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Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-29

Rev. James w. Cunningham, pastor of St. MichaeTs church for the past two years and four months, left on Thursday afternoon for Waterbury to assume the paStorate of St. Thomas church. of which Rev. Timothy Crow ley now of New London, was pastor for twelve years. Rev. John Neale L-L.D., who succeeds to the pastorate of St. Michaefs church arrived from Terryville, Thursday afternoon short ly after the departure of Father Gun ningilam.
 Miss Reardon, a cousin of Father Cunningham, who is his housekeeper sslso left for Waterbury, as did also Miss Nallie Sugrue of Pawcatuck who will be employed in the parsonage in that city. A sister of Father Neale is his housekeeper.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-29

The trolley road is now completed to 3 point just below the brook of No Bottom pond, near the residence or Tristan D. Babcock and Is being pushed forward as rapidly as is con slstent with thorough work. Contrac- tors McCaffrey and Cavanaugh have had difficulty in securing as large working force as was desira ble and bate given employment 6 all local 'toen who applied. Thursday morning a gang Of twenty men experienced in trolley road building arrived here from
 Boston and were on the job in the afternoon and the contractors hope to hold the present force, with add Jcons, until the work is completed General Manager Sewall and Engineer Wilton are in general supervision of the construction.
 Adam Archie, who represents the town of Westerly is on duty during working hours, and he enforces the requirements under which permit for doing the work was granted
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-29
Westerly's New Pastor Arrives
Rev. John Neale LL.D Came thursday Aernoc Shortly After Departure of Rev. J. w. Cunning aham-Hgh- way Supervisor and Local Officials Visit Shore Road-iown Needs an Ambuance-State Officers Visit Eudlong Post w. R. C.

There has been persistent effort that will probably be crowned with success. to defeat the project of cutting down Cookey hill and lowering the grade of Union street Now it is believed a plan has been reached that will probably shelve the matter for all time. for with the erection of new buildings along the street the cost of chanpi,1e the grade woald be considerably more than at present and perhaps more than will ever be appropriated for the purpose by the town of/Westerly.
 After estimates for the work had been made, and it was shown that s1S,0e0 would be ample to carry the work to completion. the taxpayers in town meeting voted that the grade be lowered, provided the. cost would not exceed the sum appropriated, $1SOOO
 A committee was appointed to carry out the objects of the vote through the regular channels and then the town council held the work<up for a month so as to give property owners an of neal hearing on the matter This hearing will be on next Monday and ot that same session the committee will. submit another estimate of the cost of the work, which will include every possible expense. the total of which will be more than the s1S.000
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-29

stationed here, their presence is quite
 noticea ble
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-07
KENO PARTY PROVES
TO Be SPLENDID
ENTERTAINMENT
7 wo Hundred Ladies and Cen
tlemen Enjoy Clever Innova-
ton Given by the Elks Last.
Night.

The banquet room at the Elks'
building resembled Monte Carlo in
It's palmy days last evening. the oc-
easion being the Keno Party" given
for the entertainment Of the mem
beers of Albuquerque Lodge No. 1871,
B. T. o. T., some two hundred Elks
ana their ladies being IN attendance.
fna lgety proved to be hy far the
most successful entertainment that
lnts heri given by the Fslks for many
months past. Both tha ladies' and
gentlemen entered into the spirit OF
TIE same which resulted IN every
one having a splendid time. The
keno roposition proved 10 he nm in-
tertstng and mtrth-provoking inno-
wilton
fh interior Of the banquet room
had heen fitted up pretty much like
r certain roNG own club room be-
f,tfo the Tlgcr died.
The keno ~nartphernalia had been
re~nrrrrtsd wholly ana entirely. lust
as complete the day ii was SORROW
iulh Atid away December 81, 1905
ttNls iUmhmcr officinted ns caller
un3 disfia.rft am expert knowledge
af tlfc uHrlCtcies of the game that
saws rise Zoo various suspicious that
he might nt one time have been adj
to the fascinating diversion
finy tNelf- hHd htcn rlcvarlv arr
throughout the room and
nearly two hundred ladies and gent
lcmon took their positions AT tho
lafris promptly sc S0 ut which tinr
mhier Gumhiner stlrted the first
roll The FIRST roll Tor ladies only
esultci in Mrs John Les Clarke
winning the first prise ot the eve-
ming Immediately Hftor on the eN-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-07
The P@pector and the Girl in The Great Divide at Eks Theater Tonight

