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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-31
Boy HAS A CHANCE.
Roger Goodrich, May Rccoyc'c---Niys-
teriOus Telephone Inquiries.

~ - I T. u : y e =
Roger Goodrich. 2o7o Major avenue.
the boy, who WIS run down by an au-
tomobile last week at Twelfth South
and state streets. Is on the way to
recovery, and unless some unlocked for
complications arise Dr. A. a. Bird of
Murray says he thinks he will]ultimate-
ly recover.
Ever since the accident and since Dr.
Bird has been treating the boy. a mys-
,terious man has been calling the doc
tors home many times each day to In
dulre the boys condition. 1t Is
thought he Is the man who drove the
car that struck the boy. When he
called he would refuse to give to the
physician his name and merely stated
he was 81 friend At other times he
would say he was Il newspaper man.!
but when DIR. Bird called the neWspa-
per Offices to learn whether or not they
had called him 1t was found that they
had not
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-31
MANY HAVE BEEN sTUNG.
stunt Cl,rlstcnscn's Telephone Kept
BUSY by Victims.

From statements made hy Supt. D..
II, christensen ot the city schools n
number Of parents In the city have
been taken In by the smooth misstate-
ments and Misrepresentation Of cor
tain book agents. Thh telephone wires
have been kept hot Informing the
superintendent of the actions OF these
inscriptions agents, who represent to
the parents that they carry with them
( the sanction and authorization OF the
board of education. 49,
AsiWh have no complaint to make
about legitimate agents" said ME-.
christensen this morning. "Reference
books nf the right kind arc undoubt-
dren. We do object, however, to
agents misrepresentinS facts to tho.
people. by saying that they arc au-
Gthorlzed BY the board to solicit pnr-
S,ents for the purchase Of reference
books" =. X ,it5 2 A VI II
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-31
JOHN BATES SIGNS
WITH CMCINNATI

Cincinnati. Ohio. Oct. 3l..-.Iohn Bats,
ccntcrfielder of tho Philadelphia IA.
tional league team, one Of the. four
players whom President Fogel Of Phil.
adlphia refused to release to Cincinnati,
in exchange for four local men sent 10
tho eastern city, today signed a con.
tract to play with Cincinnati in 1911.
Bates came from his home In Steuben.
vile. Ohio. In response to message
from President Hermann and after 4
short talk with the latter, In which the
position OF the Cincinnati club was e1.
planned. attached his signature 10 an
agreement. Hermann took this action
despite Fogel's notice of last week
that Bates. Grant. Moren and Mcoull.
len had not been released from Tho
Philadelphia reserve list.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-31
n,y,ru,s SUES FLORENCE,

he alleges that Max Florence was
chiefly to blame for the losses Mt
the Daniels theater and chiefly re-
sponsble for the many twists and
turns In attempts to turn the show
business to that south State street
playhouse. Daniels seeks to recover
from Florence personally $3.50 for
clothes said to have been purchased
and from the Florence company $3.50
for mates said to be due the Bungalow
Theater company. OF which Daniels
holds 81 per cent of hte stock.
Daniels says that Florence does not
know how to handle anything larger
than n moving picture house. and that
his influence at the Daniels, first with
Willard Mack and then with tho Cur
tbs Musical Comedy company, was re-
sponsible for both failures.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-31
PRESENTS LIGHTING PLAN.

Samuel Newhonse met with the build
ing committee of the Commercial club
this afternoon and presented an elaborate
plan to light Exchange Place. It is the
rlnn of Mr.. NrwhoIse to put post lights
on the curblng and hang several arches
across tho street..
After talking over tho plan. tho COM
mttec and Mr., Newhouse adjourned to
Exchange Place. where they went over
the ground. The committee took the
matter under ndvisement and will report
on the plan next month. Mr.. Newhouse
plans to apportion the expense between
the Ncwhonse and Boston buildings. the
change.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-31
ADJUSTMENTS

OrpIcum-The now bill goes on to-
night with the features named In the
Saturday News. The head liners are
Kalmar & Brown.
(. ColonlaI-The advance sale begins
today for the next big attraction Mt
the Colonial, which consists of THE
Whitening Hour" with Mr.. John Mason
in the leading part. Tho engagement
opens Thursday evening.
Garrlck-Jerome' lively comedy on
titled Miss Hobbs" will be presented
by the Ingersoll stock company tonight
and the remainder of the week.
IS ,Sl,ubcrt-The Allen Curtis Comedy
company in the "Flirting Duchess" will
be seen all week at the Shubert with
usual nat,nces.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-31
K1RKHAM BROTHERS RETURN.

