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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-07-09
R0OSEVELTLETS.

When Colonel Theodore Roosevelt
stepped on the shore Of his native
land, after an J absence OF. several
months, he was given a cordial greet
ing by his fellow citizens. A hum
dred thousand men, women and chill
dren turned out; to welcome him. and
this gathering, along with the boom
ing of cannons, the fluttering of flags
ought to have warmed the cookies of
and conferred his attention on the en-
livening scene before him.
But the Colonel had something else
in mind.
Casting his eye about, he missed
something. rs there a stenographer
present?' was his first question. -
There is" said someone in auth
ority. -. -. :. - -
Every Well, then; we will proceed"
H. G. Wells, the English author,
says of our hero and his exploits:
THE thick head behind the thick
stick, stupidity rampant and un-
ashamed, ;aggressively assails our ma
tional outlook. Every attempt to
clarity thought and establish workable
cancellations goes down under "a
rush of stampeding strenuousity, >and
this in an age and-in the presence of
needs that call for thought as subtle
as electricity and as firm and flexible
as tempered STEEL
Thomas H. Carter was white
house caller, and on leaving was sur
rounded by newspaper correspond
ents. Said the Montana senator: 1T
looks to me this way:
Senator La Toilette, after his in
terview with Colonel Roosevelt yes
terday, said: Roosevelt is the great
est American living
And Roosevelt said: Il don't
think I can add anything to what the
senator said.''
Editor James Barry of the San
Francisco Star says that Roosevelt re-
| minds him of the classic of the dos
| and the parrot. Polly, left alone
when the family went to the circus,
| thought to have some fun with Tow
| ser. "Sic i'm; sic 'im.'' she cried.
Towser, seeing only the green bird
bounced upon 1t, to the sad disar-
rangement of Polly's plumage Elk
Treating herself with difficulty, the
unwise creature gazed at her dishev-
| eled appearance and with sadness re-
marked: ''Polly. Polly, you talk too
| damn much"
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-07-09

T. L. Lewis, president of the United
Mine. Workers., has issued state
ment in which he declares that the
men have $5,ooo,ooo for a strike
fund.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-07-09
Vision and sight
Are not the same, quite,
You may call her a vision,
Don't: call her a sight.

School Inspector Ito his host, the
squire Of the village): Most anus
Ing thing happened today. I was
questioning a class, and asked a boy:
Who wrote Hamlet?' and he ans
wered tearfully, please sir, it wasn't
me-"
Squire latter loud and prolonged
1aughter): Ha! ha! That's good; and
I suppose the little imp had done it
all the time.'
A friend of the family asked the
son Of the deceased: What were
your fathers LAST words?" 49,,
The boy replied: Father didn't
have last word, Ma was there right
up to the time he died."
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-07-29
Notice to the Public.

I wish to thank my good people for
their friendship, and sympathy caused
bv the death Of my late lamented nus
band. This is to inform the public
expect to continue the business, so
many years established, and wish to
thank the many friends and patrons for
their patronage and good will, and So
licit your future cooperation.
Respectfully,
Mrs. S. r. Ginsburger.
Grenada, Miss, July q, 1910.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-07-29
BREWERS ADDRESS
Continued from Page One.

