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The Pensacola journal., 1917-01-09
RECORD CATCHES
OF RED SNAPPERS

Two record breaking catches Of red
snappers were brought intoi port
yesterday, both Of which were con-
signed to the Saunders Fish Company
The two smacks together reported a
total Of 10000 pounds.
The smack Yakima, reporting early
in the day, weighed out $4,000 pounds
of red snappears and 1900 pounds OF
groupers, while the Francis v. Silvia
arriving later in the day, reported a
total Of $4,000 pounds of red snap
pers and 5000 pounds of groupers.
Both of the smacks docked on the
west side of Palafox wharf imme-
diately upon arrival, and it was freely
stated that these are the heaviest
catches, in the time allowed, in some
months.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-01-09
Thousand Acres of Irish
Potatoes Planted in Escambia

more potato growers on shares. It
WIS through his efforts that the fruit
growing industry IN the Atnore dis
trict was sacceas1ully started four
teen years ago.
After the pc<atces shave been gath
cred about Ter weeks after they are
planted-the entire 1000 acres will be
planted in second crop, probably
peanuts, corn or sweet potatoes, and
the farmers will again get the benefit
of the fertilization and cultivation of
t1c.r land without additional expense.
The entire acreage will be planted
in the same variety of seed potatoes
AMI ~ practically the same time, SO
that the crops will mature all to
gether, when they viii be shipped in
carload lotS te market prearranged by
the syndicate. H. Fl. Patterson,
who ted Of tie ctr tracts, said that
the syndicate could have arranged for
tue planting of 2.0C0 acres about At
m1re on >the same teyms.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-01-09
BY DAVE HOLT.

More than one thousand s.cres of
Irish potatoes win be planted during
the present month in Escamba coun-
ty, Ala, in and about Atno1e. Con-
tracts have been signed whereby a
syndicate of northern commission
merchants and produce dealers fur
nish the fertilizer and seed potatoes
ipr one-Lalf of the crop.
Ten thousand bushels of seed pota-
toes. Valued at more than $4,000,
are arriving at Atmore for immediate
distribution Ten Of the twenty five
carloads, it is stated, have already
been delivered there. Cne ton of
fertilizer will be used to each of the
1000 scres. This viii require about
forty carloads, and is valued at $685.
COo
J. e. f. Hilton, the original peach
man Of the. Atmore district, organized
the syndicate that is TO back the At
The Pensacola journal., 1917-01-09
ADAMSON LAW ON
TRIAL IN COURT
CONTINUED From Page one.)

sas City from Judge Hooks decision
in an injunction suit brought by Alex
ander New and Henry G. Ferris, re-
ceivers for the Missouri, Oklahoma
and Gulf, to enjoin enforcement of the
law. Actually, however, the case will
determine application of the law to
all railroads.
By stipulation, signed by railroad
and department of justice counsel, all
other litigation over the Adamson act
has been suspended pending the SUI
preme courts decision. The railroads
agree meanwhile to keep special ac-
counts of wages due employees under
the new law, to insure payment if the
act is sustained as constitutional OF
given partial application.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-01-09
MOUNTED POLICE
ASK FOR MORE PAY

In communication which was sent
to the board of commissioners the
mounted police of the city petitioned
that they be allowed just little more
money because of the high cost of
living. Their request was referred to
Commissioner Pou.
Mounted officers are now paid, in
addition to their salaries, the sum Of
$3.50 per month, with which they
are required to furnish feed for their
horses. They petitioned that an in
crease to SIS be allowed them.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-01-09
VALUED DISCOVERY
MADE BY PHYSICIAN

New York, Jan 8.-Salvarsan adj
ministered directly into the inner cav
ity of the brain may be regarded as
one of the most advanced and hopeful
methods of arresting the destructive
processes of paresis, officials of the
New York post graduate medical
school and hospital announced to-
night. Their conclusion they said is
based on a number of experiments
Salvarsan is administered in serum
from the blood of a patient.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-01-09
GAVE BOND FOR
PATROL WAGON

