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Arizona republican., 1910-02-28

Personal experience with tube of Manzan Pile Remedy will convince you it is immediate relief for all forms of piles. Comes up in tube with nozzle attached ready to use and gives immediate relief. Can be ap- piled directly to the affected parts. reducing inflammation. swelling and itching Guaranteed Price
 LOVETT DRUG. CO.,
Arizona republican., 1910-02-28

Early Rose Seed Potatoes for sale by Crump Hay & Grain Co. dr
Arizona republican., 1910-02-28
1910 SPRING LINEN.

This iS the most favored qual- ity for Suits or one-piece Dresses, Width 4S inches. The colors are reseda. Copenhagen, nutmeg. lavender and cham pagne. Per yard. 7Sc
Arizona republican., 1910-02-28
The Shrine of Fashion

of  all is
  and the importantly
  hot. ar
Arizona republican., 1910-02-28
MERCERIZED WAtSTlNGS

In white. fancy and striped patterns. Just the thing for a spring waist Width 2 inches. Per yard ................ 25c
The Holbrook news., 1910-04-15
eR FliIig At Cannon lhSuIgent Vote Against AnIanobile Approprition
 The Speaker DGes Them
To Crown Their Rebellion By Joining Democrats For His Disagreement. Railroad Bill Enters Upon Its Last Stage

1 Washington. April II. Almost the entire sinsurgent" strengtht of the house joined the democrats
 in what was acknowledged to be an additional rebuke of Speaker Cannon. The conference report on the legislative, executive and judicial appropriation bill conta med an agreement for an appro- riation for the expenses of auto mobiles provided for eherman Canon and Vice President Sher- man. The house reiterated it's
 disapproval of the expenditure by vote of III ta 132 and refused to agree to the report, sending it back to the conference for fur ther consideration.
 After thls action, MT. Cannon leaving his chair. went to the republican side of the house an6 delivered a speech containing much of sarcasm and invective Again he defied the Insurgents and intimate6 that they lacke the courage to join the salid mil ority to depose him.
 Encouraging his republican eo ] leagues, and admonishing the d e imocrats he declared that he ,e lieved a republican major it. would be returned at the co'mi n. elections.
 Minority Leader Champ ,'Cl ar made speech in which he ir isis ted that if given an opportl ] nit the democrats would endeav or realize the suggestion of Ser lato Aldrich that the expenses o: f tn government might be curt Rile $500, 900, GOO annually.
The Holbrook news., 1910-04-15
rsAetice For Publication. < (Publisher.
Serial O2667.
Department Of The Interior,

Department Of The Interior, U. s. Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona, March 30, 1910.
 Notce is hereby given that William Lee, of Woodruff, Ari. zona, who. on July 5, 1904, made Homestead Entry, No. 1s4O, Serial 02667. for the NV one fourth of the SW one fourth of Section 8, Township 16-N., Range 22-E., G. 6 S. R. Meri- dian has filed notice of intention to make Final fve-year Proof, to establish claim to the land above described before Sidney Sapp U. s. Commissioner, at his office in Holbrook, Arizona, on the 10th day of May, 1910.
 Claimant names as witnesses: Charles E. Gardner, of Snow flake, Arizona,
 Frank Willis, of Snowflake, Arizona.
 Albert Hatch, of Woodruff, Arizona,
 Q. R. Gardner, of Woodruff, Arizona.
 Frank H. Parker,
 Register. First publication April 1, 1910.
The Holbrook news., 1910-04-15