Professor F. w. tirkhalm. and his
brother Oscar Kirkham, both Of the
l.. D. s. university. returned from
Logan. yesterday, where they had
been to inspect the Agricultural col
lege. They expressed themselves as
we'll pleased with their visit and the
conditions at the college. Oscar
Kirkham, who Is instructor of music at
the L.. u. s. university. sang for the
students of the Agricultural college.
and was given a great ovation ut the
conclusion of his song.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-31
DIVORCE GRANTED.

Judge NJ. l.. Richie has granted
Josephine ellison an interlocntcry de-
son on the grounds Of desertion aud
cruelty, They were married on Juno %,
1909, in Los Angeles. Gillison is a Pull
man conductor. The complaint charged
him with choking and beating his wife
on Il number OF occasions and falling
to provide her with the common neces-
sares Of life. Several months ago he
deserted her ri
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-31
NEW INTERPRETATIONS.

Articles of incorporation OF the Cash
Grocery & Meat company of Brigham
City. Boxelder county. save been filed
with the secretary OF state. Tho capi-
talization Is $4,000. In 100 shares of tho
par value of 800 each. F. w. Fishburn
Is president; j. Francis Sheffield, vice
son, secretary and manager. II
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-31
ORDER RAILWAY MATERIAL.
Plan for Broadening Gage OF All jap
d uncSc Railroads, G

orders for railway material in japan
may be expected in the United States
owing to a decision Just reached by
the railboard to convert all Japanese
railroads to broad gauge.
A movement has been started III
Japan by Takenokoshl Yosaburo. n
noted historian. for expansion south
ward by Japanese. He Is urging Japan
5 to expand into Borneo. Sumatra, and
Java"
He says the natives nave strong sen-
timents toward Japan, and he urges
emigration of Japanese southwark as
against going to Manchurn and
gkOreR. ". ~.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-31
SECOND TRIAL
Of THOMAS VANCE i 4 [
Alleged Wife Murderer Faces Jury
Once More in Court
Room.
THIRD COUNT IN COMPLAINT
Motion to strike Out First and Second
Made by Counsel for the
Defendant.

The morning session of the first day
of the second trial proper of Thomas
Vance. charged with the murder of his
Wife. Mary Vance. In September, 1907,
was taken up with the reading of the
formal complaint, alleging murder in
tho first degree on three counts, and
the hearing OF motion by counsel
& for the defendant to Gnash and
strike out the first and second counts
OF the complaint
During the reading OF tho lengthy
complaint BY Clerk n. II. Tanner, tho
accused, Thomas Vance. who occupied
n seat By the side of his brother, A.
B, Vance OF Ogden, never took his
eyes from the clerk. Tho nervousness,
which has characterized his attitude
in the past was not so marked.
+ The motion to strike out the first and
second counts of the complaint was
made by defendants counsel on the
grounds that when the state had
rested in the previous trial 1t elected
TO stand upon the third count and
that the court had Instructed the
jury that the third count was the
only ono TO be considered In tho
case.
The third count. charges Thomas
Vance on the 26tll day of November,
1907. with making an assault on Mary
Vance. and with the specific Intent to
take the life OF the said Mary Vance.
did strike the said Mary Vance with his
clenched fist and did kick, and with his
BANDS and feet, did beat and bruise said
Mary Vance. and did on the eth day
of November, 1907, deadly
quantity of deadly poison put, mix and
1ningle In and with uecertatn quantity
of water, which the said Mary Vance
was then and there about to drink:
that thetsaid Mary Vance did take,drink
and swallow a large quantity of the
said water so mixed and mingled with
( dcadly poison and the mortal sickness
toccasioned thereby, from tho 37th OF
November. 1907, until the Sth day Of
December. 1907. continually lnnguished
and langrishlng on the said sth day OF
and SO the said Thomas
Vance. the" snid Mary Vance, In tho
manner and form aforesaid, wllfully,
Observation-Disclosures premeditatedly,
feloniously, and of his malice afore-
thought. did kill ana murder.
The poison alleged to have been
placed In tile glass of water given to
Mary Vance while she was lying sick
at her home In this city was bi-chloridc
of mercury tablets
After listening to the arguments
Judge Lewis this afternoon decided
that the first two counts be quashcd
us argued by counsel for the defend-
mi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-31
GERMANY PUTS OFF
SETTLING POTASH Gaze.