playing is prompted with d reverence
that cannot he assumed. II must be
srHNed New York Herald.
THE way IN witch he Went at the
iormidably aifHcult radcnga was
startling. yet he hurled Off its dim
cuities with eonsnmmate mastery
brilliant ms this tour dr force was,
II wns not nm empty parade of tech-
nieai skin II VAS q thorough mil-
steal performance. ". J Henderson.
New York sun.
"kreisivr is not only tho most I'M
tertsttng ana most musical ~ living
Nioiinists. but he Us sur to Dor.
critical audiences with hackncyed
pieces. " New York Evening Post.
"kr4 isler has penetrated deeply In
10 the spiiit ~ the great works. and
he hiFes us their contents in a most
d%eiiBhtfui form. brushing aside an OF
the harshntss anh %rnughness which
suno tioilnists think SO necessary 20
a rghtful Interpretation of the com
position ~ the masters. New York
Musical Courier.
When his mutcd violin was sing
in the smallest OF nianissimos ana
i was heard I'm tones OF gayety,
H. WINS equally satisfying. His ones
%spiendidiy lucid and true. His
noWlnR ~ climattic. His interprcta-
,isns gave joy There was never q
moment of dulincss from the time
when the bow was first drawn until
anal encore Eiece came To ana
md Pacific Coast Musical Review
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-07
0'RIELLY HOME SCENE
OF BRILLIANT SOCIAL
FUNCTION LAST NIGHT
N~ihuauerquc Society Entertained at
iorIlai Anair: Decorations IN
cepiionaliy Beautiful.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph IA. OfRienv en-
tertained q large number OF friends
at their home. eco Sorth Ninth street.
last evening. the affair being one of
the very pretticst ana most elaborate
social events ever given In tlbuouer-
que. The o'Riclly residence had been
transformed INTO e fairyland for the
occasion, h decorations being mag
nlfleent and beautiful almost beyond
description. The reception. which be-
gan az Nta0. vas entirely formal
me guests We're received by Mir. and
Mrs. o'Riciiy, assisted by a number
nf friends. The house was %splendidlv
arranged TOR the occasion. The main
salon downstairs was given over as a
general reception room. 4 room ad-
Joining had been fitted up as "a smok-
ing parlor for the gentlemen. every
luxury that rho tobacco lover could
crave being provided. While the
downstairs portion IF the house was
indeed beautiful in every detail. the
surprise OF the evening awaited the
guests upon their ascent to the see
ond floor, where the entire rear por-
tiun OF the house had been converted /
Into a bower OF beauty. This salon
was indeed g delightful and charming |
place in tstct, a Ncritabie dreamland.
hand % the artist was in evidence |
cvefyNhere. from the d~aintily en-
twintd strings of s1nilaN ana southern
moss roses 20 the cleNorly concealed
incandesccnt lights which shed Il
subduea aud pretty glow over the
fairaland scene. The feature Of this
beautiful retreat was "a habblin9
brook, the clever Arrangement al
was q masterpiece OF ingenuity
The brook dubbed ami burst from It's
BACKGROUND and danced on
its merry way 90 the delight Of the
guests The stream added a quaint
ana Interesting touch to the fairyiand
and w0s "a fitting decoration to the
woodland scene
kellF saments We're served in the
upstairs salon. and az 1850 an elab-
course dinner was enjoyed hy
those who assisted Mr. and Mrs.
pRielly in receiving the guests. Cow
for thirty were laid AT the dinner
Altogether the reception was one Of
he most brilliant informal social aft
'airs ever conceived and executed Ia
HE city. the decorations n general
% the entertainment being
magnificent in every detail.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-07
THE GREAT DIVIDE"
ATTRACTION FOR
THIS EVENING
Neither Expense Nor Pains.
Spared h Presenting West
EN- Production at Elks' Thea
ter Tonight

