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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-06
Shoot Down 336
Enemy Airplanes

ground like rockets, crashed and
burned until only black smudges
were left.
Some times. in their agony, pill
OTIS and observers leaped from
their flaming planes in mid-air,
whirling over and over and land
Ing far from the wreck of their
machines.
During the same period, 526
tons of high explosives we're drop
ped behind the German lines, or
well over 100000 pounds.
The Zeebrugge mole, the Bruges
docks and railway stations and
mum ton works in cities far inside
Germany-like Mannheim, Ian
dau, karlsruhe and Cologne
were attacked repeatedly and set
fire again and again.
In one day, British airmen,
often mere boys, soht "a Prussians
from the sky and dropped So i-2
tons OF bombs on enemy military
centers, going as far as Bruges.
D'sdaining the anti-aircraft shells
which burst about them and
swooping low to teh ground, they
started a disastrous fire along the
waterfront.
The next day the same sky rid
ers charged a number of German
air fleets, demolishing 26 craft.
the wrecks falling in somersaults
to teh ground.
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Too Deep For Us; So Call
Your Philadelphia Lawyer
Q German push definitely halted for

craft suggested that Starwich
might be without jurisdiction
whereupon the deputy sheriff de-
sisted.
L. S. District Attorney Robert
C. Saunders later advised the
sheriff's office that, pending an
investigation, it would be best not
to make a forcible search of the
vessel which is flying the japanese
flag.
Another fact that enters into
the situated is that the Aikoku
Maru, it is said, has been virtually
turned over to the Y. S. shipping
board, and is merely undergoing
repairs preparatory to taking on
cargo. On this assumption, 1t was
asserted by persons interested in
the case, the vessel is, therefore
under the jurisdiction of the
United States, and liquor aboard
her would be subject to seizure.
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Another outfit told gleefully
how their fire swept the steps of
house across the river, appar-
emily German headquarters.
With their gun ready, they would
wait until group of officers
gathered on the steps, then knock
them off. +
Corporal Jules Mangold of Mac
Donald, Pa, was cited in orders
for going out under enemy fire
to investigate a sniping position.
johns Mendenhall of New Ro-
chelle, N. Y, was most gallant in
action. c. l.. Stuart of East
Pittsburgh, a motorcycle rider,
continued on duty in the midst OF
the fight for "a hours.
The greatest number of Ameri-
can troops ever placed in one Sec
tor is now around Chateau
Thierry. Included is a regiment
which dates its history back to
revolutionary times. They are
stoutly holding their part OF the
line.
Play Baseball
Constant dust clouds over the
roads and valleys show the move
ments of men, wagons, guns, ar
tillery and cavalry, camions and
American infantrymen, all mixed
in great masses, with bicyclists
pedaling along amongst them.
At times a single sausage bal
loon floats over the lines, while
flotillas of airplanes wheel in q
, circle, seeking to battle the boche
All bridges are guarded with
American and French sentries
Anti-aircraft guns break out into
lspasmodic barking, whole batter,
les appearing at the most unex.
pected places and sending theil
shells screaming toward the Ger
man sky spies.
|. Horsemen and couriers on mo-
torcycles dashing past and pic.
turesque cavalrymen with Ions
lances and rifle swung over theil
backs are frequent sights, but just
behind one battery which was fir.
| ing saw motor truck drivers, with
a moment Off, who had resurrect.
ed balls, bats and gloves and were
calmly playing scrub.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-06

Our own hot weather don't:
Don't bother about hot weather
don'ts.
(There may not be any hot
weather anyhow.)
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Especial to The Times)

SEATTLE, June 6.-Does the
state prohibition law apply to YES
sells under a foreign flag coming
into Washington waters with
liquor aboard them?
This question was raised for
the first time, so far as the sher-
ifs office is concerned, in the
case of the japanese freighter
Aikoku Maru. undergoing repairs
at the foot of Gath av. N. w.
Armed with a search warrant
Deputy Sheriff Matt Starwich yes
terday sought to board and search
the vessel, on the suspicion that
members of the crew had been
selling liquor. With his own eyes,
he says, he saw several quarts OF
liquor aboard the vessel. and was
about to seize them when deputy
U. S. marshal stationed aboard the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-06
couldn't PICK UP
| A STICK Of WOOD
TO THROW ON fire
Tacoma Woman Was In
Miserable Condition
Tanlac Brings Relief.

