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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-16
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.
IFrom the chicago News

from the .0HlCdSO 4Ne"S-I
Most of US are too good to ourselves.
The man who calls bluff is seldom
sure of the answer
A wise man doesn't always listen
when money talks.
Some women play bridge in an effort
to cross the social stream.
Probably the shabbiest thing in the
world is a wornout welcome.
Without stretching the truth some
mems talk is long drawn out
girl should not attempt to sing
with feeling when she feels badly.
The respondent lover may lose heart,
but the successful one loses his also.
There never was a woman who
couldn't make some man sit up and
take notice is she so desired.
1t takes a born diplomat to con-
vince a homely woman that she Is
too sensible to care for skin-deep
b~4r,ts
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-16
JOURNAL ENTRIES

It's apparent that greatness also has
most serious drawbacks.
x x y
The words that should have been
left unsaid are legion upon legion.
X X
Nothing is more uncertain than the
way budding genius will turn out.
X n
A fellow who tells girl he's I'M
worthy of her never has any idea
she'll believe it.
y X
No matter how successful the bluff,
its effect is only of a temporary chac-
acter.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-16

DIR. James Walsh, dean of the Ford
ham university medical school, is of
the opinion that even if women were
now granted the suffrage, nature would
eliminate from the race all who cared
about exercising it in the course of
three or four generations. Possibly.
But before this elimination occurred
the women would probably help the
men to discover better ways of admin
istering the affairs of governments,
federal, state and local in the inter
ests of the whole people.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-16
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

That is a pretty big wor to wrestle
with put 1t is no longer a task that the
one which awaits the man who thinks,
as a great many others think-that
feWer churches and fewer denomina-
tons more equally distributed would
greatly benefit the world. Denomin-
at1onalism has grown to resemble a
fad. Religious denominational competi-
ton seems to be as disastrous as COM
merical competition where it is over
done. A Dakota pastor writes in the
Hamilton Review, of "The Crime of
Denominationalism," and asking if
there are not more churches than the
cause OF Christ justifies. An Iowa
town of 500 people with six churches,
a Missouri town of $50 with four, and
a northwestern town of six houses and
two churches are instanced as strikin-
examples Of over-churching, which,
Christian fellowship, causes jealousy
and prosecuting and weakens the in
fuence of the church with outsiders.
There are plenty of places without
churches. Instead of croWding new
churches into communities that are
already supplied with all necessary
provision for the spiritual needs, the
writer urges an understanding among
the denominations to prevent establish
ment of churches in fields now fully
occupied In contrast to this, it is
shown that Proctor,Vt., has a union
church representing all protestant de-
nominations, which is strong and
healthy. And 1t is claimed that all
Professionals under one banner, stand
ing for the sehvice of Christ, 1eek bet
ter than separate bodies fighting one
another; and are more successful
Leavenworth Times.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-16

Mr.. Bryan's friends do not propose
to be outdone by Mr.. Roosevelt's ad-
mirers. New Workers who think we'll
of the distinguished Nebraskan are
making plans to tender him a monster
reception on his return to this country
during the latter part of the month
from his extended trip through South
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-16

That, peace has quite as many dan
gers to her credit as she has victories
is instanced again by the explosion Of
a boiler tube in a United States torpedo
boat cruising along the Pacific coast.
This accident resulted in the serious in
jury of seven men, a majority of whom
are expected TO die
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-16

Congressional insurgents" are re-
ported to be not very enthusiastic over
President Taft's New York speech. OF
course not. Probably if some one could
have convinced Mr.. Taft that the seven
or eight United States senator's and
the 20 odd members of the house of
representatives, with their friends at
home, who constitute the ''insurgent''
movement made up the Republican
party, the president would have made
a speech more to their liking.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-16
KANSAS COMNENT


II was thought when this scheme
OF american government was figured
out, that the best way to secure a
FEDERAL Judiciary which would be en-
tirely above suspicion and entirely
aloof from political Quarrels, would
De to make that judiciary appointed
for life.
The scheme has been given a good
trial, and it is breaking down.
1t never has been an entirely salts
Factory plan, and the notifications in
the social structure are making it
still worse
The trouble with the federal court
stltut1on, and is out of touch with the
people.
me people have vastly more re-
spect for the judgment of the state
supreme courts than they do for the
judgment of the federal courts. Peo-
pie believe that the state supreme
courts are honest. They do not be-
est. The decisions which have been
rendered by the supreme courts OF
Nepraska. Oklahoma, Missouri and
Kansas OF late years have been in the
interests OF the people; these courts
nave caught the spirit of progress and
nave interpreted law according to
enlightened ideas, instead of according
nate the federal judges too much.
1t may be better to leave the fed
eral judges within the appointive
power of the president, but it certain
ly is not adviSa BILE to have them ap-
pointed for life. Give the federal
judges a moderate term of office, like
otner federal officials, and it will take
out OF that branch of the government
-SaIina Journal
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-16

