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in line with the great desire of the
United States TO see the republics OF
this hemisphere drawn into closer
union, union founded upon impair
tial Justice and n sympathetic respect
for the rights OF others"
Reports reaching the Pan-Ameri-
can union and the various Tatjn-Amer-
lean legations Indicate that number
Of South American republics will Oh
serve the Fourth Of July this year az
a tribute 10 the United States.
The mediation conference will con-
tlnue In session for several weeks.
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Austria's renewed drive against Italy
did not develop last week, but reports
from Vienna said Austria had ceased
all military operations In the east on
May 20 in order to concentrate her
forces on the Italian front, so it is like
ly the offensive will be started there
very soon. The allies have little fear
of the result.
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REMEMBERS ONE TIGHT FIX
Veteran Admits He Was Glad When
Particularly Hot Brush With
Confederates Was Ended.

~ didn't see much real fighting,
modestly said q veteran whose breast
was covered with badges and whose
comrades say be has some good stories
20 tell. II did get into one fix, though,
that | was glad 70 get out Of. II was
tha morning Of the battle Of Cedar
creek. | vas acting as aid to my
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Mrs Rose Pastor Stokes, well-known
socialist, was found guilty of violat-
ing the espionage act by federal
court jury In Kansas City She had
attacked the government as an ally of
the profteers.
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"'Your obedient servant,
wv. II. SHERMAN,
W. l.. DlllNIAhAAN,
Major General Commanding.