! way. He said that the vilest abuse and
~vituperation had been heaped upon the
Democratic Governors, McLaurin, Lon
gino and Noel and that his, Vardaman's
administration, had been the only one
in many years that he Vardaman)
could commend.
Terrific on Vardalnan.
He was terrific in his handling OF the
ex-governor, yet it was all done with
dignity, and at no time during his
speech of one and One-half hours did he
seem the least rufled. He was re-
peatedly and earnestly aeplauded. The
Vardaman contingent broke out with
occasional hurrahs for their chief, and
nothing the senator could say would
seem to lessen their devotion to the
white Chief" At several stages of
his speech there was 2 sort of rivalry
at hurrahing between the the two fac
tons, yet the utmost good humor pre-
vailed, and Gov. Vardaman's most in
tense partisans seemed to enjoy Sena-
tor Percy's speech. His deliberate
thrusts and well-poised arrows went to
the mark, and it is almost the universal
verdict that his speech is that of a
stateman and well-trained speaker.
Some Of the Vardaman enthusiasts who
were up near the speaker who were
told at one time, when they repeatedly
halloed "Vardaman!" that chose VIA
are halloing seem to pc without q
speaker to represent them" meaning,
of course, that Varaamah had sue:
stafped joint debates.
Ezrrt Frobi@,-.
1t would De DIR attic.
n,.ta ~. -Lcult indeed to esti-
effect ct re sr"rch. There
were quite a large numDer present from
different points up and down the rail
road and it is perhaps not an error to
say that the Percyites were in the ma
jority in the court house. With the ex-
ception of perhaps about a dozen, the
Ex-Governor's friends conducted them
selves with proper decorum. Grenada
is noted for her uniform courtesy and
hospitality to strangers and all the ell
ements seemed to try to e to it that
Mr.. Percy's speech should be no excep-
ton. Mr.. Percy's friends insist that he
made many converts. Vardaman's
friends express themselves as well sat
isfed with the Senator's visit. The dis
interested reader will have to draw his
own conclusions.
Other speeches.
Hon. T. U. Sisson, candidate for re-
election to Congress, was then introduc
ed and was most cordially received. He
had but a few minutes before the de-
parture of his train but these he utiliz-
ed to the best advantage and from the
noise it would appear that the audience
was thoroughly Sissonized. Col. o. r.
Bledsoe also made a brief speech pre-
senting his claims to succeed Mr. Sis
son. He fired some hot shot at Sisson
which created no little merrinaent.
Sen. f. H. Harper, also seeking to
succeed Mr.. Sisson, made q few re-
marks. He stated that he was q man
of de- eds rot of words. At the conclu-
sion of his speech he also got hearty
cheers.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-07-29
Is Life Worth Saving?

Mrs. Mile McRaney, Prentiss, MISS
writes that she had a severe case OF
kidney and bladder trouble, and h a
four bottles of Foley's Kidney Remedy
cured her sound and well. She closes
her letter by saying: "Iheartily recon-
mendlFoley's Kidney Remedy to any
sufferer of kidney disease. 1t saved my
life." Sold by all druggists. s---.ssz.n
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-07-29

Every visitor to Grenada commends the beauty of the town.
People that have not been here for several years express astonHh-
ment at the towns Improvement. If these same persons will return
AGAIN in a few wears thew will be more astonished. Grenada is put
ting on new life.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-07-29
For Sale.

800 acres of good delta land, liz
miles from railroad and Is miles from
Memphis. 100 acres d~eadened, 40 acres
in cultivation, 3 houses on cleared land.
For furthes information apply TO =. "A.
Davis, Vincent, Ark. rs III 81.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-07-29
!. No new Court bouse .

~ ISEWHERE we publish a communication from "Clti-
zen" favoring a new court house. "Citzcn' is prema-
- ture. OF curse it would be nice to have a right new
temple of iustice-new things arc generally pleasing,
but in II desire to be "upto-date' We frequently oversteP good
Judgment and saueneSs. -
Ours is not really an old courthouse. 1t is in good repair and at
present we need a great many other things more than a new court
house. Our tax rate is already high and we are opposed to placing
NV extrab burdens on the tax payers. OF course if we start out 70
supply the wants" OF our people, we would bankrupt even Rookie
Teller.
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Is Your farm For Sale?

