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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-06-27
WASHINGTON
DAY BY DAY

Washington, June 21.-Thc charac-
ter of immigration into the United
States has, on the whole, been i'm
proved by the extended migration act
of last year, which put the five per
cent. quota into effect. This is The
conclusion of government officials who
have studied and analysed the figures
OF the report for the nrSt ten months
under the new law.
Allowing for temporary fluctua
tions, the report beginning with July
/, 1921, when the 1--WE per cent. quota
went into effect reveals trends and
tendencies which, from the viewpoint
OF TINS government, are all TO the
good. II the change shown during
these months continues under the new
law, it will make for q change for the
better IN the character of the incom-
ing aliens.
During TIRE period covered more per-
sons became naturallZed and were
added to the permanent population in
proportion to the number of aliens
resident in this country than in for
mer years. A large net gain from
nose countries which are generally re-
garded as supplying the most desir-
able type OF addition Is recorded.
Those put in this category are Eng
hSh, French, German, hlsh, Scandl-
navianS, Scotch and Welsh. OF these,
there entered during the 10-month pc
Rod 1OS,57l as compared with 2l,-
$50 who left American shores for their
ola homes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-06-27
Masonic Notice

There will be a called COM
municatiOn of Andrew Jack
son Lodge, No. 100 A. F.
and A. NJ. to be held in Elks
Hall, Wednesday, June %,
1922, ) P. NJ, for the pur-
pose of comforting the NJ. M.
Degree. We will have as our
guests the officers and men,
bers of the South Gate Club.
All Master Masons are COR
daily invited. By order of
the Worshipful Master.
0. S. STONE, Secy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-06-27
VIRGINIA NEWS
PARAGRAPHED

Winchcster-Revival of the old
time chain gang, minus the ball and
chain, is to be proposed to the
Common Council by Mayor Glass,
the latter announced today, as a
means of either cutting down the
number of arrests for public drunk
enness and other minor crimes and
offcnses, or making Jail prisoners
pay for their board and lodging.
The Mayor proposes to send all
male Jail prisoners to the municipal
stone quarry in charge of a special
officer. 1t now costs the city 81 per
day to board prisoners at the jail.
Drunkenness continues to be the
principal charge on the police court
blotter, and the Mayor said that if
men insisted upon getting drunk in
public he proposed to make them
work instead of Willing away their
time in Jail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-06-27

result is anything but commend
able. Time, we doubt not, will
remedy this our present objection
combining itself chiefly TO Ameri-
can newspapers printing such
stuff as that which we have quot
ed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-06-27

Currency Crissinger on the basis CT
the bank call of May 9Th, show that
there is ample money and credit in the
country now to meet all of the de-
mands of business, industry and agri-
culture. Bank resources and bank
deposits are going, up, as are the re-
serves of all of the national banks.
This means easier money and easier
credit facilities for ali legitimate bus
mess demands. Financial conditions
shown by the national bank reports
indicate clearly the basis for the re-
cent reduction in interest rates on
government securities, which are be-
coming more and more popular with
the banks, and for the reduction in
federal reserve rediscounC rates. Re-
sources of the national banks are over
twenty billion dollars, the highest
point on record with two exceptions
curing the period of initiation follow
ing the war.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-06-27