A bond for the sum of $4,000 was
filed at the office of tn Getty clerk
yesterday by the White Company,
for the faithful performance of their
part of a contract for furnishing the
city with an auto patrol wagon, in
line with certain specifications.
The new wagon was expected tc
show up yesterday, and also repre-
sentative of the company was expect
ed to reach here from Montgomery,
coming for the purpose of demon
stratirg the wagon and instructing
the driver IN handling the vehicle.
Neither the representative nor the
wagon had been located at any point
in the city up TO late hour.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-01-09
IN FIVE MINUTES
|. No SICK STOMACH,
INDIGESTION. GAS
"PAPES DIAPEPSIN" Isl THE
QUICKEST AND SUREST ST0M.
ACH RELIEF.

If what you just ate is souring OF
your stomach or lies like lump OF
lead, refusing to digest, or you belch
gas and eructate sour, undigested
food, or have a feeling of dizziness
heartburn, fullness, nauseag bad taste
in mouth and stomach headache, you,
can surely get relief in FIVE minutes
Ask your pharmacist to show you
the formula, plainly printed on these
fifty-cent cases of Pape's Diapepsin
then you will understand why dys
peptic troubles of all kinds must go
and why it relieves, sour, out-of-
order stomachs or indigestion in five
minutes. "Pape's piapepsin" is
harmless; tastes like candy, though
each dose will digest and prepare for
assimilation into tht blood all the food
you eat; besides, it makes you go to
the table with healthy appetite; but
what viii please you must, is that you
will feel that your stomach and intes
tines are clean and fresh, and you viii
not need to resort to Iaxatiyes or liver
pills for biliousness or constipation.
This city will have many "Pape
Diapepsin" cranks as somepe ople will
call them, but you will be enthusias
tic about this slendid stomach prep
aration, too, if you ever take it for
Indigestion, gases, heartburn, sour
ness, dyspepsia, or any stomach mis-
cry.
Get some now, this minute, and rid
yourself of stomach misery and indi-
gestion in five minutes.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-01-09
F FUNERAL MISS LENA
|sLOCUMB Be HELD

Many friends of Miss Lena Slo-
cumb will be saddened to learn of her
death, which took place at the Flor
ida state asylum, the remains having
been brought here yesterday.
The funeral viii take place this
morning at II o'clock from Christ
church, the cortege to leave the home
of Mrs. E. H. Gonzalez, an aunt OF
deceased, at 10:45 o'clock, moving
therefrom to Christ church, where
the services willabe held. The inter
ment win be made in st. MichaePs
cemetery.
Messrs. Arthur P. Yniestra, Roberi
Brent, George w. Howe, William
Dorr, G. w. Gonzalez and o. n.
Smith will act as pail bearers.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-01-09
BUILDING QUITE
ACTIVE IN PAST

According to a report filed in the
office of the clerk yesterday, building
in the month of December was valued
at $5s,635.69. This was the heaviest
for the past several months, and was
divided as follows:
New buildings in fire limits$ 10000
Repairs brick buildings in
fire limits .....-.... 3,784.9O
Repairs frame buildings 1,390.B1
New buildings outside OF
the fire limits .....s... 3s,778.0C
Repairs to buildings out fire
limits ............... 13,641.41
Sheds ............... $4,000
Signs ........... 900(
The Pensacola journal., 1917-01-09
POLICE MADE 4S7
ARRESTS DUR|NG
THE PAST MONTH

During the past month, the police
effected 497 arrests, according to the
report which was filed in the office of
the city clerk and which was read at
the Monday afternoon meeting of the
board of city commissioners.
The fines assessed during the month
aggregated S3,182, and of this there
was cash return to the treasurer OF
$1,092
The report shows that the average
cost of feeding prisoners during the
month amounted to s264.43s or an av-
erage of 6 7-8 cents for the 3,840
meals served.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-01-09
THREATENED BOSS
WITH. HUGE KNIFE

Edward Robertson. colored. was
fined $25 in the city court Monday
morning when Morris Zacherman, for
whom Robertson was working, inform
ed the recorder that when Robertson
lost his temper Saturday the negro
seized big knife and, catching
Zachernan by the collar, threatened
to kill or cut him badly.
The negro claimed that Zacherman
blamed him for shortage in cash,
when he was not guilty. He resented
it, and when such denial was made,
he only had the knife in his hand to
defend himself when he claimed his
ssboss" tried to get at him.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-01-09
Tersely Told.