If your farm is for sale at a reasona-
BILE price, notify me so that when pros
pective settlers reach Grenada, / may
be able to intelligently and promptly
show them what they can obtain in this
county in the way of a good home.
E. L. Tarryf ~
Sec'y. Grenada Business League.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-07-29
Dou't neeo Matfer to "DtII UP"

u T is A P1 EASURE to lis to be accommodating, but
- our newspaper space is an important part OF our revenue.
% The newspaper is a place for the editor to express his
- -'~-~. glad to get communication:
opinions. We az a.~.y- = M space frY com,
which discuss matters of public interest. We have , and
munications that discuss matters of interest only to the "f'.ei 80
perhaps the party mentioned. A few weeks ago, we oo n.y. ;,
and ain Memoriums" amounting to three columns, nao We P"
them.
II Costs something to set type Ind In this eohheetien we beg to
.em;rd would be contributors that We have a standing notice at the
h.,d Of the editorial page that suvh items are charged for. 1t S Our
desire 10 publish a notice Of every death in the town and county
We arc always grateful for news items but when an account OF
death appears In our solurhs; additional communications ae e$-
pected tc be paid for:
AS for our items to "hll up" we do not need them. we nave
never yet found it difficult to supply abundant copy tor these col
ums. We appreciate your kind consideration nevertheless
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-07-29

We are primarily running a paper in the interest of ourselves and
family. We are not running a Vardaman paper, a Percy paper, an
Alexander paper or a Brewer paper. 1t is our honest endeavor to
give a fair report of happenings and to get out a paper that will be
helpful to our readers and one that will promote the material welfare
of Grenada and Grenada County.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-07-29

court. He is universally commenced OF asking d MEMBER OF ne
clergy to invoke divine blessings at the opening O all rs courts
This is commendabe and sets a worthy example of taking our
Maker into our councils. Would that every officer throughout the
lengtk and breadth of our land, manifest a similar spirit and bravely
indicate to the world a determination to lean upon the divine arm.
The Savior said. He that confesseth me before men, him will con-
fess before my father in heaven" Besides the reward IN the great
beyond, a linking of everyday conduct with the wishes of the Gre
atr will smooth out the wrinkles in life, adjust differences between
man and mar. make IS to appreciate that which is best in our fell
lows and bring more real contentment and happiness in every life.
Judge Mclean is doing his people a good service.
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fudge McEean sets 5000 Erample-

HE HEART Of our Circuit Judge, G. A. Mclean, is in
the right place. He gives evidence of his high mind
edness and a sincere desire to make a faithful and a
fair presiding Judge, in all the deliberations of his
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-07-29

THE SENTINEL is authorized TO announce HON. I. e SISsON as candidate 70
reelcuonto Congress- from thksth he Fourth Congressional District, subject to the acttn
Of he Democratcp party.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-01
Sentide SdiiBcns8 s8eleaidIaft.

9as As. grobs St1iiBenfeit biefer
dlteiten psuti6sr Stiissngsisli6oft
piro am Z. 2luguIt i'm f60nen 9ig9z
lamb GroOs abgeboItsn tperDen. De
9orbsrsitanger fir bieies Set ituc
einem neusn 8erguiigungszS
iibertra9en fporben, bos aus ben be-
rudbrteiten unD tiidtigften WtitgIisosrn
oes 8ereirs bsftebt uno Elm brillantes
8ergnisungss sprogrumm uufgsiteQt
bat. 0uFs!b. bsitebt aus ben 6erren:
Wm. 9auielmann, 8OrIiber; IreD.
DOR benz eide, SstrstGr; gilbert aros
mig, Mug. Shroer, 6ermannSnmitts
uno Yrdfibeut Wm. Witte, Grzofficio.
a0nis Seinrih II. (OitholtbofD nit
istnsr hoben GemabIin Wargaretbu
(6erbitreit) ben Qoiutonter GarI6erbz
itreit uno Irau Gli3abetb Citboltbofi
uno 5snrp 5rants Hsbit Jruu. iopie
o.m gauSeu Sofftaute fDerDen bic iysits
Ii6teit nit ibrem geiuhe bee6ren. 4n
bi. beIreuRbsten gereine. bic 9IQtts
oeutIheu uno bic Rorpoeutihen S6Uz
sen, Die Yldttoeuti6su bon Ct. Ser
naro uno BON Reaoing iotpie Die 5us
bepo6L Combination iinD ber8li6eGins
luoungen ersuHgen uHo tperoen in COR
pore osm ih6nen iSeite bei!uObnen.
0as 8srgriiguHgs ss8ommittss bat tei-
ne WIiihe uuo Qrbeit gsfpart, um oas
bissjdbrigs Siissnfsit in 5igblano
GrOpe su osm erfoIgr.i6iten in Der
8ei6ihts bes 8ereins gu MAIDEN. IQe
Jr.unbe Der bsutiheu S6UBsn Iint
hsrsIia pilItommeu. Gin isbsr tpirt
iid uufs Bette arIiiiireu. Wsr besbalt
nit Ieinsr 9yauilie in guter6eieuihaft
sinige froblihs Stunbsu perIebeu nil
bsiu6e bas Shii3enfsit i'm 9i8bIant
mrnpp
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Gbsitcr Enrf.