Before | started taking Tan
lac / was actually too weak to
pick I'D a stick OF wood to throw
on the fire." said Mrs. Christina
Johnson, of $3.50 East X ST., the
other day.
For several years." she con-
tinued, II suffered terribly from
Indigestion and | was in such an
awful fix that everything l would
eat lay in my stomach like lump
of lead. and the gas that formed
from my undigested food would
cause me the greatest distress
for hours at a time. Then one
day last December, when ! went
out to feed my chickens, my feet
slipped and | sustained such a
hard fall that | was laid up for
two solid months perfectly help
less and unable even to lift my
head off my pillow. When at last
I did manager to pull myself to-
gether so / could get up out OF
bed my nervous system was so
shattered that I could hardly get
any rest or sleep at night. My
stomach was so weak that | could
hardly take even the lightest kind
of nourishment even a drink OF
water would start me to vomiting.
had such a misery in my back,
too, that l felt like 1t would XIII
me and l was so weak and lifeless
that I couldn't do anything about
the house.
81 have lived in Tacoma for the
past fourteen years and all my
friends and neighbors know how
low | was and they know. too, that
every word | have said is the truth.
When we read about the good that
Tanlac was doing Others my
daughter got ME bottle and |
started taking it. | have taken
only three bottles so far and the
way | have improved is nothing
less than marvellous. My appe-
title has picked up so | can eat and
enjoy many things I haven't dared
to touch in years. My nerves are
getting strong and steady and my
sleep at night is restful and re-
freshing. My back don't hurt
near like it did and is getting bet
ter every day, and | feel so we'll
and strong that | can get around
fine now and do most of my house
work without any trouble at all. ]
feel so grateful for what Tanlac
has done for me that | am glad to
recommend it to anybody that
needs building up.
Tanlac is sold in Tacoma by
French Drug Co.. under the per-
sonal direction of u special Tan
lac representatives. - Advertise
ment.)
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Times Man
With Show

Continued From Page One.)
"What tigers tore you up a bit?"
Why these" replied Mabel in
nocently. They got kind of fussy
one day. One of them jumped me.
And then the whole bunch piled
in. almost had an arm and
q leg torn off. But I'm feeling
pretty good now"
"T'these?" l exclaimed. These
same tigers?"
why yes" continued Mabel.
But / got 'em scared to death
now. l don't think they'll try it
again for a while at least"
Back Waters.
The cage door flew open. Mabel
Skipped lightly into the arena.
She turned toward me and held
out her hand.
Come" she said. You and
will put them thru their tricks
together. Ill show you how it's
done"
II don't believe I'll go In to-
day" | said weakly as the six
royal bengal boys tsared thru the
bars at me. IL try it tomorrow.
Mabel Stark stared at me in sur
prise. For a moment | caught a
CLINT of disdain in her eyes.
I'm disappointed" she said. 81
thought you were going to go
thru with 1t. You're afraid like
all the rest of them. Why don't
you take a chance. Don't you
trust me?"
81 trust you, all right" / said,
"but you see I've only been with
the circus day. And l haven't
had time to get used to the tigers
yet. Wait until tomorrow"
Begins to Worry.
She smiled lightly, cracked her
whip and sprang into the center Of
the arena. The six tigers yawned
and showed their teeth, Missed cat
like at their mistress and crouch
ed.
A negro working about the big
top, standing near, turned to me
and said:
BOSS, don't you ebah let dat
dere young lady get you in dat
cage wild her. Dey's plumb crazy
dose animal training people.
Plumb crazy"
Fascinated, I watched the tiger
girl play with her big cats, toy
with death as 1t were in the pres
ense of thousands and then l had
a shaky feeling creep over me
when ] thought of the promise /
had made her on the morrow.
More tomorrow
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-06
FORMING
HYGIENE
SOCIETY

