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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1910-11-24

The Importance of vote was shown in
the election held on the 9Th instant, when
Charles Bennett Smith, Democrat, was
elected to Congress from the Thirty sixth
District of New York by q single vote,
where more than Al 900 ballots were cast.
Thousands of voters in this State neglected
to vote at the recent election, when some
of the most "vicious amendments to the
Constitution that was ever submitted to
the people for their approval or rejection, y
were adopted, and the obnoxious meas
ures could have easily been defeated had
the delinquent voters discharged their duty
to their country and to their fellow -citi-
zens. That is the way many Louisian-
ians fail to exercise one of the greatest
rights of citizenship. They neglect their
plain duty, and yet, when the political
bosses avail themselves of the advantages
OF this neglect of duty, the aforesaid de-
linquent voters get mad and take it out
in abusing the bosses, instead of voting
them down and out Of their jobs. The
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1910-11-24
LATEST NEWS IN PARAGRAPHS.

The whole of Manchuria has been Off
cially declared to be infected with cholera
Coffee for active deliveries touched 10
cents Saturday, the highest price since
1896.
Three trainmen were killed and three
injured in q railroad wreck near Altoona,
Pa, Saturday.
Champ Clark, Democrat, will succeed
Joe Cannon, as Speaker of the House of
Representatives.
A young Indiana farmer confessed to
numbering his father and throwing the
body into we'll.
The jury in damage suit at Vicksburg
was ordered locked up over Sunday in
order to force decision.
The Constitutional Convention of New
Mexico adopted report against prohibi-
ton clause in the Constitution.
1t is estimated that the number killed in
the fight between Puebla revolutionists and
Mexican troops were 100 to ITO.
Remarkable activity is being shown in
the work OF raising the wreck Of the Maine
in the harbor of Havana, Cuba.
Andrew Waggoner committed suicide
near Huntsville, Ala, by shooting. He
was to have been married last Sunday.
Four men were killed by the premature
explosion of 5-inch 51-caliber gun, at the
Indian Head proving grounds of the navy.
The next National House of Representa-
tives will stand: Democrats, 227; Repub-
licans, 1853; Socialists, /. Total, 391; Civ
ing Democratic majority of SO.
State Senator E. M. Travis, of Brook
lyn, N. Y, testified before the legislative
committee in New York last Friday that
he had been offered 100000 to cast his
vote against the anti-race track betting
bills in 1908.
The Census Bureau announced Monday
that 1874, 153 bales of cotton had been
ginned to November IA. Prices advanced
sharply in New York and New Orleans.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1910-11-24

DR.. e. G. Allen, Of Shreveport,
Announces that he has opened an office
in the Cooper Building. DR.. Allen is a
graduate of both schools and carries a
full line of homeopathic remedies.
Special attention given chronic diseases.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1910-11-24

We have for years been in favor of the
election of public printers by the voters in
the several parishes of the State. The
following paragraph on the subject from
the Mer Rouge Democrat, an able and
vigilant champion of the rights of the peo-
pie, expresses our sentiments:
"The election of public printers by the
people in the several parishes of the State
and the enacting of laws compelling the
publication of all official matter in official
journals designated by such public prin-
ters, is the only way we see to stop the
throttling of the free speech of the press
by the politicians and sinecure office hold
ers.''
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1910-11-24
THANKSGIVING DAY.