Berlin. Oct. 3l.-The German goveri,
ment continues to delay a definite re.
ply to the American Representations
concerning the recently enacted legs.
lation governing the potash industry
and. having waited for six weeks, The
American representatives are preparing
to leave for home on Wednesday,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-31

landmarks are on the line t,rh & =
to Los Angeles. - = '9' aan
Il. Manlcriicld. assistant per,...
freight. and passenger agent OF tie ga
Lake Route. left for Denver on a bnsi nal
ness trip last night. Ousl !.
joel Priest. Industrial agent !, !,
Short Line, is in'the city from B oi ~,
a. w. Corey has accepted a no.,,,.
N me city Office OF the Chicasn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-31
ANSWER SWALLOWS CLAIM.

a. IL. Birrell. J.eT. Whittemoro and /.
u. Pratt, defendants in tho suit brought
by George Swallow, proprietor of the
Swallow apartments. to recover money
alleged to be due on Il lease. have filed
an answer and counter CLAIM, In which
they allege that Swallow did not live
up to his agreement and ask for $4,000
damages. They allcge that the apart
.iUents. which they. slrb-leased from the
plaintiff, were turned over to them In
an unfinished. incomplete and defective
condition and that the building does
not conform to the plans and specifica-
tions. AS a result Of these conditions
they say that they have been forced to
accept lower and Improbable rentals
from the tenants. to their damage In
the sum of $4,000, for which judgment is
lfnI ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-31
SIR WNI. AGNEW DEAD.

London. Oct. s1.-Slr William AsneE.
publishers OF Punch, died today. Hs
was born In ls25. and was for many years
head of the firm OF Thomas Agnew &
Sons. publishers and art dealers. He was
interested in several phllanthropic inst.
tutionS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-31
K1noL,1 EoREELrs BoND.

Einor Kihoim. 20 years of age, con-
victed of Il statutory offensa with Lil-
lie Olsen, 16 years of age. of nuriny,
failed to appear before JudE, II D..
Lewis In the district court Saturday
to receive sentence and his bond OF
$500 was declared forfeited and n bench
warrant WIS issued for his arrest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-31
covEY SUES sALrAIR co.
lists His Damages Due TO Falling Into
l3lH The Lake

Suit has been filed in the district
court by William y. Convey, manager OF
the firm of Covey & Blaney, sliecplnen,
against the Saltair Beach company, in
which he seeks to recover sl1. SOL dam
ages for personal injuries. Mr.. Covey,
according to tho complaint. was one OF
the spectators at tho Sullivan Thomp-
son prize fight held In the coliseum at
Saltair May u. 1909. when In the break
ing down OF the floor, over 100 people
were thrown into tho lake and several
people were injured.
Convey charges tho resort manage.
lment with negligence In not making
the floor secure. He says that in the
fall into the lake the tibiu, hone OF the
right leg was broken md the nba bone
of the left leg was fractured In two
places. and that as u result he was de-
tanned from work for several months
In9snmming up tho extent of damages,
the plaintiff scheduled HIS Doctors bill
at $3.50, hospital fees. SAL, loss and dam
ngc to n pair OF trousers caused by the
salt OF the lake into which ho was
thrown, 81; paid OF shocs. IS: his hat,
s.; his coat and vest $3.50, and to his
'Watch3npd chain ST. and his underwear
$3.50. He had also lost his money purse.
= worth 80 cents and containing 81
1.-THE plaintT says that heI wax do
tanned from his work which returned Ia
Z him $500 a month salary, The PLAINTIFF
\ asks $4,000 ms general damages and
Sl.5bi as special DAMAGES. u t7si =
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-31