City Clerk G. w. Eggart is in re-
ceipt Of the acceptance of officers Of
the P. M. & N. o. railroad for the
extension granted through. an ordi-
nance passed at the late meeting.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-01-09
SUPREME COURT AFFIRMS
CALIFORNIA DRUG LAW

Washington, Jan. 8.-The supreme
court, without deciding constitutional
questions, affirmed the refusal of Cal
ifornia federal courts to enjoin the
enforcement of California's medical
practice law requiring licensing Of
"drugless" practitioners. The law ex-
empts Christian Scientists.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-01-09
SALVATION Army
Needs A ssistance

The Salvation Army since she hoIr
days has had so many calls for shoes
and clothes and old furniture by the
poor that the calls are greater than
their supplies. Capt. McAteer would
be glad for anyone that has any old
clothes to phone 1241 and he viii call
and get the donation.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-01-09
Lingering Coughs Are Dangerous.

Lingering Coughs Are Dangerous
Get rid of that tickling cough thai
keeps you awake at night and drains
your vitality and energy. DIR
Kings New Discovery is pleasant
balsam remedy, antiseptie, laxative
and promptly effective. It soothes
the irritated membrane and kills the
cold germs; your cough is soon re
lieved. Delay is dangerous-get DR.
Kings New Discovery at once. Fol
nearly fifty years it has been the fa-
vorite remedy for grippe, Group
coughs and colds. Get bottle today
at your Druggist, 50c.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-01-09

Bond in the sum of 500 being fur
nished, a negro named Morris who
was arrested on a charge of violating
the revenue laws by selling liquor
without a.license, was released from
custody. The negro was placed un-
der arrest by deputies from the sher-
ifs Office.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-01-09
SECRETARY OF
.AFLAMISS" HERE
tContinued From Page onel

IO0hIlnueu T0Hl Fdg6 OH5J
and no one need to be told of the re-
suits they have obtained. The gulf
coast country-this new state of Ala
flamiss,' can be made just as cele
brated and it is gratifying to know
that wherever the matter has been
presented it has met with unlimited
approval by the most substantial in
terests in the section, who see in this
movement the beginning of the reali-
Eation of their hopes"
DIR. Taylor will be one of the speak
ers at the smoker at the San Carlos
Thursday night, as will John A. Fox,
director general Of the movement.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-01-09
USE ALIENS FOOT EASE

The antiseptic powder e. be Shaken INTO
the shoes and used In the foot-Oatn- II
YOU want rest and comfort for tired,
aching, swollen, sweating feet, use AL
lens Foot-Ease 1t relieves corns and
bunions Of all pain and prevents blistsrs,
sore and callous spots Just the thing for
Dancing Parties, Patent Leather Shoes,
and for Breaking in New Shoes. Try Il
today. Sold everywhere, 25c Don't ac-
cept any substitute. For TREE trial
package. address Allen s. olmsted. lie
Roy, y. Y.-Ady.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-01-09

Fines in the city court yesterday
aggregated $106. Two defendants
were bound over to the probation Of
ficer, one was turned over to the
county authorities, FIVE were dis
charged, three cases were continued
and three were mol pressed.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-01-09

Colds Cause Headache and Grip.
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE re-
moves the cause. There is only one
"Bromo Quinine." e. w. GROVES
signature on box. 25c.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-01-09