wv. Il. SHERMAN,
"Major General Commanding
when the poet, George H. Boxer learned of the
episode of young Howe, he put the story In verse.
John Cook too. gained medal of honor when
mere child He was born in Ohio August 10, 1S47.
and enlisted In Battery b, Fourth United States
artillery, at the breaking out of the war He was
serving as bugler at Antetam, and certainly did
enough to merit his medal. The boy distinguished
himself at Antletam and in every fight In which
the command was engaged At Antletam the bat
terry knocked to pieces, losing about 80 per
cent of the men, killed or wounded. Captain Camp
hell fen, severely wounded, and young Cook
sisted him to the rear quickly returning to the
firing line where, seeing nearly all the men down
and not enough left TO man the guns, the little fell
low unstrapped pouch of ammunition from the
body of dead gunner who was lying near one OF
the caissons ran forward with 1t and acted as gun
ner until the end of the fight.
a. c. Julius Langbeln was very small boy,
indeed when ut the battle of Camden North Caro-
lina April Is, 1862, he won his congress medal.
The official record states that when drummer
boy. he voluntarily and under n heavy fire went
to the aid of a wounded officer, procured medical
aid for him and aided In carrying him to q place
of safety After the battle he was granted n short
leave OF absence to visit his parents, and what n
thrill OF happiness the boy must have felt when
he handed his mother commendatory letter from
his company commander.
"And here Is another boy who wears the con-
gress medal Of honor, noby won: George ID. Sid
man. a schooboy from Michigan a mere child in
years, when he made his great record and won the
mednl for distinguished bravery In battle ut
Gaines Mills, June y, 1862 This battle. the sec
ond Of the Seven Days Battles before Richmond.
was one of the most disastrous battles of the Civil
war wherein Fltz John Porter's Fifth army corps
was ptted against the three army corps of Cen
erals longstreet, Hin and 'Stonewalr Jackson
Brig Gen. Daniel Butter1elds brigade, com
posed OF the Twelfth Seventeenth and Borty-fourth
New York. the Eighty-thlrd Pennsylvania and Six
teenth Michigan Volunteer infantry regiments that
day occupied tho left line of battle in the form
of a curve, with the Sixteenth and Eghty-third on
the extreme left and resting on the border OF
ChIckahominy swamp. Here the brigade was called
upon TO resist several desperate charges of the
enemy during the day. which, In every instance re-
suited in defeat OF the attacking forces.
ut was In this forlorn hope rally that Sidman
then youth Of seventeen. serving In the ranks or
Company G. sixteenth Michigan, as private but
borne on the rolls of his company ms drummer
boy, distinguished himself by waving his gun ana
calling upon HIS comrades tO rally on the colors as
lie had done. thus setting IN example that was
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boys. The younger generation probably Is not
aware Of the fact that nearly million oil those
who carried muskets on behalf OF the Federal cause
were less than sixteen years of age when they en-
listed. Statistics show that there were exactly
S44,S9l boys under that age IN the Federal army
There were l,l5l,43S under eighteen years OF age
and of the total cnlistm"nts OF 2's3O9 there were
2,l599S under tweniy-one years OF age
Not only were the great majority OF prIVateS less
1han tWentNone years ol age but lhe recoruS Sho"
that companies regiments ana Drlsades were com
mnnded literally - achoolDoys. Al the close Oh
the war, 1t Is sad, II was tle exception 10 Hhu
brigade or division commander VINO was more thah
thirty years Old
Brig, Gen. John l.. elem IS generally credited
with being the youngest soldier on record. lie was
born IN Newark >" August -, 1891. lie was not
quite ten years old when ne entered the volunteer
service as a drummer at the beginning OF the war
Two years later when he was stu not quite twelve
years OLD, he was regularly enlisted ana TOOK ms
place in the ranks. lie was made sergeant LOT
bravery displayed in the battle OF Cmckamauga
aud served until the close OF the war lie returned
TO school when the war ended ana graduated from
'hc Newark nigh school. In 1874 he was appoint
ed a second Lieutenant In the regular army ana re-
manned In the regular service until 1919, Wheh he
was retired with the rank OF brgadler general
Among the heroes Wh" were awarded me con
grcSlonal medal OF honor Tor Valor SHOWN upon the
field of battle there were many who were mere
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and France, but on the other hand he
has caused Holland to be notified that
II 1t wants the remainder of the grain
promised it by America it must send
Dutch ships for ii at once. The Meth
erlands government had prohibited
the departure of Dutch vessels from
its ports, where more than 400 1000 tons
Of shipping are lying idle. The grain
rations promised to Norway are going
forward, in Norwegian bottoms.
The food situation in France has
improved so much that the end Of the
regime of restrictions Is in sight, and
the three meatless days week. only
recently instituted, have given such ex-
cellent results that the measure will
he of short duration. Many Of the
older French soldiers will be released
for farm work as the American troops
arrive In greater numbers.
In sharp contrast with this is the
condition existing in Germany and Aus
trla, where the people are reliably re-
ported to he on the verge of starvation
and of consequent rebellion. Wash
ington is Informed that even with the
reduced ration planned for June Is
Germany will not have enough food to
last through TO the next harvest. The
Berliner Tageblatt says horse meat
and dog meat are being used by the
poorer classes in Saxony, and the
price has gone up.
The war prisoners OF Germany of
course are the greatest sufferers. The
first contingent of Russian prisoners,
800 in number, to be exchanged I'M
der the recent agreement, has Just
reached Petrograd and they are de-
| .cribed as "veritable walking dead
Sn."
As was predicted In this review
weeks ago, the food supply to be OBJ
tanned srom, the Ukraine. of which the
German government boosted so much
in advance, has proved so small as to
be almost inconsequential. And the
kaiser'S treacherous treatment of that
country greatly aggravates the situa-
ton there, for the people do not pro-
pose to raise crops only to be robbed
of them.
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Fighting and bombing operations Of
the avlators were extraordinarily nu-
merous and exciting last week. Many
machines on both sides were brought
down. but the Huns were by far the
greater sufferers. Among the noted
air men lost was Major Raou Lufbery,
the American, who jumped from his
blazing machine and was killed. Other
American ayiators were very active
and many of them gained new laurels.
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the United States has manufactured products required by South America
Thus the First National Bank of Boston established a branch in Bue
Aires completely equipped to render every banking service, to supply Va
able information regarding trade opportunities and to act in many OF
capacities for American merchants, manufacturers and others seeking
extend their business in this field.
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If interested in foreign trade, our officers will be glad to consult with you
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-13