A private safe may no rented in the
fire and burglar-proof vaults OF the
Salt Lake Security & Trust Co.. 1894
Main street. $500 per year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-31

"a Arthur u. Christensen has moved his
law Office to room 4. Continental blk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-31
GLEN, IDAHO, POSTMASTER.
isneclal 10 Tho NoMs

Especial to The Nows.) &
Washington, D. g.. Oct. 31,--James S.
Miller has boon appointed postmaster
at Glen. Bingham county. Idaho, vice
w. G.. Raymond. resigned
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-31

S Special rates for the Liza lehman
oncert, apply Fred Graham, manager,
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MUSIC sTUlDENTs.

Have It Photographed. Utah Photo
Materials Co. Phones. 1882. an
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wAsHERWoslAS SUES MOVIE Il
81 Lola Cayiness. a washerwomnn, hns
brought suit in the district court against
James II. Moyle and wife to recover
sb,sbos damages for personal injuries nj
S. .'eL 9tn.haSe becn sustained in trying.
TO operate an electrically driven wash.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-10

i6 burauf beIte9en, baB lire 5dbigfeit
ni4t bur6 eigene S4uIo beeintrd4t!gt
ipirD."
1as Sptelprogromm nit 1853 Spies
len fir bic biesiG6rige Saiion (tatt
154, rpie bisber), tDel9e5 BON ben
Wugnaten Der Ndtional 2tgd am
lebten 22. DECEMBER in Netp Oort CUR
einitimmigen Qnnabme fam, lDtro unz
3tpeifelbaft in WieoererDdgung 8e3oz
gen perben, Du busielbe augemein Qls
unprattiI1 berporfen ntrD. 9teies
programm T6lieBt IdOn I'M Wat
mebrere 9oppeIIpieIe Elm, pel6e ii5ers
bQupt nur als NothipenDigteit itattz
finben Iollten, unb tommt srit gegen
Utitte Sttober gum S6luB, mann
gInitiges Wetter nur dls 4usnabme
erpQrtet tperben tann. Spiele i'm
SpGtberbIt, tpenn ita bas GuedIilber
benz 8efrierpuntte uabt, iino fir
Spteler unb publitum nur eine Dual
unb ii6ern tetnen finon3ieQen Grfolg.
.154 Spiele, pie fir bic Nmertcanz
aiga beitimmt, qeniigen aud fir bic
Rational Qigu, be1onoers bes6olb,
neil BEL tiir3erer Soiion beferes Wets
ter fir ben 8ampf I'M bic Weltmei'
| iterihaft erfpQrtet iperben fam,
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edaIites Gincnnafr WpIfsbIat iDntag To- annar 1910

