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Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1910-02-24

w. j. McLoney, the dry goods
man, has an important announce
ment in the Message this week.
He will remain at the old stand,
Just north of the postOflce, and
will open up a hnel Of brand new
goods in about ten days. He has
been at this stand for p years
and has always done a thriving
business, possessing the utmost
confidence Of the public. Your
friend, McLoney, is the man for
you to see when you want good
goods at the lowest prices
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1910-02-24

Miss Mary Edna billiard, Is
year old daughter of Gus Dillard
of this city, won a fine piano this
week in a drawing contest con
Quoted by a st. Louis piano firm.
Miss billiard never took any
drawing lessons in her life, but
she is a genius in that line. Now
if there is no Glitch" and she
gets the piano after she has won
it, she should be happy girl in
deed.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1910-02-24
Splendid Lots $S5 to 5000 on
Easy Terms.

Trolley Heights is the
prettiest Addition ever sold in
Mexico. The electric line will go
right past this land. There are 100
lots in this Addition, 33 of which
have already been sold. If you
can pay $40 down on a lot and So
to $40 month, you can own one
or more of these lots. This Is
going to be the year Mexico is go
ing to boom and the advice of the
best-poSted men in Mexico today
is to buy Mexico dirt. Prices will
be advanced in thirty days, so
that if you want to buy while
cheap, write or call on the Central
West Realty Co., Office with S. D.
Stocks, attorney, Mexico, No, or
see Fred Morris, r. D. Worrell, l.
Y. McCue, R. E. Race, S. D.
Stocks, at Mexico, or Omar D,
Gray, Sturgeon, Mo. d3wl,
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1910-02-24

Five cars of ties for the electric
railroad have been unlOaded in
Mexico and have been distributed
along the right of way on the
north division of the road. The
boilers at the power house are N
position and as soon as the
weather gets warmer the brick
laying will be done. Everything
at the power house will be ready
for business as soon as any track
is laid.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1910-02-24

II. H. Sturgeon, of near Middle
wn, was in Mexico on business
his week. He returned a few
,ltys ago from a trip to Columbus,
thio. He says that is a booming
gountry. Land is away up in price
No chance there, whatever, for a
man with small means. He thinks
Missouri a mighty good place TO
come back to.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1910-02-24

The Vandalia High School de-
batting club last Saturday night,
against the Columbia club, in dis
cussing the question, Resolved,
THAT the Commission Form Of
Municipal Government Should be
Adopted" was defeated. Van
Glalia had the affirmative. Twelve
Members of the Mexico High
,chool heard the discussion.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1910-02-24

Lawrence Jones, colored, bought
"A worn-Out horse recently in Mex
leo for $3.50 and then hitched 1t
to a post and allowed it to stand
during the storm last week So
hours with but one feed. Jones
was arrested for cruelty to
animals and was fined $500.
White man or colored man guilty
OF such a charge-served him
right.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1910-02-24

r. G. French Of Lake Author,
La, will move to Mexico next
month. lie is "a brother of Mrs.
j. E. Durkee, Mrs. E. S. Cave and
John NJ. Pollard of this city. Mr..
French thinks of buying farm
and will raise fine stock. He form
erly attended school in Mexico.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1910-02-24

:, Mrs. Anna Miller, five miles
orth of Mexico, viii have a public
Eale March 4th. She will rent the
farm and thinks of coming to Mex
lco to make her home with her
ldaughter, Mrs. Clifton Harris.
ALBERT and VIM. Miller, her sons,
who have been looking after the
farm with her, are undecided as to
what they viii do, tho Albert will
most likely go back to st. LOUIS
and VIM, thinks he, too, may come
to Mexico.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1910-02-24
stoOlsholders Meeting,

Fbe annual stockholders meet
ing Of che Mexico, Santa Fe &
Perry Traction Co. win be held in
the Offices Of the company, Mex
leo, Mo-, March s, 1910, at 9 a. m,
for the election of directors.
NJ. Crum, Pres,
G. w. Gather, See.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1910-02-24

r. H. Allison, who has a position
with the railroad company at
Newport, Neb., writes back to his
parents in this county that the
mercury got down to IL below
zero there one day last week.
Nearly that cold here at that time,
brother.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1910-02-24

