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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-12-21
SwindIing Game Over Telephone.

Madison Democrat: Get rich quick
over the telephone is one of the latest
innovations in Madison. Ir the past
the police have had all kind of smooth
guy cases to deal with but here is a
new one. On Saturday afternoon one
of the leading dry goods stors received
a telephone message from an apparent
~ business-like fellow He gave an
order for two pairs of lady's silk hose
of the value of So He said he must
have the goods at once AS he had to
make train and suggested that the
delivery boy also bring $17 in change
as he had nothing less then a $40 bill.
He gave his address as 507 West Will
son street.
His order was carried out to the
letter and now the dry goods firm is
out ST. and the hose When the de-
livery boy arrived at 507 West Wilson
street he found the house vacant. The
smooth guy, however, was on the in
side. He opened a side window and
received from the delivery boy the
hose and SIT in change. He then in
vited the innocent young man to step
to the rear door as he wanted to give
him $40 bill. The delivery man
did as he was told. He wrapped at
the door. There was no response.
Then he raped again but no one ap-
peared. He tried the door but found
it locked. Then he got wise to the
swindler. He hurried to the front
but the gent and hose and the $17 had
flown.
A "For Rent sign appeared on
the house and the swindler went to
the home of the owner to get the key.
He said that he wanted to look the
house over but that he would not re.
turn for an hour as he expected some
members of his family to come down.
In the meantime he phoned to the dry
goods store and then hurried to the
house to wait for his victim.
Merchants should be on the watch
for swindlers of this kind.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-12-21
The Holiday Trading.

Last Saturday registered a very
large holiday trade in Lancaster. The
streets and stores were crowded most
of the day especially the afternoon
and evening, with prosperous looking
people out to do their early Christmas
shopping, and the succeeding days of
this week are showing a repetition of
Saturdays trade. Lancaster mer-
chants have prepared literally with
large and choice stocks of goods to
meet the expected demand, knowing
that in year of such bounteous crops
as the country has been blessed with
this year and with such an abundance
OF money in the country, the Christ
mas trade ought to be large. And
with the goods to supply the trade
the merchants have been liberal holt
day advertisers. The columns of The
Herald have been teeming with holt
day announcements which the people
were interested in during the past
two weeks. Last week this paper
consisted of 20 pages and this week
it consists of 20 pages, to meet the
demands made upon our space. We
have printed over 100 columns of
advertising in these two weeks.
The store windows show beautiful
and attractive displays and awaken
much admiration among the shoppers.
Nowhere in this section of country
can you find better stocks of goods or
at more reasonable prices than in
Lancaster.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-12-21
EIGHTEEN PETITIONS
{ FOR FULL CITIZENSHIP
To De Acted Upon at February
Term of Circuit Court.
These Foreign-born Residents Have New
er Taken Out Their Complete
Naturalization Papers.

Because Of the fact that no petitions
for naturalization can be heard in
circuit court within thirty days of
general election a number of our
foreign born residents who expected
to be made citizens at the fall session
of court were disappointed.
The list of petitions to be heard at
the February term was augmented
greatly in consequence.
Previous to the last session of the
legislature a person who had declared
his Intentions" could attain almost
full powers of citizenship and retain
them for long time at least without
securing the other requisite papers
The following amendment to the
state constitution corrected his how
ever. Persons of foreign birth who
prior to the first day of December A.
D., 1908, shall have declared their in
tentions to become citizens conform
able to the laws Of the United States
| on the subject Of naturalization, pro.
vided, the rights hereby granted
to such persons shall cease on the first
day of December A. D. 1912. =
Petitions for naturalization will be
presented at the February term of
circuit court by the following Grant
County residents Following each
name is the native country and pres
ent home of the applicant: Frederick
Kilinge, Germany, Platteville; Fred
Doscher, Germany, Smelser; August
Bertram, Germany, Harrison George
VAIL, Prussia, South Lancaster;
Emil Hettich, Germ any, Fennimore;
Herman Lusch, Germany. Little
Grant; CLANS Olson Sovde. Norway,
Hickory Grove; Sylvest Aaberg. Nor
way, Hickory Grove; Joseph Dobler,
Austria, Boscobel; Julius Ewalt
Radke, Germany, Liberty; Philip
Brener, Switzerland, PIattevilie;
Herman August Knoll, Germany,
Boscobel Louie Wolf, Austria,
Marion; Emil Hettlich, Germany,
Fennimore John Carey, Ireland,
Hazel Green; Bernard johnson, Ire
land. Jamestown; Robert Reaney,
Ireland Hazel Green Anton Bachim,
Germany, Marion
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-12-21
Sam Druen Assaulted.