Foroerte i6n auf, i'm Birten fir bds
@ute niat nd93ulahen.
S6m Folgte 8eneralpttdrS60
Der ebenfalls fir ben ct. alopitus
Waiienperein nur 8prte bes 2obes
hattie. gtep. 8. 6. g2au belt etns
prd6tige Nnrebe, bic anfing: SET itebt
unb treu bic Daht am Rbein." Gr
feierte Die ct. Solepbs@8emeinoe aus
Der 50 8rieiter, Elm 8ii6of rno etn
Gr3biihof beroor8egdngen ieten, er
qebd6te bes frii6srsn Seeliorgers 8ds
ter Steble unD bergaB ou6 nI6t bes
Wdnnes gu Qeoenten, Der Die 8emelnoe
duf bic 8abn oes Jorti6ritts uno 9es
oei6ens aebradt bate, Den jeBlgen
Bfarrer Batter S6pQ. 3ieier begriiBte
ben DaiIenperein dlS @ait Der ct.
IoIepbsgemsinbe uno beDauerte nur,
bab Dem prd6tiqen WdiIenbauIe inn
mer nod feline BON ben Qnitaltsgebdus
ben qetrennt lie9enbe &apeQe fehle.
| Der lebte Repner mar Der Gapldn bes
Waiien6auies 8dter pon Der I6e, Der
alien Sreunoen Ieiner Qflegebefo6lener
berslicb fir alles Dantte, mas 'ie an ben
Waifen cet6an. Die 9eamten purDen
uunme6r bon Gr5biIdof W0aer in ID
re Qemter eingeFiihrt unb nit benz
Q(6iinoen oes 4mbroIianiI6en 2Db9e.
Ianqs funo bic tpoblgelungene 5eter ibs
rem QbIhluB.
| Die 8eamtsn fir bislss sSabr iino:
grdiibent: 5enrD 9oerger.
8iseprdToent: 8. Sof. S6uIte.
| /. SetretGr: 0eorge 3. S6rano.
| 2. Getretdr: 2(nton Runnebaum.
3. SetretGr: 6sinrich Poetter.
| /. Shdbmeiiter: Sen. u. aroeger
| 2. Sdosmeiitsr: Soi. GdRart.
9ernalter: 3 oyabre-5enrp Bur
brint. :. g. Stat. 2luton 8Onoerbaar
| 2 Gabre-5beo. gbals, Sol. 5utb, u
Niemann; / Sahr-9erbarot ShmtDt
Trant Wate, ). 8. Snosrbees.
/. Iabrentrdger: 5erman Jrst.
| sgubnenbsgleiter: 6enrp 4rtmann
Serm. genning.
2. sSabnentrdger: g. Gpttmer.
Fabnsnbeglsitsr: 9einria Wernt:
Dug. Wtsrfe!.
zgnlpaIt: 8incsnt 8. Bed
| man.
Inter ben geifGden 8ditsn Der 9eIt
J rioeu 9.ranitaltur9 befanoen iih FOL
. qenoe Serrsn: Gr3biitof 5enrp Y}ol
: Ter, Rsp. St0nbofft, Do, Rep. BaI
, 6uru, Rsp. Bern. M0Qsr, ReD. 5elt
. mann, Rep. 9rns, Rep. Rabunus, )
I g. g., Rep. stephan Sdmtot, Reo. 3
I qpblItneioer, RsD. Ruu, Reo. Bur
1 mann, Rep. Camping, 9teD. Seer
I Rep. S6miot (Gumminsotue), Rei
> Gbp. aIsin, :. ). M., Rep. Sdo
uub Rep. 2etniHoer.
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Die dineIiide geoierltuo ntro

- Gte d)ineiilhe 9ieqierltng miro
nad Der pE.3. am Wtittag~ oenIndhlt
eine &eidsbrlderct nah Dem Dfuiter
Der oelttideu Reihsoruderei eroffnen.
&orlaltfig iinb 100000 Wurf fiir Die
ie 3nede 3ur Rerfiigunq aciteut. gluc
3rudiad,en fitr Die dincliit]en gi-
ienbabneu, bic Eoitbeboroe uno Die
ltaatlihen Observation-Disclosures
iolleu IN bieier Gruderet augefertigt
iuerbeu. stls 8ulder iollen SiiDd1i
neieu engagirt Deroen, ooh benbiif-
tigt man, als gorarbeIter Guropder
anauiteIIan.
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(GingeiaHbt)
6ruRer aOuissbaa Der gtOrO=
Scutldcn Sdiibeuselelliaaft