hol d in check. The din of the welcome was almost indescrib- able as the ex-President and his wife emerged from the station.
 After greeting Miss Carew, Mrs. Roosevelt's sister, at whose home, the Will Monte Calvario, they will spend a few days, ano receiving the formal welcome ot the prefect and mayor, the party started forward for the carriages A land struck up Hail Colum- bia." ane the crowd cheere 0 lustily. A group of school chile ren in white, bearing flowers, tried to march, protected by naval cadets, but they were pre- by the surging, cheerir g throng.
 When MT. and Mrs. Roosevelt reached their carriage, the eX- President arose and woved his hat, whereUpon the cheering was re douj.led, ard the school child ren, who were yet some little ddiistanoeSw in Despair threv. their bouquets toward the carri- age, most of the flowers falling unper the wheels and among the people.
 Under an arch marked welcome.
 Again the crowd surged frow- ard, bringing the carriage to : sta ndstill, but finally a pathwa! was made and the part proceed e d under ep illuminated triumr- l. al arch bearing the word 'Wei- come
 For half mile they drove through a narrow street, but it WITS in possible fer the horses to m owe faster thsn a walk, MT. Roosevelt all the while standing up lowing his acknowledgements right and left.
 When half the town was tra- Aersed the darrisge got clear of the people and theshorses broke into a trot, but hundreds of the excited spectators were not to be denied, and theo followed the darriage on the run right to the gates of the villa in the yalley beyond the townr
 The ceremony of conferring honorary citizenship on Mir Roosevelt and the inauguration of the Roosevelt Boulevard, " will t ake place tomorrow, as well as other ceremonies and festivities which have been arranged, Mir. Roosevelt having given notice that these must be crowded into 2 single day.
 Before the ex-President left Genoa, Fother Jemes Ryan and a delegation of Catholic students called upon him to pay their respects.
The Holbrook news., 1910-04-15

J. W. Garrard went to St.
 Johns this week tomeet the board of Supervisors relative to some cayote skins.
 John R. Rowden of St. Louis, arrived in Chambers Wednesday morning and expects to make Chambers his future home. His family will come as soon as he is permanently located.
 MT. and Mrs. C. w. Harp visi- ted friends here last Sunday. MT. Harp is thinking seriously of talk ing ID a homestead near here. Mr. Sanders made his usual weekly visit to Chambers, We'd nesday.
 H. D. Mann purchased very beautiful saddle horse the first of the week and H. B. knows now what 1t means when he hears a. fellow say that he got piled up. His neck isn't near as long as it used to be.
 Sunday the wind blew. didn only blow, but it blowed every 1 thing every where.
 When MT. Nelson returned homaI after visiting in town Satuf1 day, he found the same thine that Mother Hubbard found in| the cupboard. Some trarnps had made him a visit during his abse- 4 nee and what they didn't eat car ried away with them. Now J,sI Bulldog is chained near his larder
 Tuesday evening about 3.30 h. m. terrible accident occurred j ust east of Sanders.
 Engine 803 blew up and the' engineer and fireman were hot1 so badly injured that the 1jreaSn lied about 7:15 p. Iil. 4an1 ;o Naa reported the engineer had died near Gonzolas, N. M. as theyI were hurring him to the hospital t Albuquerque on a special train. The head brakeman who hao 1een riding on the engine hac gone back on train and was jQsi five cars from the engine whef1 he explosion occurred thus prQbI .bly escaping deash< zs9
 Mir. Josep Gillen xis'le4 Ih Fb Michaels Easter Sundays5w 5saIt
The Holbrook news., 1910-04-15
Growing Less.

The Postal Deficit Being Cut Down 10000, 900 Dollars.
 Washington. April II Easing his conclusions on the postal aud itor's return for the first nine months of the year. Postmaster General Hitchcock predicted that the first year of the present. adm inistration would snow a decrease of $1O,O ,OO0,OOO m the deficit of S17, 4SO, 900 handed down from the preceding year.
The Holbrook news., 1910-04-15
Long Live Roosevelt.


 The municipal council. at spec ial meeting today, decided to confer the title on MT. Roosevelt of Honorary Citizen," and to name the Onore Drive, which is now under construction and is the distinguish American. which has been posted in the streets. refers to MT. Roosevelt as a mBn who, as President of the United States. constituted him- self chambion of the peace of the world, and during the Mess ina disaster manifested his own and the friendship of the great crepufl:c, proclaiming thur the bonds of franternity and human solidarity"
 Had Come From Miles around.
 When MT. and Mrs. Roosevelt arrived, not only was ev cry man, woman and child in the town massed about the stati on or lin- ing the streets but thousands from the neighboring commune had come in to add their enthus. iasm to that of the t,ownspeople, which already was difficult tc
The Holbrook news., 1910-04-15