fpsl6sn Gtein baif Du psrfnu[lte I'm
Gnbe pobf gar ben groben 9rinun'
tens Siinfbnnbert Dollars gum Sers
fel segangeu, bas 1T su biel!1
IS lobnte iiGJ nidi, NIT ibm ipeiter
gu oerbanbeIn. Seine Winnition mar
augsnf4einli4 mebr perfb als feline
Hcbensarten. 2tu9 fparen mir nod
nidt aubsr alIer Gefabr. Sd luo
infolse b.Hen mein @etpebr abermals.
Oiesmaf 9.rietben mir feds Ober iis,
ben Hubinen in 6ie SGnoe. &aum
battle i9 fis in ben 2auf eeffedt, als.
aud bic Diloen i9on ipieoer bi6t
binter uns Der ipdren. 9as stpeite
ganoe rdbtrte Ftb uns rs6t btoenf<
Ii9. Darin ffano Elm baumIunaer
S9uft. tp.l9er aus MenI6en5dbnen
ansefertigte armbGn6er irug; Inn
fsinen 2eib befdnb ii9 Elm @iirtel
BON slei9 angenebmem Mat.riul. gr
ffien mir b:r SGuptling Der sdrs.n
S9nefel6anbe gu fsin. Sd CAB ibm
btsbafb, sbs er ii9 beifnn.n tonnt..
cine 3fpeitduTen6 0oaarlabung in
ben Magsn.
Di.fe &rf BON Standardization
fling an, mid marin 5u MAIDEN. Gse
fi9 alfo Die f6ndr3en Seuftl bon
ibrem Sdred erbolten, blies i6 einsrt
britten permitteift elmer 6nnbpoll BON
Sap1iren bic G6G6elbede berunter.
Gin biert.r erbieIt einige Gmardgoe
in ben Sdls. Elm fiiafter tnidte Su>
idmmen, nd6oem i9 ferne 9eine nit
Silf. bon .inem SuBen6 perlen uns
6rau96ar g.ma6t bate.
Der gffett mar erfreulib; benn
nod Dem fiinfttn obtr fe9ften S6nF
rifen bic nod iibrig g.bliebenen Bils
ben aug. Wir ndr,n gerett.t unb
tebrtsn duf unfer. Gdiff suriid.
Sans a6er ptrdnoerte fidb in isbr
un.rfreulid.r W.iis. Msin drmer fl
6sler Sr.unb mar ni9t m.br bericl6e.
I'm i'm gu tr0fen, fli9te th i'm an
ql.iden 9tbeno in fsiner Sa6ine auf.
gr fiet mir idfuG3eno nm ben
6uls unb faate: r4d, Son.f1, li.bsr
Soneib. 9u bdit mir adtsebntduienb
Dollars in bic 2uft eebldi.n, - afts
5.bntuufenb 9oIlarsi lIno i9 BIN
auf .brli6e @.iis su ben Supslen
s.fommen! limb Il. naren 10 gut
nd0q.madt, 6uB id lie ii6erli9 ats
edit bate pertaufsn t6nnen!"
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HapoIeos In stespptem.