Harrisonburg-With only 37S
acres of the 37S,000 acres of forest
land in the Shenandoah National
Forest destroyed by fire during the
past fire season, the Federal fores-
try supervisors here made Il re-
markable record this spring. The re-
port of the damage was made by s.
II. Marsh, forestry supervisor, from
the headquarters of the Valley
counties region here. A great part
of the success in preventing fires
during the past season has been at
tributed largely by the Federal su-
pervisors to the work of the resi-
dents and the individuals who own
large timber tracts in the Valley
area. Plans are now under way for
more complete protection of the
Shenandoah forest during the fall
season. 1t is hoped by the officials
that the disastrous fires that swept
certain section this spring will be
averted during the fall months.
Danyille-The police and State
prohibition agents were unusually
active yesterday in this vicinity.
Two stills were cut near Whitmell,
a third at Suthcrlin. while local of
ticerS raiding the l<nc of William
Norris, negro, found miniature
liquor plant with two stills erected
in the house. Pits were dug in two
stable buildings, in which large bar
rels were sunk. A quantity of
mash was found
Richmond-In a statement made
public here today, Oliver J. Sands,
executive manager and treasurer of
the Tobacco Growers Cooperative
Association, said that the action of
the war finance corporation in APP
proving miximum loan of $50
100000 to the association definitely
settles all questions relating to the
ability of the association to finance
the movement of the tobacco crop
this section. He added that the
will "cause no shock to
the financial situation in this dis
trict."
WilliamSburg-The Fourth of July
will be observed in a noteworthy
manner in Williamsburg, for, hav-
ing borrowed a page from the child
hood history Of this great republic,
citizens Of the town and students of
the college will stage a grand pag-
cant, and men and women of illus
trious names in the early days will
be present wearing the costumes
that were then in vogue.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-06-27

carrying his body. Suddenly the
procession stopt. Mr.. Ford had
come to life. AS soon as the cask-
ct was opened he s4r upright, and,
on seeing six palbearers. cried out
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-06-27

at once: Put this casket on wheels
and lay off five men, Wall
Street Journal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-06-27
They Couldn't Know

VI ACK 1918 the greatest newspaper of the day declared that
the world had reached the limit of human expansion 1t
even went further saying that there weren't enough sup
plies in the world to support further growth of population
The mind CT couldn't conceive Of the miracles that human i'll
qenu would perform during the twentieth century 1t couldn't
imagine that would be wrought by agricultural
METHODS and modern manufacturing genius 1t ignorant OF
Transportation know the sales methods o
today could the vital part that would be played by adj
vertSng.
Even today there who fail TO realize what important
factor advertising become Advertising is much part OF
todays life as electricity antsepc surgery automobiles
keeps us un-todate the many things need order to live
profitable happy and useful lives presents for approval
articles of all kinds and for all purposes The requirements OF
each member of the family by advertised offers of good
merchandise Of proved value
The advertisements save time money and effort for those who
read them and follow their guidance They practical guara-
tees of satisfaction.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-06-27

An applicant for worl, at the
Ford employee if it were true that
the company was always finding
methods of speeding up production
by using fewer men. The veteran
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-06-27

replied:
Most certainly. In fact" he con-
tinued, 81 just had dream which
illustrates the point. Mr.. Ford was
dead and | could see the pallbearers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-06-27

m-cnyL MNayn ;u A. Swanson Virginia o
IL % r
hi
%m mmrdnfrw free delivery nc n wa
oGdnOm mes Sb o. tn
m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-06-27

Married men have a much better
chance OF getting a job Or farm than
single men, according to figures COM
piled by the Department OF Agricul-
tUre.
OF 1927 farm jobs advertised in
Eastern farm papers in 1920, 1921
and 1929, single men were wanted IN
ISL instances and married men in 4l6
instances. In 39S cases the social re-
quirements were not stated.
MANY farmers who hire laborers
have no dwellings to let and, conse.
quently, canot employ married men,
the Department explains al the far
mcr has a dwelling FOR the family of
the laborer, he prefers that II should
be occupied"
Reports Of conditions of nationa
banks compiled BY Comptroller of the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-06-27

The House Committee on Elections
has moved to curb and regulate cam
paign expenditures to meet the Su-
preme Court decision in the Newberry
case and the opinion recently rendered
by Attorney General Daugherty which
are regarded as having taken the lid
off expenditures in all Congressional
primaries and in the election of Sen
atOrs.
A bill has been intp& uced by the
Chairman of this committee which
provides that campaign expenditures
of members of the House shall be linn
tied to $4,000 ana of slembers of the
Senate to $4,000. He meets the Su
preme Court objection by avoiding the
use of the word primaries" altogeth-
er and makes it incumbent upon can
didates for Congress to make re-
port OF expenditures to the federal
covering the period be-
ginning when they first announce
their candidacy for office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-06-27

