'uttucco piu' importantc ST e. avuto
uella ZUua di Adrian. cIrcd uu miglO
me2zo ad est di Monfalcunc nella notte del
on 10 diucmbre. HTObablmeUtc mai un piu'
furiOso ed Intense humbardameuto ST era
ayuto pTima, MA Ia resisteu2a degli italiaui
e. stutu mrruyiElusa. La Inca dele trinCec.
nellie paludi sru2a alcuua protezioue natu-
rale. fu aSsoggrttatI al piu' terrible bonn
hardameuto che gil austriaci uNessero mai
operate, eppurr fu teuutu senZu una pin
piccoIa deholcZza Coutro torZe Euperiori.
bersaEliori la Cayalleria appicdata impe-
dirouu aIIa maggior parte dele truppc aus
triache che attaCcayanu di ritornare allie
loro triurye Gli austraci, seu2a duhbio
ayeyauo iu mcute Ia riconquista di Mon
falcoue.
lie trlppe unEheresi che tenevauo Ia
Iiueu austriaca cranu state in gran parte
transfcritc ALA lluuauIa. ma una divsionc
frescu era piuuta daIla Galizia ed I riuforzi
di artglirriu riecyUt. dal uemico ,TaHo
stat enormi Ina simie abbondauza ed
un sinl.e spreco di muniZionI non era
state osseryato da un lungo pezzo.
on ausrriaci hauuo notcvoImente miglio-
ratio il loro metudo di lotta i'm questi ultimI
mesi e le loro triuCee sono ora memo
yisibui di quel che non fossero prima A
uuesto bisOgna aggiuugere nm uOteyOllsslmo
aumento dele aTtiglerie, dele mitraEliatrlcl
q dele muuizioni, Questa e. la rsposta del
TAustria ulrayanzata di Cadorna verso
Trieste, ayanZata che 10 ha poTtatu "a
quindici miglia dal suo Obiettiyo
Monsguor Gcrlach, il Cappellano austri-
AGO del papa, II solo prelato teutonico che
rlmaueva mel NaticauO, il quale e. implicato
mel complutto per far saltare le Corazzate
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-11
WASHINGTON. Jan II

couched in what officials hint lis clear.
strong Language the Allied reply to Prcsi-
dent Wilson's note to beligerents reached
here today. with AN uumistalSable definition
Of what the Allies are lighting for.
In so far as officials would reveal, the mes
sage places the burden of responsibility
upon Germany i'm the matter Of givngsher
peace terms and thus leaves the door upcu
for further peace negotiations
At least one official indicated that there
was not a complete throw-dowu Of Presi-
dent Wilson'S note" This strengthens tho
view that the peace door is sim ujar. though
official discussion was so limited that a
complete Interpretation OF the Governments
feelings toward the message could not bc
obtained
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-11
BERLIN REPORTS HEAVY
FIGHTING IN VEST

BERLIN, Jan. II.
The repulse of British attacks north and
south Of Ypres in west Flanders was re-
ported by the War Onice today 1t was
admitted that "a German trench section near
Beaumont has been lost 10 the Allies.
There has been violent fighting with artil-
lery and mines near Ypres Wytschaete on
the Ancre and Somme Rivers ana on bo1h
sides Of the Meuse CNerdun fronD
Two British captive balloons We're shot
down.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-11

THAT is the expert
L ence of Lady Rag
nall when she held
before her the bowl Of
incense offered by
Harut and Marut.
Later she learned
that Harut and Marut
were priests Of the
White Kendah.
Their little expert
ment placed Lady
Ragnall under Their
influence. Eventually
they kidnapped her.
The manner in which
she was rescued from
the heart of darkest
Africa is the theme OF
a story, "The Ivory
Child" by that won
derful writer, Sir H.
Rider Haggard. 1t
begins in Saturdays
Evening Ledger.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-11

Russias thrust south of Riga is assum-
ing the proportions Of great offensive
movement which Is crumplng back German
defenses and now seriously menaces the
enemy field base at Mitau. The city is the
object of attacks from three different d-
rectons and unless the German forces de-
velop greater defensive ability than they
have manifested during the last few days
the Russians will take the city very shortly.
Since the attack developed in this sector
Russian forces have advanced moro than
three miles, it was estimated today. Cap
tures of great numbers of variety Of arms
and equipment" officially reported from
Petrograd show the force of the drive and
the precpitancy with which the enemy is
being pushed back.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-11
BOTH SIDES PREPARE BIG
STROKES IN BALKANS


