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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-29
8oNAPARTE.

8. n. Sharp and son, j. Peck"
Sharp. of Chicago, are here for their
annual vacation and visit at the Robt.
Cresap home, and with their many old
Bonaparte friends.
The Bonaparte Commercial club Will
meet at the hall this evening to con-
slider several items Of importance such
as chautauqua, the colt show, which Is
to be held in October, etc.
The Bonaparte schools will open
Monday, September 1G, being y one
week late on account Of the chautau-
qua.
Carribelle Perkins visited with her
cousin. Orpha Cox, at Mt. Zion from
Saturday until Tuesday, when they at
tended the picnic at Kilbourne.
Miss Julia Herman of Chicago, is
here for a visit with Bonaparte friends
and to attend the chautauqua.
j. S. Moore made a business trip to
Paducah. Kentucky last week.
The Midland chautauqua people
have made slight change in their pro-
gram for next week. 1t has been
necessary to make A. H. OConnor's
date one day later. He will change
places with Col. George Balm. Mr..
Balm will lecture on the evening Of
Tuesday, Sept. A. Mr.. O'Connor will
tell his big war story on the evening
of Wednesday, Sept.s5.
Mrs. Xantippe Stutsman Blackford
and daughter, Miss Chaminade, assist
ed by number of pupils from Bona
parte and Bentonsport, gave a piano
recital in Bentonsport Tuesday of this
week.
Professor and Mrs. r. E. .Newcomb
and daughter visited here over Sunday
at the Dr. Whfteley home, being en-
route to their school at Renwick,
Iowa
Verle c. Smith is employed in the
office of the fire department at Camp
Dodge, Des Moines.
Mrs. Lulu George Slim will organ
iZe a class in voice culture at keo-
sa,iqua this week.
q. C. Entler of Keokuk, has been
visiting here during the past week
with his sisters, Mrs. Harry Reese and
Mrs. Joe Fisher.
Mrs. Byron Cummings Of Farming
ton, is enjoying few days visit here
at the Tom Cummings home in south
Bonaparte.
MT and Mrs. Joe Fisher have return
ed to their home here from Ernporia,
Kansas, where they have been living
during the past few months.
Mrs. Fred Rigsby of Keosauqua, has
been visiting with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Cummings south of
town FOR the past week.
A. G. Roberts and family motored to
Mt Ayr last Thursday for visit with
H. II. Tedford and wife They return.
ed home the first part of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Sergeant OF
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-29

cashmere silk, which will be popularity
known as "slenderizing silk"
And, Mister Hoover, another war
time economy was announced today.
Silk gloves are going to be worn IN
stead of leather ones. The soldier Will
need the leather more than us, one OF
the dictators of fashion said. This
won't particularly interest your Mr..
Hoover, but transparent lingerie Is
here. Miss Edna Johnson, Chicago
model. proved it was transparent to-
day when she stood whit spot light
behind her.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-29

and small boats reach Albury.
In the flood year of 1870 steam
went beyond the Queensland bort
along a river sixty miles wide, a
in 1890 steamers on the Darling
tween Wentworth and Burke tr;
eled for hours without seeing a
land, and in one instance discharg
cargo twenty-five miles from the
binary channel of the river. But
few years later 1912-1s13) the d
ling ceased to flow for eleven mont
During exceptional years the bed
the Murray is partly dry and
waters near its mouth become
salt for stock.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-29
Grain Review.

Grain Review.
United Press Leased Wire Service]
CHICAGO, Aug. .29.-President VIII
sons reply to the pope's peace proffer
failed to affect the grain market no.
ticeably today. Corn was Is to "a
higher on reports Of frost in the
northwest. Oats were unchanged to
~ higher through renewed buying
December corn opened rs higher at
1855, continuing at that figure.
May opened Is down but later recov-
cred rs to 1061s. Argentine corn de-
clined 20 cents bushel in the last
three days owing to liquidation by
German spectators who feared
break between their country and Ar
gentine, Broomhall reported. Septem-
Der oats opened up 53A up ". later
gaining 3s. December corn was UNI
changed at the opening, later gaining
II to 53A. May opened 1s higher,
later losing the same fraction to yes
terday's closeing price, 5Th.
Provisions were higher on strong
and higher hog market.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-29
St. Louis Hay and Straw

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. PSI
days. arrivals inspected at 81
and included so timothy, s clol
mixed, s prairie, clover and II
falfa. Prices remained steady
along the line. A free demand !
noted for high-class timothy
clover-mixed and a firm tone
vaded the market for such, but
dunn and common grades ruled q
and easy. Prairie and clover W
sparingly offered though quiet
easy. Alfalfa offered moderately,
fair request and firm with receiy
generally holding prices above
ers' views. Clover-mixed, 500 to )
alfalfa, s24 to $3.50; clover q
able at $22 to $25.
Straw-Firm. Sales: 2 cars WI
at $3.50 per ton track; cars WI
date Saturday, at 81 track.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-29
A Wis. Prison Official

New York Herald A washington
despatch says that the leaders of the
militant wing Of the equal suffrage
party are indignant over the treatment
accorded to the six picketers imprison-
ed in the workhouse. Not ~of INSULT
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-29
THE WEATHER.

