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The Washington herald., 1918-02-17

Mrs. ]. Cohen has re- ned TO her
home in New York aft short stay
in Washington.
Miss Eleanor Loeb. OF Columbia
road, is visiting Miss Rose Stern In
Braddock Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Byrlawsld. who
were recently married. are now To-
Gated in their new home In woodiey
road
Mrs. p. Block has returned to New
York from a visit in Warrington
Mrs +. Atlas IS making an extended
stay in Atlanta, Ca
Mr.. and Mira 9. Beach, Of Poea-
The Washington herald., 1918-02-17
Alpine Club.

The Alpine Club held its annual
benefit at Polls Theater Monday
night. The show was a musical COM
edy entitled "A Hawaiian Follie"
The members and friends of the
Alpine Club were everywhere in at
benefit was a greater success than
was anticipated. A percentage Of
the proceeds will be devoted to
charity.
The Washington herald., 1918-02-17

One of the handsomest visitors in
town for some time was Mrs. James
Channon, of Chicago, who left today
for New York. after visiting Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Fred Britten for
a fortnight or so, She has the most
wonderful deep, dark, almost purple
eyes and lovely black hair. Then,
too, she dresses so well; always in
The Washington herald., 1918-02-17

He was at once surrounded by a
group of young naval aviators who
have completed their preliminary
work here and are ready for the real
fight. Engagements and luncheons
were entirely forgotten for the next
few hours, while the boys drank in
every word Of the returned heros
story and instructions.
Mrs. Lester Lansburgh has returned
to Washington from a visit in New
York.
Mrs. D. Bensinger. OF Newark, n. J..
is passing a few days in Washington.
The Washington herald., 1918-02-17
NeuUs of the Social Clubs

the quotation from the beloved leader,
IF have lived to any purpose. I ask
you to take up the work 1 have to lay
down" The Anthony League is try
ing to carry out this wish in the true
spirit of service.
The Washington herald., 1918-02-17

gotten their maids interested. too, and
they help to make garments for the
poor people OF France.
To return to the shop; that Just has
to be n success and all can do their
bit" by patronizing IL. Anyone who
has any articles they want to contri-
butte to the stock Of the shop can send
them to Mrs. Lansing. The same sort
or thing has been done in Chicago,
Los Angeles and several other cities
with great success; one shop clearing
as much as $4,000 in one year. This
one will be under the supervision of
the women of the State Department
War Relief and the members will take
turns being shopkeeper. One woman,
with two assistants, will act as sales
lady each day Mrs. Carr will be
there on Mondays, Mrs. Ruddock on
Tuesdays and so on. Mrs. Ruddock
is attending to most of the arrange
ments; renting the shop, etc. It is to
be open every day and everything
that will be sold there will be up to
date and worth twice the sum asked
Mrs. Alexander Patten and her
daughter, Miss Edith Patten, of Penn
sylvania, who are at the Willard,
have had quite an eventfuI visit up
to date. First they started to motor
to Camp Meade to see Mrs. Patterns
son, were stuck in the mud and spent
most of the night by a camp fire on
the side of the road. Then some one
entered their room at the hotel and
helped himself to several thousand
dollars worth Of their jewelry.
The Washington herald., 1918-02-17

At a meeting Of the governors OF
the Army and Navy Club OF New York
Friday evening Rear Admiral Fiske.
u. S. N. was elected president This
is the first time a navy officer has
held this office.
The club. through the courtesy of
the Republican Club, is quartered at
its commodious house, No. 54 West
Fortieth street. The prospects are
that within a very short time the club
will have a house Of its own.
The Washington herald., 1918-02-17