LIN THE PROBATE COURT
 Of the County of Navajo Ter riift6ry of Arizona.
 In the Matter of the Estate of HskB. Smith, Deceased.
 'Notice,of Hearing Petition.
 Notice is hereby given that Mrs. Eliza Smith her petition praying that she be granted lat tefs of administration of said estate and that the same will be heard on Saturday the Ninth day of n April, A. D. 1910, at ten }, tl(lck in the forenoon of said iIay. at the courtroom of said Court, in Holbrook County of Navajo Territoy of Arizona, and aLI persons interested in said es ate are notified then and there E5 appear and show cause, if any Lev have, why the prayer of shid petitioner should not be Eras ,tedBI5f
 Date q March 30, 1910.
 P. c. Smith, Clerk. F irst publication April 8, 1910.
The Holbrook news., 1910-04-15

w. T. Duke and family of Ros- N. M. arrived in .Holbrook, We'd nesday. MT. Duke has been here for more than. a week and his family come on after he had looked the country over and de- eided that he would locate here.
 MT. Duke is an elegant gentle man and we are more than pleased to learn that he and his family will locate here.
The Holbrook news., 1910-04-15
Chambers Items.

In the school election March. 18th, H. E. Mann was elected trustee and on April the second atgthe regular board meeting he was elected clerk of the board.
The Holbrook news., 1910-04-15

We had a good rain here We tuesday, rained all day. We ha had several rains of late. Grs and everything in the feed line beginning to grow nicely. This the greatest stock county in word X
The Holbrook news., 1910-04-15

NOW IS THE TIME to pain your house and to replace breok window glass and A. 6 B. Schus re IS THE PLCAE tosbuy then
The Holbrook news., 1910-04-15
THE T. R TRIUMPH
 GROWS
Cheering Thousands Make The Ex-president's Pro-
 gress Difficult.
Porto MauriziO, Italy, Voted ihe Amer ican tie Title of Honorary Citizens" and Named Its New Drive Roosevelt
 BOutevard.'

Porto Maurlzlo, Italy. April 9. The entire population of this pretty little old Italian town nestling amid groves of orange and olive trees, gave MT. and Wrs. Roosevelt a truly remark able welcome when they arrived this evening from Genoa.
 For days the residents have been decorating in honor of the visit, and American colors fiut- t7--a1 eyerys.sshere from the municipal buildings, tne houses in the streets and the villas. Many of the decorations of the poorer quarters were homemade and the ingenuity displayed in their composition was eloquent testimony of the deep impression the. coming of the ex-President of the United States had made. Even the sisters in the neighbor- ing convents displayed American flags on the gates.
 Walls Covered With Banners.
 Dead walls were covered with posters bearing such inscriptions as
 :...--.'.'''.'''''''' ''''-''--''.''-'--': /: Roosevelt Forever.
 ;.----...----....-''-.. --'-'........-.-'--' and
 ........................ .......-........'..''-:
 Long Live Roosevelt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-24
Die repraieutatiue Gesieruus.

Gas burh bic 2orimeriben gntbuls
lungen erIpedts 8erlangen na6 elmer
Grtpdblung Der gunoes.Senatprsn biz
rstt burh oas 8olt ftobt auf bcftigen
WiDerftano Ssitsns Der Greiie, bic elm
Sntere1le oarau bdben, bic gegenpdrtis
gen 3uitdnoe bei3ubsbQlten. IS piro
oarauf hingepisieH, oaB ourh io.6e
8oltspabl oas prin3ip Der reprdisns
tdtipsn Regierung aneetaI.et fperbe,
peIhe oas 0runbprinsip Der 8erfaIs
flung biloet. 8ieie DurftsQung III ridz
tig. Die Sdopfer Der 8srfaTuRs
polltsn teine refine 8oltsrsgisrung, neil
lie ben 9roben 8oltsmaTsn ni6t bic
SGbigteit 3utrauten, benz golte sire
CUTE Rseierung gu gsbsn, urb neil su
jener 3eit. alio Dor 123 oSahren, gang
beionoers Die 4nIi6t obtpqltete, odB
nur osn 8efisenbsn bic 5srri6oFt ees
tiibrs, neil beFgIois Rsniden nitts
gu ristiren baben unb bemnah qsnei9t
fsier, Nib gu pirtbi6aFtsn. gsrIties
bene 8orgdnge. unmittelbur Dor Der
Gnnahme Der 0erfaHung, pie Sbaps
Rsbenion, in tpelter bic Qnii6t pertre.
ten tpurbs, bob bas Gintreiben pon
Shulben eine gprann.i Tei, trugen oas
ue6riqe bu5u Bel, Der 8erfdHune einsn
Den 8efB beporsugsnoen Gdrdtter gu
ssben unb bic 8oItsresisrunq uus5us
fhuften. Man rehtfertiats bieIe Gnz
fitt oamit, oab bur6 js m.br Siebe Die
8oltsDertretsr gingen, beIto reiner mir
ben lie fsin. Sn Solge beFen purbe
bsitimmt. oab Der prGiibent nitt brett
pom Bplfe, ionosrn bon einsm glettos
rulzgoGssium. ods aus Der 9otspabl
heroorgeaangen III. ssp1hlt Derbsn
ioQe. nobel bic Qniiht obpaItete. bab
Die WahlmGnner iit an feline Qart.i
6tnbsn, ionbern Die DirbiaItsn fir
Das 4mt oes prdiioenten uno gise.
praIpsnten Der Der. Staaien aus.riez
ben piirbsn. Sn folder WeiIe font.
aud Der 8unoes sSenat slpeimal burh
ods Sieb geben. 0om 9olte srpartete
man. oaB IS Die beften WGnnsr in Die
Ieuislatur fGiden unb oas bieFe beIten
Mdnner Die 3ipei alI.rbsIten Wannsr
i'm Stadte in ben Senat tpGblen nIrz
ben. 5n Der Sbeorie ndr bas febr
i1on aussebaht, dber bic praris mart
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-24
Die fran30fiide Rssis.