The continuation Of the strike
among the bituminous coal miners is
beginning to tell upon the nerves of
the present Republican administHa-
ton. President Harding feels, after
receiving data and information bear
ing upon the situation, that the strike
cannot be expected to be prolonged
very much longer without serious con-
sequences to the public and the
country as well resulting.
A statement recently issued by the
Secretary of Commerce showed that
the American coal consuming public
was getting rid Of some 100000 tons
of bituminous coal each week, while
the production in the non-union- fields
was but 100000 tons. With this
balance against production, it can be
seen that within a very short time
the situation is bound to become
grave. Therefore, the administration
will do everything in its power to bring
about an agreement between the OPP
orators and the miners.
ISAAC GREGG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-06-27

Reports Of conditions of national
banks compiled BY Comptroller of the
The Colfax chronicle., 1922-03-11

M. Gus Shackelford and Mr. and
M. sam Shackeiford. Of Alexandria,
were guests last Sunday Of Mr.. and
Nm. ]. n Duflho.
The Colfax chronicle., 1922-03-11

NJ. and Mrs. Chas Nunally vii
nfrive to-day to visit Mr.. and Mrs. G
WI LaCroix.
The Colfax chronicle., 1922-03-11

Special inducements every Wednes-
Az and Saturday it j W. Duncan
The Colfax chronicle., 1922-03-11
TIE coHax Chronicle


See our bulletin board. NV. Dun
can Co, Ltd.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-06-18
SrGFOent SarOiHg hat wcIteridliit.
terrible Gntidlcionnq III fallen.

@nibinstOu ,. s. - Grdiioeut
@oroing bat ole mi6tige i5roQe SIT
entiheioen oh bel Dem Stoatsciieu
~ SonoluIu ont 4. (}uli Gontre- 9lo-
mirol Siupion o6er @eueraImoiur
Summerou - 5uerlt nit Suppe be-
oient wer0cn muB. 8ouu. Sor.
rington bon 0opdii bate nm @nt-
iheioung oieier 6rage gebcten. uno
Der gSSu0ge gI0uocatc" ser 9Irmee
bat fir oen General. ser ,Sioae
2lopoeote" Der 6Iotte ober iiir ben
40miroI entid)ieoen. @r0i. Sor0.
ing bat nun oils Sdlicosridlter Ole
gntiheiOung 81 trefieu 8ei Der
6roge banoeIt eS iih 0urltm, rper
non Sen bei0eu Sfficieren ieinen
ietigen Gong om IanQiten inne bot
Ytnn glnubt, ooB General Slim.
meroG ieine Suppe am 4. GSuIi SIT.
crit erboIteu miro.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-06-18
Sin beSeutiumcr Seller.
Ennhnsfn. Nlidl. On Sic

SauSnsfp, Did. 2;n Ole Gin.
tpeimtngSfcier cineS aricqcroenf
mails sur Grinneruna an Die EbeiI.
nnbme omericoniLber SoIooten om
@cltfrieg fam in Sonou5tp. Mid.,
elm beoentIiher MiBton, ols in Iee-
ter Stlnoe oie gutoedung qemoht
pur0e. ooB Der ouf Dem Gcnfnot
Oorgeitellte SoI0ot nidt sic omeri.
coltiidlc, ionOem 0ie britiihe @
llniformblouie trGgt. Die 0ortiqe
v9lmericon &eqion" IeQtc eutihicoen
@erwobritng gegen oieien 1ebler oes
GcntnoI5 ein un0 9tiemon0 nubm
in Uniform on ser Gntbulung 0eS
9eufmoIS, Die niht gut pcrihoben
mcr0en fonnte, ioiuie an ser @arooe,
Die Der 1Seier porolsqing, tbeil.
Gie Goulttp-Gomniiiion, Die 0oS
9enfnoI aufite0cn IieB. oc5 bis Jest
ouf ritno $4,000 81 itcben fommt.
bat inoeS beriprofen, Den 6ebIer be.
ieitigen SIT loiIen mas nihtS}ln0ereS
beoeutet, oIs ooB cine U6llig neue
SoIoatenfieur beihofff meroen muB.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-06-18
America'S ScintansSfOitcu.