W{ittipOh, II. s5anuar 1910, gum
26. W}al qeben Die Jtorooeutln Den
S6uBen i6ren 8au in Der gIoro Sim
ctnrati SurubalIe,
2eute tonmt oOn iiberuQ,
Sebt Sud- 0ieie fetnen &erls nal an.
gs qiebt Ie6r oiel 9ergnii9eH fir Sung
unD Qlt,
0ie BEL ben S6Issn i'm griinenBaIo.
IN Der GpiBs sommt 6err qrdIoent
SenrD 5enning audi genennt.
6err SEEMING iit Elm iiberaIer Ulorn,
Gr Iein Qnt audi gut Derieben tann.
SIt alien 2euten pohlbetQnnt,
uuo lit AUDI 9elegut pom Oeuti6sn
StaotperbdHo.
IN ieinsr Ssite itsbt, tpie SIR tpObI
ale piBt,
Der aommunbaHt, 6err Ghrtitmann
Gbriit.
I'm Rei4sIuub gIiab, Sberitetn6a6,
lit er geboren,
3um tommanbireH ausertoreR.
9et oeutiter 2SufQuterte bat er geoient,
Sbat tets isinsn 9ienIt NIT Guit uno
Qieb'.
Bum gataiqonstarbour fhpuug er
iih enpOr,
Bel benz fiinfsehnten Gl1aBz2ptbringer
Nrmeetorps.
Die Serren SIIsmann 9eorg unb
5ermun Shmitt,
Sino beibe uuh bic S0nigsguroe nit.
Qbiuturten iino fie i'm 8erbono,
aGmpfen tapfer fir ben Sonig uno
bQs 8aterlaro.
cS6re 0dmen aud m1rIhiren NIT
5sit brauf !os i'm Shritt uno 5ritt.
Die Sabnenttdger nun ooran,
Sas golt fGngt laut 3u iubeln an.
StiQ geitanDen, befieblt Der &ommars
buut,
Gbre Seigen BEN a0nt9 uno iein 8Qs
terlQnp.
9epebr auF! - qhtung! - BrGs
fentirt bdS 9epebr
Seine Weujeitdt tommt jeBt buher.
Der &0nig tommt, bic Srone bIibet
Die 3oniein auh in Setoe gIiBert.
a0nig Iusuit Der 5iinfte pom noros
beutThen Reih
Siebt manbem anoern Gonig slei9.
gr tit aud nur Der etn3ige WtanH,
Der ben 46t StuHoenzSabat nader
taHr.
saE
Quauit Shroer 1T er usnannt,
llnb 1T beliebt i'm eun3en 2unb.
Wer feinen 5abut einmal ruudt,
9ltemaI5 einen anbern tpieoer fault.
@r loBt ii6 aud gut taueH,
9u ipQ Elm ieoer Mann brauf ihuuen
Die S0nisin, ssrau 5erman S6mitt
SIT INNER audi iehr luItig nit.
qu6 tein: Irbeit lit i6r 3u piel
llno iagt: gs mir nur eln3inosrfpieI
Die 5pet tonigIthen Shreiber BODICE
dttet,
5hun iih Die. Sadie aud INNER Ieh
gut betradteu.
Jetcolaus git prptotoIltrt,
3enrp Sanetdmp eintaTiert.
Shne otelt 5erreu tunn niht fetn
Der srobe NoroosutiaeSa ssnperein
Serr SGaBmeiiter ioret tets fir bt
aaife,
2luf thn tann iih auh INNER jeoe
Wann oerlaiIen.
Sm Shubgeihoft 1T er febr gepunoi
Wsrtauft bic beiten nur i'm 2aub.
Ben. Msersman lit iein pertber Hams
Sehr freuHoIicb itets 81 SerrH I'm
| DGmeH.
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II II ( q lite.

spiepbine aubr, As Sabre aft,
pon go. 1885 GIart StraBe, g!itt auf
bem Ssitentpeoe Dor bem Sauie go.
1895 gIart Strabe, aus unb brah iih
bas re6te gein. patrplpagen glp. A
brodte Die 8erun9Iiidte nah oem Belts
StrdBe Spipital.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-10

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Der gun3e Observation-Disclosures
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feblen.
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SIoenburg; s. Weinberg mad Saters
t. lunb, SIoenburg; 6.Roetes nah 9ans
noper; 9. WitbeImp nach gotsoam
j. 6. Wtsier na1 China; 8. Sdubmoher
nu9 Dien, SeIterrei6; 8. 9rotinq
nah petersburg, RuBIanb; Soc Meb.
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