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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-29

ment provided for the ladies' Of our
party. and be ii further
Resolved, That we offer our tribute
of respect to the people, the officials
and the social and business organiza-
tions of this city, for their splendid
spirit of civic enterprise which we
have seen so widely manifested.
President Johnson said the society
had had very successful and profit
able meeting and urged members TO
see that the information gained he
widely disseminated in order that 1t
might bear fruit
there would be no speech making as
members of the society had heard 4
great deal of that, and called uron
those present for store to while
away half an hour or so. He said
when he invited the society to meet
in Cairo, at the meeting in Chicago
doubt was expressed if many mem-
bers would come to the extreme
southern end of the safe to attend
the meeting, but the meeting here hal
shown that this doubt was not well
founded. as the attendance had been
very satisfactory and the proceedings
all that could have been expected.
Whats the Matter With Cairo? She's
All Right! Who's All Right? Cairo,"
was given by the visitors.
The toastmasters invitation for
stories was responded to by a num-
Der of those presen; among them
being Aldermen Greaney and Cannon
Mr.. Link Mr.. Geber, c. S. Carey
Deacon Wood, Mr.. DeniSon and NJ"
Daniel
The Business Meetings.
At the morning session several
valuable papers were read and dis
cussed, among them beng one by En-
gineer George f, Dewey telling of the
work done in connection with the
Cairo & Thebes railroad and the en-
gineering difficulties encountered amt
overcome in that work as far as Il
has gone. 1t was an interesting story,
for Cairoites especially.
The visitors were treated to trip
on the steamer Three States to the
junction of the two great rivers at
Cairo Point, during the afternoon.
Last night at the Armory the talk
was devoted largely to river and rail
transportation, and there were some
fine illustrations by stereopticon The
principal paper was by j. w. Woer-
mann of Chicago, on The st. Louis
and Cairo Deep Waterway
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-29
DOG TAX DUE.

The tax on every dog in the city of
afro over the age of three months,
is hereby fixed at Two Dollars for
ach year commencing with the first
Gay Of January in each year, to be
raid by the owner or person having,
J oeping or harboring such dog, to tn
trcet SUPERVISOR, This law will be
strictly enforced this year.
John Sheehan,
Street Supervisor.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-29
River Forecasts.

The Ohio--At the mouth of the
Wabash, not much change for IL
hours, then fall At Paducah, will
continue rising "a to sc hours, come
to stand, then fall. At Cairo, will
continue to rise slowly during the
next &c to As hours.
The Wahash-At Mt, Carmel, will
fall at an increasing rate for several
days.
The Tennessee-From Florence to
below Johnsonville, will continue fall
ing
The Mississippi-At Chester. not
much change tonight. then rise slight
ly. AT Cape Girardeau. will continue
falling for SO to As hours.
w. e. BARRON, Local Forecaster,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-29
NEVER TOUCH THE SURFACE
What Happens When Drops o
Water Are Scattered on Top of
Hot Stove.

II Is impossible to throw few drops|
of water on a redhot stove. The water
can never touch the stove at all. Wha
Is seen Is few drops rolling rapidly
over the surface, gradually gettina|
smaller until they disappear. If tht
drops are on a perfectly level place
one can see under them to the other
side of the room, thus proving that
they are not in contact with the stove
itself.
What actually happens is that the
bottom of the drop changes at once
to steam or vapor on coming close tci
the hot surface, and this vapor is sups
piled by the drop as 1t gradually goes
away SO the drop rests on a cushion
of vapor until it is entirely dissipated
This state of water is known as the
spherodal state, and is of interest on
account Of It's popularity and seeming
ly paradoxical behavior.
The reason why the drop is not I'M
mediately evaporated or changed TO
steam Is also very interesting The
water vapor that intervenes between
its under surface and the redhot stove
Is very bad conductor of heat and
consequently the full intensity Of the
heat cannot get into the water itself.
only the amount transmitted through
the vapor being available for this pur-
pose.--The Sunday Magazine.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-29
A Cornwall Thanksgiving.