/ The type made our North No
correspondent last week say
I Mrs. Mamie Doyle and Josiah
Ifrtin were visiting their father,
ix Martin. We should have said
4 y were visiting their brother,
Fix Martin. Felix would have
Re world understand he is not
hat old.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1910-02-24

Mrs. Minnie Henry, a daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. O. F. O'Neal of
Mexico, died at her home in Mayes.
vile, Mo-, Monday of this week.
A sister of Mrs. Henry also resides
here, Mrs. James Carroll, and
another sister, Mrs. Baldridge,
lives at Centralia.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1910-02-24

, Read G. p. Molone s announce
ment in this issue of the Message.
He will move to the east side of
the square, to the old Sallee Book
Store building, in a few days and
will have a full line Of dry goods.
He solicits your trade and assures
sgou of low prices; the best of
eatment.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1910-02-24

Mr.. Jesse l.. Pease, a son of Mr..
and Mrs. c. w. Pease, just south
west of Mexico, and Miss Jessie
Dempsey were married by Rev.
A. A. Wallace the evening of the
10th inst. in this city. They will
reside in Fairview Place. Here s
best wishes extended them.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1910-02-24

Mr.. S. S. Shay and Miss Edith
Freeman, both of Auxvasse, were
married the 10Th inst, at the home
OF the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Freeman, Rev. Cop
pedge officiating. The bridegroom
is a brother of Mr.. Z. E. Shay,
teacher of Praisie Lea School,
northeast of Mexico.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1910-02-24

L. r. Bruce and Homer Mar
shall are attending the laymen's
convention in Kansas City this
week, About 1900 men from diff
ferent parts of the State are ex-
peeted there.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1910-02-24
WAS POISONED.
That Was the Fate of the Former
Audrain County
Teacher.

hlrKSVllle, MO-, FEB. o.
Deputy sheriffs started tonight
serving summonses for a special
grand jury, asked for by Prose
cutting Attorney Reiger to take
up the investigation of the death
of Prof. j. T. Vaughn. 1t is prob
able that the grand jury will be
impaneled tomorrow and that
Chief of Police Koch of Quincy,
the only out of town witness, will
be sent for and the inquiry pushed
thru.
Mr.. Reiger's action follows
closely upon the announcement
that DR.. Paul Schweitzer of Mis-
souri, State University had found
forty-nine fifty-ffth grains IF
strychnine in the stomach and
liver of Doctor Vaughn. The re-
port of Doctor Schweitzer could
not be obtained in full, but it was
said by the authorities that the
chemist not only found poison,
but that he had found all the vital
organs in a healthy condition, in
dicating that death could have
come only from the strychnnine.
Doctor Schweitzer did not ex-
anime the kidneys, spleen, brain
and muscles, but he says that
there would be about as much
more of the poison in those parts
as he found in the stomach and
liver.
This would make practically
two grains of strychnine, enough
to kill two healthy full grown
men, even under conditions fav-
Orable to them. The smallest dose
known by Kirksville physicians to
have produced death is one-half
a grain, the amount usually found
in deaths by strychnine varying
from one-half to one grain. One
twentieth of a grain is the limit
imposed by the law of Missouri
upon physicians treating patients
with the drug. rv
Professor Vaughn's career in
the school, in his home life, and in
church circles won him many
friends, not only at Kirksville, but
i'm the other North Missouri cities,
where he was an instructor.
He was native of Monroe Co.
and 90 years old. He had many
relatives in the county, who have
been very active in insisting that
an inquiry be made into the cause
of his death. They were assisted
by President Kirk, who came over
to Monroe county from Adair, and
was insistent in his demand that
the educators body be exhume1
and an autopsy made to ascertain
the cause of death.
Mrs. Vaughn also is related to
several of the wealthiest and most
influential families in North Mis-
souri,. Her father. j. NJ. Proctor,
and her uncle, Doctor Thomas
Proctor, who retired from the
practice of medicine many years
ago to enter the banking business
and is now president of one of the
Monroe City banks, are together
probably worth more than half !
million dollars. Mrs. Vaughan ,,
brother, David NJ. Proctor, a grad
uate of Columbia University, New
York, and now an attorney il
Kansas City, several years agC
married Miss Daisy Whitecottol
of Paris, a daughter of James II
Whitecotton, former Speaker o
the Missouri House of Representa-
tives and a candidate for tn,
Democratic nomination for Gov
ernOr. Both Mr., WhitecottOn am
Mr.. Proctor are attorneys in tn
case.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1910-02-24