Total value all buildings s58,ea5.e9
The Pensacola journal., 1917-01-09

OR me GIRO WHO CALLS Hrs GIRL Up
FROM The OFFICE VITA Tts6 oFFsce
MlSE -oUIS. AL oETnMe An GAl2-ELAI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-27

perf0nli6e 2iebenspiirbisteit einsn
9roBen 5reunoesfreis 5u ertperben,
Der i6r 2lnberfen itets in Gbren bnls
ten niro. Die geerbigung finbet am
Sonneritag Rudmittag INN 5ipei llbr
bom Srauerbouie SO. 1925 9utf
4penue, 8uInut Sils aus fatt.
@ine in neitsn &retien betanntl
unb aQgemein 6odangeie6ene beuti4t
Watrone bat in Srau Carrie
Wu 9le, geb. Rittermann, I'M 65.
2ebensia6r bic quaeu gum etpigen
S6lummer aef6loien, inntg Be-
trauert ni6t nur DON t6ren @ngeb0ris
gen, fonbern aud Don ben oielen
Sreunben, bic iie f8 i'm 2aufe Der
Sabre bur6 ibre 5sr3ensgiite su err
lperben gefpubt batte. Die geerbts
aung finbet om Mittpo6 Morgsn I'M
half neun llbr pom Sruuer6auie, Der
Reiiben5 Der G6peiter Der 9eritorbes
men, Jrau 8 o I tp + Il etotter go.
1920 German strabe aus tatt,
tporauf nm neun ltbr in ber ct. go
'ephs Girhe Elm feierli9es Requiem
So4amt celebrirt fperben tpirb.
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be bic @efammtfumme BON 1,000,'
312,950 pfunb i'm ynellen @slo" err
geben bate. DdDon ipurben aber
122,000,000 pfunb in S9aBamts,
f6einen einee3a6lt, unb in 5inanstrei4
len 1T man Der 2tniidt oaB bieis
Summe ntht dls .neues @elb" be-
tradtet perben t0nne, oa es @elb fei,
bas bic Regierung i4on srbalten bat.
Cine g 94neiter Der 5ra u
WiGfonssitorben.
Roanote, @d., 26. Sebruar. =
Syrau Wiat6etp Waurp, Sdpelter ber
syrau Woobrop @ilIon, 1T bier mad
elmer Operation faIt plDBli6 seitors
ben.
Die .Orleans" fi8sr in
Brantrei9 n g,eto m men.
9auillac, Trantrei8, 26. Teb.
Ser ameritanii9e Jra6tbampfer
nSrlsans" 1T am Montas &benO I'm
bal6 feds ll6r ansetommen.
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Moroinitrlmsnts seffmiebet iinb I'M
isr Hrpteit lpar peraSb[idl

N'oroinitrilmsnte geifniebet inb I'm.
isr Eroteit mar uergs6lidl.
DIann ioaten mir fir irniere Nidlt-
foinbattanten @roo BON sShnen erhnl.
ten aber iiniere Scinbe legtcn ii6 ms
Witicl. Sic iagtsn 5tpar, oeren Ia
5lpiidDentret,n iei iIngeieGlid, aber sic
ibdten ni1ts, nm Sbren 9roteIt .pirf.
| liunl 81 lrlahrn.
glnisr 8olf frdgt nit iteigenber
erbitterllng nad) Der llriafe oieier
0;Sfrininirltng. gs mag ia uiele ge,
ieGli1e uno te6niide glntiporten nuf
fieie tSrlgen geben a6er unier Golf
alcubt, DAB 10 gutter @ille lit, aud
Iein g'eg 1eiilu6en tperoen fam. Wait
fat inns ;ntmef tpieoer geic9t, oaB ba5
Pr!n5ip Der sSreifeit Der Meere in
Tbrcr 9lniie tief eingelpur5cli iei. ,Srt.
iner ruie6ar ipieoerbolt eSbr Prdii6ent
bic Worts: sd beitebe auf Der ,Srei.
teit Der Weere, bon tuel6er Seite iic
aud feorobt lreroan mag - inO 5luar
cine aompromib."
nunisrem @olte fpurbs sefast, bab
bas prin3ip Der Srsibsit Der Wsere
Iperlanas bab Der Ssetrisg 10 gsfiibrt
tusrbe, bab g2ihttombnttanten CUR Gee
unb auf benz 2dnbe bic 2eibsn bes
arieees erfpart tperben.' limb 10 bat
urfsy Olo4 nm T3nunt an gpnunt npz
bulbig 3ussisben, fpie lnssbinbert gang
ungebeuere Wengen ameritunifher
Muniiion nod Gnglano unb Rub.
lonb e.fanbt ipurben, unb spnr uns
gebinbert BON unTersn 5nudbopten.
SEPT tdmpfen mir biefeu &f
aug. Gas beuti6e 8plt bate ges
tpiinfft, bab sr, fpis es in unoeren
ariessn Der Sall mar, 8tpii6en J.ino
unb .5sinO aussefodtm lDsrbsH
fpllte"
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8irtrt
SaheH angcnidjeinlid) bic &ommii'
iionsbanOler bic Greiie fir
aartoffeln.

