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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-09-11
PROMINENT Man
SUICIDES over
UNKNOWN WOMAN
BY Associated Press.

LOS ANGELES, CAL, Sept. 10
William oliver Radford, son of
William H, Radford, millionaire
mining man of San Francisco, sui
cided last night, taking cyanide of
potassium. The body was found
tonight
A message was left for Mrs. N.
G. Busch of st. Louis, in which she
is referred to as ''the only girl |
ever loved
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 10.-No
reason is assigned by Bradford's S
relatives for his act. His father is
at present in Siberia, attending to
mining interests, and the mother is
prostrated at her home in this city.
Nothing is known of Mrs. Busch
by the Bradford family.
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HAS
MURDER CASE TO
CONTEND WITH
BY Associated Press.

VIENNA. ILL.,, Sept. 10.-Thomas
Sheridan, the states attorney OF
Johnson county, shot and killed
Harry Thacker here tonight The
trouble between the two men is said
to have been the result of criti-
cisms on the part of Sheridan of
the official acts of the father of
young Thacker, who is county
commissioner. Owing to the feel
ing prevailing here, Sheridan was
taken to Cairo and lodged in jail.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-09-11
ELECTRIC PARADE
ANNOUNCES CLOSE
OF CELEBRATION
BY Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1O.-The
festivities attendant on the Admis-
sion day celebration here drew to
close tonight with a gorgeous
pageantry and grand bal masque at
the Auditorium. Many beautiful
floats, gaily bedecked and illumined
with electric lights, were in line.
A unique feature of the parade was
the Chinese contribution. Scores
of Chinese school children in uni
form marched and they were fol-
lowed by a huge representation of
the mythical Chinese dragon.
The electrical parade was the
official ending of the festivities, but
long after the shouting tumult that
marked the procession had died
away, the sidewalks and streets
| teemed with thousands of merry
makers and maskers.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-09-11
WESTERN TOUR
OF THEODORE ROOSEVELT
IS CONCLUDED
Stops at Pittsburg Long Enough to De-
liver Two Addresses and Denounces
Politicians and CorruptMen of Wealth

he will be at home at Oy-
ster Bay. After dinner the colonel
was driven to Croos Town, where
from the historic balcony of the
Monongahela house facing the
river of that name, he addressed
an enormous crowd. From this
rostrum Henry Clay, the late King
Edward, then Prince of Wales, Cen
eral Grant and the martyred presi-
dents, Lincoln, Garfield and Nc
Kinley, have addressed the Pitts
burg people. The colonel talked on
good citizenship.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-09-11

BALDWIN FLIES
UNDER and OVER
MANY BRIDGES
BY Associated Press.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 10.-Captain
Thomas Baldwin made a fourteen
mile aeroplane flight over the Miss
issippi here this afternoon in nine
teen minutes. He crossed over
three and flew under two bridges
while in the air. On the upward
flight he went under the Eads
bridge, and narrowly missed a ferry
boat as he emerged from a cloud
of smoke.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-09-11
MANY ATTEND
The EUChARISTIC
CONGRESS MASS

MONTREAL. Canada, Sept. 10
The announcement was maze To-Day
that the next Eucharistic congress
would be held in Vienna, Austria
The fifth day of the congress
opened with an extraordinary
demonstration ut the foot of Mount
Royal. Pontifical mass was said
at the repository built near the
base of the mountain with Arch
bishop Farley of New York as the
celebrant. Fully $4,000 people as
sembled before the ceremonies be-
gan. Cardinal Legate vannutelli
presided and Archbishop o'Connei
preached the sermon.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-09-11
BY Associated Press.

PITTSBURG, Pa, Sept. 10.-The
western tour of Roosevelt was vir-
tually concluded at Plttsburg to-
night. He stopped here long
enough to deliver two addresses, in
which he flercely denounced dis
honest politicians and corrupt men
of wealth, and appealed to the
people to follow up the work of re-
form which they had begun. Fol-
lowing the addresses, the colonel
attended an informal dinner. To-
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BY Associated Press.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 10.-In
a scorching statement Governor
Malcolm Patterson tonight withdrew
from the candidacy as Democratic
nominee for governor of Tennessee,
furnishing sensational climax to
the long, bitter preliminary cam
paign. The governor has already
served two terms, and he an
nounced his candidacy for third
term in compliance with the wishes
of the state committees who de-
clared him the Democratic nominee
without opposition. The opponents
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QUARRELS OVER BOOTY;
THIEF KILLS PARTNER
By Associated Press.