Ed. w. H. Hook of this city
officiated at the marriage of Mr..
Wilson Wade Stuckey, of Tulsa,
Okla, to Miss Georgia Maurice
Callison, at the Christian church
in Upton, Mo, a few days ago.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1910-02-24

Mr.. and Mrs c. H. Spotswood,
thru the Message, extend deepest
thanks to all their friends and
leighbors for their attention and
sympathy in the late illness and
death of their little child, reported
in this paper last week.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1910-02-24

Henry James, Mrs. Everly and
N. II. Heiser are new Message
subscribers.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1910-02-24

Harry Heller of Moline return
ed recently from visit to his
uncle, M. H. Heiser, at Danville,
Mo.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1910-02-24

Everett Wills, Is, years of age,
was the lucky fellow to locate the
dollar hid in Ferris & Cauthorn s
show window last week. The
milk maid sat on it for stool.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1910-02-24
LOT 49,.

Special mems blanket lined
double breasted duck coats 81 30
sellers, to clean out this lot each
S1.00 also 30 pairs mems $3.50
corduroy pants as long as they
last pair $l.OO.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1910-02-24

II doz. shirt waists assorted
patterns with white lingerie,
lace trimmed and tailored also
black sateen worth today $1.25
as long as this lot lasts, choice
89c.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1910-02-24
LOT IL.

Special value in j. G. G. cor
sets ask to see our Milady"
herr is mo, ell that is ~ t. the
in sty worth $l.50 our
price for the Milady 95c. Rich
ardsnus Pillow top outfit con-
sisring OF top. back and lesson
sheet. 6 SIX. ius embroidery silk
Csc.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1910-02-24
LOT

Mems heavy wool sox 25c val
as long as they last pr. 1Sc'
Boys heavy century hose as long
as 60 dOz. last, size 6 to 10 2 pr.
25c. Women's Topsy hose
double toe and heel ask for the
Daisy" 2 pr. Csc.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1910-02-24
LOT g..

Special our heavy gray wool
blankets regular $2.9S pr. sci.
lers as long as they last pr. 81.
Cotton blankets 25c each aud
nice large comforts worth today
$1.25 as long a they last 99c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-16

Ceifneie geitrrn Die Z bore ilIrcs neutn
GeidDaifshauies oem gubIifnm.

Dir riibmIihit bssannte Ostamp
SeDelern 60. lit bon Der biitpriiten
eds an Der Jiinftsn uub 8ine Strabs
mad osm on Der Rorbtpeit.Gde Der
Sie6entsu unb Race Strabs gelegensn
monumentaIen graht6uu umge3ogen.
Die Jirmn befinbst fih nunlntbr in
Dlitten bes pornebmen Gintuufsoi.
itrifts, in bem thre uttrditipsu fSenIisrs
duslaaen bel Weitem mebr ms guoe
fdlleno 'tno. dls pie an Der menihens
umftutbeten Gte Der 5iinften uno 8ins
Strabe. @eiteru ipar Der gr0finungs,
tag beg neuen qotals, bus trpb isinsr
rdumlifeu 0robe taum i'm Staupe
mar, Die DisHgs Der ihauluittgen gss
iu6er 81 fafen.
Bon Rab uno 5ern iparen prdhtias
glumsritiits einestrpifsu, bic bon Der
8elRbtbsit bet Gisentbiimer Der Gss
lamp ssetpelsrp SO. bertotss ,3eugnib
ablsgten. Das Snnere bss eleguutsn
Gdoenrdumes lit ebenfo sFpsdmdsig,
tuie aud elegant duseeitattet. lie
Dadrsn iinb in iolfb gebauten 9ldss
idrdnten, oertn GnFuns Wa5agonp.
bolS 1T, untsrgsbratt.
9ntiirlich bate bic 1Sirma aues aui.
seboteu. am Groffuunggtags eire
Shmufidftns uno sStpelenz ausfsIs
lung gu bieten, bic tpobl mas 9islisiz
tieteit unb aoIt6ortsit betrefFeu, eiHlia
oaitsbsnD III. Die ausfsuung Der
2ibbp Grnitda GrBeugnilTe erreeten,
tpeatn oes ftiuen S6liffs Der Waare
bic aIlesmtins 2lufmsrtiamteit Der Ssn.
ner. gefonoers cine ioitbare ArpNau.
ndfe fir $50 puroe pisl betpunoert.
Die Tidmdnt unb SGmutipdarens
ausfsaung lit cine iol6 umfahenoe.
hab es idiper 1T, sinSslne Glide aus
berfeIben Defenders Rraussube6en.
Rsu III bic Ginriaturg bes QutO.
mobils sgsbarfs.Qrtit.l Tepartemerts.
5ier iii allss su baben. tpas ita oas
6ers oss 4utomobiliiten piiuiheH
tann. Sbne ,3rpsifel iit bos Departs.
meHt bas rsidbdltigIts ietusr art in
Der gtabt. Die geiu6er puroeu nit
gIumsn bebdft
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-16