It's projectors have spared neither
expense nor Mains IN their production
~ THE ufeat Divide. when viii be
tue attraction 90 the Eiks theatvr to-
night. JAnnafy seats are nov 0n
sale a. Natson's book store. Prices.
- cents. 81 and St.5o.
The cSst Is one Of uniform excel
lenre amt Includes only artists % abll-
itl WHO have made great regulations
in TIE theatrical world, Miss Ina
iiraoNs. who assumes tho part OF Ruth
Jordan Ia The pias. Is thp actress who
tfoatea the aiuenlt rule ~ the wife
ga f4c fhtef whieA WAS presented
Two scHsuns ago Ht the f.Nceum thea
ter, Sew YORK fhiv young ladg has
been under contract with tienfX NH
Der for gie past Two years. nud WAS
loaned 80 Mr. f'rohutau for the mctro-
pniit1n engagement pI Befnstein's
drama Mr. Miller tn expressing his
opinion os This young woman ability
illa nut hcsitated in saving that Il is
mis- earnest better that tn Miss Brooks
we have tha future greet American
actress ktMin Jones, who nets the
aArt 20 stephen Ghent Ia this play.
fS an actor who comes hN hl ability
through years az experience sind hns
supported some ni the biggest stars
un the English speahinw stpse Miss
Eleanor Parker, who PLAYS the part of
ifnilf Jordan although H girl in her
teens. has accomplished as much IN
her mort career st less thau ihret
teafs an tas stage He thH aNefaep rs
ires ,iars Ter 3 Lifetime AFTER wins
the scholarship and me4ai OF i
prom neut BOSTON seAooi go tietutinn
and srt. SHE hvDaue the leadlns in-
genHn uf tte t3stle Square lhtntef
NnNHQaNt AU tnp "llfh" UtfN. Hu0
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-07
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
INSTALL OFFICERS
Mcn 60 Head Affairs Of Albuquerque
Council for 1910 Take Their Chairs.

The officers who viii slerve .Albu-
.qucrque council No. Sal. Knights OF
Columbus. during l910. we're Installed
last night in the presence OF a large
number Of members OF the order. The
impressive installation ceremony was
condurted by Territorial Deputy q. y.
Marion. The grand knight Tor the
coming year is Francis T.. Wood. who
succeeds IN. J. A.. ReidY. Dl. Reidy.
the retiring grand knight, was given a
hearty vote OF THINKS by the entire
council for his excellent conduct OF the
hair during his term OF office.
a committee was appointed hV
Grind Knight Wood ID meet and con-
fer with the committee To he in Albu-
uerqus some time during January or
February to 10Th over available sites
oi the erection of 81 knights of Co.
lumhus sanitarinm.
u was decided to eXemplify the sec
onu degree to q class of candidates on
Thursday evening. February o.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-07
The AWAKENING WILL
COME SOME DAY
Rev. Frank Otto Scores Those
Who Walk in the Dreams and
Decisions of the Oeatb-LlKel
Sleep of W0ddlneSs

A in his sleep takes no no.
uce az tho beauty OF the world about
anu so the sinner sleeps on when sur
rounded by the very glory of Cod.
Was % "i the many pithv sentences
an the sermon delivered by Rev Frank
onto, nj the First Methodist church
hist night. The fifth night OF the
esaug istic services sew no decrease
In the attendance az the meetings and
there was much fervor. Rev. Mr. otto
pain mis- respects 40 Those persons who
are dead 20 the truth or GOD and
walk in the dreams and decisions Of
The d~eath-like sleen of worlGliness.
lae declared that men are building air
castles 0n earth. adding TO their fame
na rlery in this world. when they
should ne looking after the interest
~ their souls a quartet consisting
Prof Montgomery, Or. Eller. DR..
Iicadnls and Air. Ralph sank dur
ing last nights services.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-07