5m GhsItsr purt bate 9eitern 81
,3eiten Der iprihportlihe 4pfel niht
sur Gros Q.Iungsu tonnen. Sn ben
9ormittQqSituno,n tummeItsn iih
Iton 6unosrts i'm See, Der in ben
Ra5mittdasItunbeu mebr 81 gotfdbr-
ten bsnust puros. Der 4uorang gum
Bdrt mar gang tploHal uuh bic Qnlas
cen lpdrsn BON elmer frohgelaunten
meni9enmengs belsbt. llsberall itisB
man auf 9ruppen h.iterer Dtenihenz
timber, Die pon ibrsm Gnti6lub, iih gu
amiiiiren, nitt db3ubringsu rpdrsn. Sm
gauoepiIs 5beatsr, bus gut tauienb
gsrTonen pIoB eetpahrt unb ME leer
puroe, eab es elm gang neues BRO
oramm, ods iih Der ungetbeilter 9un1t
bss Nuoitoriums III erfreueu bate. 90
partn bic gra3i0ien sGn5srinnen, Die
De gPar Sbfpsitsrn, ferner Die erceHs
triiden aomiter Sarsos uno Blate
II. r 70. Sebr gefdlia ipielteu 5aire
man, Surman uno Juirman ibre muz
fitaitfde apm0bis, lpdbrenb glapton
9rsp nit Ieinsr 8sisaihoft NIT Der
srapeitie .@bsn Rome Sotpls" Jurors
madte. auf Der breitsn gsranbo eins
es bsionbsrs in ben Qbsnbitunoen ishr
lsbbaft au unp oi. Strrihaften anil
iirten Ft bel ben sebotenen Geniifien
portrsifIih.
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9etta Ztreder.
Rame Der Dun aunse's Autumobil
aberfabrenen lran.