Ssllen gitisens gioter 6ar SO. lplte'
maiiih behohlsu babsn.

Die Citizens motor Gar gompanD
loli uah 4nga5e Der golisei felt Ian.
qerer 3eit BON 4ugefteIiten unb 2lnbes
rem fpiteudtiid3 beftoblen iDorben iein.
Die tiirsIth pon ben 9eheimpoli3iiten
Gdlldban uno SadIon poreenommsn.
0erbaftuns oes Georse J. Reorono.
eines Robs, fiibrte sur gntbedung Der
Disbsreien. ReomoHo tpirb bei6aIeiet,
einsn automobilrGprsifen i'm Msrthe
bon $40 eeftphleu unb an ben Maihis
niften Gusen 9urois. bon Rc. 1910
Gin StrdBe. pertauft Su hobsn. gr
tpar 1dufig in Der Rdbe Der 0ardqe
Der gitiSens Ro.or Gar 60. eeiebsu
sporoen. RAD ieiner 0ertoftuna fol-
er Der poIissi Weittbeilunaen aemad1t
babeH, tpslfe 5u tpeiteren Rahfcri6s
unssn fiibrten. Sin RefuItGt Der lsss
tertn mar. naB sStiIe 6. Risfs BON go.
1410 Wldiu Strabe, Elm Chauffeur Der
Gitiseus Wlotpr Gar Co., Ipfpie Der
otensrlpGbnte Dtdihinift gurpis prs
baftet rpurbeu. Griterer spurbe uls
peroddaig einaeiprrt unb 2estertr
unier her Qntlaee Der 5eblerei. Rists
foa Der qolisei ben gtun,en zines an
beren Dsdnnes nitsetRilt baben. mel
der na6 ieinsr aueGbe ebenfols on
ben DiebftGblsn bstbeiligt sefpeien III.
Die yolissi fabHoet eesenrpdrtie ouf
ben betreff.nben monn. Dir Citizens
Usptor Gar 60. nobm fofort Elm ssns
perttdr ibrts Iaarenlasers ouf unb
min geflnpen baben. oaB sroBe Utens
esi MIfcmobiInsriilien aus itrsm
Qoger peridnuanoen iiHo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-16

yerIsst Auuobuer Der Naiu unb
@aGuat StraBs tn augt uub
S9rsdea.