FariS. Die aoiten ser antcri.
coniiden 9eiosunaStruppen om
8beiu. oie iih lett 2lbihIuB oeS
&oiieuitiuitan0s. be}p. @eqjm Der
9eiaBima in 9topcnbcr 1918 ouf
rtno S250,0)0.000 beloufcn. lolcu.
pic in Eori$ bctount acQeben miro.
bier i'm &ultfe ser Mode pom pot
id)oitcrrotb Ger Gntcntc. Dem in ole,
lem Sale oudl Scr Horiicr america,
niihc 9otihaiter ~. Z. &crrid m.
acbort, erortert ncroen.
Die irou30iiide 3eaierlirq bat
oltf oie gtotc ser &er. taoten bin,
in Der GrioB oicier aoiten pcrIonQt
miro non Dem @otihuftcrratb cine
2InfraQe aCridltet betreifS Der 0}tt.
tel umo @cgc mic iene Ior0crlna
bcfrie0i9t lperocu t0nnte. Die Scr.
Stooten beitebeu in Ser betreffcuoen
9Sotc Stoot@iecretar 8uQheS' 0orouf,
Dab 9lmcrico fir ieiue 9IuSIoaen ent,
ih0oiGt miro, ehc ole gutente on Oje
GertbeiIuna 0ci,tiber gutidldoi.
qllngaael0er Qebi @cIaien uno
tSranfreid bobcu fiir ibrc 9eiat.
lngSfolten pouit0noiqen Griob in
8eItaIt Ocutid)cr 2ieferlnaeu erbuI,
ten; @roBbritonnien lit cbeuioa2
foit oollitan0io cntidooiqt, tbeillpeiie
in boor; MIR sic Ger. Staatcn ho.
ben nod nid]t5 Crboltcn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-06-18
Der >rog,eMe DC 980biss
gtrcie.

Gincinucti, 8. Tic 8oG8tqs.
ausidlliic Der 6 characterization.
}tr6citcr.llniouen IN ie0er Der 3 30.
nen oc5 2onoes mer0eu om -. e5uni
in Chicago }uiammentretcn, nm
giniidt 3u nchmen in Die GrgebniIie
Der Gtreifd6itimnmug Der 99crf,
itottcnorbeiter, oie on iolgen0en
1oac einqelolfen ieiu uiiiien. Gen.
te Elm Streif beidloiien peroeu,
Damn miro oerieI6c orr /. ryuIi BE-.
ginnen, Ipie llnionbeomte pcrii6cr.
ten Das ReiuItot miro, nie 4}rdi.
,SelpeQ erfldrte, an 2l5cn0 oes %.
,Suni befonnt eegeben meroen ton.
nen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-06-18
Miiufen.GFicaao in "A StnnOcu?

6cnf. - Director 9orr pon ocn
Zeppelin @crfeu in 1Sric0ricsGafen
plant, pie in SEM bcrit)tet Miro,
ben 9nu zines @enfIuftidiifcs bon
100000 Grbitmeter Sos uno no.
loren bon insgeinmmt 5000 4icroe.
frditen Nit Oieienl 2uitihiif bofft
Der @rbouer in "a Stnnocn BON
g|itnden nuf Gbicogo iliegeu SIT
fonnen 0os 5Irtg3cu9 ioa gebollt
mer0en, iopie Die Gntente oen 9ou
bon 2uititiffen betreffs oeIIcn Der
@er'oilIer &ertroq beItimutc Gin
i6rdnfltnaen entbdIt uie0er Qon9
frei9ibt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-06-18
GualouS'S auSNciperrtc Nrbeiter
lentcu Cir.