The fonr following rolls resulted in
prizes being awarded To NJ. FlaShman,
pr BalthiS, Ralph Dunbar and Frank
Myers. The last eight rolls for ladies
exclusively, resulted IN the Following
ladies' being declared the ones that
mad 'kenoed" Mrs. Joe Miller. Miss
Alma Hennessy. Florence Thelin.
Miss Ella May Bangs, Mrs. Woods,
Mrs j. j.. McManus. Mrs. DR.. WI
der and Mrs, C~avanaugh.
lntcnse excitement attended the
rolling, the uproar always being
greatest when the magic word.
Keno. was heard. Strange 10 say.
the ladies we're perfectly aware when
they had 'kcnoed." ana did not need
the assistance of any gentleman
friends In reading their cards.
~Lanshablc sig adorned the wallis
IF p keno par4oG "lf you have 10
swear say Pittshurg being among
them. This saying obtained general
circulation during the evening.
one Of the most interesting events
ri the evening occurred when Caller
announced the conclusion
of the rnli for the evening and began
the distribution OF prizes. These
trophies We're handsome ana valuable
and those who won them were in
fortunate.
Following the distribution of the
prizes, the guests repaired to the bali
room across the hail, where dancing
was enjoyed FOR about thirty minutes.
during which time "a corps of walters
away the evidences of gamb-
ling and transformed the room into
4 handsome banquet han. After the
lhtefmission. the dancers sat down |
10 an elaborate spread
Dancing was resumed nj tho con-
fusion Of the banquet and continued
iniil wei after midnight. excellent
music being furnished for the merry
iancers by the Cavannugh orches-
ira.
The entertainment last night was n
'Hlehdld success In every detail and
poke volumes for the entertainment
which conceived and *
the novel affair. The COM
nittee consists OF the following .
members Harry Benjamin, chair
Gus T'helin. Louis Gumbiner. ]. |
\. Colbert. BERNARD Jacobsen. Wal
er Jaffa, Or. y. ID. Bronson.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-07
MISS MAE BEAVEN IS
SURPRISED BY FRIENDS
Popular Nonn@ Lady Is Guest o
Honor ut Pretty Birthday Party.

Miss Mae B1aVeu. daughter OF AIR
and AIRS. John ). Beaver w3s the
guest ut % pretty surprise party lass
M her hons. S47 North Fourth
street Nesterda, was Miss BcHven :
sevents enth birthday and e auu.hfr pt
.her yonng fficnds eonsuirel 90 sur-
hDr. NefMg ag1{NRiy assisted in
.tt. rnnsulIacv IS Mr.. aul Mrs Ess-
wen Al = o'clock last night fiftet 10
.loAs and girls eAthered II the ReaNcu
.fDWN while tht victim ~ tha surprise
was Yisiting at neighhor s aii un-
cunslru oi the pending social affair
Upon her return she WAS greeted hy
the merry conSuiratQrs. who had snc-
teeded ia completely surprising their
voune friend Ass Heaven nianaeea 10
rise to The occasion auN proved i
charminu hostess The ReaVen home
had been beautifully decorated The
nrua mcntatiou of the dining room Dee
ina especially clever. An elaborate
course dinner was served IN this room
1T II o'clnck From "a chandelier in
the center ~ thc room there were
pink and White stre.amers reaching %.
tho plates here a carnuuon. currg-
sgoudinG tp The rihhon had nctn|
niaoed tor rhe diners The pink carrH-|
lions were ior tna ladies and the White
carnations Ter tle gentlemen lnuI
place cards We're VsrN clever ttt
affairs. ana tho ends ar tho uble wereI
Decorated w.th banks Of red and white
roses
Before ana otter the dinner ihe
@uests endowed themselves immensely
participating lu numerous games OF q
tion amusement entitled the kH
nance of a Shirtwaisi, proved io rs
the most popular form OF entertain
mont. "a prize eff 81 handsome cni
hnN being awarded To Ar Joseph car
riro raI his rfFUlirucy as 81 fnmarcer
while Miss Inureen Asseiin wNs
aNardr1 IS heluufal set Of ratt
brushes Tor per e~leVernHss in f~errfz-'
nut the srrets ef the game Miss
Hernioe Htssi succeeded In twins
tha most perfect NoW with thH rtnfsan
attached to her r5rnatnn at 3 uin-
ner tehie thereby winning "a heauu-
faf souvenir
The party WAS ID very clever affair
and wss sttativ enjoyed by eTcrH ont
Miss heaven. iu addition to
hfIre Ore recipient rf MANY canGrata-
lafions on the ~oeeasion 30 her hirtf-
lag. also Received numerous fani-
same eiftS
Those present were Misses Stclls
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-07
GENERAL BELL TO TAKE
COMMAND IN PHILIPPINES

Washington. Jan. 6-Major General
. Franklin Ben. who transfers the
duties III chief Of staff Of ule army next
Apvli q Aiascr General Leonard Wood
alil he the next comma dtr ef the
army in the Philippines General
Een wan succeed Major q neral ". T
pagalL who wiu retire from the serN-
ice in January. 1871
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-07