Chaulnes. Mrs. Edward T. Stotesbury.
Mrs. McDougall Hawkes., Miss Anne
T. Morgan. Mrs. Otto II. Kahn, Mrs.
Harry Payne Whitney, Mrs Ogden
Mills and others.
Mrs. Frederick Schoff. OF Philadel-
phia. president of the National Con-
gress of Mothers. and the national
committee, including Mrs. A. A. Bir-
ney, Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett, Mrs.
W. F. Thatcher and Mrs. P. P. Clax-
ton, have called a meeting for Mon
day. February Is, at 3 o'clock, to be
held at the new headquarters. %
Jackson place. when plans of the
United Service Club for the Army.
Navy and Marine Corps men, which is
to be opened there at an early date,
will be discussed. All mothers and
friends who are interested in the well
fare of the men in the service are in
vited to attend this meeting.
Word was received at New York
yesterday Of the wedding of DR.. F.
Romero and Mrs. Evangeline Carbo-
nell at Havana, Cuba Mrs. Carbo-
nell was formerly Miss Cisneros. She
was rescued from a Cuban prison
just prior to the Spanish-American
war by a New York newspaper man.
She later married Lieut.. Charles Car
bonell OF the United States Engineer
Corps, who died more than q year
ago.
The Washington herald., 1918-02-17

Rev. William Sunday will speak on
Tuesday at IL o'clock at l539 Eigh-
teenth street, under the auspices of
the Gen. William Beck Circle. No. 4.
Ladies Of the Grand Army OF the Re-
public. A general invitation is ex-
tended to the public.
Extensive alterations are under way
on the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel roof.
which have necessitated an early clos
ing Of the ice-skating rink. This fea-
ture was discontinued on the first
sign of mild weather and the archi-
tects and builders Immediately began
the installing of immense kitchens and
other features projected for the COM
ing summer business. The late Mr..
George c. Boldt went to great expense
less than two years ago in fitting up
the roof as a summer dining and
dance garden, and upon the completion
OF the present work the Waldorf
Astoria roof will offer features not ex-
celled In any hotel in the country.
The sinking Of the troopship Tus-
cania was directly responsible for the
gift Of a piano to the boys Of the
S51st Machine Gun Battalion at Camp
Upton. The new organized Squad
Sisters" with headquarters at the
McAlpin Hotel. composed of young
girls who pledged themselves to send
certain comforts such as cigarettes
and tobacco to corresponding squads
of soldiers at regular periods, re-
ceived letter from one of the men
| of that unit, saying that a piano
would be great asset to their mess
hall, "if this was within the scope of
the Squad Sisters endeavors,"
The girls took account Of stock at
once and put the matter up to all the
| members. Only one had a piano that
| might be available. But when the
matter was broached to the parents
Of the young lady it was found that
the piano, a fine old square instru-
ment, was treasured too highly on ac-
count of its associations. The mat
ter was dropped for the time, al
though plans were started to give a
| bazaar to raise funds for the pur-
chase Of the gift.
But the sinking Of the transport
| changed matters. when mother read
or the attack on the Tuscania by the
German submarine she decided that
| the boys could have their piano."
was the breathless report via the tele-
phone to President Anita Alba de
Costa at SQUAD headquarters last
| Monday morning. And the piano
was boxed and shipped in record
time.
Corporal NJ. L. Hall. an lace" Of
the Lafayette Escadrille, has been
rendered a succession of impromptu
receptions at the United Service Club
in the McAlpin Hotel all week. Re
turning to the city for a brief fur
Tough, Corporal Hall dropped into
the clubrooms last Tuesday morning.
The Washington herald., 1918-02-17
Skirt Department
Dress Department

New models for street, afternoon and dress wear In
Guiding simple tailored effects of serge and trcotne
$1,000 to S6SO0s
The Washington herald., 1918-02-17
Dolly Madison Chapter.

The Dolly Madison Chapter. D. A.
R.. was entertained on Tuesday
at the. residence of Mrs. R. E.
Claughton.
Many interesting matters of busi-
ness were discussed and a gift Of
money was voted to assist in the
restoration OF the devastated village
of Tilloly in France.
Mrs. Call read an interesting paper
on Woo How, a dowager empress
Of China in the Seventh century.
Miss Redfern told Of the work in
the American Hospital at Neuilly,
France. and especially that in the
Washington ward.
Miss Barlow told Of the recent
presentation Of a flag in memory of
Lafayette to the library of the Mary
land University in Baltimore.
Mrs. McNabb, the historian of the
chapter, read a beautiful tribute to
Lincoln.
A social hour with light refresh
ments followed.
The Washington herald., 1918-02-17
Suit Department

Suit Department
Custom tailored models including many sport types
slvertone II Stine, jersey, Poret twill and serge.
$500 10 $500.
Coat Department
New straightin models of sIvertone velour serge,
tricotne gabardne i'm navy black pastel shades.
$4,000 to $500.
Skirt Department
All fashion authorities agree that Sport Skirts will be
much this
Stripes and paids striking effects as well as plain
coIors are represented showing Also satns in all
shades.
$3.50 to $4,000.
The Washington herald., 1918-02-17

First showing tomorrow of "Fiickson's" author
lied popular=prfced adaptations of tailored suits
and street dresses.
The Washington herald., 1918-02-17
ID. A. II.