About six o'clock Saturday evening,
while enroute home to supper, Sam
Druen ran into stranger on Water
street in front of the Prussing home
who, without saying a word, started
in to carve him. The first slash went
through Druen's hat and cut a four
inch cash in his scalp. Another
slash cut two inch cash, and while
by that time SANS eyes were blinded
with blood, he waded in and knocked
his assailant down. In the mix-up
which followed Sam was cut on the
wrist and got cut on his left arm
which went to the bone. The as
sailant finally took to his heels, while
Sam made for a doctor and is now
getting along as we'll as could be ex-
pected.
No trace of guilty party has been
found. -Plattevllle. Witness.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-12-21
Wisconsin Farms Increase In Value.

Washington, Dec. II. The census
bureau today made public statistics
assembled in the thirteenth census.
relative to agricultural conditions in
Wisconsin.
The statement shows in detail that
the number of farms reported in 1910
was 176. JAG, as compared with 1853, 795
in 1900, an increase of 6 Isl, or per
cent.
The total value of farm land and
buildings was given in 1910 as 81, 179,
558, 600 as against 1856. 148, 600 in
1900, an increase Of S493, 40. 600, or
70 per cent.
The total value Of farm land alone
was reported in 1910 as $591, O32. 900, as
compared with $3.50, 543, 900 in 1900,
a gain of $50. 489, 900. or IL per cent.
The reported value of farm imple-
ments and machinery was $50, 1884, 600
in 1910, as against 500, 237, 0G0 in
1900, again Of $685. SAT, 900, or 81 per
cent
The total acreage reported in 1901
was 81, OLE, 900 acres. as compared
with 10, S63, 900 in 1900, an increase of
LAC, 900 acres, or 6 per cent.
The average value per acre of farm
land and buildings in 1910 is stated
as $50, as against $35 in 1900, rise
of $21 or 60 per cent.
Of<the whole number, 176, 546 of
farms reported by white farmers and
567 by colored farmers. as compared
with a toUal of 1877. 795 in 1900, of
which 1863, 275 were conducted by white
farmers and $50 by coIored. The in
crease in the number of farms of
white farmers during the decade
amounted to 6, 7O4, or per cent. aud
in the number of farms of colored
farmers to AZ, or per cent.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-12-21
ANNUAL FAIR MEETING.
Executive Committee Got Together and
Transacted Considerable Bust
ness Last Week.

A meeting of the Grant County
Agricultural society was held Dec. Is
and the following officers elected
President, W. J. Bailie; 1st vice
president Delos Abrams; 2nd vice
president, L. ID. Eastman; treasurer,
G. Fl. Baxter; secretary, w. P. Row
den; superintendent, R. w. Willis.
A number of matters were talked over
informally at this meeting and definite
action was taken on several things.
The 1911 fair will be held the third
week in September The society will
not deduct the usual 10 per cent from
premiums in any of the departments
next year; the exhibitor will get the
full amount Of his premium as print
ed in the catalogue.
Because of the increased expenses in
conducting the fair and the further
fact that heavy outlay will be neces-
sary for Improvements and repairs to
buildings, the executive committee
decided that it would be necessary to
in some manner increase the receipts,
to avoid losing money. They accord
ingly voted TO increase the price of
admission from Soc to 40c in 1911.
This is so slight an increase and the
40c rate will still be 10 cents less
than the admission charged by large
number of Wisconsin fairs. that it
is believed by the management that
the public will readily see the neces-
sity of the increase and approve of it
as proper and businesslike move.
Last year it was found that the
stabling capacity was insufficient, and
additional room for horses and swine
will have to be provided before anoth
er fair is held Some of the buildings
need re-shingling and other improve
ments entailing considerable expense
are necessary.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-12-21
BIG GRANT.