Following up the recent meet
ing at which Earl Cummins, sec
rotary OF the Oregon State Hygiene
society was the principal speaker.
Mayor Riddell has appointed an
executive comm Ltee TO work cut
plans for the establishing of a
similar society for Washington.
The committee is composed Of
Elmer NJ. Hayden, August Van
Boeckln, Rev. L. c. Bloomquist,
Mrs. o. G. Ellis, Mrs. c. p. Bala-
banoff, DR.. Mary F. Perkins and
A. l.. Dickson.
The committee will meet in a
few days and lay preliminary
plans for the formation Of a
Washington State Hygiene society,
with headquarters in Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-06
WANTS CITY'S
MILK SEALED

To guarantee the purity of milk
and cream sold to the public,
Mayor Riddell introduced an or
dinance at Wednesday mornings
council session requiring all milk
and cream sold for consumption
to be delivered in sealed recepta-
cles.
Commissioner Roy Harrison
pointed out that this would work
many hardships on restaurant
proprietors, inasmuch as they
would be prohibited from selling
any milk or cream which they
might have in cans In their re-
even tho 1t was as fresh
as that put up in bottles and other
sealed vessels.
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CASUALTIES

NS"Neu HTtsH scHseO w Ifesb
WASHINGTON. ID. c., June 6
The casualty list issued by the
war department contains "a
names, divided as follows:
Killed In action, seven: dead
from wounds, three; dead from
disease, four; dead from accident,
three; wounded severely, 12;
wounded, degree undetermined,
one; wounded slightly, three
missing in action, one.
Westerners listed were:
Killed In action--William F.
Hatcher, Oxnard, Cal.
Died Of wounds-Private Archie
Swami, Herbert, Sask.
Wounded severely-Victor G..
Bergfalk, Grove City, Mimi; Neil
NJ. Callahan, Minot, N. D.; Corllo
Lori, Butte, Mont.
Wounded slightly - Raleigh
Knerr, Poison, Mont.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-06
Dispatch From VIM.
Phillip Simms.
BY United Press Leased Wire,

WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES
IN FRANCE, June Gust as
events on the ground are shaping
themselves for the final crash
which must inevitably decide the
fate Of the world, the aerial often
sive t. daily waxing fisrcer.
The mutual struggle for mas
terry of the air since 1914-a stu
pendous battle miles above the
earth-has scarcely ceased day or
night.
British airmen brot down 1886
Germans in less than three weeks,
up to June 2, of which 2S3 were
totally destroyed.
. In many cases enemy planes,
spinning from the sky toward the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-06
60 Prisoners
Are Taken East

Sixty prisoners from McNeiPs
Island left Tacoma Wednesday on
their way to the federal prison at
Leavenworth, Kans. They were in
charge of U. S. Marshal John M.
Boyle and Deputies Frank Albert,
John Secrist and j. Colligan of
Seattle.
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Apart from the personal,tv !

Apart from the personality Of
the speaker. and the gripping
message she brings from personal
observation of the conditions q
Belgium and the warning coun-
tries, she comes with important
information regarding the food
situation In this country.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-06
DISACREEABLE
FOR GERMANS

PARIS. June 6.-"The Ger
mans got a disagreeable surprise
when they struck the Americans
at two points on the Marine bat
tlefront," declared the military
critic of the Exchange Telegraph
Co. today.
Undoubtedly the enemy will
be able to draw a moral from this
and will realize that American
participation is not mythical, but
that it will hurry the hour of VIC
tory"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-06
SHRINERS HONOR
TACOMA ATTORNEY

According to dispatch receiv-
ed last night, Ellis Lewis Garrit-
son, we'll known Tacoma lawyer
here. was elected Imperial Chief
Rabban OF the Ancient Arabic Or
der of the Mystic Shrine at Allan
tic City, N. j., Wednesday.
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Will Tell of
Food Needs