1U. S. Department OF Agriculture
Weather Bureau.]
For Keokuk and vicinity: Fair anu
continued cool tonight; THURSDAY
fair and somewhat warmer.
For Iowa: Fair tonight and con-
tinued cool; Thursday fair and some
what warmer.
For Missouri: Generally fair asa
continued cool tonight; Thursday
fair and somewhat warmer.
Weather Conditions.
Showers have continued in the lake
region, extending southwark to the
Ohio valley.
Heavy local rain has fallen on the
western gulf coast, and showers have
extended thence northward over the
lower Mississippi to St Louis.
1t remains cool in the northern
sections from the lakes to the ROCKY
mountains, and the weather is gen
orally fair west Of the MISSISSIPPI,
and somewhat warmer in the noun
tain region.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-29
Women Street Car Conductors.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. %
Women conductors for San Francisco
street cars are under consideration
by President Lilienthal of the United
Railways, he declared today. He
says not only the Garments strike
but the general shortage of men may
lead to the employment Of women.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-29
German Official Report.

German Official Report.
BERLIN, (via London) Aug. %
Seven hundred Russian prisoners
were taken in operations on the
northern fronts today, an official
statement declared.
ION both sides Of the Oituz val
ley we stormed Hill positions" the
war Office said. North of Grozescl
we repuIsed a counter attack and
took six hundred prisoners.
west of the middle Sereth we cap
tured the village of Muncelul IN
house to house fighting.
THE enemy was pressed back on
both sides of the Susita valley and
their counter attacks shattered. Here
we took 100 prisoners"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-29
Late Market Quotations

s1.o5.
!! Dressed poultry market firm
keys. 18@32c; chickens, 9,a
fowls. 1S@26c; ducks, 2O622c
Live poultry market firm.
15c; ducks, 1S@24c; fowls, 25s
turkeys, Ice; ROSTERS, 1sS1
chickens, 26@32c.
Cheese market firm. State
common to special, 19@25c; /
common to specials, Boise.
Butter market steady. Heceip,,]
342. Creamery extras 43c;
tubs, 36@421ac; imitation crea1
f1rsts, 3S@381ac.
Egg market dull. Receipts II
Nearby white fancy, 53054c: ~
mixed fancy, 36@45c; fresh, 3s6l
New York Money Market
NEW YORK, Aug. 29.-Monet
call, 3k percent.
Six months. 4A@5 percent
Mercantile paper, 5@5A percel
Bar silver New York, 89&c, i
Demand sterling, $4.76 TIC.
ST. Louis Horses and Mules
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. 2S.-Hd
Again the principal demand
from the south. More southern
ers wero on hand than have bee,
the market any day this sea
Several states were represented
the Carolinas seem to predomiD
Market opened right active and j
poets were encouraging for a
trade in all classes of horses
able for the southern demand.
quiry from the east was very 81
Heavy draft, extra. $500
Eastern chunks ......... 1856
Southern horses, choice. -. 140G
Southern horses, good. $50. 1000
Southern horses, comm on. SOC
Plugs .......-..... 256
Mules-Four types Of mules ar
good demand at this times
mules, pitters, cotton mules and
ish army stock. Shippers must
in mind, however, that the den
is calling for only finished mule
quality. Feed is so high this
that there is a larger margin
usual between the prime, fini
kinds and the habitat, blemishet
ferinps.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-29
Urpes Drastic Powers.

story OF how forty-eight Russian Off
GERS of a sullen Russian regiment
marched forward to death against the
enemy while their soldiers stood mu-
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ALLIES ARE
TAKING A REST
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obedience to it's provisions or impede
its application in any way.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-29