The Nile has carried many a dis
tinguished package of human freight,
including Anthony and Cleopatra and
a few lesser lights, but it will prob
ably get so chesty over the honor of
floating one, T. R., on his way home
that it will indulge in flood of record
breaking PROPORTIONS
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-16
REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR.

[F'rom the New York Press.]
Finance is making money for your
self out of other peoples.
Intelligence is much more comfort
able to live with than intellect.
Most people can be convinced more
easily with a club than with logic
A woman can admire a man for his
virtues, but love him for his faults.
A man would rather brag about
how well he can make his furnace
work than really have 1t do 1t.
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women?

1t is safe to say that the man who
has accomplished a trip by a round
about way of 1.749 miles from SYRIA
cuse, N Y, to st. Louis almost entire
ly by trolley cars. has had an expert
ence he will never forget And the
fact that he proposes to make the re-
turn trir in the same way stamps him
as an individual of unusual courage.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-16

The Women's Democratic club of
New York, a supposedly political or
ganization, devoted most of meeting
recently to a discussion as to the
proper length for hatpins. Is this an
inkling of what would happen in a
legislative assemblage of the future
that might he made up largely of
Wornan2
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-16

Hurrah! Halley's comet has been
sighted from an observatory at Santa
Clara college, California. It is travel
ing fast and is trifie ahead of sche-
dule time. Presumably it is hot on the
trail of the Derake luminary and in
tends to work vengeance on the lat
ter celestial wonder for having had the
temerity to come along and steal away
most of its thunder.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-16

Experts are now expressing the
opinion that a considerable portion of
the spring wheat has been damaged
seriously by the ice and snow of the
recent winter. Maybe so, but when
harvest time comes around there will
probably be another story to tell
That's the way these things usually
work out in Kansas
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-16

section and nudsed each other delight
eddy. -
honeymoons'" said the first
'.Uh-huh,' assented Number IwT 70
"Oughter fall fer good fat tips oe oie
boy had."-<Copyrighted, 1910. py Associ-
ated Literary Press.)
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-16

New York suffragettes sent a lot of
valentines to the members of the leg
islature of that state. but, as might
have been expected, there was nothing
of the nature of a love missive about
them
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-16

That hogs are stubborn critters is
exemplif1ed again bv the fact that the
prices being demanded and paid for
them continue TO mount higher despite
the meat boycott.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-16
FUTT. LEASED WIRE REPORT
OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

The State Journal is member of the
Associated Press and receives the full day
telegraph report OF that great news or
publication in Topeka.
The news is received in The State Jour
nal building over wires for this sole pur-
pose.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-16

Her-Do you love me? Him-Yes, dear
Her-But how much? dim-Just as much
you love me. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Leader.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-16

He Qmpecunious)-But you say yourself
that your father is anxious to get you off
his hands? She-Yes; that's why don't
think he'll listen to you.-Boston Trans
cript.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-16

Recruiting Office-If you are a married
man, why are you trying to Join the
army? Henpeck-Cause I'm such lover
of peace.-Judge.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-16

The Lady Fare-You cannot cheat me-
my man. haven't ridden in cabs for thir-
ty-five years fer nothing: The Cabby-
Haven't you mum? Well, you've done
your best.-New Zealand Free Lance.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-16

I'll be ready in minute. she said to
her husband. You needn't hurry now.
he called up some time later, Il find that
1 shall have to shave again. detroit
Free Press.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-16

HE married an old-fashioned woman
rs that SOP" Yes: she won't even let
him smoke in the house. Detroit Free
Press.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-16

Mr. Mellow (confidentially to attendant
at the Zoo)-Old man, wh-Where they
keep the jaguar? Lead me to 1.-THE jag
ulk-war. Got speshal interes'~in jaguar.-
Puck.
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@eggetuurfenes 6eto. .
Str Grrfehr auf benz 2ibertp Cir
Siaoutt lit gaH3 unbcoeuteHo.