9os fpIgenbe iriterefante @ef6idta
den seist belitli5, tpie lebenbig unter
ben Qsgbptern mod bic @rinnerung
an ben beriibmten 3ug Napoltons
nud aesppten 1T. SIN Sabre 1907
ma9te cine @bteilung engltI9er Srups
pen einen Marf9 bur9 bas Rilbelta,
unb ba man nit Nabrungsnitteln
'nur tnopp mar, 70 rna9te man Bel
einem fleinen Dorfe Salt. I'm eiuige
5iibner unb Soubeu Su tuufeu. Der
Smbeb pber G1ul5e bes SorFes, Der
fpobl slaubsn mp9te, baB bieIe Singe
obne Bssabluns requtriert peroen
foIIten. Iieb ii@ auf sar tetne @srs
banblung Elm, fonbern fu9te eifrig
untsr ieinen Yapieren, Bib er f9li.Bs
li9 ein Document triumpbieresb ems
porbob, bas forgfdltig in elmer per'
ii.gelten limbiiIlung oufbetpabrt mar.
Gr iiberreihte bas G6riftftiid benz
Sffisier Der Sruppe unb erildrte ibm,
bdb bic GpIbattn aus feinem Sorf
nidts entnebmen biirften, ipe IN bies
fem Document beutli9 ausgefprodcn
lei.
Der .rfaante Sffi3ier aos Elm b.r'
gilbtes papier beraus uno fdnb einen
bon einem General 8onoparte unters
sei6neten Befe6l, Der bas Sprf gum
GntgsIt fir Dienffe, bic es Der frans
s6iii5sn Grmee seleiftst battle, ols DoH
allen tp.iteren 2oifen befreit srfldrts.
Der gngldnber Iadte uno CAB bns
Document suriid. r0os 1T bon ein.m
5ransof.n ppr mebr als bunbert Sob
rem sefdrisben", faste er gu bem Sms
beb. r9ns bot heute feline Giilti1'
ieit". Der @esppter sudte bic Sduls
tern. rssransofe ober gnsIduber",
antiportete .r ertriiifet, riebt pber bn'
maIs = bos III fir uns gaus besa
fsI6e. N3tr finb bod mod oasT.lbs
gJoIf."
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Srennef6aft.

@irttide syrsunoe fomm.n i'm 2es
Zen nur ieltsn Dor. llno oo9, eiumdl
bate id6 6as Slid unb tonnte ein.n
ssr.unb mein tig.n nennen. Sd tunns
ts i'm stpar rur stpei Sage, unb bod
fiiblte i9 fofort b.raus, bab er mir
f.in san5ss @.rtrduen faentte. gr
pumpte mid nGmIidb eIsi9 um 5tDans
ala Dollars an. Sd i9 Inn ben
glaub.n an bie M.ni6beit nidt raiis
Zen polIts, sab i9 fe ibm aud.
g1ii6gabe na6 l1.bereinturft, 70 Iuus
tet. linTers Sepiie. Mber ipie i9 es
au6 dnii.lIte, cine ltebereinfunfi
I6ien ME erSielt tper6en su t0nneri.
So oft i6 m.inen Jreun6 fdb. ir1s
msr lief .r Bel meinem @nblid bds
bon, ipic ipenn Ct Grpbfeuer gu alars
mir.n bGtte. Sd tpur nerstpeifelt uno
mohte briefIi9 m.iu.m Sera.n 2uft.
grit 5GrtliG unb tbeilnebmenb, bdnn
ettpas fdrpffer unb fdli.Bli9 Hans
aen m.ine griefe ipie bic ga.be zines
Stautsanpdlts. llnb enolib, ndaoem
i5 fat fiinfsig grosent 8inf.n fir
9 rio p.rdusgabt bate, fam bic befs
tpqrdpbirte Gnttpprt, bic meinen irs
Wanten eerdtbsnen 9ldnben an bic
Sr.unbfaaft serit6rts ano alio lau'
iete:
.E,br dethrfer ferris
Guf sSbre nublofsn 3eilsn Fin er'
fulbe i9 mir, Sbnsn uiitsutbeilen.
Sab i5 mttne @Idubiser in orei
alaFen sin5utbeilen pfleee.
Sn Der erft.n &laFe befir16.n fi9
Sie, tpeld: nismals mabnen rrno ibr
Gel6 gang iidsr in Siir3e erhulten.
Sn Der sipeiten alafe befinoeH fih
Die Dr.iItsn, Die mid bin uno pieoer
nit Mabnbrisfen belditigsn unb be-
o.uteno ipenig.r 4nsfibteu CUR Mies
b,rerIanaung ibres @.lbes BADEN. Sn
Ser oritten &laiIe befinben ii9 enos
lia Die unnerbeFerli9en. bic mid
INNER mabneu uno Die ME ettpds Bee
tommen tperoen! -
Sn Der sipeit.n alaFe iino Ste
i6onl Siiten sic ii1, baB sic ni9t
nod IN Die brittle fomm,n! -
SD babe BON Hatur aus cine
fur9tbar. @neft Dor Der .alaHenius
Iiis4 uno babe meinem Greuno, I'm
oas brob,nbe linheil su perusioen.
fofort p.it,re fiinf Dollars ssiunot.
Sb ss abtr mas belfen piroa
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,.#tsre sessass ssaaer.