Die fruu30fifde ReSiss
runq bat cine 8crldqe unter6rsi.et,
petde Streits in 0Ifsntlihen gstries
BEN oerbtetsn IoQ. Dos 9srbot Idbt
iif mittelit Der Militdr9eisss burhs
fiihren. Sm 5aQe zines Streits iperoe1
bic Nusitdnoiihen sum WttlitoroienIt
sinberufen uno an bic 4rbeit tcmmdnz
oirt unb einen ioIten 9efebl 81 nib
od3tsn, ipiro Riemuno rpaosn, oenn
&riegsgsr;6te cperiren nit gulOsr uno
9lei. 9oh bat bic Regisruna amer
tdnnt, bab lie nitt bios auf Sronuna
Ionbern aud auf Gsrsttigteit 81 Isten
bat. gu oieiem 3pede 1T elm Spitsm
bon Sd;sosseridtsn Oor9sisten, oeren
Spru6 iih niht bios Die Nrbeitsr, fonz
cern ouh bic &orporationen gu fussn
baben. Sm Srr.bum befineet IT'D bic
Regierung jeooh oartn, rsHn lie
qluubt ouB uuf bisie Dsiis cine bic
4rbeiter p0lIi9 befrieoisenos Ginrih,
tung getroffen tDeroeH tann. 0isr Il
III cine umpdI3ung in Der btonpmi.
Iten Struttur notbpsrbig. Wsnn
aue Steuerlaiten, tpie ss 3umeift in
5rantrei6 Der Jan III, ouf zen Stule
tern Der Qrmen ruben uuo ipgnn err
oriitenbe 30us auf Natrungsmittel
ben 2ebsrsuntsrbaIt srihpsreH, 10
taun es iih ereisnsn, oab bas S6soss
gtrtdt ni6t i'm Stunos 1T, einsn 2rbu
gu bstpiliger, Der bic Qershten Nm
ipriihe Der Qr6etter bsfrtsoigt, neil er
iiter bic Wittsl Der Sorporutionen bin
Gs pirp sben nod gu penig
getpiiroigt, baB bic 2obnfraee fem
Ielbittanbigss, Ionosrn Elm nit ben
iibrigsn 0tonomii6en 8erbdItriHsu
inuig berlpahienes QrobIsm biIbst.
4Is WiIbsrunesmi:tsI m0gen bic 9es
IeBe iepod gsniigen.
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See Court apartment Sans