Der gibertD StroBe 8ia0utt blot
betanntIih lett 5ahren unier Shmerz
3enstin0. Bon pornberein in DIR aonz
itruttion perpfuIht, muBts oerieIbs
glsit nah Der 6erti9iteuung nieoer
fir ben 8ertebr geIperrt tperpen unO
Der 8au perfiel imrsr mebr. Dor 6rei
Sa6ren entitloB Iia Die Stuot uuf
0as 9rdngen peri6ieoener 9erbeFsz
run9s 8eIeQitaFteu bin, ben 8i1z
butt um3ubauen uno es Iino i'm Gan
3en $181 ,265 Dufur perausgubt NOR
osn. Tas 8eIo 1T 10 gut lpie pegg:=
uorfen, oenn DER 8iaoutt Miro fait
oar niht bsnuBt. SemaRo 6ot Iid he
Mubs gsnommen uno feitgeItelt, oab
innsrhuIb pier3e6n Stunben uur eli
5ubrnerte uber ben 8iaoutt gsfuhren
uno inner1dIb elmer Stunbe bier JuBz
Qdnger Ubsr oenIeIben 1egangen ijno.
Die Ttdotiihen 8ehorosn battsn ieiner
,3eit nur nit Wtoeritreben ben I'm
bdu poroenommen. 3urh ben 8dI
0es Q6ts StrdBe uno bss 9arriion
Qlp. 9ia6utts lit Der Qibsrtp Strap.
9iooutt crit rett uberfluiiig gepor-
hPu
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gapcriidDcr llutcrit. .&crciu.

Der BrdTioent beg 9ereius, 9err
Qoam Sencelbaa, srOfinete gsItern
2(beno in Der 4rbeiterbaue bic
8eihGftsTiBung oes BlpsriI6en Inter
itiiBun8s= 8srelns, pdbreno Serr 9D.
6dfner ais Setretdr fungirte. Gin
oefubrt ais nsues Wtitglieo pur0e 6err
Sobn Ddhter. Die 5erreu TriB RieB,
6enrp uno Dunlap StruBe, uno Soc
SenDeibah, l64l Baltimore Qtpenue,
meloeten Iih uIs neue &dnpiodten. Gas
linteriuhungsiommittee fir oieIelben
tonitituirt iln aus ben 0erren MlQr
2rdut, SObn GbmanH uno GbriIt.
Sahs. IS erfoIQte Johann Die ReG=
Rungslsgung oes ptcnIctommittees bic
nit sinem ueberiduB bon $166.76 alb
Idlob. Sm 2lnidIub oar1n itattets
Der Qrditoeut allen Geneu Die I'D UNI
oas 8eIinaen Der 5Seitlihteit pur6 regs
Utiturbeit peroisnt gemadt hatteu, ben
Sant bes Vereins db, 10 Dor alien
nem &Dmmittes ielbit uno Dem 9amen=
petsin GoelipsiB. Gtns Ginlapung oes
9lsdidnt Gibsrtn Clubs 8u isinem
Ytcnic am q. 4uguit i'm gesnpooo
Bart, StIDerton, nubm Die 0eriamms
lung eutgegsn uuo beinloB, itt in cor
pore oarun gu betbsiIiqer. Der Ord
iioent brahte nohmals in Grinnerura,
ouB Der 8srsin 3u oem am udhItcr
Sonnta9 i'm Wunhattan Bart itattfiu=
oenoen Qicnic Der 8rauer 2otaIzllniou
No. II ebsnfaQs poQ3dbliae getbstIi=
oung 3uQeiagt babe uro nab Iit infol9e
oeHsn alIe Witglieoer piinttIih um 8
llhr Ruhmittu9s DOR Dem 5eitplQB
sirfinber m0hteH. Siinf arartsn
purosr llrtsritiiBun9sgeloer In elmer
60be pou $50 betpiIligt. Die Iaufsns
ben Ginndbmsn bs3iffertsn Iih uuf
$159.50, pdbrsro Die 4us1aben
$56.20 bstruaen.
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gterblid)feitsberid,t.