Gin Mdnu, tpeI6er fi6 ols Wm.
SIeb, 90 Sabre aft, ppu go. 1403
WatH StraBe, regiftrtrts, tpurbe es.
tern in eInem 5enementbdu1e an y.
uno Wtoin Strabs bon pen goli3iiteR
SeotngtoH berbaftet uno ais gei1tes.
geit1rt stngeiperrt. Gr tpiro bempro-
batridter porgeFubrt perben, um auF
feinen 8eiites5uitaub uutsrfu6t 5u
Deroen. Eleb perurldbte geftern8ors
mtttag unter ben 8epobHern oes BON
Mtatn, BQInut, Canal unp u. StraBe
begren3teu 0duisrgepierts niht ge=
ringe Aufregung, inoem sr bon 6auS
81 9dus gtng uno Die 8etpphuer
Durnte, 10 ihneu pie mogIid dusSu=
5iebeu, oa oas gon5e 9duiergepiert pOr
2 lbr Ra6mtttaq nieberqebrunnt perz
Den piiroe Wehrsre in psm tenement
bauTe an Der u. uuo W1atn Strabe
ipohnenDe Samilten puroen ourh ben
unbeimlihen 8efucher in einen iolhen
Sarefen perIebt, odB iie fth alien
Gruites anididten, ibre gffettsu aus
oem SebGube gu eutferusu. goliSiit
Bennington tounte oieieIben nur nit
Wfiibe beruhiaen. aleb betpies nah
Feiner 8erbaftung, nurh feline unSuz
fommenbdugenosn uno nertporreneu
4ntporteu. bab sr getitesgeitOrt 1T.
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Sbei Sraipipro


T1aior Ralpb grupforb, gbef Der
9ebeimpolissi, unterbreitste aeitern
BEN Yoli5eiaef Rilitiu isinsR Be
ridt iiber bic 5bdiigteit Der gefeima
poli3ei i'm Qaufe oes Sahres 1909. sSu
pem gsnannien 3eitraum rpuroeu insz
srfommt 1859 gtnbrii1e unb 9isbs
fable sur Wetoung ssbrndt, BON tpeIs
den iih 169 Weloungsn als unbegriin.
BET sripieien. 9er 9siammtrperib bes
als eeftoblsn semel6sten Gigenthums
bslief iih auf SIG, ,694.88; isooh itsllte
iit fpdter beraus, oab bitrDon Gigena
tbum i'm Wertbe Don $11 ,S74.02 nidt
aejioblen rporoen mar. Somit belief
iih Der Dsrtb oss tpirtlit, stfohls.
nsn Gisenihums ouf $64,S20
So Cts. D1s bon Der 0eheimpclisei
ipieoersrlangte Gissntbum reprdieattrt
einen Dertb bon S41,579.76. 4ubsra
benz ipuroe bur9 Die 8emiibungen Der
8sbeimpolissi gigentbum i'm Wertbe
Don $1O,318, tpeltes auBsrbalb Gin
einnatis eeitohlen fporoen tpar, rpies
bererlangt. Die 9eIammtsabl Der DON
Der eehsimpoli3si ooresnommensn
0crbaftun9sn belief iih auf 99o.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-16

ienen 8efe6l bin per6aftet, um iih i'm
Common 9Ieusz0eriht unter Der Nm
tIage Der Miba6tung bes 8eti6ts gu
perantnorten. S6nette mar dn9epiez
fen tporoen, feline 6rau, rDel6e tiir3Ith
cine SdetDung pon Inn ertptrtt bate,
beitimmte glimente gu 3abln, iou ie.
bod bieIeu 8efeht etnfa6 tgnorirt boz
ben.
iFrau marp mbite, unter Der 4ntla>
ge Der WttBbanblung ibrer II Sabre al
ten Stteftohter WsarD WbIte itebeHo,
purpe bon 8i6ter 8oDe entIuiien.
Carl Rtggs Don &outsoiQe mar Dor
einigsr 3ett pesen 5erumlun9erns 5tl
$50 unb Soften perurtbetlt norben, jez
bod bate 8ihter gobe bic Strafe
IuIpenoirt unter Der Geoinouug, DuB
Der 2lngetLagte iofort bic StaDt bers
laiIe unb iia ni6t tpieber in OerIelben
bltdeu laFe. Riggs mar bem 8efehls
3tpar nahgetommen, tebrte dber tiir3>
LID pisber roh Cincinnati 3uriit. @r
nurDe BON Der poIi3ei oufgegriffen unb
geitern lpieber unter Der 4ntldge Des
5erumlungerns porgefiibrt. Die ba,
mails IuIpenbirte Strafe ppn $50 unn
Soften puroe oou Rihter 9obe fir in
Gruft befebeno ertldrt, uno Rtggs
purbe mad benz 4rbeits6uus gebruht
oyQmes 1aplor unb Sobn Stratus,
ipel6e ii6 in sinem 3immer bes Bur
tington 6otels bduslih nieoergelanen
batten, obre baB Der 6otelclert etne
4bnung bierpon bate. ipurben BEN
Ri6ter ais peroGdtig Dorgefiihrt UNI
pon biiem Der Stabt perrpieien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-16