SEATTLE, Sept. 10.-An uniden-
titled man known as Gus" Short
was shot and killed today in a room
in lodging house by Gus Eckola,
bartender. Eckola escaped. The
police say the dead man was a
thief and he and Eckola quarreled
over the division of. the proceeds of
two recent robberies.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-09-11
WORLDS AUTO
RECORD BROKEN
SEVEN Times
BY Associated Press.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Sept TO-
Ralph De Palms automobile circu-
lar track record for a mile was
broken seven times at the state
fair track this afternoon. Ker-
scher, Burnham and Oldfeld all
lowered the mark of 51.S0 set by
De Palma. On the same track a
year ago Oldfield made the best
time. covering the distance in
1925.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-09-11
SENATOR CAREY
OUT FOR GOVERNOR
OF WYOMING
BY Associated Press.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Sept. 10
Former United States Senator Joseph
Carey, father of the so-called Carey
enlarged homestead act, today an
nounced his independent candidacy
for the governorship of Wyoming,
giving as a reason the series of
charges against what he termed a
Republican state ring" He de-
fines the 'ring" as coterie, which
he says has dominated Wyoming
politics since the state was admit
ted to the Union.
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WlTHDRAWS AS
CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR
OF TENNESSEE
Governor Patterson Announces That
Conditions Make His Candidacy an
Injustice to Party and Friends.

of the governor declined to enter
the primary, preferring to submit
the matter to a convention, and
the governor, in order to avoid
threatened split, withdrew in the
interest of harmony.
In signed statement to the As
sociated Press tonight the governor
says: Il became a candidate for
governor for the third term contrary
to my personal wishes. Conditions
have arisen, however, which appear
to make my further candidacy an
injustice to both my friends and
to the Democratic party"
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County Paws Handsome Tribute to T. L. Odde BY Giving
Him Large Plurality Over Massey.
MYSTERY IN KILLING
OF A PROMINENT MAN
BY Associated Press.

TACOMA, Wash, Sept 10.-Sur-
rounded by signs of desperate
struggle, Captain T. d. Blom, head
of a large fish dealing concern,
was found in park in the center
of the city this morning with his
throat cut and the doctors have no
hope of his surviving his injuries,
which We're apparently inflicted by
robbers.
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George B. Swasey, 1856; E. A. Har-
mer, 10; Jas. L. Hayward, SO.
The Democratic results gave Gill
bert Ross a splendid plurality over
Frank Williams for Lieutenant
governor, The race for the assem-
bly, and county clerk is rather close.
In the last named Office but few
votes stand between J. E. McNa-
mara and j. A. Timlin. and the re-
naming precincts may change the
present standing. The count fol-
lows:
United States senator-Key Pitt
man, 4l9; G. H. Mcintosh, 269;
James G. Sweeney, 148.
Representative in congress-Ch
S. Sprague, 434; Robert L. Hub
bard, 31S.
Governor-D. S. Dickerson, 551;
Frank R. Nicholas, 1874.
Lieutenant governor-Gilbert c.
Ross, 632; Frank Williams, 21O.
Secretary of state-George Brod-
igan, 6S3.
State treasurer-David M. Ryan
467; John b. O'Sullivan, 294.
State controller Sam p Davis
Cos. - t-
Surveyor general Charles L
Deady, 625.
Attorney general-Cleveland H
Baker, 379; George B. Thatcher
313; James Donovan, 113.
Superintendent of state printing
Joe Farnsworth, 444; Ernest L
Bingham, 236.
Regent of state university (lonI
term) Charles B. Henderson, 567
Inspector of mines-T. J. Lydon
3S4; Edward Ryan, 29O; Car
Stoddard, 1923.
Clerk of the supreme court-Jo
Josephs, COS.
. District judge of the Fifth Ju
dicial district-P. E. Keller, 629.
Members of the assembly-D.
Fitzgerald, SIS; w. l.. Hacker, sos
I. Ed E. Walker, 499 Henry {
Schmidt, 476; Branch H. Smitl
: 457; T. D. Rogers, 439; J.
Piercy, ABS; Charles Benson, 423
, E. ]. Briggs, 419; Fred B. Wei
400; Henry w. Bruner, S43.
), Sheriff and assessor-Ed Male,
662.
|, County clerk. E. McNamar
276; J. A. Timlin, 263; Louis
l. Conley, 217.
T. Treasurer-Frank P. Manni
SIT; Thomas S. Marshall, 269.
g Recorder and auditor = Pudc
G. Grimes, ABS; Sam F. Lindsay, 27
IL. F. McCambridge, 129.
c. District Attorney A. Sander
6S6.
lg County commissioner (long tern
T. O'Connell, 512; Clement
rt Milward, 255.
County commissioner (short tern
n &C. A.. Humphrey, 365; Geor
ar Foley, 259; j. R. Lane, 209.
S. Public administrator-L. l.. Bl
IN menthal, sos.
Justice of the peace (Tonop
IL township)-J. p. Brissell, 315.
Y Constable (Tonopah township
n Chas G. Smith, 375.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-09-11
SLAYER OF NEWELL
BROTHERS is HANGED
By Associated Press.