Special Correspondence 10 the Herald.
Glen Long returned home Friday
after a pleasant visit Of three weeks
at the Pittenger home.
Charley Livens delivered hogs to
Lancaster Monday.
Guy and Alma Walker attended
the high school play at Lancaster
Thursday evening.
Charley Hipenbecker, Minnie Yes
perman, and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Schmitz spent Wednesday evening at
George Jerrett's.
Charley Hipen becker Sr. and wife
is visiting at Charley Lorenz's on
Little Grant.
Doris Jerrett attended the dance at
Spaith's Friday evening.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-12-21
ROCKVILLE.

Special Correspondence to the Herald.
James Crowther and daughter Ada
had business in PIatteville last Thurs
day.
Ann Wickendoll who has been
working the past month for Mrs.
Cleavenstein of Platteville came home
Thursday evening for a couple of
week s vacation.
The Misses Rose and Sophia Ker-
kenbush spent the past week with re-
latives at Tennyson.
There will be an entertainment at
the Rockville school house Friday
evening Dec. 23rd. given by the school
and also a basket social afterwards.
Every body invited
The dance here Friday night was
we'll attended and all report a good
time.
Misses Irene Leppla and Florence
Vesperman are taking music lessons
of Hazel Kitto.
Ed Wickendoll was a Platteville
caller Saturday.
Mrs. Jno. Druen who has been sick
for some time is now improving very
rapidly.
Hazel Hubbard is visiting with
friends and relatives at Plattevllle.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-12-21
Farm For Sale.

The late home farm OF Henry
Baker, deceased, in Linden township,
Iowa county. consisting of 333 acres
in good state of cultivation, with
good IL room dwelling. barns and
other good out buildings; has running
water. plenty of timber. Would
make a good stock and dairy farm.
Inquire of A Lincoln Baker, Admin
istrator, Cobb, Wis. 39tfc.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-12-21
Christmas Stamps.

The little reddish, greenish tag
Ensconsed upon thy letter
Will do no damage to thy swag
Aud make the world the better.
The little reddish, greenish stamp
Won t hurt thy bank rolls thick
ness,
SO don't allow thy nit to cramp
But take poke at sickness.
The little reddish, greenish thing
Buy for the love of Moses
Ills up to thee 10 rise and swing
Upon tuberculosis.
milwaukee, Sentinel.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-12-21
Different Arrangements.

Herman Boldt and Mildred Griest,
both of Wyalusing.
Edward w. Hellmer and Elizabeth
Rottiger, both of Platteville.
Henry Sails and Sarah Walker,
both of Waterloo.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-12-21
PREDICT OPEN WINTER.

Indian Weather Prophets Cite Signs to
Substantiate Their Representations.
Couderay, Wis, Dec. 15.-Indians
in the Couderay reservation say that
their oldest prophets predict an open
winter this year. They have many
signs to support their predictions and
citizens here say that the Indian
weather forecasts can nearly always
be depended on to come true.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-12-21
Baptist Church.

Preaching services at 10 80 a. m.
Subject: Star in the East Evening
service. 7 80 p. N. Subject: Second
Coming of Christ. Sunday school
8 80.
The Sunday school of the Baptist
church will give a Christmas tree
program Saturday evening, at p.
III. All are cordially invited.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-12-21

FARM FOR SALE-I will rent on
reasonable terms one of the best farms
in the county-the Olive Pemberthy
estate, situated in the town of South
Lancaster. Address me at Henryetta,
Oklahoma. Roy Pemberthy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-12-21

FOR SALE-A number of choice
Pure. bred Poland China stock hogs.
Heavy boned, long bodied variety.
j. @. BAILIE.
IL miles east of Lancaster.
Farmers phone. 38w6*
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-12-21
Tax Collection Notice.

[ will be ready to collect taxes for
the town of South Lancaster, on and
after Dec. 26, at the First National
Bank. Geo Wieland, Treasurer.
43W3c.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-12-21
Emmanuel Church.
Rev. Myron C. Argus, Rector.