IL. n. IL.
The state historic committee, D. A.
r., will meet Thursday, February q,
1920 a. m. at the town house of Mrs.
Charles W. Richardson. 1917 Conneo-
ticut avenue.
Miss Eta Josslyn Grimm, historian
OF Mary Washington Chapter, will
read paper entitled 1.-The Widows
Mite" Friends are invited to be pres
ent.
The Excelsior Literary Club.
The Excelsior Literary Club met at
the home Of the hostess for the day,
Mrs. ]. N. Holmes. Stock raising and
products Of the soil was the subject
Of a paper read by Mrs. Baker.
Being Lincoln's birthday, suitable
readings from his life were also read.
The meeting was well attended.
Guests included Miss e. Defandorf,
granddaughter of the hostess, and
also Mrs. A. P. Edison, a daughter of
Of our late president. Both rendered
very delightful music, The next
meeting viii be annouAced later.
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9lm apsitsn sysisrtuss Gnbert ii5
bas Bib pis nit sinsm 3auberIdIos
se. auf ben am Naffsr iid entldns
5iehsnOen ~StranbDdsen". ben -llnisr
ben 2inoen" Der Stodbolmer, iisbt
man cine bi6it, auf unb ab iposenbe
Menidenmenas, bic eessn Wittaa
nufmsrfinm ben aldnsen Der tonSers
tierenbsn Militartapslle luufdt.
Io9 BEN Sisrsarten finbst cine
pabrs @DIterpanoeruns ftatt; am
Qbsnb iino ole 5beater, ainos unb
&onSerte iiberfiilIt.
Die fhpsbiihe Suuptffabt 1T hsus
te reid on abenoliden 8ergniigungs'
itdttsn, an beren Spite bic 'aonies
li9e Sper mdri6isrt. @spdbrt i6ou
Der 9lnbsnbergibe Baa Don oubsn
einen imppianten anblid, 10 febt bos
pra9tboLle 1Dper in gritaunsn. Sn
Der Sper fonnte i6 mid ou9 iibsrs
5eugsn, bnb bic Sdpeosn teinsspsss
bic fiiblen Raturen iinb. pie 10 oft
bebouptet tpirD.
8etrJt Der 5rsmbe In Gtodbolm
elm grobes Reitaurant. 70 DirD ibm
trob Der Giile bic 9fubs nuffallsn,
bic In oeni 0faume berri6t. Der
SGwsbs i.assrlaIt ii@ ilus ss'
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Sattta MargIrrrita Eigl1rr.
Gin IanbidaftIides Tarabies am MitteImeer.
Son llrinIa b. @eoeI.