glus etnen1 8orfontmiriS, 6as iif,
nlr perfloiienen SnmItag ereignetc,
idNint beruor5ugeben, buB fin Die nlt.
RerrroerttLi6 6oben &artoffelpreiie bic
6erren &onntiionsbd1rbler berant'
r9ortli6 iin6.
2aut einer top6lberbiirgte1 Nnh.
rid)t fam am SanrItag 8ormittag elm
Sarnler ailS Der urrurtttelbarert Na6.
5ar,d)oft, Der nod ijber altiebnltha
aartoffeluorrdtbe perfiigt, nut elmer
<omo6illaoung Der gr6dpfI mad
Ger Staot, itrn ite Bel einern Der bieii,
gen &ouniiiionsbdr0Ier an Den
Mann 81 bringen.
gr ipra6 an elmer Strabe Dor, an
.pelher lebr biele oieier Sdnoler tbre
Gei6dfte baben uno bot lie beTn eriten
SAMPLER, 5eIien @eIbdft er erreidte
au eineu r1dBtgen Greiie or. Seir
gInerbieten wurbe je6o6, tpie Der Sar'
ner bcriifert, init SobllIaden begriiBt
urb Die Gfferte bes betreffe1ben 2orn.
ADMINISTRATORS mar Elm Ereis, Der
mt Den sSor6erungen ser Sonrnii,
iioltsbdnSler in abiolut feinen Ser.
bdIlniB itono.
Rotiirli6 tpurb. tsin S1nbsI abges
ihloFen unb Der Jarmer 5og nit feis
nsr &artoffenaoung gu anbersn &om,
millions bGnblern, aber sigent1iimlihsr
Weiie Hpurbe ibm iiberaG Der gIei6e,
auberorbentli4 uieorige preis sebos
ten.
9i.rburb entnutbist bsIdlpb er, ieis
ne Sartoffelabung Bel siuem linn Be-
tan1ten Grocer in gumminspile gu
perdubern urb aIs er bteiem Grocer
Teinen Preis fte1te, ntuBte er gu feiNsm
@rftaunen aud in oiefem Jall erie
ben, bab sr eine d6Iugsnbe an.npri
.rbielt. Der 9-ocsr iaste ibm nGms
lid: sd Diirbe bic SartofFeIN nur
gu germ gu bem preiie taufsr, aber ifj
barf es nidt, benn fouts ia ben Sauf
obf9Iisben, 70 tpiirbsn mir bic &um'
ultffipnsbdnbler tiiuftigbtH teine aars
tpffeln mehr bertuufen.
Inter biefen lImitdnben mubte nas
tiirlid Der Snrmsr uuDerridteter Ga
DE nit ietnen 8artoffeln betmtebren,
setpnrn ieboh bic lleber7ellguns, buB
bic 5erren Sormiiiionsbdroler unter
iifj Elm lle6ereintommen nit gesug aui
bic aartOffelpreife aetrOffen habsn.
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Gin Seutides 6eim in Sueaus
9ltres.