g.tanntfid5 bat bic 2sb.nsbduer bes
Meni9en In alien aulturitndfen in
ben kgttn breiBig Sabren betrGdtli9
sus.nommen. sSn Seferrei9 .. .. TT
Die Gt.rbli6feit pon 80 auf 20. IN
5olIdno bon 81 auf 19 aufs .Suuieno
berabs.ganeen. 2fn biefer Befernng
baben notiirli9 Die bbgienif9en Be
itre6ungen rnfersr 3eit sroBen glHs
tell, insbefonoere bic G9ubpodens
irnpfung. Ra9 Der Grfabrung betebt
fir benienigeu, Der es erft auf elm
Utter BON 30 Sdbren sebra9t bat,
cine erb.bIibe ausii9t, es nod ouf
etfpas iiber go su brinssn. Der dls
teffe, nno stpdr beglnubigt dItefte
M2enfa mar Elm gnslGnosr, Ser pon
1501 Biz 1870 lebts, alTo Die refpets
table 3abl BON 1859 Subr.n errsi9te.
Sci elmer gerihtsperbunolung ers
I9ien er NIT einisen S6bnen, bon
oenen elm ieber sbenfdlIs fdon ipeit
ii6er 100 SGbrl.in auf Dem Riideu
battel ssn 9entI9lnno foll cine S9lea
ii.rin, Sobanna Sbit. 155 Sabre aft
9sfporben fein.
2luf oi. 2ebensbduer tptrfen In
erfsr Rei6e sfpei umitdnoe elm: @sr'
erbung uno 2sbensg.tpobnbeiten. &m
beFen III es fir Sfinoer, ipenn Der
9dter Bel ibrer geburt ni6t unter %
unb ni6t iiber 40, Die Msutter ni9t
iiber 30 Sabr. setpef.n. 8ei Der
8ererbung ipi.len fel6ifberfdnolt5
arant9eiten nj. SubertuloIe II. oergl.
elm. grobe Rolle. g.i &rebs lit Die
Gefabr Der @srer6ung ni9t 70 sroB,
tpie setp6bnli5 angenommen miro.
&ud bas S6rpergstpi6t lit ni9t pbne
Gtnflub. gBer in Der Sugenb Elm
bObss &Drpergetpibt, piellei9t fogor
nit Stol3 iefn sig.u nennt, Der bat
fpenfg 4usii9t. f4 befsu lunge gu
erfreuen. Die fettreifen Msnf9en
fino segen cine Rei6e BON Snfettions'
franfbeiten penig ipiberitdnosfdbtg.
@i9tig 1T ferner Der 3uituno oes
GefGbz un6 HerpenfbItems. Msr iia
5orte 4rterienipdnbe betpo6rt bat,
miro ipubrfdeinli9 Idnger Ieben, oIs
Der nit ftarten 4rterien. 8isl tDes
niger Menfaen tperben 6egreifli4ers
ipeiIe ourd lle5erurbeitung als our4
2ebensseniiife trant, ipenn audi nas
tiirlid Der 9eruf einen sroben @ia'
flub bat.
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muisss.sTamsniB.

Gin orisinslles Gsfdnsnib bsfinost
ji9 In OiIi auf Sarbinisn- 9isr
iDuroen einmal 3ipti @inoeroisbe aus
Rule singefperrt. 3usrit enioedien
bic beioen Gefangentn, Dab in Der
unerb5rt fhmrbieen Sp,lunie feds
sis a9t ptrfonen in einum Bette
Itblieftn! Hnhbem lie oisis gnioes
dung ssnln9. bdtten. bei9IoH.n ii.,
oaponsulauftn, mas ibnen fsbr lei4t
fiel: re ptrfebten Der 3slsnmano
,inen S4las nit Der Tauit uno mas
rem auf Der GtraBs; Die ManS. NOR
ndmli9 aus gebdrteiem G9lumm
6traeitellt uu6 sab fofort nnf. Die
geidngniBipddltsr iblisien uuo bic
aarabinieri slsi9falls. Die 9sfdns
aentn ipurben oann slpar ipit0er trs
ariffen, ober tpsgen Der gntipeihuHs
nibt beItrafi,. 0a Der Gtaatsunpalt
IslbIi erilarie, bab g itin Dtrbredsu
lei. aus sintm cffensR Sduis bin'
baussusebtn1.
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= es