A service Of thanksgiving for the
harvest of the sea was conducted In
the mission church at Port Isaac amid
curious surroundings, the fisherfolk
having lent crabpots, fish boxes, oars,
nets and other fishing tackle for pur.
poses of decoration, London Stand
ard.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-29
A Wretched Mistake

to endure the itching, painful distress
of Piles. There's no need to. Listen:
81 suffered much from Piles" writes
viii A. Marsh. of Siler City, N, c.,
till ! got box of Bucklen's Anica
Salve, and was soon cured" Gurns,
Boils, Ulcers, Fever Sores, Eczema,
Cuts, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, van
nish before 1t. 25e at all druggists.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-29
To Omen a Can.

In case screw top on can sticks
strike the cover lightly with the han
die Of an old knife II there is no tack
the can In few moments the most
stubborn cover will open with simply
a slight twist.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-29
REBELS WIN AGAIN.

Bluefeld, Jan. 2S.--unofficial cable
dispatches from Colon say that a
battle was fought at La Libertad Jan.
nary 70. and that the government
forces under General Vasquez were
routed by the troops Of General Cha.
morrc.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-29

Cairo and vicinity: Fair; not much
change in temperature
Illinois: Washington, Jan. %
Snow flurries and colder Saturday,
Sunday, partly cloudy.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-29
The WEATHER
Yesterdays Cairo Temperature.
General Conditions.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

The day was clear. The govern
ment bulletin reported rain from SIX
points. Low temperature was az
s Ste, Marie and at Bismarck.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-29
WILD OPENING.

Wild goose lunch with side dishes.
Original Budweiser on draught. at
Rudy's new place. r. Laurent. 1900
Washington avenue.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-29
Worship,

I've always thought tibet Ell had
my choice, an my life could express
worship, I'd choose for II to be praise
-Sonny's Father, in Century Maya
tine.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-29
CLOStDLAST NIGHT
ILLINOIS ENGINEERS AND SUR
VEYORS SAY CAIRO is ALL
RIGHT"
Twenty.ffth Annual Meeting Closed
Last N chit With Banquet at
The Halliday After Three
DAYS Hard Work.

The 25th annual meeting of the Hi
1ois Society of Civil Engineers and
Surveyors held in this city closed
asst night with a banquet at The Hal
liday. at which city Engineer w, b.
Thistlewood was the host They gath.
cred at the hotel about 10 o'clock.
after a very interesting business
meeting at the Armory and spent two
hours in a delightful manner. Mana
ger Stubbins of the hotel, and his as
sistants had exerted themselves to
make the occasion memorable SO far
as they were concerned. The tables
we're set in the form of large "E,
md at each plate a souvenir was
placed consisting of miniature
lrawing board and 1T square, upon
4 card bearing a fine view of The
Halliday was pinned with four regu-
lation engineers thumb tacks. The
bills of fare were enclosed in a cover
0f imitation blue print, bearing
geometrical problems in squares,
angles and circles. with the name of
the society. date of its meeting in
Cairo and names of the officers. Van
Osten's orchestra entertained the
guests during the feasting and were
repeatedly applauded Following was
the menu:
Manhattan Cocktail, Cotiuts on
Shell, Celery, Sailed Nuts, Essence OF
Chicken in Cups Radishes, Young
Onions, Broiled Monaghan Pheasant
on Toast au Cresson, Flagelottes in
Caises. Tomato Lettuce Salad, Frozen
Cream. Cake, Cheese, Crackers, Cof-
fee, Cigars.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-29
FLOOD IN PARIS SHOWS
Concluded flom Third Page)

ic enormous, Charenton alone sending
Is, 600. A large number of the schools
are closed. and practically all tine
Hooded suburban towns above and
below Paris are without light.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-29

Let your religion make good and
you will not need to worry about max
ing others good.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-29
Sun and Moon.

lNote. The above sun and moon
accord is for Illinois and 'pproxi-
mates the time at Cairo within a few
minutes
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-29