Chicago Cash Grain.
CHICAGO, Aug. 29.-Wheat-No. 8
red, S2.05@2.08; No. 2 hard, 1925;
No. hard, $2.15@2.20.
Corn-No 2 yellow, s1.97@I9S;
No. yellow. s195; No. white.
$500; No. mixed, s1.90@1.95.
oats-No. white, 541a@56c; No.
white, 541s@55Ac; standard, 55h
@56Rc.
Peoria Grain.
PEORIA, H., Aug. 29.-Corn-Mar-
ket unchanged No. 1 mixed, No. 2
mixed, s1.S5.
Oats Market unchanged. No. 2
white, 55A@55Rc; No. white. soc;
standard, 55c.
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO. Aug. 29.-Hog receipts
5000; market strong, 15@25c higher.
Mixed and butchers, s1610@1S.1o;
good heavy, s17.Oo@1s.00; rough
heavy. s16.10@16.30; light, $4,000
1880; pigs, s11.75@15.75. Estimated
receipts tomorrow 1000.
Cattle receipts 22,500: market
steady, 15c lower. Beeves. $4,000
1925: cows and heifers, S4.65@1315;
stockers and feeders, $6.00@9.25;
calves, $12.00@16.25; westerns. $500
@13.50.
Sheep receipts $4,000; market gem
orally steady. Native, $3.50 1920;
western, s8.40@11.25: lambs, $1,000
1875; western, $11.25@17.00.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-29
WILSON'S REPLY
TO THE POPE
(Continued from page IL
from page IL

general approval OF the presidents ex-
presSions.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-29
American Flying School.

WASHINGTON, Aug. ga flying
school for training 600 American
aviators will be established immedl-
ately at Fort Worth, Texas, the war
departm ent announced today. Enghsn
instructors from Canadian schoois
will instruct American officers IN
training flyers for air service on the
western front.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-29
Today's War Map.

Todays War Map.
President Wilson's renewed strong
appeal to the people of Germany TO
throw off kaiserism and the German
governments sudden yielding to
neutral in making concessions to Ar
gentine, as regards her submarine
campaign, stood out as new high
marks in the development OF the
world war today.
Oficials saw two interpretations In
the modification of the submarine
warfare granted Argentine
First, 1t may give significant hint
of a change of front in ruthlessness
from arrogance to a willingness to
placate. Such a turn might Indicate
that the plea of Justice and respect
of international law preached by
America has borne fruit
The second possible Interpretation,
however, was that it may indicate
that Germany is already laying plans
for her after-the-war commercial
battle. Her greatest field is South
America. Germanys concession
might be toward placating Latin
American nations, with the plan 10
ALLEVIATE them commercially from the
United States.
washington SpScucu Wy ~
preparations. The senate finance
committee decided on increasing
s4e8 600 900 in taxes on war profits.
Trea surv estimates indicated Amer
teas war bill for August alone would
reach nearly a billion dollars-the
greatest expenditures in that period
in American history.
A cessation of allied ofensiyes
was apparent in official statements.
All sides presumably are bringing up
new men and munitions. Russian
off,cial statements indicated con-
tinued desertions Of units OF soldiers
permitting easy German advances.
Want South American Support
WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.--Fear OF
endan gering her vast commercial en-
ter-nrises in South America and ar
raying one more great neutral on the
| side of her enemies, caused Germany
| tn how before Argentine's demands
for cessation of attacks on Argen-
| tine ships.
While Withholding official COM
ment government officials today COM
mented thus on Germany's remark
able reversal of front in concedlng to
| Argentine the rights she denied the
United States.
They saw in the 'tbackdown,' evil
dence of the kaiser's concern at the
growing moral forces opposing him
| in the world. They believe Ger
many's action also may confirm re-
ports that Germany never would have
allowed the breach with the United
States to reach a war stage had she
not been badly informed as to this
conntry's determination.
1t is evident, officials here say,
that Germany looks upon South
America as her greatest stronghold
of public opinion and will probably
! extend her efforts to win the sister
republics away from the United
! States.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-29
River Bulletin.

The river will remain nearly sta
tienary from Davenport to Warsaw
during the next 48 hours.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-29

Mean temperature. Aug. %. 65.
Highest, "a.
Lowest, Sc.
Lowest last night, 81.
FRIED q. GOSEWISCH,
..1 Observer.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-29
Today's British Report.