breitsn fidb Dor ben Mussn bes yrem-
ben, gu Deifen senubreidten 3eitpers
treib oft cine beidaulihe plaubsrs
itunbs nit bisisn sei5pdbigen unb
3utrauIiden Spibentpeberinnen ses
bort, pGbrenb bas einseborene Wlans
nerboIt nit Der tppiffen rotten Hsas
politansruiise in gruppen ieitab
itebt unb ieOe Reoe NIT ausipuden
betrdftist.
Sit unterbridt bas Meiberse-
f6p6B Elm selIenbes piaai, Yi35i, bas
benz bur9reiienoen Jrsmben gilt.
tpdbrsnb Der iaon betannte Soreitiers
NIT aaufdnsebotsn riidfdtspoa pers
f9ont ipirb, ooer es tlinst Elm aieb
in bic Irbeit binein, Elm altes, fdpers
miitiges 2ieb aus Der Selbenseit. bas
enblos sebt unb befTen &efrain nit
melanhpliiher Hegelmdbisteit pies
berisbrt. lnb tpis iie iinsen! Sic
i6einen als SGnserinnen sebpren Sl
fein. gBie gIiidlid iie finb, tpenn iie
einen 3ubDrer baben. Die MGnner
bebanoeln iie i6r 2eben lang pie Sim
Der. unb ipie &inber 10 barmlos, 70
untpiHenb unb neusierig, fpieliii9tig
unb sutberSis nit ibrem beiben Sens
permanent seben lie bur4s 2sbsn.
Wdbrenb unter ben Mdnnern piele IN
ibren unseIebrten aSpfen fdpsre
Srogen tpdlsen, tiefe @ebanfeu iiber
2eben unb Sob, Rslision uno 2eben
onItelIen, bic in ieItiamem &ontrait gu
ibrer rntenntnis bes 2siens uno
Sdreibens fsben. fhauen bic Srauen
sebantenIos. in slGubisem 8ertrausn
lm fid. Die finsisen aunflifte, bic
iie fennsn, iinb fol9e Der 2iebe, unb
linen treten iie nit ben uriuiibfigfien
8ssriffen Don Redt uno llnre4t ents
segen. 2lu9 seben ibre unermiibIis
den plaubereien meift nur auf 2iea
besgefdidten binuus. Sas allss
f6eint ipsitbersebOlt, ni6t su BEN
Santa Marsberita Der Sremben gu
sebDren. pon bem i'd fdreiben min,
uno bod lit es untrennbar bapon.
Sbne ibre ginppbner perlSreH bic
parabisiii9 fdOnen Stdbte rings um
ben @oIf bic 6aIfte ihrss 9feises.
Gu9 feline Gsbensipiirbisteiten bat
Santa Marsberitu. Sn Der aIten
Saupttirde am MarttpIaB, bic aus
Dem 13. SabrbunDert itommt unb
auF ben Sriimmsrn eines Mitbrass
tempels ifeben iOI, finbet ii1 bic bon
Moulmfen 70 seriibmts llrna giuss
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| Ifeit benz Tooe ibrer redten Whiitel
bereits iidergeitcllt. ibr ganaes Der
nogcn mar 1inter iie aiifgetriIt ipor'
ben. nber Die Stiefrtiitter raItett
Inidt nm iid tpenigitens ben grob,
ten EeiI bes Grbes ibres @enlabls
!5u iibern. lleber Die $erflntft Der
Jran mar elm tiefer G1Ieier gebiiIlt;
|niemano, ielbit nibt Die Siinoer
fonrten Genaueres onriiber erfab.
rem. sic pubten MIR, Dab ibr ga.
ter lie in aieip fennen aelerut uno
iie Damn obne oaS 8iiIcn ieiner
ianitliden @erpnnoteu gebeiratet
bate. glIs ole 5ufiinitiee Sdfpie.
gertehter auf sen @nte anfain,
ipuroe iie bon ibrem Sdipiegerpater
uno beiien Sipeiter 5rau onfs
freuuoIidite enipiangen. gind) oct
iibliden 8eiie CAB lie Dem alien
@rafen 5ipei Siiiiie auf ieine beioeu
Bangen uno poIIte nun, Dem @e.
brauhe nod, aud ibrer Gd)lpieger.
miitter Den SUB bes stin6es oui Die
0meen Sriiden od, fper be.
idreibt ibr gren5enIoies gritaunen
itno ibren Sdred, aIs iie in Der "a.
me, Die iie Bel Der eriten @egriiBung
ear niat genaiier anaeieben batte -,
ibre eigene aammetsoie ipieberer.
fannie, Die fie Dor ettpn bier Sabren|
entIoiien bate. es beourite Der
ean5en ueberrebunesfunit oes yraiI.
tigans, I'M Die iunee 5iiritin BON
ibrem gorbaben abjubringen, obne
weiteres wieoer na6 @eiersbure
dnriid5ufebren unb Die @erlobung
riidg1ngig Su MAIDEN. Sic @e.
idtpiiter oes iimeen @raicn, Die MN
aitb iiber ole Sertltnft ibrer Gtiei.
Ha.ter i'm fIaren iparen, 6ogen iid
BON ibr 5uriif, ino IN ibrer slniue-
ienbeit - obne bas idpiegerclter.
lihe Raar - ipur6e baIo barauiI
bic $od5eit sefeiert. Gie ebenlaIige
3ofe mar natiirIib nidt su helnI
Jeite eingeIaoen ipor6cn, uno aus
Siade gegen lire StieffinScr or.
Iaubte iie auh Dem aIten @raien
nidt an Der Sof5eit teilaunebmen.
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Die i'm aaufaius pobnteh ibren er.
fen geiu9 nbitatten. Sie pnr bon
ibrem @rGutignnt, porber IN ieint
SamiIienperbaltuiiie griinblidJ ein'
geueibt Doroen un6 ipuBte bnber.
oab ibr Stfpieeerpater alt rnO ge'
bred)lid ipar, iino Dab feline sSrnu,
bon eiilem idipereu 2iingenIeioet
binpeggeraift, Dor etipn fiinf Sabreu
oas 3eitIi1e eeiegnet bate. sIn III.
rer GteIle itnno iebt cine jimge
sSraii, bic Der oIte @rnf Dor iiuge.
fGbr brei Sobren sebeiratet batie.
Die @raiif batte niid erfabrel
miiiIen oab Der iiruge @rai it'd
nidt om beiieri nit ieiner Stiei.
miltter Itanb. Gle botte nnitreitig
,einen ifle9ien einfliIf oiif ibren
@atten unb por Der MittelpunFt al.
Ter 3piitiefeiten -Aulo 0feibereien
Slpii6en oem Batter nnb ieinen sim.
bern. Gin GfIaue ieiner 6peitei
Gran, mar Der olte Wlnnt niht
nebr itorf eemie, oereii Guertrei.
bereien geeen ibre Giieffinber Gin.
bolt 81 tim; immer pieoer entitaH.
ben GifferenSen in @eIbnngeleeen.
beitet itnb tiinftieen Grbidaftsfra.
gen. Gasroings posesi bie ainber
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saarkt III Hfruita.