There viii be no Sunday school on
Christmas day. The members of the
Sunday school are requested to be
present at one of the celebrations of
the Holy Eucharist. They are ex
pected to attend the four O'Clock
service on Christmas Day which is a
special service for the Sunday school.
The Christmas tree for the Sunday
school and choir will be held in the
sample room of the Wright House on
the afternoon of the Innocents' Day
at half past three.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-02

se Mort Iprah. Renb 5os fhIieblih
bds Weefier unb brahte Winiams eine
sefahrlihs S6nitttpunbe i'm gsfi6t
BET.
- oils 5arrp sSrp unb 5rau seitern
4beno aus benz Granb Sbeoter an Der
yort Strdbe nab 9auie auriidtebren
pollten, lpurben lie pon Jrant More
gan, bem Hruber pss Detettips Sobn
Worsan. berfoIgt, uno 5rau 5rp BON
benz 9urfhen burh unfldtbise Res
bensarten beIetbigt. an Der 5iinften
uno gort Strabe 3og Jrp ieiu Wei=
Ter uno perfebte Mtorgan einen Stih
in Die linte Stldfe. Die Munoe ertpies
iid ais sefdbrli6 uno WorgaH tpurbe
mad Speer's SoIpital gebratt sSrp
purbe fpdtsr in isiHer Wobnung an Der
Weit 3fpeiten StraBe perbaftet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-02

SaTenbeitan am /. Wai
1910 ...........$ 525.41
Die ShulDen Der 8emeinoe betru.
gen $1,000. Wtitglieper3abl an l. Wtui
1909: 240, 9eitprben 10, 9erSoqen Is,
neu aufgenommen 10; bleibt cine Wtit>
glieber8a6l am /. Wtat 1910 bon 225.
Die 4ngebpte fir elettriide 8eleu6=
tung Der Stride, Sonnta9si6ule etc.
uno fir ben elettrii6en 8etrieb Der
Srgel puroen perleien uno an ous be-
treffenDe &ommittse perlpieien.
Der Gooingtoner 3Dei9sWaiienperz
Elm belt bierauf cine 8erIammlung ab
uno erpGblte fplgeuoe 8eamte: BrGiis
bent, Robert syrieorihs; Bi5eprdIibent,
Qnb. W2uier; SetretGr uuo S6asmei>
tier, George u. 6. S6miot; Sdasmei.
iter uno 5ruItee, Gilbert S6mibt.
4Is neue WtitgIieber ipurbsn uufges
normen Jreo, 8ahs uno SeurD MiIs
Ter.
6err YbiQip RubImann BON
PORTSMOUTH, g., befinoet 'ih bier duf
8eiu6 BEL 9errn Daniel Syries, an Der
19. Strabe uno 9arruro 4penue.
- Oaoto 5olIeron purDe pom Qoliz
3iIten 8rinf in total betruntenem gu
ftanoe aufgefunDen. Gr purbe na6
Dem Stationsbouie gebratt, pO es Iih
fpdter berausiteQte, Oab iein 3uitano
Elm tritiI6er mar. Wfan ianbts ibn
bann i'm Putrollpagen na6 bem ct.
Gliiabet9 5oipital. Soueran 1T %
Sabre alt uno Do6nt NIT ieiner Jamis
lie SO, 36 Dattins StraBe.
Geitern 3irtulirte Elm @eriiht,
oab 9ouoerneur Quguitus 6. Wilion
cine Spe8ialiiBung Der 2egisIatur auI
ben 2. Sum- einberufen peroe. Wenn
bies Der SAT- lit, tommt bic Gountp
Unit giQ rpieDer auf pas 9apet. Witz
glieoer Ger Gesislatur, Die gegen bic
4nnabme DieIer 8orla9e Itno, tperoen,
iolte bic 2esislatur einberufen tperben,
iofort ben Gntrag auf 8ertasung itel.
len.
- Wdhreno Sohn 8rtntmdnn, BON
Der Wooomaniee Snt Co., in einem
8ugsp iiseuo, an Der 7. uno Scott
StraBe geitern gu friibsr Stunbe iib
nit Dem poli5iiten G6ipmann untsrz
bielt, i6eute iein pfero Dor einem pors
beifaulenDen Qutomobil uno nubm
ReiBaus. Der poli3ift Der bas gFero
gum Stiaiteben brinsen tpollte, tpuroe
cine Strede peit seihleift unb i9msrss
laft am RIden perlest. 9rintmann
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-02