iiber $4,000 eeeen bic Cincinnati
5raetion 60. an.
sso9n Riemeber fpurbe geItern Der
lInteri6lagung bon $50 gum Ra9tbeil
Der Cincinnati &c Suburbau 9eltperp
60. fhuloig befunben.
Utarp Granep itrengte tDegen erlit@
tener 8erlsBungen cine aTase iiber
$4,000 gegen Die Cincinnati srdcs
tion SO. an.
Nus beniel6en 0rurpe reihte 4nnd
6illner eine Rlage iiber $1,000; 5annp
6errmdnn cine folfe ii6sr $1,000;
Gppdro u. 2atffe cine iol4e iiber
$539.50; Warearet 5ransb cine iolds
iiber ST., $50 uno Got6erine Webon
cine fol6e iiber $4,000 gsgen bic
Cincinnati 5raction SO. ein.
Robsrt popea tldgte eire 5orbes
rung iiber $3.50 gesen bic Rational
4eeler 60. elm.
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5rant uuD Qlice gpppiRger, 17Ulul.
berrD Ctr, Elm MGohen.
George unD Settle 4noerfon, 2946
9afberrp Ctr, Elm Wdoden.
WtQIam unD GbrtftiQna 2obmann,
1925 Utan5fielo Ctr, elm anabe.
VtattbeD uno s5oIepbine greitner,
$40 5optins Str, Elm MGo6en.
6enrp uno 4nHo 0eiIemuu. 1890
CLINT Str, Elm &nabe.
Sbomus unD maD 6dqnrQn, ,21f
u. Is. Strabe, Elm Rna6e.
sSobn uno Barbara Wtiqer, 1886
Weitern QDe., Elm &nabe.
Gopar0 uno Clara 5einse, f1433
Ghafe aoe., Elm anabe.
Gbdrles unD gldraGQtQn8aro, 1882
Sinn Ctr, ein Mldo6sn.
3omiuno unD 8oIiqno Gtompo,
.315 u. 6. Str, Elm Mldphen.
GoDtn un0 4Ibtna ShtualbdH,
1909 @DQins 4oe., Elm Ruabe.
gtar uno Sba 5offmau, 523 Seaits
Ctr, Elm Wldbhen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-16
Gin Ding Der 9ersangen6eit
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0ergangeHheit angeboren. Dan.
Bauer, Der Better pes GtabIiTements.
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tetnem Dabripruh tommsn tonnten.
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bem 5reiben i'm Waiefic feline befons
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ibaft feinss Re6tsanndItes gtuliion
beim Wanor DOR uno fraste ibn, rpas
er nit ieirem 2otale drfongen 'ous.
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RonsertbaQs in elmer 9roBitubt pie
Cincinnati sin nothtpeupiqes llebel,
oenn mas folIten isne GIeniente beains
neu, Die berartige 2otdIe freausntiren,
penn IS teine aon3srtbaLsn aebe ?
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bic 9renjen oes @rIrubtsn nidt iiberz
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gan;e Stdbt m gaibtreoit 6ringen,
peHH IS Der SdmmeIplag oon GIemen>
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Sapab. auf gouers 5raae, mas er
tbur ioQe: sd gebe .5hnen ben guten
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sd tptrbe Sbren Rath beFoIgen."
Das 8ouer mad S6IisBung ieines
2otuIs nit DemieIben tbun ipirb, III
rod unbetdnnt.
Der Ntopor ertbeilte esItsrn gbas.
pfeifFer cine 2i3eHs, in ieInsm 2ptaIe
1871 9ine StraBe eiHe apHssr.baue,
ME btsber fiibren 81 oiirfsr.