This is Thanksgiving Day. Let US give
thanks to-day that we are what we have
shown the world we area generous, lib
eral, open hearted, broad minded and
God-serving Christian people.
SIN everything give thanks; for this is
the will of God in Christ Jesus concerning
YOU" Some may think this is hard to do,
and so it may seem at times; yet as Chris
tians, we must be thankful for all the dis
pensations of Providence, whether we un-
derstand them or not, knowing that all
things work together for good to them that
love God; and that our merciful Father in
Heaven is too wise to err and too good to
afflict His children unnecessarily.
Chrysostom, once Bishop of Constanti-
nople, and then driven into exile, perse-
cuted and despised, died far away from all
the splendors of the capital, and all the
comforts and honors which he had enjoyed,
uttering his favorite motto: "Glory to
God for all things
And let US now mention some of the
things for which we are especially called
upon to thank God this day.
OF the ordinary blessings of life, such as
food and raiment, health and friends, we
ought not to be unmindful, and for every
one of them we ought to be devoutly
thankful. Shall we not cultivate and
manifest spirit of gratitude for temporal
as we'll as spiritual benefits? The Apostle
James comprehensively expresses the mat
ter thus: EVERY good gift and perfect
gift is from above and cometh down from
the Father of Lights, with whom there is
no variableness, neither shadow of turn
ing. Who is yesterday, to-day, and for
ever the same-the God of Jacob, who
changeth not, and therefore we are not
consumed, but live, move and have our
being in Him.
"When thou makest feast, call the
poor, the MANNED, the lame, the blind, and
thou shalt be blessed, for they cannot
recompense thee, for thou shalt be recon-
pensed at the resurrection of the JUST
Now, since we believe the word of the
Lord, which saith: "He that hath pity
upon the poor lendeth mercy unto the
Lord, and that which he hath given will he
pay him again. will we not show our
@faith by our works, and do what we can
for the poor?
While thanking and praising the Lord
for His wonderful goodness to US, let us
not forget to do all in our power to make
others thankful and happy, and we shall
all feel better for it.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1910-11-24

Good Roads Farce Amendment and the
Conservation Farce Amendment, both of
which could and should have been defeated
on the 9Th instant, will give host of po-
litical favorites fat jobs, who will have to
be reckoned with in the next State primary.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1910-11-24

The old, old story, told times without
number, and repeated over and over again
for the last thirty-six years, but it is
always welcome story to those in search
of health - There is nothing in the world
that cures coughs and colds as quickly as
Chamberlain Cough Remedy. Sold by
all dealers.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1910-11-24

The st. Landry Commoner, a newspaper
recently established at Opelousas, is max
ing name for it's excellence as newspa-
per and for the strong, able and instruc-
tive character of its editorial columns. It
is clean. safe, able paper. It ought to
be great pride to any city to feel that at
all times its interests are in the hands of a
clean paper, and then of conservative
and honest paper. That is just such a
paper as we think the st. Landry Com
mOner is.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1910-11-24

The Lake Charles American Press is
sued a magnificent edition of twenty four
pages last Saturday, which was of great
value to that enterprising city and credit
to the management of that excellent news
paper.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1910-11-24

An epidemic Of "pink eye'' at the Vir-
ginia Military Institute at Lexington, has
necessitated the closing of the institution
until january.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1910-11-24
FROM OVER OUR GREAT STATE.

The State made last year $4,000 bales
of cotton.
The alleged good road tax received only
1887 majority in the parishes.
Gov. Sanders has called the Legislature
to convene in extra session next Monday
for term of ten days.
A court judgment compels Jennings to
pay $3.50 because rotten plank in a
sidewalk resulted in the death of q child.
There are forty-six parishes in Louisiana
that have Boys Corn Clubs, with total
enrolled membership of 6307.. Statistics
show: School clubs, 752. Boys reporting
yields of 100 bushels or more, "a; boys re-
porting yields of Is bushels or more, e:
parish clubs reporting yields, 81; boys
reporting yields, 256. Average yield of
256 boys, 61.76 bushels. Approximate
amount of corn made by the Louisiana
club boys, 100000 bushels. Approximate
total value Of premiums awarded to the
boys at parish contests, $500. Value of
premiums awarded at State contest, 1928.
Parish clubs exhibiting at the State Fair,
twenty -one.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1910-11-24