SaB audi in Siibamerita, i'm fernen
9(rgentirien, bic oeutiaeu iSruusn Der
2anoslsute nitt oergeiIsn, Die es mes
niger gut babsn, uls lie, aebt aus Der
naffolgsnben Stilberun3 einer Dame
in 9uenps Qires herbr:
2tbTeits bonn 9etriebe beg 3sntrums
bon guenos 2lires, in oem rubieeren
palermo, ftsbt Elm einfa9er, f6lidter
9ou, beiIen Qeuberes taum perrdtb,
ipag ietn Snneres an tbGtiger Utens
I3snliebe birgt.
Dor mebr aIs 5tpet Sdbrse6nteu truz
ten Damen Der beutI9en &plonis in
9ueups &ires SuIammeu, I'm etneu
@erein gu griinbeu, Der bebiirftigen
Sinbern uno alien, urbeitsunfGbigsn
isruueu eins Ssimatb - aber audi
alleinitebsnben, Stellung fu6snben
WGbten poriibersebenbe untertuuft
bieten iptIte. 0ur6 man6erlei Shpie>
ri9teiten binbur6, bic Elm ioIhes linz
ternebmsn nit fib brinst, bot iid Der
Seutife 6rouenperein, beisn prGiis
bentin 5rau gloeIe Peterien 1T, elm
pettes Selo iesensreider GrOeit gee
i9nffen.
Der cine SbeiI beg SuuTes ipuroe
Dor siniesn Sabren neu unb grpber
oebdut, pas srmogIiht, nnbe3u 40
&inbern, opu benen bic erDberer bic
nabe Osutide Sermania G6ule bsfus
den, gu perpfIesen unb su ersteben.
Su elmer gr0bsren Sole, pslfe and
5u Teitlihteiten bient, fpie Bsibna6s
ten, bas unter grober S1eilnabme Der
beutf6en &plpnie eeFeisrt ptro, fallen
bem geiu9er 5unG6Tt bic giIber bes
9rin3en unb Der prin3eiiiu 6einrih
BON preitben auf. Gs iinS @eIhente
anlGBli6 oes SeIubes Der Jruu 9rins
5eTin i'm Grauenbeim. 2tu6 Elm Bib
Der syrau non @albtbduieR erinnert
an bas marine SrtereiTe. bas iie benz
Seim ipdbrenb hires 2lufent6alts IN
gusnOs glires isbsrsett sntsegenbraa.
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6eftise 2lmgriffe
Durben i'm britii6en unterbaus aui
ben 2lbmiral Gorb iJiiber
uenudt.
Sn Der britiiden JIOtte idsint ibe=
baupt ni9t aIIes roiig gu isin.

2onoon, 26. Gebruar. - Der
Qbmiral Cir Ssoportb Waeur, g2its
slRb bss llntsrbauies fir Pprtss
mouth. IN fpel9em &riessbafeu er
ObsrtOmmanbeur 1T, triiiiirte am
Wlcuiag biJeniseu, bic burauf 5uar'
bsitcn, BEN 2lbmiral 2orb Giiber, Der
friiberen eriten SeesGorb Der glbmi'
ralitdt, ipieber an bic Spite bss ,Wa'
rieuuniiieriums gu brinssn. Gr ias'
te uuter anberem: r2orb sSiiber bal
ieinen ppiten ipie Gin 0errG@ber Der'
Iahsn."
2llS baseseu DON DerfaiebeneH Sei'
ten TN 5auie g}roteft erboben fpurbe
iasts en-: -Wenn Il ein attiper Solbdi
ober etn Seemann setpeien tpdre, mir
be er eri4oHen tporbeu iein".
rDife Dieit6pfig Jutri9ue, 2prt
Tifbsr pieber ms MarineJWmifie,
rum su brinsen.1 iasis Der Rebner,
~ipurbe Don Wldnnern eingeteitet, bi.
fi6 als 5eblf5lag eripieien 5a5su.
(Wiuiton Speheer Gburdil2 9. Rb. }
uub tpeun es einen Weg giebt. ben
arieg gu perlieren. bann 1T es Der,
baB man bi.i.nigen in's amt 5uriid>
bringt. bic 6d aIs uuidbis erpieieu
babsn-.
Georg 2anrbert briidte gebduern
bariiber aug, bab Der 2lbmiral SelIis
eoe, Der Obertommdubeur Der Jlott.,
ieiHer Stelle entboben ipprb.N lei. Gr
be3ei6nete es dls etnen ebenio f6fims
men Gtbter. ols ipenn man ReIfon
,einen Wonat Dor Der Sdlatt BON
srdfalsdr beg aommanbos i,iner
sylptte eufhoteu bG.te.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-27

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