Kelly. lauren Asselin. Jennie Tiorney.
hiiia Keleher. Beatrice Armfio.
Mamie Kelly. Bernice Besselden. Mae
Beaver; Messrs. II. 9 Jones. Lee Muir
ply, Ralph Keleher. Joe Carrico. Roy
Wright. Connie Hennessy. Fred Writ.
and William Partridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beaver were assisted
in entertaining the guests 10y Miss
Mayme Tierncy and Miss Emma Ress-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-07
VARSITY ACTORS TO
GO ON THE ROAD
'MG Bob Amateur Dramatic
Success, viii Be Produced by.
Club in Santa Fe and Las.
Vegas IN Near Future,

With & record 1T th Ncsivst taa-
tour dramatic saeeeas ln the history of
of New MeXieo thettrieai~
the Cost uhleh raeanti, produced rMr
lsoO al me EiHs hcat.r On th- yiy
rs making preparations to go en the
road Nrfangements have been mtde
~ aisn the CLEVER performance in
SANTA ~ and las Vegas anal perhaps
elsewhere 100 oerlnern Now Mexico
'rsa paefie soy tha northern towns ARE
promised h trraf for MIR Bob was
one ul enc s~priehtitst lltlc comedies
etor Sven nn th, Albuquerque stlar
fhf rs~t of characters Is composed VT
tht ttsi ui tht la,tl amateur Talent
ant u IS snHprt v#tertssnin {er-
fprwuutr thtt Niu mtNe fft an'
whore
Tht ALTOONA Federation uf Women
WIN convene m rat~uu Januafg
n 40 f8 and IA.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-07
TWO WORE VICTIMS OF
CANNED PEACHES DIE

Santa Monica Cai Jan c-ruo
more members nf the Maraus- family
~ <mteile haK. succumhri Go fhe
effects 81 rf.Gsine poisson. This
makes eleven I'd the eo1en nersa-s
efo psrtoas "a th- flJai canrei
peaches who have died The soda s
Elror ~ the dictated lamiiy a O.
ae dEin-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-29

Sic z. & q. Giisnbabn fann ben8ia'
butt am Slnbuier pollenoeH

Der Stabtratb bate bstanntli6 Der
2ouispiae unb HaihpiQ. giienbabnz
9eieuIhaft bic 9erehtiame gum 8au
zines 8iobuttes am JluBufer srtbeilt
unD Der gaE ipar aud i4on 5isu,Ii4
nett forteeI6ritten, ais StaotanlpaIt
Ballard, benz Defenders bon Der Rsz
eeipers' uno Slippers afoctattoH
ausseiibten Druid ndhge6eno, Ramens
Der Stabt tlagbdr tpurbe uno ben
8au 5u inbibiren psriuat.. Der
Ginbalts6efebl tpuroe aud erlaHen
uub Der Wsiterbau bes 8iabutt.s bus
burh unmoglih gsnadt. Sa tpuroe
cine neue Sroinan3 ansenommsn. bic
Der giienbabn bas He6t Dsrlisb, bas
Wsgere1t be3tp. bas benOtbigte Gigen=
tbum auf benz Gpnbemnutionspege gu
ertper6en. Die 9esner oss proisttes
iuarsn Der anii6t, oaB Der Staotratb
tein Reht bate, cine iolde Sroinan5
su pdIiiren. Gs fpurbe pieberum a.s
tlagt. Sn Der untern Snitans tpurb.
Elm formslIes urtbeil abgeaeben, oamit
Der Jall 10 i6nsa pie mogIi6 Dor bas
Staatsobers.ri9t sebrndt psrbsn
tonuts. 8as oberite Tribunal bal
nun s.itern enti6isben, bab Der
Stabtratb burd grlaB Der in Jrag.
itebenb.n Srbinans feline Ra9tbefugs
nife uidt iiberidritten babe. Die
Srbinans beitebt alio gu Re4t. Ole
Staotantpalt galIaro seItsrn bon bsr
Gntiheibung in aenntniB geisBt tpurs
be, bemertte er, baB er ben Jaa boz
bic gunbessert9te brins,n pirbs
ipenn fid iresrb Elm. 5anbbobe bier5u
biete. gDie .r iebo6 in Der Sa6e
pore.hen tperbe. tpiibte sr 3ur 3.it
felbft ni9t. Die gii.nbabn mub Iif
jebt nit ben 9runb6eiibern abfinoer
unb bd tperben bic 9erihte tpabrs
ideinli6 tpieber nnserufen tpsrosn. Gs
ift m0slid, baB Bis sur Gnti6siouna
bieier porausiihtli6en proseFsn ee.
tportet pirb, ebe bon 5eiten o.rStaot
reIp. Der 5dnoelstOrp.ri9aftsn tpsitert
Sdritte unternpmmsn tperbeu. De,
friibers 9unbesienator Sorater battt
bic gifenbabns s9efeai6aft Dor ben
Sbsritaaatsseri6t pertrstsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-29
Sernitnftige Wsakregel
@i. bas StraBsnrilaiter por benz
auireiben s.ibiiBt psrbcn ioa.