Dispatches from Berlin today quoted lead
irg German military experts as predicting
n big Allied drive in the Balkans and
against Turkey. These critics hold the
opinion that the Entente powers have come
10 regard Turkey as the weakest of the
German allies and that n concentrated cf-
fort Is to be made to crush her
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-01

%mbcronntcr Stc0c 3unGhit ortIid)t
Griolae cr3icite. 9icie Drtlidcn Gr.
rolQe ieien abcr ridt en!ldeioerr,
ionocru IS tommle lc0iglid oarauf
an oh Der Nnarciicr in scr 2o1e
lit, Ole uriprjinllid)cn Grfolac it1n.
Dig 5u ermcitcrn. 10 ooB cin itrotc.
Qilhcr Gurd'brud nnran3 ncrHe.
Iic9 Ici oeu ~GnqlGnocrn nid)t &c.
tn1elt. Niclmcbr 3eiQtcn sic amt.
lid)cu Hnhrldten, ooS rer iein0-
Lido NnGriii bercit2 on 3peiten
Gage outiQcboitcn muroc,
Mctn in Ocn icinolitcu NccreS.
bcridtcn QcioQt miro, 0aB Ser Mn.
Qriil iibcr ole aau}e critic, 5peite mo
brittle 2inic Dinue1 gin9 uno 5ur
CinuoGme ser Qnn}eu 0cutideu
Siclluma iilbrtc, 10 lei oorltiter in-
lncr MIR bn9 erltc Ercilcn oes 8alf.
3eu 0ertcioignn9aiuitcnlS 5ti ucrita.
Gcn. Scr Scitidle 0crtcioi9cr pcr.
&c icinen @liNcrltono Damn I'M 5mel'
ten mo orittcn Irci'en nit Den
ridden. ti3bcr 3uriid8cbaItcie1
8crir1rsmQcn iortietcn. mdbreno
fir Den @cQncr ser &orteil Der
llebcrroidluna meaiollc.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-01

Trib ShpertIc9er mar nit ejnem
Sprung BEL Dem Nlten unN padte
i'm 5oi.iq ON Nrm. ALTER Der, Der
IA hat Define 1Srau um9ebraht."
Der Nlte Ihien ben 1oten init iei~
nen finIteren gu9eh GIT ourhbohrcn,
Er Ie9ts Die linte 6ano rie ceItrpo~
rcnD an bic 9ruit, bob lie rrfte 3gr
ToGIt Qeboqt uno mnrmelte etpds,
POS ME Elm S6,pur tidnQ Damn
~itIir3te er. e6e es iemano hjnpern
f0nn.e. aui Den Ioten gu. Rib Inn
Sic Qi.uptd oGf uno l0r0tttt Elm
Giittcr aAtoQe, mtIhes nit Miin}en
gno g%oloenen Shmutiufen on9eiiat
mar.
0es Nften NuQsn Qlii6ten ME Teu-
ertuleIn. Gr oro6te benz 5oteu nit
ter 6uuIt uu0 mlrmeltt 6eftrJe 6Iiis
DE. Damn BOB sr cine @oIotette nit
sinem runoen Nnb1nQer in Die @0he
uno 3tigte lie oen umheritebenoen
0orfleuten. Gjc ertonaten Nas
S6mudltijd oI5 ieiner oenorocten
1rou Qeboren0, ebenio Die 1noeren
IN ben GIit1en GeIinotihcn Sodsn.
SAB ooiti@, Soloot unredt Qe=
lan. 9er3ej6unl. Sin uieher Trcino
Don 0oitiht," Id9tt er 5u 5rib
5dpertfeqer Rod Der iurftboren
Q~nTrequnQ ba6te er ieBt ME Gipsns
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-06-01
VA lit SaJid?

I'm i6rn Gsieginnen aus Der
Guol Der 6rase 81 teilen. l0je lie
fit 7u Dem unJ5erfsbblr pieIfdlti9m
aormen Der terrldenoen Ulooe tel
len iouen, lai eue irou3oijihe 3ejts
Ihriit an enc Re bc berUGmter ir0Hs
35Tiher 4unitleriunen eiae Jtunps
fru1e barIler aertdtet, Das 12it
lei. 0dhren0 en- e, ME bic Cpetn-
lanqeyin Jrlu Sore oOer Jrdulein
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