ggie btreits asitern bsrihtet. tpurbs
am Samitag Qbsno gesen 9 llbr an
Gfer place unb WeUliuan Strabs.
cine Jrau BON benz 4utomobil
bes 5srrn JoI. auu3e, BON 936 DIT
WcU1iGan Strabe, nteosrserannt. Der
Chauffeur bob Dor antunft Der golts
sei bic 8erunaliidte in bas Iutomobil
unb fubr nit Der Grtldrung, lie nuh
bem Bethesda 5oIpitdl brirgen gu
ipollen, eopon. Rddfragsn in Dem aes
ranntsn Soipital ergaben. bab Die be-
trsffsnbe Jrau bort niht sin9eliefert
lporoen mar.
8sitern Worgsr tbeilte Der Gbaufs
fsur Der goli3si ben Rdmen Der Der
ungIiidtsn ols 5rau Yetta Strster.
45 Sabre at, BON go. 2728 5ad.
berrp StrdBs, nit. Gr ertldrts, oab Die
;5rau bdauf bsitauosu babe. itatt ndh
bem SoIpital nah ibrsr BohHung g..
brdht su tperben, rpelhes sr idliebli6
aud getbdn babe Die 8erlesuugen Der
igrdu iirb Ieihisr uno uHgefdhrliher
Ratur,
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Qui oem adgursn Gee puroe ges
tern Fpisosr bic ipaniihe 5Iotte IN
9runo uno 9ooen ge'toiTeu. Die
Sssi6tatt BEL Santiago, Die Der ipas
ni'hsn 5errihaft auf Der tpeitliten
6emiipbGre poQsnos ben looesitpb
psriebte, tpiro in rsaliI.iiher 9aritelz
lung reproousirt. Ston Der Qn6lit
oss itolsen ameritariiher 9sihDds
oers srfiiLt ia ben putriotsH mitStol3
uno g.tpuuosruHg uno bic ,2uIhdusr
drbeiten I'D, osrmdben in Gtitdie, oaB
ibre 5urrahrufe nod ben RanoHeHz
bonner iber;0nen. ulit BEN grdno
Der ipuniIdsn Shiif. srrsiht Der gn=
tbuiiasmus isinsn S0bspuntt uuo oas
pu6litum oerlGbt befrieoiut ben
S6ouplas, rsIp. psuoet iih aEoersr
llnterbaltung All. 0dran lit in ben
2aeoous tsin Wangel. 3as 8auos=
bile 3sihnst iif ourh neue uuo dmiis
iants RummerH aus. bic nett an5ue
idbduer iino. Sm lbeater 9siangt bic
romdniii6e aomoois rRip Ban Mint
lie" our Toriteauug unb Die muitergil-
ttgsn 2siitungsr Der Stauipielsr fin
ben tets Elm bantbdrss Bubliium.
Gmiia uuroe audi oem DaHeripOrt
gsfrobnt uno tper nah ben Qnitrsus
quugsu bts gergniiosns geoiirfHiB
CUR Reitauriruug oss inueren WsHs
if.n empfdno. Der bate aud hisr5u
pouduf 9sleoenheit.
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Sporen uno Mdrgdrstb 6erbsrt.
2100 Central Qps.. ana6s.
Sohn uno 2i53ie SeIo. 2811 pdr'
apt., anabs.
Goparo uno 2loslins Sh1nnou.
644 Gropn Str. qnabe.
5arrn unb gilie gdIinstn, 739
asnpon Q0e., Rdbhsr.
Wur unb gillis Spsigal, TAG
Soptins Str, WIohen.
Clarence unb Soa Quits. aupert.
Sbabo, Wdofsu.
SoHn uno GmilpWatfpn. 1902 Ri:s
tsnbouIe Str, Enabe.
alfrso unp eeab stapi, 503 Ssis
Str, ana6,.
Samss uno Winnie Daniels. galis
fornia Gitp. WGohsn.
Jrant unb Rofs aprts. 4246 airbr
Qpe., Gnahe.
Subn uuo FOi, DoIf. 4706 5amiis
ton QDe.. Wdohen.
Sobn unD Son. 6ur;aman. 909
Wooe Str.. W6chen.
5dpin unc gipian aaln, $40
Suthins ars., Waohen.
Walter uno 3iuiob 5risoluenoer,
688 Rortb Crescent 4ps.. Wdotxn.
Willidm unb Jranees 2uten, 1850
philomena Str. anab..
1rnnt unb eli3abeih prin3el, 1856
WaHahuistts QUe., WGoheE.
Sobn uno Worsarstb oaters, 1856
Toosporth Str, anabe.
4Ibsrt uno Steld gouahlin, Al
Weit McWifInn Ctr, anobs.
6enrp uno Catherine sSiikr, 1884
Carthage Bite. fnabe.
Gondro unb Suli1 Sbs.ts. 1125
CsbIer Str. Mdbhen.
4oolph uno Sardh Aiblsr, 1134
Btit 6. Str, Snobe.
5enrn uno Warsarei Guatt.mansr.
704 Carr Str, anobe.
5reberid uno Roia Murllee, 1919
aiun Str, anabs.
5rso uno 5annab D.iibaus, %
Usilt Str. fnobs.
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guhuenoer Tiebitahl.