The church and Sunday school
committee OF the food admins
|trati6n for Pierce county, thru
Rev. r. H. McGinnis. chairman. IL
urging the co-ooeration Of the pas
TORS, and Sunday school superin-
tends of all churches in giving mo-
ltice Sunday Of the visit Of Mrs.
vernon Kellogg who will lecture
N tho First Congregational church
nsxt wednesday, e 3 ,. n.
Washington Journal., 1918-02-01

ben &uinen beS 1897 eingedI9erten
8aIais 0es Gal6as bon Ganea iebt
Elm @arten angelegt tpprben lit. No9
Der anoeren Settle bin Oas 9duiers
meer Der Stoot, aus Der cine Mn3abl
bonn 5albmpnO ge~frOnter, tpeiBer Mi=
narets iiber Die impoinnten &oitionen
binpeg tief in Die Serrli9teit Oes
li9tflutenoen 9immels bineiniteigt.
Cine Gtunbe BON Goneo entfernt
1T Oas Gbrbii=pigiz&loiter. mo Die
tretifden 8anbenfi6rer Dor 4ufitdnz
ben iiN gu perIammeln pflegten, inter
onberen Die Anbdnger oes Giihrers
Der Sppolition 8eniselDs, oes ,ireti>
I9en 8ismard". Die por etpa 300
Sabren BON So9onnes 6artofilor err
baute Stride i'm Mittelpuntt fes &lo@
iterbofes 1T fe6r intereFunt. Daneben
Der S~artop9ag bss @r36iT9ofs 8a=
liftos, Der 1858 Sen Martprertoo gez
Itorben. Bon punOerborer G90nbeit
iino Die tiefen 3itronsnsdrten bes
&lplters, in oenen Die l1e6errefte zines
BON ben Siirten eingedfderten Non=
nentlpfsrs melan9olif9 a~ufragen.
Washington Journal., 1918-02-01
Das 35nttntef ct 6aum6amr.
Son Or. &icic.

gleugierbe 3is9t OieImtbr ieBt bic
Me6raobl bersits bobin, no Die 8ors
bereitungen gu benz 8lumenfeIte GEE
troffen perben, n2ts Der abenb ein'
Brad, 10 beri6tet Sue in isinem
Werfe iiber 9ibet, rItelte ii@ infer
Son0ura 0ar unb Tub uns Elm, bic
tpunberbaren 9utterorbeiteu, BON Dee
men mir 10 pisI 9ebOrt batten, in 4us
genI4ein gu ne1men. Don iRm unO
einigen bieii9en Sreunben, unter oes
men Iib elm &itot : 2ama befono, be-
gleitet, mo9ten mir uns roi4 out ben
@eg; bic 8lumen tparen unter frstsm
Simmsl, ppr ben DtridieOeneu 8ubb>
Bitten : SempeIn Oes prieiteritBes
ousgeItelt unb BON Der glGn3enof ten
8eleu9tung u%mftroblt. Guf lei4ten
6ol5geriiIten. bic mad aterli4en 3eths
nungen gsfertigt tporen, itonoen 5obls
Go1e 8aien bon @r3 unO 2upfer, bic
NIT Butter 9efiiat uno nit einsM
tii6tigen Do9t perIeben tparen. Die
8eleu6tung mar allerieits nit einem
Washington Journal., 1918-02-01

Giner Der 6eiligitsn 8lGbe ouf oiias
tiT6em 8pben 1T Sumbum, mOos &los
tier Der bunoerttauIeub 8iloer".
&umbum 1T bos srDBte uno rsi4Ite
RloTter pom 4mOo, oes Spto>gtors
@ebietes unb 3Ioiooms. Sc biIoet
ben M~ittelpuntt bubobiitif9er 9eIebrs
Iomteit uno Nnbetung unb piro on
8e0eutung nur BON 2bofo, Der buoO@
biItiI6en MetropoIe, iibertroffen. Sn
Dem &loIter ppbnen gegen 1000
Blonde, bon beneu Der grObte Seil
Sibstaner 1inb.
Sn bieTem RIoiter peroen unter
Seilna6me Der buobbiitiI4en 8eoOls
terung peri6ieoene, bD4t origineue
SeIte eefeiert. Mm beriibmteiten unter
linen uno in Teiner Sriginulitdt pobl
ein3ig baItebenb 1T bos 8lumen> ober
8utterfeIt. SIS nirb am fiinf3ebnten
Sage oes sriten MOnots g%efeiert, uno
groBortige @orbereitungen, bic f4on
i'm o9ten Mpnot begonnen tperoer.
eeben i6m boraus, 3pan3ig 2omos
Washington Journal., 1918-02-01