MHtterli6eanfi6t. Gs
Iprad bic Wauttsr gu Dem Sobn: =
.Sebt bift Su rnb ben @ierSig ibDn
= luO Isbis nod! 8 fiir6tsrlidb! =
Bring cine Jruu Dir bod in's
Saus, - Senr Ieoig ftiu, oas N
Elm 9rdusl.. Grnlann: uRb be-
lpeibs 9ihl"
Splitter. Gar Wiandsm
ifinbe gut ne @lase = 9od. Dem IL
ri9t fftbt, grad Der bat f!
- 9ilfsbereit. Sddffn:r
gum Singing, Der fih, ouf ben Sc.
ben ff,btno. benliibt, isinsr I'm sfpsi
a5pfe er6beren Gouiine einsn 9uB
gu stbsn): SOL ib 81. beb,u, iun'
ger 5,rrgS
- Seht tinfa9. a.: rGIfp
infer Srsunb Reisr heiratbet pirflid
bic ldunenbdfte frnn3riifde @oupers
ndnte.. .bd Bin ids nernisrig, ipos cd
tperoen ipirh!' g.: .gld. baIt sin
StiiidfrunsSIJfder 3ri,a!'
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gsrfsbfis mirtans.

@trfsbftt Mirtuns.
Gtrnbsnrduber (otr eirsui Souriiten
allss obsenpmmsn bat, Bis auf bic
Stisi,I, Die ihm nidt pailsn): .SehsH
Sic, Die GtitfsI bitttn Gie rettsn
t5rnen, aber itbt hob,u sic our9
Sbr 5ilftg,f4rsi mtinen GolIssm
6srbsigsrufsn =. unS Dem paisn
iis!.
ilnpabrfaeinlid. Gin.
bent: sTlsins Wfiittsr f4reibt, i4 foll
mid ipessn bes GsIoes an Den OntsI
lpen0en :. foIIte e iDiriliA einsn
Onfsl ssben, ben i4 no4 ui4t augs'
pumpt babea-
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sis sesamssrte sarttra@t.

Or. 1sraneis 8. potton. Der friihers
prdfibeut Der llniberiitdt prirceton,
crfreute fi1 zines IfattIi6eu gadens
bortes. Grfreute iit oIleroin9s niht
bos ri1tige Wprt, ba er tpieberboIt
Teiner syamilie segsnii6er bic 9tbiidt
geGuBert batts, iib ben Bart obaus
raiieren, fpOriiber iebesmnl cine befs
tige Museinanberfebung entftanb4 bic
einen paren bafiir, be onbereu bus
gesen.
ginss f9Gn,n Moreens lam gats
Ton in bos 3immer feiner srau; er
6atte ii6 bic re6te 8ortbdIfte obras
Fiert unb bisIt bas Rafiermefer in Der
9anb.
,Run, Iisbe 5rnu, fpie sefalIe ia
9ir9" Wenn On Der R.inung Bit,
oaB es mid tleioet, fperoe i1 bic ans
Sere SdIfte ebenfnIls abnebmen.'
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apit nan Itrbrs@sr sas-
Iarpt.
Bon ssrissri4 ssusr.

N!enlgsn mar bols pon Jigsnp alil,
pis iplr aus nsr D'btl lpIllsn; apsi
o's Arinindl'lilt ais w'llsnluaF
HammI erlt aus uIisIen adssH. Cet
D'nenlgdIiiig crganilirie si'sn:
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-13
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