SALEM, Ore, Sept. 1O.-At the
penitentiary Ike Harrell was hanged
for the murder of Walter Newell
Harrell was employed by Newell
and his brother as a sheepherder
last June, and upon being dis
charged he killed both of the
brothers as he was paid off.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-09-11
SONIERSAULT BY A FAST
PAGER IN A RACE
By Associated Press.

PORTLAND, Ore, Sept 10.-In
the stock show 2:14 pace for
$1,000, Junior Dan Patch won
Chiquita second; Lou Miller third.
Best time, 2:0SR. Chiquita turned
a somersault while scoring in the
second heat, but neither horse nor
driver was injured.
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GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL
DEPARTS FOR THE EAST

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 10
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Charles Nagel left for Boston to-
night after day inspecting the
local bureau of immigration. He
stated that he was on the coast on
matters OF department business.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-09-11
SOCIALISTS OF
CALIFORNIA ARE
IN CONVENTION
BY Associated Press.

SAN JOSE, Cal, Sept. 10.-With
forty-seven delegates, many of them
women, present from all parts of
the state the Socialist state con-
vention organized this afternoon
with ~ A. Richardson of San Ber-
nardino as chairman and George
Dunning OF Los Angeles as secre-
tary A new state central commit
tee was elected and the platform
which will be adopted tomorrow
was drafted.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-09-11
STEAMER RUNS AGROUND
IN SAN DIEGO MUD FLATS
By Associated Press.

SAN DIEGO, CAL, Sept. 10.-The
North Pacific Steamship company's
steamer Roanoke ran aground in
the mud flats while entering the
harbor after dusk this evening.
The vessel is still fast, but in ap-
parently no danger. 1t will prob
ably be fioated at high tide.
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Northern Dispatches Announce Election
of Oddie and State That Spring
meyer is Leading Brown.

Official returns coming in very
slow. Oddie is leading by fair
vote and indications point to NOM
nation of Springmeyer. Roberts has
a good lead over Douglas for con-
gressman and it is believed he will
win out"
The above dispatch was received
last night from Reno and according
to the wording T. L. Oddie will be
the Republican nominee for gov
ernor. A number of the counties
have completed the official count,
while others are waiting for the
outside precincts to report. How
ever, all the returns should be in
by Monday and then the suspense
will be over.
On Friday Brown was leading by
about forty votes, but it is appar-
ent that conditions have changed.
There is a. chance that the four
u
Nye county will proclaim him the
winner, but this is small chance,
as it. is not thought that the total
Republican vote polled at Pioneer,
Duckwater, Currant Creek and Ber-
lin will exceed fifty ballots.
The following figures show the
official count of the ballots cast at
the primary election in the differ
ent county precincts with the excep-
tion Of Pioneer, Duckwater, Cur
rent Creek and Berlin, which have
not yet been received. The major
| ity given to T. L. Oddie over w.
A. Massey totals 4S3 votes, while
Hugh Fl. Brown received 391 votes
more than Springmeyer, in the at
torney general fight. w. w. Booth
4 received a total of 394 votes, while
his opponent. J. c. Mccarthy re
ceived but 10.
The count of the Republican pri
maries is as follows:
!. United States senator-George S
. Nixon, 453.
Representative in congress-E. e
Roberts, 275; J. F. Douglas, 205
,Governor-T. L. Oddie, 519; w
/ A. Massey, 36.
Lieutenant governor-Wm. East
, on, 442.
Justice of the supreme court-F
H. Norcross, 452.
Secretary of state-W. G. Doug
lass, 443.
State treasurer - Fred Balzal
, 252; William Mcmillan, 234.
I State controller - Jacob Egger.
435.
Surveyor general-Con A. Aheri
45O.
Attorney general - Hugh
h Brown, 43O; George Springmeye
v 80.
l. Superintendent of state printin
y W. w. Booth, 394; J. G. M
3, Carthy, 10.
If Superintendent of public instru
a tion-Orvis Ring, 440.
E. Regent of state university (lor
h term) H. E. Reid, 437.
x Regent of state university (sho
t. term flames w. O'Brien, 40S.
Inspector of mines-A. ]. Sti
son, 1856; G. E. Watson, 113; Csc
C. Steel, 102; Edward Sullivan,
Clerk of the supreme court-Jol
w. Legate, 429.
District Judge of the Fifth Ju'
cial district-Mark r. Averill, 4s
Members of the assembly-Ke
u meth j. Booth, 459; w. l. Schillir
N 444; E. P. Wilson, 43S; J. A. But
anan 437; A. H. Elftman 4S
= F. G. (Teddy) Osborn. 427; c.
ay Burkert, 426,
,ss Sheriff and assessor-C. ].
ria quist. 22S; Ralph Wardle. 1SS;
ess j. Barker, II.
Try County clerk-Robt. G. Pohl, 4
mt Treasurer-L. l.. Mushett. 420
i'd Recorder and auditor - NJ.
he Shepard. 42i.
ch- District attorney - Patsy
he Bowler, 444.
as County commissioner Qong ter
be- -R. b. Davis. 1872.
ELI County commissioner (short ter
lell w r. Ackerman. 25s; Joe Co
cir
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FIND BODY IN ORCHARD
NEAR STANFORD MANSION
Rv Assoclated presa