Sn hsm Gee gour. apdrtemenis
haus On Gee Court, bin.sr Der qrsss
bpterianertirts uno atg.Hiibu Der
gsrlngion 4ee.. NoonbaIe. tam ssIiern
WiiiGa Gin iSeutr gum Iusbruh, fpsls
DIES unter ben SniaiIen ees BON att
Jnmilisn berobuien Geb1uoes asipaIs
tias sufregun1 krporrief uno einsu
Sdaoen BON ca. $4,000 anrittsie.
Gas gebaunc III tines Der feinissn
Observation-Disclosures in Grcnbale uno
miro bon Sulius Camping es,iers..
Dos 5su.r en.itano sfpii9eH 3irsi
waHrrerIhiagsn unb fpuree ron Trl.
SSppbia sini, elmer angsiteilten Der
Jauiilie Raub i'm sipei.en Gio6tper.
eHtbedi. SH iurssr 3.ii poren bic
SIommsn duf eas .syluf" bes oerrn
8. 6. Gberis i'm eriisn Giotrert, TO
ipie bic Wohnunaen ees qllb.rt Sheu
unb oes Siephan gaIonin i'm 8. rsip.
4. S.odnsri ibergefprunasn. Gisfe
flats fine afle auf Der Siibieii. bes
8tbouees etlseeH. Gas ;yeuer tes
ftrdnii. itt naf bisfen 5hsil bss Eau:
Fss. Sn aini no. 6. anf ber gscrcieite
t,s gebduess. lag iJ,au Rcbert WeF
fran! i'm ge.l. gle ipuroe BON RAD
bara in Si6erhei! esbraht. stusers
eem ipielien 'ih perThisben. onbere
aufgeoenbe Gpifoben pdbrero oes
granoes nb. ispoh ipurhs nismanb
psrlesi. Ter an benz Gebdnbe cnees
tit.e.e Ghdben beiduit fi6 ouf $lo,s
COO. G.rr Bernard 6. Raub. in bel
fen Wohnuns bas Jeusr gum Nus
bruh ae!ommer mar, Ih1ti ben BON
ibm erliiienen Sdoben nuf ca. 5000,
pGhrenb bic arseren geIpcbner nes
Gdufss gum Geinmmibetrass bon
$1,000 gsfd1bisi ipurosn.
Rahbsm bic a0fhmannihafien iih
entiernt baiien. brnhen bic 1lammen
bon qeuem aus. itboh tonnie bic ges
fahr beieiiief tDerber. beocr nennenss
periber Ehdben anreritiei iuorbsn
mar. 9as 1euer fca nurh ae.reus.e
elestrii6e 9tdbie psrurfafs tuornen
iein.
Spritenpdsen Tc. 6 iclIibirie oni
otr Eatrt nnd ber 9ranbftdite nit
ten Jubrrerf bes Jrani Gsrrarb. Ro.
3155 Reanina RooD. nobel bns Gnbrs
nerf fhmer btfddbist nurbe. .S.oa
ter slchn Dccep sriitt unbeosut.nes
aOHtufionen.
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G5eerlanbmibfdeixe.

|5oparb 8. 5Oos. %. Def 4. CTR.
l9tnna 3. MaHHiHs, %, 0ins Ctr.
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l6atii. Spiessl. 19. cessl.
lMar. q Smith, 80. porismousb, 8.
lgeb &. 9arriIou, 19. 81. 3. Ctr.
|Staniep Bpmsr. %, 5oIbrcos aps.
l4nnn SoI3mann. l9. Worp Str.
|aRtonio Orlando, %, Cincinnati.
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)ebas. g. 5cp,ins. "a. Ssa CTR.
lscrettapotiboff. Il, Wcniscmerpar.
|Sc9n apuis TiLler, 26, m.h 8. CTR.
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lgora 9oIbtrn. 18. glIaabetbtonR. 8.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-24