We do not believe in making the Governor
responsible for the acts of the Legislature,
only so far as his veto power may be ex-
ercised. If the right kind of men are sent
to the Legislature they will not be the tools
of the Governor. The Legislature is more
to blame than the Governor for the pas
sage or bad laws.
New Orleans Times Democrat: The
vote throughout Louisiana was small Tues
day, barely third of what it should have
been. BY the laws of Kentucky, Oregon
and half dozen other States all persons
not voting for a Constitutional Amend
ment are deemed opposed to it, and it must
have majority Of the total vote registered,
not the vote cast. Some of the amend
ments have been carried by less than
fifth Of the vote of the State. The largest
vote was cast in New Orleans, but even
here some 10000 voters stayed away from
the registration Office and the polls. The
Governors home town of Franklin voted
for the Exposition five to one, but against
amendment No. 8, the bond and tax
amendment, which was framed in the in
terest Of drainage scheme in its neigh
borhood. The Governors own parish, St.
Mary, went against his pet conservation
scheme four to one, seeing something sus-
picious and against the public interest in it.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-17
2okal.Derid)t
1emti1es 4beater.
..shntewit!M.n" am ssunfas Naf.
mittaa nnb .,gie 9ieber bss 1luF.
ianteu" in Der AtenDporHelluua.

Dem 9crDertnuf mad su ftiisb.n,
lperben fih bic bsioen gorlielIunasn
bes Deuiihen 1bsaisrs am morgiaen
Sonnias zines gldnssRben gsiuhs ers
freusn. 4m Hodmiitag finb.i bic iibs
Iihe Wtibnahts riieuuns Itaii, Die III
eriter Qinis fir bic listen sIeinen Be.
red1net III unb se!eseniliG bieier 0crs
itslluns pirb bns Wdrhsn .Shnees
friiihen uHb bic Feben 3perge4 In
gang por5iiglider 1eiebung nnisr Mi.s
tpirtuns timer eroBen HinoerfG)aor su.
auffibrurs seIansen. Wsr fsinsn
ainbern oobr einen ,uirslif, aenuEs
ridden Nanmiiiug berf1nffsn min.
Der folltt niht perfdumen. Il. in bi.
auffiibrung pon Gfnesipitihsn III
fiibren. - Cir ben 4beno itsbt bas
bette Der bsutfben DoItsitiide NIT Or
fang .Di. Qieber bes Muiiian!en" BON
RuboIf aneifel ouf bem prooramm
Dies briIlanie .Werf In bos beutTht
Original bss -Nuiie Mniter@, Topib
Warfielb's srcbem Grfols. gaur In Die
oeuti6t Dtriion Idnge nift 10 ernit
gtbalt<B nnb osr 1umor iommt oona
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-17