ipurbe aus benz 8ussp seItIeubsrt nnb
erlitt f1merabafte Werlebungen am
appfe unb i'm @sfiht Die n6tbige
Silfe nuroe ben 8eiben sutbeil. Oas
Pferb berubigte iin. nahosm es einise
Strabengepierte melt sslaufen ipar.
- Ius Der qoIiseiitdtion.. - Wm.
Smith uuroe BON benz Yplisiiten Bid
tpegen unoroentlihen 9enebmens pers
baftet. = Sobn @obens unb Mturtin
Sdnoer iuuroen ipegen unorbentlihen
Senebmens BON ben goli3iiten 5arpep
uno Walter inbaftirt. .-Stpills Gales,
Der ii6 einen Raui6 taufte, mub benz
feI6en i'm 8efdngnib ausIhlafen.
- 2lus benz Stale Der yrdu Rdrs
9eretbe Seleber, Rp. 1893 prOipect
gpsnue, tpuroen geitern gu friber
Stunoe eine IH3abl Siibner geitohlen.
- Ftaurb Wau3ep fi:l, ipdbreno er
bas Ruo am 0umpfer IS. W.8rubbs"
um 5uBe Der Gublop Strobe in Gin
cinati reparirte, 3ptiden Die Shnus
feln uno puroe ibm Der 8ruittaiten
ein9ebriidt. Gr purbe nah ieinsr
Wpbnung, go. sos RuieQ 4oenus,
gebradt, no Or. gurtnep ibm bic mo-
tbige 9ilfe leiitete. gDie Ihper Der
Wonn perlebt 1T, tann big jsst niht
tonItdtirt tperoen. Mausep tit so
Sabre alt uno 3piiten pittsburs unb
gtep Orleans betdnnt.
Gtnen Gbeihein erbieltsn Glas
renee Gonners, %, uno 0ollie Gong,
II. beioe in Springfislo, 8.
- 5rau Sberaiia 8rebmann, 1T sss
tern in ibrer Wobnune, SO. 1888
Ridp Strube, i'm QItsr pom % Sab
rem 9eitorben. sic mar srit 5 Ro>
nate perhetratbet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-02
Seucbue uno 1abton

- 5lorian, bassObufen bes 5errn
Charles 5aItin9s, go. 508 Z. ape.,
9aptpn, lit seitern pI0BIi6 seitor6en.
5rnnt aern, SO Sabre alt, lit in
Ietntr Wo6nung an Der 4. 4oe. in
Daptpn mad nur tur3er arantbeit ses
ftorben.
- Der 8onton ShuIrdt6 peridms
melt iih beute 4beno, um ben Beritt
ber Genfusaufnsbmer entsesen3unehs
men.
- 8eitern Va6mittag fanb in
Siterbues's 2otal in Ddpton bic Wtoz
natsperiammlun9 oe6 oeuti6sameris
taniiten Staot0er rbanbss itatt. prd=
iibeut gedmonn fiihrte ben 0oriie uno
Setretdr groermann prototolirts. -
Dis giuseImiteIieoer puroen aufse=
npmmen q. $. 5aubeI uno Sacob
9srrein. Die foI9enoen Selesateu
ipurben sur Staots aonpention pes
Oeuti6 4msritaniIden Staatspsrs
banbss, bi. am 90. Wtai in 2ouispiue
taet, ernonnt: %. 6. 9edmann, 9.
6. groermann, 5Oi. 8. Rdders unb
gb. SiiIe. Wonor %. 6. QuinbD te=
ebrte bic 9erfammlung NIT ieinem Be
iuh uno belt eins 4uiprats. Setres
tar Ilfreb Reinblrot pom Stadtss
psrbano mar onpsisnb uno pertbeilte
bic Gnopfe, bic 3sttsn beg 8erbunos
trasenb, on bic U}itgIieoer. Die De-
legatsn tperben ON %. Wai psr0amz
pier noh 2ouispile iahren. Gs Dur=
be befhIoHen, bic 9eriammlungen
pdbreno Der commemorate an jebem
eriteu 0ienitag i'm Wonot obsubaItsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-02