Gin Derpessusr uno srfoIgreiber
ShIei6bisb itatt,te g.'terr gormittag
3pii4en 5 uuo 5:15 llbr oerWobnung
bes 4l6ert Smell. i'm eriteu Stotpert
oes SauIes Ro. 701 ganmiIIsrStrabe.
.in.u gsiud ab, in Dem sr Itdour6 et>
ne adtIos often geIaFers Sopftbiir elm
ihlih. Die 5omilis SnsQ iaB nihts
abrsno beim S5ruhittd, tpdbreno Der
Jrsibsutsr iid $27.75 in guar, iorpie
per'disoens goloens llbren nsbit Setz
ten. Tiamuntrines, uno anoere
Snmudiahen i'm Wertbe BON $4OS
oneionets. Cine 8tertslitunoe ipdter
,ntoette bds Gkpaur SnsQ fsiusH
8erluIt uno beradrihtigts unoer8iigs
lid bic goli3si.
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Jshueuir Bart.

Der q6oeuir BART mar gsitsrr Da:
Rsnos3pous fir un8Gbligs 4utomobil:
uHo Dagsn 9artiss, aus rpeIten Die:
les beIisbts GtubIiFsmsut ia cine Spe.
5iaIitdt ma6t. SSur bic 9eausmlihtejt
Der 6srri6afteH iino bic bsitsH Dor
,sbrungeu g.troffen. iooaB llufdus I'm.
bsnt6or IiHo. 9as GtabIiIismert oss
Ssrrr Sacob SuQmsr itebt uber nod IN
uno,rsr 9s5iebung in hobsr9unIt beim
pubIitum. IS tpsib. bag es BORT qut
aufgsboben if uno Slide uno Seller
nett uno brett hires 0l,ihsn iuhsn.
Wan srhGlt bort nitt rur uIIe3eit Elm
friihes 8Ias gisr, iorbsrr aud Dor
trtffIi6e Wdrten oon Rbeir- urb no
i.lpeinen. lpo3u bic Speiisn ooppeIt
uut number. Der i'm Bboenir part
gint,br halt. tommt tets auf IeiHs
Petrunu,
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gatriutiihes 5dpueiserieit.

Seser pdtriptiit ssiinnts Stpeissr
ipirD nG6itsn Sonntas nat Cob.
nann's Bart in Cdtlep sisb,n, no.
Ielbit Der 8riitli 9erein bic 5eisr Del
619idhrio.n Observation-Disclosures
Der Salpeiseriiteu giossnoHsnitoft
bsaebt. Mit osrislben III bic Jabneu'
iufihe beg 0srsins xrbunben, alic
boppslttr 4nIab gu einsm patriotiitsr
;yef,. TufsIbe ipiro AUDI uber ben lO'
talen AabmsH tpsit hindusseben, nur
biz Shnei3sr 9.rtine bon Gouisoille.
Columbus, 5amiItcn uiw. tperosn fit
nit ben bisiissn 2anosleut.n p.reini.
asn, I'm benz fsitsebenotn 8ersin ghr,
Al erlpsiien une bem 5eite Grfolg 81
perih1ifen. Die Sdneiser Sdnssr
uno 3urnsr perosn ein ffcnss Inter.
baItunesprosramm ourhfiibr,n uni
On sssitrto<n uno slnfprahfn Diro e
sbenfo lpeuis feblsn.
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Zterbli6feitsberi6t.

2tIion Z. 5onss, "a, 1131 3apton
Strabe, 9aItriihss iyieber.
goDaro Cannon, 7 Monate, 545
DIT 8. Ctr, 8blit.
8ominid MaHe, SO, 135 SIt Canal
Str, Nternpsrtaltuno.
gti5abetb Qote, 35, 1893 Main
Ctr, 2uugenihpinbiu6t.
8eorge Cling, "a, 18182O9an Ctr,
9irnihIag.
Giqie U1set, "a, 29O6 9ilmoreStr.,
2ungensnt5iinoung.
5rsoerit 5uIhabsr, II, Staot, Nies
renleipen.
Jobn 5enrp gpnrop. %, 131 GOes
tbe Ctr, 2unssrI6pinoIuht.
5rart 9etr, 30, SnqueIt in S6pe<
be.
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1926 State QDe., aoIit.
Molie M. 8urtIep, II, 723 WsIt 6,
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-01
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