Die mid htisite Gnti del
oung. pslhe BON SberbunosssGs:
riht ausitebt, bstrifft Sen Sabatstruit.
Dei1en gluflOiung purbs BON Der unite
rem Snitan5 oetrstirt, nitt neil er un'
eeIeBIi6e Mtittel Sur unteroriiduns Der
SonturrenS ansepanot, 1onoern tpeil er
oos bios ourh feline aapitalsmaht sss
than uno bamit Elm Wonopol berseitellt
bat. Die Jrase, tpelde jegt bic Welt
ees 9robtupitals befhdftist, gsht oos
bin, ob bds Sberbunoeseeriht Der In=
iiht beipflidten pirb, oab oas blobe
9orbonbenfein zines Wfpnoppls, oud)
tpenn es ni6t burh seieBpibriss Wits
tel gu Stanos getommen lit. untsr bic
Strafbeitimmungsn bss Intis Sruitgss
febes fdut. Barum man Der gntIheis
oung bteriiber nit Spannung entees
geniisbt, lit Ieidt senug gu srtldren.
Ufit Dem Qugsnblid, ba oas Sberbuns
oesseriht ertlGrt, bab Wonopols, De-
nen teine 8erlebung beg glntizSruitges
IeBes nudqeDieTsn rperoen tann, eins
panpsfrei iino, bann fpiro 9llles Mono
poliiirt rperben. Die meiIten 9etriebs
in oerielben granhs tperoen iih nah
unb nu6 gu elmer 5irmu perihmsIsen.
go melt es urs bstrifft, tpirosn mir
niht iiberraftt iein, tpenn Die GntIdeiz
bung 3u 9uniten Der MpnppoIs lautste,
neil Dem IntizS zSruItgsiss Der 8egriff
Der 8srfhporune 81 9runbs lisgt.
3tpei ooer mebr Tirmen bilrfen teine
8sreinbnrunsen iibsr bic 9reiie, su
Delhen iie lire Wdaren pertaufen mol
len. trefTen. ooer Qsssnieitig tbr 4bfabs
qebtet abgren3sn, um Der aonturrens
Elm Gnoe 81 MAIDEN. Gin Monopol, bas
bios aus elmer ein2igsn 5irma beItsht,
tann Iid ietbftpsritdrotid teiner Der
fhp0rung Ihulois MAIDEN unb bem.
mad bas 9lntis isSruitgsieB auf Wonos
pole feline InpenounG ha6en. @snn
Die Gnt'6eiouns in bisIsm Sinne Iaus
ten follte: Wus niro bann gsihsbsn?
Die Nntport tdnn Iorpeit nur odbin
tauten, bab oas 2anb bel elmer IoIdsu
WonopoIspirtbfhuft Ri6t beIteben
tDnnte uno oas 0plt lie ni5t buIben
fpiiroe. Wie aber oas 8eies ben &C.
fhdftsbetrieb anoers reosln t0nnts, 1T
zine Jraqs, Die mir Der 3utunft iiberz
laTen miiFen.
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ten 3ped peraussabt baben, iiberitsigi
bel Weitem ben geleblih ansemelpeten
Betras, oa betannt tit, bab ale aors
porationen. niht bios in Wisepniin,
fonbern in ben eanaen Der. Staaten
iih pereint batten, um bieIen Bolts
mann aus ben Wege gu rdumsn. gs
mag iein, oab Wisconiiner Stimmgss
Der iturtii6 eeipeien iinb, ibr giirger.
re6t fir elm paar Dollars gu beri6as
hern, aber I'm bic MaioritGt Der giirs
ger BON WiscpnIin gu taufen. iit gliez
mano reid senus, uno oas trifft duh
auf dnoere Staaten gu. Ga 5plIettes
Sieg lit elm pertbpoues glrsument in
Der a9itatipn. ben 2esislatursn Die
grpdbluns Der gunbss zSenatoren gu
entsieben uno ite benz 9pIte gu iibers
tragen.
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Ser Streit DER Gbicasuer alci-
oerarbeiter.