-5rau Rpfa ss,lsr, tptlGs Ii6 am
Somi.og in Der ppIi3eiItatipn in gins
cinuatt iiber ihyen bort anidiiisen CAT
ten Gbworb Seller bc.Iaet, unb ibn
Der 9igamie tsihulbiet, pobut bi.r
Ro. $50 Jrortlin Strube. Gr bat on.
sebItt emma guther in Cincinnati
eebetratbet, pdbrenb er bier eineGattin
unb StieHobn bate. gr beirdtbetsfSrau
aeQer Dor 7 Sabren in hisiigsr Staot.
- Die GrHbgeidpor,nsn fir ben
WtdtsScrmin bes Griminaleerihts
trsten bsute Worgen bier 3uiammsn,
um nit Der llnteriuhung bon 20 4ns
Hagen gu bsslrnen.
- g.boe Scbnion purbs porIsste
Haht ipeaen 9etruntenheit unb Rubes
itorung in bsr Birtbi6aft bon Gbas.
Wtiller. an Ger 5ieb Strabe, pOn Der
poli3tt DerhoItet.
- Der II Sabre ults Sames ans
neB, BON yo. l56 Malnut Strabe unb
Der II Sabre alie Gb. Blaming, bon
Go. 713 Suo ,3ipeits Strabe, tpuroen
porlestsn 2lbsuo bon bsm Detsttip
Dooopdro perbdftet, neil tie aIs bltns
be pafIagisrs auf einen Yerfonenaug
Der 6. 8. unb D. 8abn BON bier mad
Utibblstopn fubren. Die 3tpsi Sing
linee perbsn gum BerbOr benz Sussnb@
geriTt iibsrpisfen.
- Srau Gsors gensir BON Spbs
9ort, Cincinnati, ift bier auf geiu6
Bel ibrsm Batter. Daniel Seil, bon Der
8enningbofsn 4ptnue.
- Die Jeuertpsbr ipurbe Dorseitern
4bsnb mad Der Wobnung bon 5rant
5ontaine, SO. 616 8udepe StraBe. sss
rufsn. Gin S9uppen binisr Der Wobs
nung seristb sufGnis in grano uHo
purbe gum gstrage bon $40 beitG'
bist.
- Die qflaIieruns Der Sub 5iinfs
ten Strabs, DON Der 5enrp StroBs biz
sur G.ntrol 4penue, lit fertig uno
ipurbc fir ben gertebr ssofinet.
- Sunberts bon giireeru beiu6ten
seftern ben arsbsIhen Baiebau part,
um bas sr'ts Spiel Der Saiion au bes
D5ahtsn.
- Die psrihiebenen S6ulbofs Der
SffsntIi6sn S1ulen iinb jeBt NIT
Spi.l 4pparaten periebsu. Cine Gna
Sabl unporii6tiger ShiiIer baben Biz
iest nur unbsoeutenbe Werlssunsen ba.
pongetroseH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-02
RoofepeIt's QiebIinas.

RoofepeIt's QiebIings.
bud prOfeHor 4uno Weper. Ners
treter Der itltiffen GpraHen unb Qt-
tsrotur an Der unioeriitGt Qiperpooi,
bat in Genua NIT 9errn Rpojepelt Elm
gefprdh sebobt. iiber bas er foIaenk
Wlitibeiiungen maht: DIR CT prds
fiotnt bot ein kbboftss JniereNe nao
Nerfidnbnib fir bic dltsrs teItiI6e
aiterotur. befonbsrs fir bic irif&e
6elDenfage, iiber bic er ferbft sinInol
in einsm omsriianiiden Tlasoaiu aes
ihrieben bot. Do1 finp ibm bic Ge.
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