PALO ALTO, Cal, Sept. 10
The body of Albert Lund, young
lumberman, was found in an orchard
adjoining the old Stanford mansion
today with a bullet wound in the
head No reason is known for the
suicide.
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BERNAY. France, Sept. 10.-The
Paris bound express from Cher
bourg was derailed tonight. Seven
persons were killed and fifty in
iured.
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TRAIN AGAINST AERoPLANE.
by Associated Press.

by Associated fress.
SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, Sept. 10
At the state fair to be held here
race will be arranged between
fast express train and an aero
plane. The fair will be held In
October.
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YESTERDAYS BASEBALL
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At Philadelphia--Wa Washington, 2;
Philadelphia, 8.
At Cleveland-Detroit, 10; Cleye-
land, 8.
At Boston-New York. 8, Bos-
ton, 5.
At st. Louis-Chicago 2; st.
Louis. {.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Cincinnati-St Louis, "A; Gin
cinnati. I.
At Chicago-Chicago 4; Pitts
burg. ;.
At New York-Boston. L; New
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Philadelphia.

York. 3.
At Brooklyn Philadelphia. Il;
Brooklyn. I.
COAST LEAGUE.
At San Francisco Portland. ?:
Oakland 0.
At Sacramento-vernon. L Sac
ramento. 3.
At Los Angeles San Francisco
.; Los Angeles. |.
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Public administrator-Arthur H.
keenan,, 406.
Justice of the peace (Tonopah
township H. Atkinson, 333.
Constable (Tonopah township
George B. Swasey, 1856; E. A. Har-
mer, 110; Jas. l.. Hayward, SO.
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itdnoiee 8erihte iiber ben ausfall Der
seitrisen Delsga!enrpabisn Sur touitis
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in 4ntlaseSuitano Derisst DerOen. Die
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prossiiiren. Sober Der 4ugetLdgten
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Sieben bon ben aehn unter 4Htlag.
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Di. 1cutiten Bel Der Genknnialisis'
in Wsriso.