LONDON, Aug. 29.-"Southeast OF
Iangemarck we cleared strong
pcint In front of our new line" was
the only major fighting reported to-
day by Field Marshal Haig from the
British front. He also detailed sue
cessful raids carried out northeast
of Gouzeaucourt and southwest OF
Halluch.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-29

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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-29

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-13
seras

Die @erbanolrngen lit oem
bon Brof. 2omar eingeleitete Sssir-
lunftionsperfabren, burh oas sic
2egenten Der l~lniberiitat perbinoert
tperoen iolen, ibn unb anoere 8ro-
@Ielloren ab5uiesen, baben geitern i'm
Oiltriftgeridt 81 4nitin begonnen.
Wiaiamion County bat i'm
Sabre 1916 Die gr0Bte Gottonernte
bon allen Counties in ben Cotton
ltaaten gemoht, namlif 1912
8allen.
Die 5iihbrutanitolt in San
Marcos lit auf 8efebl Der 3egie-
rung ~borlaufig geidloiien tporoen.
1877 Stubeuten baben geItern
BEL Den ShluBfeierIidfeiten Der
llniperiitdt in @uitin fire Oiplome
erbalten.
am 12., 10. uno IA. Suli
finoet in @uitin Die idbrli6e &on-
BENTON Der Steuerfoleftoren itatt.
Sn 8aco fiel elm iunger
Meann Namens @opo BON Dem 9ad,
elmer @inomiible berunter uno braf)
ii6 beibe @rme, lotuie oas linfe
9ein.
Sn Yietoria lit Die neue
euglii6e Iutberiihe Stride an
Der Main StraBe eroffnet tporoen.
= Die teronilden Sptifer baltait
mor9en uno itbermoreen lire
Transformation IN Muffin ab.
Die erite 9aoung @aiierme.
[often, 1917 Stiif, muroe geitern
BON einem Sarnler nad gonfltm ge-
bradt unb BORT 5u fitnf5ig Gents
oaS Stiid berfnuft.
Gin 5euer, 6as lit ser Slide
oes Burnett @otel in 9oatum
msbradl bereitete iid ldneG aus
uno 5eritorte iieben Sdliier, ebe ibm
ginbaIt eebotert tueroen fonnte. Ser
@eiammtlhaoen belduft lid, auf So
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JmIanb.

SIN Senat bielt Sbepporo cine
Heoe 5u @unIten ieiter Sill, mel
de Die giniebung enter u5eoerol
9arto Settlement onD 6omeiteoo
Gonmiiiion" ator0net. Sn ieiner &e-
oe iagte er, oie bette 8orbereiturtg
fir einen ariea iei es, lpeitta 10 piele
2eute nie mogli6 5u 2anobelisern
gema6t tuiiroen. @er 5ltr 8erteioi-
gung %leitter &eimltatte oert 0egan
5iebe, lei Der bette Soloat.
linn bieyfetruas lougiant einge-
benoen Subifriptionen auf oie u2i-
bertp@ 8onos gu beibleunigen, miro
Der Wfopor Smitb bon Hbilaoelpbi1
9onneritag Mittag oie alte 5erIprln=
gene 2ibertp @lode lautel1 ober piel=
mebr our6 @ni6lagen NIT einent
goloenen 9ammer gum grtonen 6rin-
gen. 9as greigniB miro oann lo=
fort telegrapbiid nab allen 5taoten
ser Ser. Stoaten bon oct atlanti-
Iden bis 5ur pa5ifii6en aiiite ge-
meloet uno 1T oieien ourd o1ge-
meines @lofengelaute uno gltten Ser
9ampfpfeifen beanttportet. ginc
oerartige 0emonitration ioate oob
audi oen Shuerborigiten oorauf
anfmerflam MAIDEN, oaB v2ibertp"-
Bombs au perfaufen Iino uno ods
@elo aus ben gaiden Der Sortleibig=
item berals5aubern.
- &ongreBmann &enrp S. gmer=
ion bon Ohio Bet fir ginfiibrung
oer allgenteinen 9ienitpflidt ge=
Itimmt bot, bot BON einem leiner
&on1tituenten aus glepeloto einen
8rief erbalten, in tpelbem ct nit
Dem Sooe be6robt miro. Ser 8rief
lautet mie folgt: Serr gmerion! Sic
baben fir Die 9onifription geitimmt.
Gun Sic SIR beites I'M oas @eies
r%iifgangig gu MAIDEN; Sic merben
oaourb SIR 2eben retten. sic lino
mein Mann, sic geb0ren mir! Mtt=
oere meroen glei1faas Nahri6t er=
balten; melde aud ni6t. Selfen Sic
oielen ibr 2ebett 5u erbalten. Sir
baben 2ogen in ieoer Stoot uno
mir neroen uns ieben @bgeoronetea
porbinben, Der fiir &onifription ge-
itimtnt bat.
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Grofett s (an