Gs Iino bolo brei Wtondts Der, baf
bic 4rbetter mdnnliten unb ueibliter
9eftIetts, bic in ben qroben Gbica.
soer Standardization bsItdftigt iino
! fit am Streit befinben. Die ldnae 81,
'tdftigungsloitgteit unb Der Itrenot
Winter baben iie our 9ersneifluno oe.
braht, mas fid) in Observation-Disclosures
! ge9en Die Streitbrster dubert, 70 bar
Die Bolt3et ge3pungen mar, BON ibren
QDdflen 8ebrauh 81 MAIDEN unD Der.
. 'hieoene qsrionen bereits ums 2sben
oetOmmen iinb. 9as iIt ben Streitsrn
BON 8enen porausgeiagt poroen, mel
de ihnen oer16isoentlih gsratben bas
ben, an bic Irbeit 3uriit3u.ebren. Sn
elmer Slniift mar ss untIuo uefunbelt,
oteTen Ra 3 nitt5u befclgen. Wenn man
arie9 iiibren fpia. iuht man fit biz
hier3u giinItigIte 3eit aug, uno oas 1T
be'tlmmt uitt Der Winter, Der bic
9r0bten 4nforperunoen on Die @eloz
mittel bes urmen Wannss 'tsut. Sn
prin5ipieler 6iniidt jebot1 mus man
ben Streitern beipfli6ten. oah lie nitt
na6eeben ipollen, benn bic ibnsn asitelIy
ten Jriepensbebinsunesn tparen taum
ettpos anoeres, als cine Gapitulation
auF 9naoe unb llnanaos. Gs fehlts
alle 9drantis. bab lie cine Before Be
6anblung. als friibsr, srlaneen niirbsn,
unb Die 8ehanblung mar emporeno.
Der tdrge 2obn purbe burh bic mill
tiirlihiten 4bsiige geIhnldlert, 70 bub
fih bieraus cine gmpfinDung ereab,
bob man abenfo gut slei6, als Ianaiam
perhungern tonne.
gfun 1T es ridtia bdb Wnbere mil
lens iinb, gu ben be'tsbsnben 8eoinqunz
gen 3u urbeiten. Gs mare aber unridh.
tis, oaraus idlisben su fppaen, oos bic
8eoingunsen niht 10 unainitiu iein
tonnen, pie Die Streitsr iie boriteI.u.
Jn ben ipihtisIten Qrbeitsmdrtten,
pelhe bic grobItGbte iino, aibt es alz
lerlei Griften5en, balbe unb pierisl
griiten5en. IS iino bic Gesteren, pelz !
DE itOrenb in ous Irbeitsproblem eins |
arsifsn. Si. baben in Der Reeel einen
6ult am elterlihen Saufe uno finb |
niht abIolut ge5punqen. auf oo[Iem
oobn 81 beitebsn. bu ibre anaeb0riqen
oas ousgleihen, ipos an oobn fehlt, um
oas Duiein friiten gu tonnsn. $50 bag
1i6t Der SAT- ift, miiFen bic BstreTfen.
penn auf oem polIsn 2obn beiteben, oo
lie olles felber berbi.nen miiiien, mas
ju mDafein notbnenbig 1T. Wir feben
lber. baB unter ben ssgenpdrtiaen
Berhdltniifen teine WDglitteit gegeben
4, btefen Doflen Qobn au srlangen.
gislans bat bic @efenftaft fif bie@
'er 5batiahs geseniiber tbeilnabmslos
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Slid i'm llnaIi6.

6err Daniel Gbrspe, BON go. 1884
eoltrain apsnue. iotIibirte selsern
Vahmittas in feinsm 4utomo6il ouf
Der Jahrt nah Der Siabt an Der 6.
8. uns .. arsuSuns. an Goleroia
apenus, NIT sinem Jrahisuss eenanns
ter gahn. 9os Auiomobil ipurbe sers
trillnmfrt uno 6err Sbrepe unb ieine
Satin purben in ipeitsm Boaen ouf
bie Seiis sefdleuosri. Nugenssusen bes
unfdls eiIisn ben gerunsIiidsen Al
Ollie. itooh ItelIte iih gum Slid bers
aus. bdb bic 2eBiersn NIT unbebsutens
ben aontuiionsn unb 4bidirfunssn
oapongetommen ncren.
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bsrrTtt burc5 .in gsrbOt o.s Isbr Itren.