gunbuu. Ole y2lmolqomoteo
engineering lluion" bot, mjc IN
2onoon befanat qe9eben luurOe. nit
76.l7S Qcacn 39.A32 5timmeu be.
ihloiien. Oic &oridlIdqc ocr Arbeit'
qeber fir 0ie 9eiIeoilna Der 2Iua.
iperrlmQ ih Der britiidlen @}oidlnen.
SSnouitric onjuncbmen. SoboIo Ger
&crbono Der 9IrbeitQeber oo5 2Ib.
formeu 0ittqehe ben bat, fom oic
2Irbeit in ocn tetrciieuoen 6nbrifeu
0ic ia Wo6cn qerl1t bate, micocr
oiliqenoulmeu rcr0cn. Nic Nus
iperr1nQ eritredtc iid) 5citneiIiQ ouf
tlngeidbr 0rci5icrtcI Dtiqion 2trbei
fer.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-06-18
Sin GntentcsMnuSrt iiber Ceitrr.
reid ?

gSien. - 9foh cmer aus @rog IN
g8ien eingetroficnen OlcIOun9 ioa
Ger Oberite Gntcnterotb iiA an Die
Stegierllng Scr GihehosSlomdtei
nit nem griuhcn qcpon0t hobcn,
lid bereit 3u boIten prooiioriih elm
Nonoot iibcr 0eiterreid) SIT iibcr.
nebn1en bis oie am 8ertrn9 bon ct.
@erncin betheiIigten Wddte iiber
meitere Shritte berotben babelt. IS
ioqen 5tpel 8orihldge gemnft iein:
uo,b Dem einen iolen itne Signa.
tltrmdd)te aemeinidloftlid 0as 0}nn-
0ot iiber Die 9tepubIif ilbernc6meu;
nod 0cn un6ercn ioIlte 0o5lelbc
Stolien iI6ertragen mer0en,
,5n g8ien berrIdt 0ie 9Iniidt nor,
ooB Der 3uiomnenbruA 0eiter-
reih's cine Geoiiion 0e5 6rieOen5
Don ct. @ermoin i'm @eioIQe baben
miro. Die Regierllng gibt often III
re SilfIoii9feit 5u; lie ertIdrt 6o5
Shobnut lei Ieer, Der ~Greoit ocs
2onoes qIeid nuQ. bic Jobrifcn ge-
ihloiien umo sic 9eu0lferltng ouber
Stanoe, ibre Stcuern iel6It 3u emf
rihten.
Ser itetiqe gtie6erqona Deter
reih's miro bon 6en Fiibrcrn ser
Gn6eutihen nod ardftcu ousgc.
mist, oie ooroltf beitehen 0oB Dem
2ouo MIR ourf einen NnihluB an
GelttidAoro geboIien mcr0en fonne,
oo Elm ioIdcr 2lnidltB Sen ooppeI-
ten 93uben ser 0eutihcn 1nitiatipe
uno 6es oeutidcn 6an0els nie ben
oes ruiiii6 beutihen @ertrogs nit
iih bringcn piir6e G$ miro iuoes
Oornuf bingemieien, ooB Ger 6ric6en
BON geriuiues Den 3uiommenjhluB
0eiterreid'5 uno Geuti6lano's Der.
bietct
Die Situation Bat eineu neuen
Sobepunct erreiht, oIs Die 0itcrrei.
t)iid)e arone ouf Den nod nift oa-
getpeienen Iiefiton0 bon 2f,000
aronen duf Den Gonar herubionf.
arseiidts bieier ggltmert6ung oes
oiterreihiihcn 8eI0es mar Die Re
gierung Ge3punaeu, Dos Gorloment
um einen neuen Credit pom 27O
Mlintor0en Aronen 81 eriu6en, nm
Ole Iouien0en 2IusQoben 0eden 3u
fonnen. Tic Freiie iteigcn iclbn
nod itneller. oIs Dos 8cI0 on
Nert6 uerliert.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-06-18
ee6enSmitteI uieSer tlemrcr