ben Naufcittn Der anberen pofpitGltr,
bic In ben Isbien Jabrtn bier IN ber
Stobt gebdut iporben iinb2"
.Wit ben dnberen bieiigen 6oipitds
lern," mar bic Mnttport bes Wnpors.
~t5nnen sic Das neue iidbtifde 5ofpis
tai abfolut ni6t pergIeihen. Grittns
iinb biefe 6oIpit0Ier pripatonitalien.
bic auf befnrGniten DrunbfId6sn err
rittet ipurben unb sip<itens mubte bel
biefen Banuten itets bic iroge ber
Rtniabilitdt beriidfihtiet iperben. Dus
ii1biifhe 6ofpiial bdhinaeaen fou
nidlt nur Elm arnnfenbous fein, lons
bern eine SofihnIe Der Mebisin, NIT
ben mcbernften ginrihtunsen uno ben
eentbar btiteH 2ebrmitteln. 9roboem
fam ih sSbnen oi, 8erfiheruns aeben,
bob mir nit ben uns CUR 8erfiiauns
aeiielIten Delbern dustommen lperoen.
nur m0dten mir serne bic gerfiherung
baben, odb mir etpd i'm Sstober toms
menoen Sabres bic uns aus Der Bomb
aussabe nod suiommenbeSumme aud
bonn Giaptrntb erbaltsn irsrosn uno IN
0erbinbuns mil bem neuen 0efes be-
siiaiih Der 9onbnusgobsn uns bos
GeIb nidf etna portnibolien iperpen
ipiirne."
lleber biefen punsi ipurbe Der Was
nor bonn GioptnnpaIt BalIdrb berus
biai, Der ihm bic Beriiheruns aab,
bah irob bes neuen 0eieses NIT Besus
auF gefhrdnsuna Der Donbousedben,
oas 5cipitaI itin Gelo. dbsr aud niht
.iHen Gent mebr erboiien ionne.
GdlIieblit, purN nuf, nch benz
arhiieiien bannforo Beiesenbii pes
asben, iih iurs iibtr bic Sof,e su dus
bsrn. er fiihrie an. oab Der 6eiammis
plan "a e,ebdube noriishi, bon benen
ists polIsnoei iinh. auberoem CAB er
ben 6trr,n bic Dsrfiherune, pab bic
gau.cften bic sur 0srfiieang iisbHbe
Summe untsr teinen rlmiidnosn iibers
idrsiisn .piirbea uno it,lisblit, Iuo er
Die Serren elm. in fsinen gurenu pors
III ipredaen unb bic pldne eiHsniekH.
anaebo'e fir bic nod ,u erridtenoen
G,ebduoe pereen Der grilGruna berrH
6nnnaforbs noh bsreits i'm .ydnuar
entee9enasnommen lperoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-24

Die aus ben 5.rrsn Soipb abl.r,
Snmuel Garp unb Soispb 6einsmann
beiiebeno. 2lnn.rions!ommijiipn belt
seitern Rahmitias i'm S.aniroibsical
ibre srfte Sisuns NIT oem Annerions.
RommiFionen Der perfnieo<nen ein3us
etmtinoenbsn Grtfnoften ob. Berires
ten tporsn in oisfer situng bic Crts
lhafien eollsse 6in. DIT. Waibington,
WaciionpiIl.. Mt. Airn. Carthage anb
Sapler Dart. Die 0erireser Der Elm.
5eInen Crifhafien ipurben onsenieien,
Der anneyions.ommiiIion cine sennue
aufii.fIung oner Mtiipa unr 3.oNipd
Der beireffenben Cr.fddf.en f9riftli@
su untsrbreiisn. Auberbem nurbe Be-
iann! geseben. bob bic AommiHiDn nit
Der einsem:inbuns NIT College GilI
ben anfons su MAIDEN ssosnii.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-24
Mlbert Batter
N,iro an Etene Gbas. Gse4ers 5xns
Gsnnis.aOmmiHar eraanaf
IuerOsn.

6err albert Iaiftr, Der BEL Der lsbs
ten Wah oIs aanbioot fur eounips
Gnobmeilter auf BEN republisauiidsn
1id.t lief, jeboh sefhlasen lporosn III.
tuiro on GteGs oes nerrn ebds. ooos
per, Der am /. Sanuar 1911 ous amt
oes Gcuntp Sbsriffs untrit.. gum
gountps psRpmmiiTdr fur ben niht abs
aeiouienen 1srmin. Der bis gum !.
Giiober 1911 iGuFi erwdhli peroeH.
Die WahI, peIfe purh ben eount9
auoitor, Gounip Reeorber uno probdi.
rinier su erfolesn bot. fanb nod nids
itati, i.boh buben iih oie nerren be-
reiis ouf 0errn Doiier geeinigi. Tas
Sdldr bes GountnsaOmmifars bss
tr6gt $500 pro Jahr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-24

Die 9neabe unieres 9otfhaf'
ters in Berlin, bob es nibt fir ratb'
fam erahtet rpuroe, bic in England
uno 5rantreih lieeenbe amerifaniiAe
ssIptte nah 9eutIdlano 5u ihiden.
neil bic RoroIss i'm Winter isbr Itiirs
mild 1ei, lit - biplomati1h. ariegsz
ihtffe fiirdten iih Dor teinem Sturm.
IS lit ipear cine CUTE uebune, eegen
eineu Sturm ansutdmpfen. Die dbs
letnenbe Saltuns Seutl6lanos in Der
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