0as oftmaiige aufrsibsn bss
StraBsnpflaiters iit buuptid9lia
Idulo baran, bob bafelbe 10 fhneQ
ruinirt ipirb. 4aum iit eine StraBe
ueu gepflaitert. ba pirb tie aud f6on
on pieIen SteIlen pisoer aufgerifen,
neil oteier poer iener SausbeiiBer e5
untsrlafen bate, ietn Saus nit Dem
4b3ugsfandl gu perbinDen ober tpeil
er ni6t reht5eittg bat 8asr0bren legen
IaTen. 2(Qe 8eroronungen ba6en ge=
gen oas uebel nthts aus3urt6ten oerz
mo6t. 9a bat Die leBte Gegtslatur
in al1er Stille Elm 8sieB angenommen,
tpel6es 6dusbefiBer 3tpingt, Bel Reuz
pflaiterun9 elmer StraBe ale Rohrenz
perbinDungen porber beritellen 5u lais
fen. Wenn er es unterlGBt, ntmmt
bic Stabt bic @rbetten DOR, 3erttfi3trt
ben 9etruC Der &oItenrs6nung on ben
GountpzMuDitor unb Dteier ieBt oi!
Summe uuf bus Steuerouplitat uni
Der getrag mug nit ben Steuern enta
rihtet perben. 3niI6en Staotun,
malt 8aQaro uno Irbeitsbiretto,
Sunbmatsr funo geitern oieIerbaIf
cine &onfersn3 ftatt unb bic 5errer
fomen bobin iiberein, Dab bas Stro:
Ben Reparaturz Department nit be,
0urhfiibrung bes 9eieBes betraut
perben ioQ unb beioe 5errsn bemert:
ten, baB bas 8eieb nit u[ler Strengt
poQitredt fperoeu tpiiroe. Weun Ger,
Sunbmater ieinen sigenen Weg bdtte
piiroe er, pie sr bemertte, nod pie
bruitii6er porgsbsn. Cine beFer
WaBreeeI als oiefes 8eies 1T gun
ShuB urieres StruBenpfIafters ga
niht bentbar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-29
EerinnalsVptiSen.

S6rsm bersits felt einiger 3ett Ders
Itprbensn 9atten 9eprge Steinert
folgte geitern Qlbeno I'm 6 ubr 5rau
Erteba ANNA Steiuert, geb.
9rombereer, i'm Sooe nah. Sas Sci
aenbsgGngniB ieBt ii6 am 9ouneritaJ,
ben 30. SUM-, pom Srauerbauie, 1910
Wt. gernbaro. 9poe Bart, aus in BE-
peauna unb bic 8erbrennung Der 9si-
de finbet am Nahmittag um 3 llbr I'M
9rematorium Itatt.
1urn eintn Ianften Soo nuroe
geitern, ,Worgens 8 ubr, Jrau Ut {
R 0 berg 2oernIetn, Die
Wittpe bon Robert &oernlein uno
Wluttsr ser 5rou Qlice Wsinrid, DOH
einem lGngsren, i6msrsbaften 2eiben
erI0It. Nm 0ouneritag, ben 30, Suni.
Ra6mittugs 3 ubr, finbet bic feierIihc
geiieguns auf benz Spring 9rops
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aus Itattfinpen.
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