&aillinston, .. Is. Die sc.
ben2ntttelprciic i'm aIeinbanocl Iino
in Ser 3eit pom 10. 2Ipril bis 3iun
Is. 0}ot IN IS StGotcn Der Gcr.
Staaten in oie 00be un0 in 10 on-
oeren Stdoten bcrlnter gcQon0cn,
mic oo5 @an0eI50cportcncnt in
@oibinaton betnmt qab.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-06-18
ttuerhSrte 2suSpIanEermna
OeutIcSsIauH's.

Berlin. Cine Qenfi6rift
0es 0elitiheu Reid5 sSinuu5-
minilteriuHs mnd)t icuuooIoie
9lngaben iiber Die ieiteu5 Ser
@ntente 9eboroeu i'm rbeiul.
iheu 9eioBung5gebict gciibte
maBIoie @eIouerihleuoerluQ.
60 i0aen Dem irans0iiihen
9ommonoircu0en 0ic Eeppi6e
i'm Qiain3er SdIoB nid)t gut
geuug gelueien iein mo er Bar
auetb0Oen beiteut bobeu; ein
britiidcr @eomicr broudlte mn.
beoingt enl blalleiOeueS 9ett
uno Gmpire-SuIonln0bel. 9te.
benbei erluGbnt Der 9eriht,
0oB auf Stnot9toiten IS s5rell
bcnbdulcr eingeridtet merOcu
mBten.
Die 9ibeinIon0 Gomnaillon.
Ole nob Oen 9eItinuuun0cn
0e5 GCrioiIler &ertrags pier
@}itglieber jGbleu iou, be3iifert
lid iett ouf rliuo orei5ebu.
bun0ert &0pic. ,Sn ltmuit
telborem &iocriprut init Dem
@ertrog muBten fir Ole Gnten
tetruppen im 9eiosunqsqebiet
q Sluapldbe uno Z ShieB.
pIGbe eingSidtet merOcn. gll,
les Dies 5ilantmen bat 80
NtiaiorOen Marf @oIo ooer IA
VtiIiorpen Mari Yopier Der
idIlinGen. fir 0ie Teutiblano
mlifommeu mB.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-06-18
&aGnGan i'm Sdmarsiualb.

Ter ibon ieit layQer Belt in 2ln.
griif genonnene 9mt Der ncucn
SdDor3nolo Guerbobn BON 1itiice
iiber Sdlu.tiec nod ct. RIoiien
un6 tDejter oos albthol bino6 bis
5m R5ciu idreitet MIR iebr lana.
lam 0orparts, 10 6oB ON 0ie qeoIon.
te t6ciiDeiie ,Snbetriebnabme bis
lum So0re 1923 foum qcoadlt iper.
Den torn Bur 3eit 1T leoielif Der
6rolIen3ug bis Sdlud)tjec fertiooe.
Itellt uno bic bouptidhIidilcn 8ia,
oucte ouipemouert.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-06-18
9nS 0eneite: - &criidernng acaen
'3milliugc, 9rillinec nilu.

GbicagU. Niiittcr f0nnen itb
icBt gegcn 3pi1iugc periihern lai.
ien, pie Ole britiihe 6irmu 2IopoS
hurh ibren &ertrcter in Chicago,
Su.. befnnnt aebcu IieB. Die Br1,
uIieu fir Die 2lnti 3>pilinqS @oIiccn
>ucrocn uui @umO elmer RriiIunQ
Scr 6omiIiengeidlid)tc Der 2IppIicon.
tin berednet; limo IN elmer 6oiuiIie
houiiq 3DiainQe qeboren Damn lit
oie &rdmja bod, @ei 0riutngen
miro Ole oreifadc, bei &ierIin9cu
Die pieriode @eriiherurg ouaQc-
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Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-06-18
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