At the opening Of the banquet
President A. N. Johnson proposed a
toast ITO the host, Mr.. Thistlewood
md to the Prosperity of Cairo" to
which allF present drank heartily.
When the cigars had been passed H.
t. Kellogg of Chicago, offered the
'ollowing resolutions. which were
unanimously adopted;
Resolutions.
Whereas. Land reclamation by
lrainage has become a matter of
sreat national Importance. and
Whereas, The work done by the
Division OF Drainage Investigations
Of the Department Of Agriculture has
been of great aid to the civil engi-
neering profession and benefit TO the
communities whore such reclamation
has been effected and will be of still
greater value in planning and carry
ing out such further work as will be
necessary in rendering useful large
areas now practically useless, there
fore he ii
Resolved, BY the Illinois Society of
Engineers and Surveyors in annual
convention assembled at Cairo, Hi
nois, that we express hearty apprecia-
ton Of the work done and the valu-
able data collected by this division.
Whereas, The cooperative worK
carried on by the joint agencies of
the Internal Improvement Commits.
sion, the Illinois State Geological
Survey, the u S. Geological Survey
and the Division of Drainage Investi-
cation of the Department of Agrcul
ture has furnished much valuable
data in water supply and drainage in
ivestigation in Illinois, therefore be il
Resolved, That we recognize the
local value of these data and approve
the work undertaken by this Illinois
cooperation.
| Whereas, The arrangements made
for the accommodation and entertain
ment of this society and its members
for its annual meeting at Cairo have
been carefully made and successfully
carried out, and
| Whereas, The officials of the city
the local entertainment committee
the civic clubs and social Organza
tons of the city ami the public ser
vice corporations have both individ
Iually and unitedly devoted themselves
to our comfort and enjoyment, there
lore be it
Resolved, BY the Illinois Society o
Engineers and Surveyors that we ex
tpress our thanks and appreciation Il
Hon. Geo. Parsons as representing thu
city and its officials and to Mr.. W. b
lThistlewood as representing the loca
entertainment committee for thu
thorough and successful way in whici
our comfort and entertainment havt
been provided for. to the Board o
Trade and Commercial Club for thei
public and hearty recognition of on
Organization at their banquet, to tn,
Alexander Club and the Elks for tn,
free tender of their clubs during GU
stay; to the city railway for the free
dom of its cars, and to the Illinois
Central railroad for providing a trail
for our trip to the brige, and
Resolved That we express on
thanks and appreciation for tn
courtesy shown and the entertain
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-29

When a man Is waiting on the Lord
he is most likely to be working for
some of his children.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-01-29

Too many put their hands to their
heads when they want to know wheth'
g their hearts are set
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-11
y e r t a & t


Sds Mempridlfommittee, unter bel,
fen 2ettung bic 9rGberi6miidungsfeier
Itattgefunoen bat, belt geitern glbenh
in Der Memorial 6alle feline leBte Der
iammIung ob uno pertogte iih bis gum
tpmmenben MGr8.
Dem 9oriiber Sol. War Silberberg,
oem SetretGr 5rant s. Dinter unO
Dem ShaBmeiIter Srant 8oiIer tpuros
Der 0ant fir tbre WtiibepaItung aus
geIpro6en uno nit 9un3 beipnberer
9enugtbuung purbe Der 8sriht bon
Shabmeiiter Suifer entgegengenomz
men, benin aus osmieIben erbeIlte, nab
it6 nu9 9eitreitung aIIer Nusgaben
glusgdben nod S27.96 in Der Safe be-
finben, pGbreno in friibsren Sabren
Elm Ssfi3it an Der Saeesoronune gu
ietn pflegte. Ssinen gdn5 beionoeren
0ant ftuttets Dem &ommittee 9roBz
marihaQ 8iebinger fir bic ibm burd)
feline Grpdblung ertpieiens Gbre ab
uno sr nabm bisrbsi 9eIegenbeit, bar
ouf htn3uipetien, oab nod ME 5upor
elm gsteran Der Marine Die Gbre ges
babt bate, BEL elmer 8rdberihrids
ungsparooe in Cincinnati ais 9rob.
mQrIhdQ All fundirsn.
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Srpo'Sroinan3 in Strait.