Inter ben StGbten &retos 1T
gonea bic in%terefanteite; cine pittos
rssfe @tabt, in Der pene3ianif4er,
tiirtiI9er unO grisdiider 8ouitil in
2auFe Der Sobrunoerte p~ollitGn0!9
berI9moI3en. Die iiber man9sn
Sdufern prongenOen psne3ionii4en
@oppen59iIber, ser in Die teilpeiIe
erbaltenen StoDttore nod INNER Ieine
pranten I9lagenbe, tpenn aud ourd
tirtiI9en 6onotismus 3erIt0rte 2Ope
pon San Morco beri9ten bier BON
ber 3eit, ols bic punberboIe 2ogunens
ftobt fir Sobrbunberte beItimmenb in
bic @eT9idte Der Sniel eingriff. 9os
fDgenannte 8oitel, Der ebemalige
mauernumI9IoFene SiB Der penes
3ionif9en 8ebDroen, bat nod gon3
Ieinen bomoligen Gborotter 6etpobrt,
Oagegen bat Der pluB Spioggia, auf
BEN in beneaioniI6er 3eit bic 9auptz
aDern bes Nerte6rs pulfierten, einen
gang tiirtii9en Gborotter ansenoms
men. Mus Ser frii6eren tatbolii6en
Soupttir9e 1T Goneas 6ouptmoi9ee
geporben. Inter einem tiirtii3sn
Giosf iprlt6eln uno roui6en 8rut-
men un0 cine peneaidnii9e &opeqe aus
benz Sabre 1880 Oient ieBt als Sta@
tim ser tretii9en @enbarmerie. Sc
oeniiber Der Metropolitontir9e nit
benz pergOIbeten SbrOn oes gr5bi1
I9ofs Iiegt bas auf Soften Oes &aiz
Ters BON &ubldnO er6aute griehiiAe
@bmnaItum. Der tpiir0ige Nbt beg
fatboIii6en &opu3inerfloiters er5ablf
qern BON ben tpdbrenb Der GeDolutton
erItttenen Oran9folen, unb Der Elm
altes pene3ianiI9es 9aus i'm 9betto
~bemo6nenbe Sberrabbiner, elmer oer
6erborrogenbften S9reibtiinitler Der
Melt, 3eigt &eiienoen nit @ergniigen
prpben ieiner eritounli9en &unit. SIN
8o3ar 1T Der BON Der Hepplution elm
qeGf9erte @ebduOefompler tpieoer aufz
Qebaut mprben. Dos buntefte afrifoz
ni1Ge @etpimmel nit 9outI9ottierunz
Gen Dpm @ben6pl3f6nora Bis gum
3orteItsn Braun umfdngt uns bier.
Washington Journal., 1918-02-01

pirb, ldBt man 0as 5oar am 9inz
tertopf 10 lang pie mDgli9 pa4ien.
Sft ~pertpenbet man au9 falf9es
9aar oOer fli9t cine Seibeni4nur CUR
8erldngerung beS 3opfes elm. Die
Site Oes 3opftragens lit ben Gbine>
len, oIs bic Manbi9us erobernb in
i6r &ei9 Orangen. BON Dem eriten
Manbi4ufaiier aufge3pungen mor>
ben, gu ibrer Demiitigung uno @rs
n~iebrigung. 8e3ei4nsnb fir ben 3dz
ben Gpnierpati5mus oieies Bottles lit
es, bob es bas S4anb3eiAen gum
@bren5ei4en moGte unb cine S4anoe
BARN iab, tpenn iemonb bes 3opfes
beroubt purbe. Selbit bic erobernoen
Manoidus unb ibr Safer nobmerl
bic Site pes 3opftrosens an.
Washington Journal., 1918-02-01