Cine Gsbsnsriirbisfeit BON @erono
seniebt man jl4sy-nur auf Qlusens
blide, 10 i'm MOrbtigtben, unp eis
gertlih follte man gerooe bier Idnaere
3eit DeripeiIenl Genn bos Stiid itas
lienifdes @oItsIsbtn, fpas iih ieDen
9ae aiif Der aiten pio35o c'Grbe. BEN
@emiiEsHnrft BON Nerpnn, abfpie!t,
III 70 better unb lu!tis, 70 humorpoa,
10 Inut unb s0ttIi9 noip, SaB jtber
9lor6!dnSsr isins belle 5reube an bem
uripiihiigen, muntersn Sreiben Der
gambler, gemiifsfrnuen, ainbsr.
WlanIelsl unb 1sbsrtiere bnbsn mubl
CUR GriibIings3eit, fpsnn bic bIiibsns
ben Wanbelbdumt, roIissr. bonn 5ims
mel sefalltnen Molten gIeid oH
br1unen Nisosrun9sn bsden, uno DE
bunte praht Der glnemonen uno Ras
nuntel nuf ben psitsn WieIsn Der als
ten Jeituns 9srpna erbIiiben, iips
bier beionbers i16n. Bon ben pes
netiiden 4Ipsn. bic alIeiamt nod mt.
ihlobpeiben SGneefdppen eIH9e1ulf
Iinb. melt Elm frifder Wino bsrnies
Der, absr GOLDEN fanteIt bic Come
am itnbl6lausn Simmel uHO bsrrIith
iparhsno toit lie bic rot uno selb uno
blabbIaa ssitri1enen s5aiIaom Der aIs
ten broIIigen .Sduisr, ipsI4. bic pia3s
ga h'grbe besren5sn. gunte So.
louiisn unb @or9anse fdmiiden bic
msiiien Jsnfter Der iIsinen pnla53i
unb In jeDer gtass bdnssn in einfa.
dem Sol5bausr alIerlei iuItiss Sirg'
pSgsl in Der iparirsn GriibIinssionne
Sen fnst Der iprubelnbe 0uea bes
8runnens auf BEN plab, ben t6nsn
bic btmmeInpsn Gl6ddsn bsr Wlnuls
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Eit,r riHrrnr Kirrilp.