glit Dem beutigsn Gage tritt bi:
tiir3Iia oom Staotratb ungenommene
9rooorbinon5 in Strait. 2aut ben
9eitimmungen bisisr Srbtnau3 tanr
bstunntIia ieber 9dufer zines grobes
Oerlangen, oab es Dor isinen 4uesn
geipogen pirb unb fans Der Gintduf
Don sinem &inos osmaht tpirb, 10 lit
Der bstreffenoe @ertdufer gebaItsn,
Dsm Sinos baS 8epiht IhriFtli6 3u
bsiheinieen. 2luBerbem beItimmt bic
Srbinan3, bob in ben gaditubsn bic
peinlihite Sauberteit territen mub
unO Die SanitdtspoIisiiten iino ongss
lpieien, in bieIer oiniiht eine senuus
SnIpettion Der 9dderenn DUrSuRebz
men.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-11
Staafsantpalt 6unf
Diq frau Jeanette Stewart GOrO fur
geillig normal er6(drt wiGen.
Brandt lie ais 3suain geseu Cigar
&. Goote.

mie aus ben on Qnoerer Steue per=
6ffentli6ten 8srbanDlungen Uber ben
9etitss5uitano ponJrau Seanette Stes
partsJorb ber0orgebt, lit Staatsans
malt !0enrp :. 6unt Isbr pieI ouran
eele9en, ooB Erau SorO ni6t fir
eeiitesgeitOrt ertIGrt piro.
Oieies SntereiIe tptro oaDura BIZ
bingt, baB er it6 Der Sruu aIs Der
Saupt3eugiH IN Dem beporitebenoen
gro5eb gegen Cigar g. Goote beoiez
neu nil, Der betanHtli6 aud bic Big
Sour 8a6n beitoblen unD auBeroem
S6peigegelber ponG barles 0orrtner,
Der feline unteri6lstfe i'm 3u6tbaus in
Columbus buBt, erpreBt babsn ioQ.
6ilfsitaatsanpaIt Stride, Der tiirs.
lid oQs 8elpeismdteriaI in Dem TQQ
gegen Goote aufarbeitete, iou nGmlia
feitgeitelIt bQben, bab Goote beoeutenoe
Summen in geIpife 9eI6GFtsunters
neAmungen in Sem Yort gsItedt bat
uub oaB tbm bierbet SrQu 5oro be-
htIfIih mar. Die geioen ioQen in Ell
mem 5utgeI6Gft uno in einem S6lGh.
terIaoen, Die Goote angebIi6 nit Dem
erpreBten 8eloe finan3iirte, tG9lia bic
Ginna5men abgebolt boben. 6erner
ioa SilfsftautsunpoIt Stride nod in
Grfabrung gebraht bQben, oaB goote
Bsrtbpqpiere fir be0sutenoe Summen
IN ylep gort dntdufte.
SANS 5rau 5oro Fir geiitesgsit1rt
ertIdrt rDeroen IOlte, tpuroe lie naturs
lid nt6t aIs 3eugin gegen goote auF,
treten tOuneH unO es Iiest odber i'm
SntereiIe OeS StuatsaHpaIts, bab bic
5rau fir getitig normal bsfunben
tpir0.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-11
2ie County : 3pmmiiidre

Die GountptommifiGrs nabmen gez
tern 4ngebote entgegen fir Die Gra=
nltpfIQiterung Der Ulontgomerp pite
BON ben 9orfolt &c @eitern giisnz
bubngeleifsn biz CUR Carthage Qpenue.
pie 8erRfsrung pirb noh Dem gors
lonidIag bes itdbtii9en 5ngenisurs
So, $50 toitcn. 8ds Ingebot oes
aoutrattors GorpdrD 9pon, tpel6es
fi6 duf $2.70 fir Die GuaDrat 0uro
belduft, ideint, iopeit iid bisfes btsNr
IberieAen ldBt, bas nisbriqite gu iein.
Die Cincinnati Gas, Cote, Goal &c
Weining 60. et6te bas nieoriqite Qnoee
bot fir ben gountD &o6lenzaontratt
Elm, ndmIt6 $2.39 refp. 1924 per
Tonne.
Die Gngsbote tDurbsn 3fpefs 3uz
fammenfteQung an ben Superintens
oenten Der gountp 9ebGube perpieien.
Der aontratt umfabt ot. aieferunq
Der 4oblen fir bus gourtbqus, bic
Waemoridl 5aQs, bds 9efGnqnib, bic
Arulorp unb bic WOrgue uno 3nor auf
Gin sssdhr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-11

Einoet morgen In ben biell8en Ne'
form. SDnagogen itatt.