fprotion oar3 aus Butter beitonosn.
Die perionen bss Dramas tparen
einen SUB bod un6 Itelten 2amos
Dor, Oie ouf benz Dege gu i6rem See
bette maren. 2~lnfongs mar bic 8iibue
leer; Oonn IieB fi9 Der Son bss
MuI9elbornes b0ren, uno aus afuei
9iiren traten 3pei .3ise BON Inter
Qomas, bic ibren Sbern in feitli9en
@etpGnbern Tolgtsn; Der 3ug blieb Ell
men 4ugenblid ~unbepegIi9 auf Der
8iibne, bonn bepegte er it9 feierlt9
tpeiter, DerI9ponb, unO Oas S4aus
fpisl tpor 5u @noe.
MG6renO mir cine @ruppe Seufsl,
bic penigitens ebenio grotest parsn
mie 0ie bon Gauot, in oas Mltge fab.
ten, 60rten mir binter uns einen nab
rem @turm BON Srompeteni t0ben uno
MuI9el6orntDnen; ols mir uns naA
Der 11rIa6e bieIes muIitoliI9en Oonz
nerpetters ertunbigten, erfubren mir,
Der @roB : Cana bon Rumbum berz
la1e ebsn fsin Seiligtum, I'm Die 8lu@
men 3u Ieben. Mir freuten uns o'es
Ier No9ri9t, benn mir piini@ten nas
tiirli9 Iebr, Sen @roB : 2ama BON
4ngeIi9t gu ieben. 9as 9ebrGnge
mar isbo9 10 groB, baB mir uns ni7t
ppn ser Steue riibren tonnten. Wtr
blie6eu baber rrtbig ouf unierm 3iem>
li9 giinitigen Stanopunfte uno iaben
ben G~risbnten au4 balO erf4einen.
@r mar ppn ben eri ten Miiroentrd7
germ 0es 9rieteriibes umgeben, bencn
cine Solar BON Inter : 2amas nit
qroBen f9par5en peitT4en Ooran>
f9ritt unb bic Menge our Seite trieb;
OieIer lebenbe 8ubbba i9ien uns niAt
mebr oIs Oier3ig Sabre gu 3dbien.
@r mar ppn getpObnli9er @rOBe, iein
geIi6t platt uro ni6ts1agenb, bic Sc
Ii9tsfarbe fe6r buntel. @r mari i'm
8oriibergeben einen aiemli9 gebantens
lofen Bid auf Die 8asreliefs, Sbne
3peifeG muBte er ii4, pdbrenb er auf
bic 10 oft porfommenoe OarlteQung
Der i9Dnen 9efidts3iigc 8uoo9os
bltdte, nit 2eibpeien fagen, boB er
bel Sen m~ieberbolten ManOerungen
feines un1terbli8en Sells ni9ts nee
niger als geppnnen babe. 4uf Dem
Saupte trug er cine gelbe 8if4pfs>
miiBe; Elm LANCER Stab nit einem
Rreu3e oben mar in feiner &ehten,
unb feline S9ultern Dedte Elm Mlanz
tel BON purpurroter Seibc, Der auf Der
8ruit bur9 cine Ngraffe auiammenge@
balten ipuroe.
Mm nd91ten Morgen, pern bic
Some oufge1t, 1T feline Spur ms3r
BON benz 8%lumenfeIte gu ie6en, @les
1T perI9munben; Die 8pSreliefs linO
perni9tet, unb bic grobe Menge 8ut=
ter 1T in cine S9Iu4t getporfen, mn
bic &rdben ii3 giitli9 oaran tun.
Oieie I90nen Mrbeiten, benen 10 Diel
3eit, 70 piel Miibe unb 10 Diel Dtrfz
Ii9es 8iinftlertalent gepibmet porz
ben, baben nur fir einen Nbenb als
nnterbaltung un0 S9aufpiel geotent.
SeDes Sobr psrben neue 8lumen uni
jeoes Sabr na4 einem neuen Plane
gefertigt,
Washington Journal., 1918-02-01
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