Nus benz Deutiden Reih.
Berlin, 13. Setp. Die asitation
essen 5inberniiIe. pelde Der ginfubr
bon friIhem Jleiih aus anberen Sdns
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seIest perben, 1T i'm 3unebmen besrtts
fen. Baron Shorlemer, Der preubls
fhe 9lderbauminifter, empfing am
Disnitaa cine 0eputoiion BON Der Wns
iipnalen s}IeiStsr 4Foeiation, bi.
ibm cine DentIhrift nit ge3ug out
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Winiftsr iasts, bab er ben grnit Der
Gituation i'm sanssn 2anoe tpobl ere
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nitGren Wabreseln NIT gesus duf bic
Ginfubr BON Sdlahtpieb niht moois
fisirt perben ,onnten, bd biss bod Die
erboffte abbilTe nidt brinsen piiroe.
Stuttgart, 13. Sept. 9err
Dslbriid, Der beutfhe Staatsietretdr
bes Snnern, bielt am Dienitas in elmer
Dffenilitsn 0eriammlung eine Rebe.
in Der CT auf ben 8ori9lag ge5ug
nabm. bab e.fror.nes ameritoniidea
syleiih in 9eutlhldno 5useIahen tper'
ben loII.e. Gr fagte. bab ipidtige fds
nitGre Giufpdnbe sesen ben Vlnn am
plobe Ieien, Der benz Mntpa3ien bea
bsuifdxn 0iebi,dnbes binbsrlih ieir
pirbe. Gr ioste, bab bic iiherfie uur
bette Wetbobe, geferuns IN bic Gage
su bringen, bic lei. bic beutihe 8ieb'
audit su beben, mas einen alimdbIiter
Ridgans Der boben Jkiihpreiis gu,
aolse baben piirbe.
0as Refultat Der aaiisr'
WtanDper.
Sn mabgebenben miIi.driihen arei,
fen bsihdftisi man iih auf oas lebbaf'
tsits mi. bsmReIuliat Der ioeben beenosa
ten aaiiermanoper. ipelde i'm Geldno'
6iilih bon Der Wsihiel big sur pai4
large sipiihen bem eriten unb fieb5ebn'
ten 4emesiorps itattfanben. Nah ben
llrtbeil Der Shiebsrihier. an berer
SpiBe Der aaii,r i.lbit itano. bat oi,
nsue araus Jelouniiorm bic prob,
aldnsenbe beitanben. Die Srupper
parsn bis auf bstr1htlite gutfernuns
nidlt ertsnnbar. unb 3nblrsihs grfclss
pelte in ben Gdmpfeu. bic burb Jas
unb Rahi fortoduerten. sr3ieli ipurben
ipdrsn auf oieIen umitano SuriidSufiib
rem. Die SfeiniteIlunsen tduihtsr
ipaar bic Quftfd)iife, bic iib fonit. 5u
mai bsim 8esinn bes GHehis, boz
irefflih betpdbri baiten.
gs III baber iein Wunbsr, bab iih II
ben bohIten milit1riihen areiisn BIZ
qr0bte 3ufrienerNit nit ben er3ielttr
!Reiulibatsn tunbsiebi. Die grpar
iunsen, tpelhs on bic einfiihrung be,
.unfhibar mahenoen" Uniform &c
iniipft purben. baben fih i'm polliter
Tsabe erfiillt.
qrins 3einrid ponYaperi
pirb 0ferreidifder
Sffi3ier.
g,rina beinrih bon gapern, Der ali
Gin 8ere9rer Seiterreifs gift. febel
mad gras in Sieiermart iier unb trit
in bic 0Itsrr.ihiihe 4rmee Elm. Der an
"a Suni 1884 In Mliinftn seboren
prins mar bislans Sberleutnant in ]
Ghiperen Rsiterrteiment. Ct III be
siuaiQe Gcbn nes I'm Sabre 1907 ee
f1estsnen pysnls lsnGynHlf, irsI4sS tGpe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-14

Sil6en ler unter an6(age
Qe6en0en gQilagoer pa6er
6aben je $4,000 8iirss
i1aft fir ibr Gribeiz
men gettellt.
@eiteres iiber ben Nussans Der
Wablen in Wtaine.
pie osesisfatur fark oemo-
Rratif6.
3pei Q.ssr Bel 1iptOnbiGs, ssnu.,
selpnft.
gntriiitsts giirssr Don RuFeu, Rp.,
perbrsnnen arpei Saus50o.s,
Sn ben.n in unseisBIihsr DsiTs
W6istp pertauft porpsn mar.
Der goli3eidef 1oDibiou Don pprtss
moutb, g.. gu 5000 geIoitrofe
perurtbeiIt,
Weil er Dbistp in actcl SptiOu>Ges
biet sebratt
unb feline 5reunoe pomtt trattirt
bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-14
g orue 9 b e II q t.

Sic: oGileuoe @oIfen, SegIer Der
Qiiite, ner nit eut lpauoerte, ner
nit euh ihiitel @riiBt mir nletn
&eimatDlanO." ...
gr: Pa 9}ebetfaIeben. d lenfbo.
res 2uftidiff toaf ia Cir bod nigl"