Sn ben bisFsen Reform<Spnagosen
spiro morsen anIGbIih oes Shabuot9z
sseftes, Des iiibiIder Pfingitfeites, Die
Ronfirmatipn ituttftnoen. Sm Ssmz
pei on Der Rofoale Npeuue tptro Rdos
biner Dopib gbiltpion Is &tnoer tonz
firmiren, i'm 5empel an Der Reaotag
Moab fperoen iisben &tnoer tonftrmtrt
nnb in beiben Spna9ogen begtnnt Der
@pttesbisn't nm 3ebn llhr, ipGhreno
I'm 9lum StruBe Sempel, NO Rabbiz
ner 2puis 8roBmann So &tnoer TOM
firmirt, Der @otte8oienIt nm balb ELF
1lbr fetnen 2lnfan9 uebmen tpiro. Die
Ramen Der aonftrmanOen IN ben pera
fdieoenen Spnagogen Itno:
9lum Strabe Sempel - Clarence
abrams, SamueI 2lnts, 2rtbur W.
gettmQnn 0apio Morris 0rud:r,
Sernarb Gpitein, W}iIton .. Gpitetn,
Serpme sSrunteI, 6arolo Sermunn,
SEQ 8dufmann, MiIton MaHnbetmer,
Naaurics S6ur, 0snrp Sool. 8eni1z
min SpIomon, HonSturgurot, isrebee
rid Stern, Qouis llnger, Soiep6
Weinberg, 8sor9e Dolfitein, Se1nette
6. grabum, 2eab 9reaitin, Ioelaioe
8ri[, Charlotte Gjienmonn, gIanhe
5aItsniteir, 5annie 5Iatuu, 3eIDd
GRUB, Sennie ManbeIeiI, 9enu Marz
cus. Grisoa Moies, MtolIie Neumonn,
Splptu Srtner, Utarie gDlinstn,
Minnte golinstp, geIfie qotros, Guz
genie Su6s, Sarub S6Ianstp, Minz
ME Ratban.
aeaoing Rooo Spnagoqs - 2lbras
bam Sober, Gdrl 2auber, 2ouis 2e>
otne, Sacob Rotb, Charles Sdosus
solo, Sofepb WaQner, Qouis Wolf.
Rpdbale QDenue Spnagpge - So
fepb Berger, Grnft Braun. 8ertrdm
Gpben, Nrtbur Goldberg, Retta8reenz
ftetn, 2uciue 9drris, grace Senle,
Gouis, 2eDtne, Solonon Qanbman,
Glauoio Gonenbein, 9erenice marr,
6eIsn Wtap, Wltrtam q. SaIinger,
MnrtIe SiIoerItein, 6urpIo Strene,
Rart Wartti. Rolpb BeiI, Qosls
molfftetn.
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85gsI ots SrrgGfs. Qus
Der pfal3 ptr0 geihriebsn: Dor Surs
sem puroen in Der 8emartun9 oss bes
tarnten 8einitGbtdens Deibesbeim
an 5aarbtgebirgs gon3e 1IIge tIsirer
gapoasten, MeQeniittihe uro Satas
bus gsfittst. Die 80geI tummsIteu
iit unter Iautem 9si6rei in ben 9Gus
men uno 9eitrGu6sn Der GGrtsn uro
idIUpften in ben 8o6Ireih auigebGngs
ten RiIttGIten elm unO aus. Gs puros
nun bic 8ermut6ung ausgeipro6eH.
bab oieie grpten o.s parmsn SIimos
Der 8oroerpfula lpegen unb begiin'tigt
burd anbers ginfiuiT. Iih itGHoig ans
iieoeln uno iogar gum Bitten ihreiten
t0nnteH. 3sshaIb tpuroe amtlit duf
ben S6uB bieier ieItensn TrsmoIin9e
bingepieIen. gereits in fruberen
Sabren itrb in peri6iebensn pfdI3is
ihen 9egenoen Jliige BON pupugeien
beobuhtst tporbsn. man bari pobI
taum annebmen, bab otsIe 80geI frsiz
pilig auf einsm 3ugs bortbin qetoms
men, fOnOern e. lieot bic 9ermutburq
nahe. baB tie einsm 5anbelstransport
entflogen limb. Quh aus 2ursmburg
purbe por einigen Subrsn oem.ID:t,
ouB bort 0ftsrs GIiigs bon tpetBen
aataous qeiihtet unb audi ein3elue
grsmplure bieier 8ogel erlsgt fporoen
feien. 9ieie Sbiere iinb bamals
ipubriheinltd ebenfaus einem Grams
port enttpti6t. No6 GItsrsn 9eoba6s
tungsn 1T bas Gri6sinsn isItsner,
fremoldnoifAer 80gel in Der qfaLs
unb Der Rhsinebene fsbr bGufig. Ssit
alter 3eit ift es iibIi6 qsipeisn, bic
ienigsn Dogelarten, tpeI6e man Biz
oabtn ni6t resslmdBig an elmer ges
lpiifen Stelle oosr in elmer beitimmten
Gegsno beoba6tst bat, als perirrts
Wanoerer gu betra6ten. Wlan eab
ioldeu grsmplaren aud ben Qomen
nSrrqdite"; bieie ge5eidnurg srs
i6etnt unri6tig, neil bic Webr3abl
bieier gogsl tpeber in Der SIRE III, nod
bIe Rfreffenoen urten gate atnannt
tperben tOnnen, bennoh tonn Tie nit
elmer getpiFen 8srehtieung auf folhs
80ael angsDenpet perben, bic in einem
2anOe uuftauhsn, bei7en Sltma uno
Qebensbeoingungen ibnen p0llig Fremo
itnb. tpelhes Gefu9l 'ih AUDI Bel bies
len 5bieren in manntgfahiter Weiis
duBert. - Der 3ugitraBs bss Rbein=
luufes folqenb, fpurben ihon niels
frembldnoiihe Raub0ogeI, Souders
urten, Shpimmpogel unb Gntenarten
auf pfdlsifdem @ebist gsii1tet. So
bat man IN Der umgebung bon aais
ferslautern ben purpurreiher, ben
Raaenreiher, benn Rsnnbogel unb bic
Sturmfhpulbe sefeben. getonnt iinb
audi in ben Wasgaugegenbsn bic 3iise
bes norbif4sn 8ergfinten, .gDhbdme
mer" unb Der GeibenihpGnse. DieTe
4rter tommen in monhen sSa6ren su
unaesGbIten 1aufenben, b!siben In ails
ssreu os5rm ahes sausi;4 oak.
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Eint MripIutlpn.