es lit nfdt aIIsen,ein befaniii.
6aB iid aonitantinopel eines ielte.
uen gaiIiperfs rii9men fam. es
1T oas Die 32 gieter slanse, is @e.
Ter breite uno 30 Reter bobe in
g8ien .fonitriiierie eiierne Stride Der
buIgariifen GeiHeinoe Der Salb.
monoitobt. S5h anbetradt, 6aB Der
iiir Die aufitellimg Der STRIDE am
@oloeHen Sorn Aeiiinlniie aSias eI.
nem Steinboue feline ii1sre 9aiis
bot, nuBte gum eiien eegrijien
perben. Gas 5unOnnlent muBte
crit 81 wleter ticf piloiiert tperoen;
Der ieitsenauerie Sodel sebt I'M
oas enn0e eiierne Geb1iioe. Gieie.
Stride mar bic erIie, bel iuelder
nift bios baS @erippe, ionoern Der
gaii5e 8au nlir aus eiien III, NIB
5lpar iino Die ilaGen Stiisluanoe
aus ShHieDe., Die reid, proiilier.
ten MDo orramentierten pberen
!, aJaaiern" aus @uBeiien. slmf BEN
SodeI rubt Elm eiierIcr 9ioit oeHen
sSdnber ben ennSen Yau unipnn.
nen. 9as @eiomieiiengewiht bes
ssirhenbaues befr1gt 5OUO Wleter.
sentlier. Ger innere airAeIrnuirl,
Ipeldler etipa 8 bis 800 s,erionen
iabt, lit burd bic id,mie6eeriernen
Stiiei1iiIeu eeieiIt In ein breitcs
Wsittel. unb aipei ibmdlere Sci.
ienldiiie. ierner Die glpiis ui6 ben
gbor, OH iueldl leetereil iid3 Der bon
bier GdiiIen geiragene Eurn al.
ld)IieEt. 9ie Ardttetiiir irdgt 10
polllt1nbig ben SteinGarnIter, 0nB
llnd bem slnitrid ocs giieils nno
Der Snnenoetorierung nit Mlnrmor.
getdieI oas eigeniIid)e 9niminierinl
Dem bIobcn gluae llidlt pieber er.
fennbnr iein miro. .>:.Gos wiittclidift
imb Die @piis 0eden EolIneiigcip0lbe.
Die Seiteiddiik iperOen BON areilS.
eetuoIben iiberoesk. Gie Gndior.
men iinb IN Orr wihte EN- lteiIes
SatteIsn6 uno ieitipirts EN- fla.
dies Cad. Die MrditefiiirpI1Is
tuarat pon BEN atditgttes Joie,1
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sutTd6li5 eepGbrts bic Staot am
eriten Seisrtase einen fait ausseitor'
bsnen 9lnblid. Tur i'm -Stanien" ,
bem iommerli6tn 9ersnjisunssborabo
Der StodbpImer 9sbOIteruns, berridts
lpdbrsnb Der Stunbeu, ba .oie Sdans
5e1 ssOffnst mar, Elm reser pinters
Ii4sr Setrieb; Inn 10 mehr. oIs pobI
am eriten Jeiertase .Stanisu' bic
sin5is. StOdboImer 6ffentIi4s @sibs
nudtstpn5siiiou iein biirfts.
SIN Siergdrten - Dem .Surgor>
ben" - battsn iirh bic Sdnssfloden
su elmer inppiantsn Sdnesbede 'psrs
einigt. Die Rsnntiere, pularfii9Ie,
gstimpbunbe, 9drsn unb W6lfe pabs
ten DOrtreffIid in bns pinterlide
9smGlbe. 4uf benz pobiuu. ouf benz
an i40nsn Sommsriagen alte 8aus
erntdn5e aufsefiibrt, uno oalarii6e
9oltslisosr geiuneeH iperosn, pronst
biesmaI Elm md9tiger Meibnadtss
bnum. 9Iuf bsm Wunfhssttsl Der
StodbOlmgr aiHberipelt idemt Elm
Ritt ouf eiuem Der gfei6en ooer
punbs i'm rStnnien" ni9t' gu fsb'
len, bsnu bic Sisrs puroen bon ben
fr6bIi9sn uno 10 friit3 ausiebeno.n
9ubsn unb Mapd.n unaussdsst in
anipru9 eenommen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-18
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-18

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-18

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