berritt burh Elm 0srbot ots iebr itrsns
gen Geopolos III. Hibt isben ourfte.
llno taum bate 2sorpolo Ii. bic 4u'
gen seihloHsn. ed ipuros bic 5od;sii
ousgerilfttt. Run bilit gu tinsm gros
ben 5ofitaai nidt mebr bic siitis:
Wdrquiie Gbapsits. glun opfert Ole
aaiisrin Gugsnis pisIe Millionen fir
ben Rsffsn. Ter Wsffs ion in griiiIsl
iein prinsIitss. fonbsrn Gin taiierIites
6aus MAIDEN.
Gr bat Is Der Geffentlihteit onptrs
traut, oab sr ale bofinunasloisn Raj
isrtrdum. einiargsn motts. 9isusihs
lIiliisrtsn IS ibm sinia: unsrmiibtih.
Jrsunoe ein. bab CT. gshsimnibpon unb
olsIoeutis. binsuiegis: limb lpsnn Der
Ruf bod einmol on mid .onmsn fclIs
!e, oann min ih nidt anbers rssier.n,
ols Elm - r,publi,aniihsr gaiier."
Wiur 80 bprf.
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nuf feline Rshnung. sSn Der 6oupiz
role bes .Gebrstt gDinter" bat Diretz
tor S6mio ipisbsr emma! gslea.uhsit.
cine ieiner grobsn haraiteriftifhen
Rollen CUR 0ariiellung 3u b,ing.n
uno luirb aIs Der feinoIitx gruber
sWartin" bon Serrn IDaIi.r iyiIders
Ihten cuf bas bette unitrftiist tpers
ben. Sri. gmanoa Blum, Fri. SeTie
Wsiiaer, 5err llIrih Saupt, 5errsfrebi
Imbroaio uno 6err 8ietor Wllnsrs
Jabrieius tbeilen iih in ben anoer.n
promtnsnten Follen. 0urd bic bubs
fhen lieber bss fubrenben Mufi.anisn
.SebrehtA tommt aud bic ffone
Stimme ees 6erru 8. g. Shmib tpies
Der einmal 5ur 8eltuna. Gise foIIt,n
I'M 8orDertanf Bel Oitoaas, apoibe,e,
Zine uno eiberin Sirabe, 8. q. a.1bo.
balo. 1919 9ine Strabe ooer an Der
5hsa'srtaiIs bes Granb Opera 6ouIe
reierrirt ptrhen.
Dns Gniembl. III eei.ern BON elmer
.rlclgreiten Gaiiipielreiie auriidoes
tehrt. oas bic Silbte Danson. s..
younssiotun unb Glspelunb umfobts.
lpo 8ireiior S6mib unb feline Rini..
lsrlhaor uoblpsrbiente ariumpbe a.s
fsiert bat.
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unisr neuIi9 gefiibrter
9emeis, Dap es unmoglid 1T, cine
Wajoritdt oss 9Oltss gu 6eteten, fins
Oct eInen fuetteren 8eles an benz Be-:
ben gebDroen bon WisconTin binterlea.
ten 9efsBItA oOrgeiaris6snen Qusneis
iiber Die untoitsn bss lsBten Da6ls
tampies. 4u5 oieiem gebt berbor, oaB
bic Stanopatter isnes Staateg es iid]
hdben 114,000 Dollars foItsn laffen,
nm ga 5ollette bel ieinsr geperbura
nm eln neues sWanbat Bel Der
primdrDabl gu idlagsn. Die anqez
fiibrte Summe rsprdisntrt nur bic of
fi3iellen 4usgaben. Was aprporas
tlonszWasnaten obns 8orpiifen bes
admpugnetommittess gu bem erndbns
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Srieffaftem. .

". q. l. 9. tam niti mebr mels
ben. 2. Der Spring groDs SrisbboT
eaih0lt GOO Qf6tr.
7. s. e. Tb bette augtunft burfie
Jbnen irseno Elm edssptr. ob.r
5olsitn.:bss 0eihdft srtpei!sn f6nnen.
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Ser republifaniide &aiier.
prin5 8ittnr Rapplson. Ss;ne
griifsler Sabre. - Ben ieiner an.
hdngern erbal;en. - 6er3snsabsns
teuer. - Die Witttpe gauc.aire. -.
Der prdtenosnt BON hsute.
ritter, Gnpe 9opsmbe-.

prins Bi.tor Rapolson, Der sum
0atten Der klgif4en prin5eb glem.ne
tine beim frobliden ShnseflodeEtrei.
ben setraut ipuroe, ift fdon Elm Mann
an Jabren. SO SABRE sdblt er kute,
unb als er nah 8riiFel ins griI fam,
itanb man i'm Juni 1886. CT mar aIio
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G!6sliher 1ob.

Jrau Marp gar!dsr, Cds bsr
Jlint uno Dsnman Sirobe, erlaa as.
lttrn. ipabreno iie in ibrsr Wobnuns
nit 5eniterreinisen bsfnafilgt mar,
slnsm 6.r5ihlaae. DIR Coroner uurs
Be 6ern6ri1.iai.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-17

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