in sInbftrnnt, bat gtne Retitipn bssm Ttrec,
ipr OF Sublic Serblcg c5r staht NtnriHndti e.ft.
qerettt ipnrbe. nnieri hriebeu bon syoipebins
Wlaire unb aHb., gehVer eiusr WiebrsabI be:
3eHo an Gnmll0r Nnenae, snfInen
Bruce aoenne lIno GgasertH anenne 5te be.
lagie AheHae bat s,u Gabr'nasensgirtaI bon
n'epr dis 5000 EuGo.1issuro. tDDrtu Der 81.
inr o' 9ubiie Serpiee grfu6i tpirb, bab BITE be-
aT'sssne d ,., 2 asenne I'LL 5e! ssptsHisLt gsreel
beiielber bsm @ieeuituu auisrIeei nerbe, tpels
nes on bic beilsir Iptnue ouarerst
ip1breH6 Der 8etfbunet tiir iUelde beV 1ireefcr
o. Subtle Serpicc einer s9utyG.t aeraafht BAT li.r
iolhe EeipreHfelung, NdE1tn:
- Sls 3am ~. 1aee ecs 4tdr5 1912, etrrol i'm
CONNER 1910 uHo elHrGi i'm CONNER leif
GeshdIb let eS beit!g''tH bon hem Tireetor Of
gubic Serbtce Der Eiu0f Cincinnati,
Ddb oas @taenibnr ueltee an 8nmilton
aneme, 5pt6en Stalc asenue nrs 5reeettc
esi uus eS mirs htrrSurdh rim Tiarift frsir.,
IN uei6em nie Snbri,g4be nltt Gel behauptu
sperhsH iou ipdhrenb bar Setioansr, rhhreHe
mei6er oer EtrecioT o. Eg5lic Strotet ftg feite
4siprenfeiuna stneu ocniraii etnasgGnesH ~
stnma1 i'm soniHer nr Ia,q ai,o einuaI in Som:
met 1911 ate aennu. 3ett Sir iods GsipreH.
feluna lou frafer tefipts spi tuerhen bonn Gtrscicr
Of Bubble 5crptee; bub atn ANebmeni anferleQl
percSH foa 0uf bds scuihum. Gpeltes an
slpenue unS Srsbey,. abenlis, per an.
FrensenoeH Sub, nm ne edrBer Rotten 'lr
'olde Eeiprerfeluup AZ 5gs8bIeu. AeiacieA affehs
n,eni iuL 'erHerbtn g-gQTebeu tsln hBft eHt
ReioluitoH BON 8trec0s q 9nbic gerttcs Ha1
oT a;oIleneuna bet .c5sti uHo IN uebuein,
'ummEnp nit BEN Csrfese bes Eiauies Cblo,
ipeihcs hiernui Besne lg.
On auttraae oes 3tycdor OF 9Rb!ic Ssrsies.
Ii,is aObr 4 gasnnsr, GIe;.
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Mrs. B. Yaeger,
---sis berabmtsff---
lUa6rlagerin 0ieles 3eita(lers.