Srt elmer am 9ienitag abgebal-
te1ten 3nfammenfunft oes g8ar
Necreattonal 8oaros" muroe be-
ffiofie,L eiupn Soloaten : alub 81
efabIieren. Der Club miro cine flei-
nte 8ibliotbef, 2ele5immer uno einen
Iurndt&aum erbalter.
-Sberft Scott; Ser aommanoeur
pou Camp Siiniton, bat Ole idarf-
item WaBregeln s~etroffen nm Dem
llntuelen oes .gootlesging~ III Der
Jeibe oes Wilit1rlagers elm gnoe
All MAIDEN. @m Montag abeno rulir-
ben orei GoIoaten uno orei 3ibili-
5ten, BON benen jeoer unter einent
sgroBen Sad nit 5laifenbier feuhte,
Serruiift uno eingeitedt. Sffi5iers-
Aspironten, peld)e oas Srinfoerbot
iiibertrcten, meroen ob1e erbarmett
eentlaiien.
9as ct. 2onis aoaeg bot am
gienftag iein %. Sduliabr inter
sntlprefenoen Seierli6feiteit geif)loI-
fen uno ben 8raonierten tire 9iplo-
irole erteilt. Bir finoen oarnnter
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Die bemtide 3reiIe silr satigfeit Ses
neutrality-suspicious..

Ser 9eutihe Heifstaa bat BE-
fa1lntli1 einen neutrality-suspicious.
er1anlt, Ser bereits in Iatisfeit ge-
treten lit. Seine 9eitrebungen uer-
ben BON Der reiGsoeutlhen YreIie
iebr oeridieoen beurteilt. Ser
u@orparts" oas Sauptorgan Der
oeutlden So5ialoemofratie, iagt BON
oeiien 9eibliiiien:
n9as alles lit natiirlid) MIR
aleinfram. Ser Heidstag miro in
3ufunft oas lein, mas er nil, uno
feline tatladlide Madt fam onr1
Haragrapbemperf meoer meientlid
eingei6ranft nod neientlih erpei-
tert meroen. Smmerbin 5eisen Sic
neilli6 gefaBten 8ei6liiiie Elm iid)
itredenoes araftbeiuuBtiein. @as
Die arbeit oes 4l1siduiIes merit lit,
miro man aber erit iagen fomnen,
menn er 81 ben MISREPRESENTATION
Stelung genommen baben miro.
9ie Mittelparteien mod)ten lid
ourd Elm paar &eformen, oeren
@ert ni6t iiberlddbt nno nidt un-
terldaet tperoen loa, Dem gormurfe
emt5ieben, gan8li9 oeriagt 5u ba-
ben. 0as miro ibnen aber niht
aelingen. @erlaaen iie in Ser Wabl-
redtsfrage, baum BADEN tie niht
begriffen, no Der ipriusenoe Bitnft
lit. Damn baben lie gan5 periagt."
9a8u bemerft oas y9erliner 3a-
aeblatt": y@ir pernlogen peoer oie
Mniift al teilenL oaB Die tatidhli-
DIE Maf)t oes &eidlstases nidt
,ourd) ACKNOWLEDGEMENT" ~neientlid)
erueitert meroen tonne, nod ole
sluffaiiung, oaB Die 8ablredtsan-
trGge oas ALIEN gntideioenoe ieien.
@enn nidt cine flare, un5peioeuti-
ee Seitleguns oes @rllnoiabes er-
folgt, Dob ser &ei1sfan5ler lein
4mt nieoerIesen muB, fobalo er
orrd) elm @istroueuspotlm oes
8ei6stages oa5u aufgeforoert miro,
oomt miro alles genalt 10 lueiterge-
fen ais bisber. Der Heiastag miro
Damn naG mie Dor, obne 81 5ufen,
Die Negieruug fommen uno Der.
ld)minoen lebenL obne irgeto einen
GinfluB auf oieien @ediel aus8u-
iiben. Sb man oen @runbfas oes
parlamentarild)en Spltems in einent
n8aragrapben" feitlegen, ODER Oh
man cine anoere 6orm pablen ioa,
mag 81 iiberlegen iein - weun man
ernlt6aft mill, 10 miro man oen rid-
tigen @eg finoen."
Die f~onierbatioe vareu53eitung"
Idreibt: n8ir iteben an einem
@~enoepunft ser oeutifen uno aud
Der preuBiiden @ei6idte. Gag fir
Eaq uno Stiif fir Stif meroell
Hedte Der Monarf]ie uno ueroel
oie felbItdnoigen 8efueniiIe Ser
9unoesitaoten preissegebeu. @dD-
reno Die bon 8isntarf seidaffena
8runolaee Deutfdldnos -8reuBens
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-13
9emtide Yeritanbisuns an sriedi-
ld1er 8renae.

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fi5ier NIT einigen Wann. Mngebo-
rise eines tbiringiid)en &eeiments
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thiiriueiide Sadie. 9a mildt iifl
Elm NIT internotionalen Spra6-
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