G6on in Der dlteIten Belt CAB es oe,rtns
perfonen, bic burd bic Gn5pfnne b5ter beaobi
inaren, nitb es Iieat fein 8ipetfeI Dor. bnh
anf tent5niaee nod 9erfonen eriftiren, bic
ourd ene irnbefnnute sraft I'm gtonbe fnh,
gtcles 5n thuu uno boranssnfoeen. ipns fur
anbcre eritnnnlid III unb bIetbf. ssfr ecfnes
bot ote Fatir bieie 9aute beforbers besiinitiat,
oenu lie bat ibr bic feItene Sdbe berrIieber. bos
feben itrer wlitmenihen ipte Elm dufaei1Inae.
mes Bud aeHdu Gil Ieieu. Beteebt ni6f, bob
iie in ;bret ciaenen StItbeus an Seefin spenue
iuobnt. Rcbmt bic GCii Gno Car cfiIin bic
3eeftn aoenuc, hdnn gebt biefelbe binauf BITS
Sbr bic i6ons mtfetuI ben 5roa q. gaess
erretdt 9G5 Sals TT sur Iinien 3ane uno
am 8Gune 1T Der Game:
Mrs, Ii. Yaeger, friiber Srnn Scd)tulb
Settin ssenns, 2iniupps, Cincinnati ,Ents.
Srteiline arftporien sl0o unb burfi6eI.
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nod 12 lIbr babel obsefaBt, ols er IN
benz Refort go. 413 Carlisle Apenue
BITE TeIepbpnbrGbte burhThnitt. Gr
tpurbe ben golisiften Meft nnb aens
nebp iib.rseben, ipelhe ibn suu1dIt
aIs perbdhtig etnfperrten. Der &C.
fansene rpsiserte itd, anausebsn, ipsls
den 3tped er bel benz Dtirbf6neiben
Der Srdbte i'm Iuge bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-11
Childbirth Msinhiua,
aeb. 81 elftna.

btJ. - 7 1 ~ "
i'm sitter bon 3s 1ahreu : Uonaten unb 16
2ageu Ste &eerhlgunp tUoei iidtf am cams
tag, ben II. SAINT, gldamIttags l llbr. BON
grauerbaufe aus. 29intou Hoao, poyauf AM 2
llbr In Der griten Eeut'ten gnang. Brct AR
DE on ber 6o'fnsr Strabe GumrtiuSeiae. eIn
2rauergottesoieHif abgeb1iteu miro, uosu gcgs
loaTTbte uub fSre!iHee boftihft etnaelaoeH hHo
bon ben traueguben StHierb!iebenen
Ell IbeIm Wel tnp, @nite,
Oil uebii 3 StIHeerfl.