Games Gabin, 81, 437 gljsa6st6
Str, Suausit in Shtpebe.
Glorsnts 5Orss, 8 Wonats, SAT
On 3. Ctr. 0aymI.io,n.
Glmira SiosIa9. Il. 9inpooo 4p.,
4r.bs.
9eOrse Bern, Fl, 1909 Baltimore
ao.. Ser3leiosu.
Wl. RdtbdnisI 2emins. 70, 2O45
9ditern 9lp., Wisrenleioen.
GoDarb Samss WatIon. 62, o22
Wortb Str, 0arRDergiftuns.
Snfant gaiIsn, 3 5ogs, 752 4.
Str.. Griihssbuy;.
5aroIo Nsae, Y Gage. 1O47 Wsit
8. Str. Grii6geCuyt.
sSranf S6altr, q, 9ort6 uuo
RoOfepooo No. Sapinoiuht.
agnes Riih, 80. 1921 Srseman 4p.,
Snaieit IN S6pe5s.
5ranf Resis, Al. PIP Queen Gitp
9lp.. 3ubertuloie
eouila aennson, 66, 26O Sstd:I
Str. Snausit in Sapebe.
Catherine Reihsl. 8 Wonats, 72
Oh Clifton 2lp., Darmlsiben.
Soispb MaIonen, 20, 1927 Semlot
Str, Snqtlsit IN Shpebe.
WilIiom Gotiter, 30. 1909 Wilion
ap., Snausit in St1tpebe.
Jrdu anna G0le. 43. 1407 Sobu
Str, UsneIitis.
Gopdn Storbsur. Is, 1922 Queen
Gitp ap., 5isihldS.
Ri6osI Rpan, SO. 713 Jresmon
ap.. Snqusit in Shtpebe.
5rau esna pfsffer, 73, 1929 5etpitt
4p., Rrsbs.
giidolas gIaisr. 38. A RiIsp ap.,
aubertuIoie.
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Gas. u. pipsr, 81. asrinston. ap.
Wtae S'grien, q, Cincinnati.
I5unis .. arter, 43, 9sDap, Jnb.
lReIlis W. Bare. 80. 2oeuIt Str.
lGbas. Sontag. 30, Carthage.
5Iorenee Cooper. 20. otsel.
5r.o. Dor benz Gi4e, 90, Wain Ctr
lQsna Graus, q, St. Bernard.
|g9as. ). 5ronst, %. Rspport.
Gtta 0arois. 20, aeHton Ctr.
Soan e. Mi6lsr. "a, Qttico, Jnb.
5o3tl Tapis, 19, On 8. Str.
Sobn Risman, %, Tenman Ctr.
lgsrtba S6tparb. 26, gestman Ctr
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I'm fritiiher Serfaiiung.
Sas SurnIeg idIe 6bepaar bem So0e
maize.

Jrdu Wm. gurnlep. peIhe in Ser
Sonntuq Nad1t oon ihrem 9atten Is,
bensQsFGbrIit perIsst nuro., riHqt i'm
itGotiihen SoipitaI nit oem Ipbs.
2tut ibr 8atte niro Quer WabrI6stn=
li6teit nab nitt nit osm Gcben ol=
pOntommer. Die Erau, rpelhe often
bar pon gutter Tamtlte tommt, erhitIt
tur3 Dor Der 1rdq0bie mebrere grteie,
pelhe an TraI WQmie St:pdrt abreI
Iirt pQren. Stuart mar Der erite
Mann Der Frou, Der pcr mebrerer
oJohren reritQrb. Der cine Der 8rieis
tam Don ben Sinoerr Der Trau, nelbs
in 2pnnoo0, ga, lei @srpanbten ls=
ben. Cieis 5butiat:, neI6e ibrem
Wuune porentholten nuroe, iheiut
oieien in furttbare Wutb psrIeBt 5u
baben. Ta3u tam non CAP 6rau
8urnlep 9epen ben g4iQen ibr.s
Wannss iit al3 DGItsrin fiir ous
6aplin 6oteI peroinlt bate. gurnIen,
Der friiber ieIbit beTere 5uQe geIsben
baben muB, arbeitete bier in elmer "a
brit.
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8so. .. Orr, Der in ieinsm 5auI,
70 Rabuu gsihtassn bate, bab Die gss
iammts Ruhbarihaft aIarmirt nurbs,
erbieIt $25 unb bic Rotten 3uoittirt.
Gin boffnuugsoolles pdrdsn, NAM
lid Der 18idhrigs 0so. 6aud uno Die
tdum 16jdbrige Gona Cameron. lpslhe
als Wauu unb Jrau suiammsngss
tpo6nt battsn. lpurosn o.m Ridtsr III,
Ter Der antlage oss 5srumlunssrns
DOrgefiibrt. Sic bstanntsn iib iduls
Dig uno purosn je gu $50 Straf.
uno oen Rotten psrurtkilt.
Wm. StsdIine mubts $50 bafur b.
5oblen. oob sr feline 5rou in bruiaIsr
Weife mibhanoelt bate.
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Illus BEN Voli3eigerid)t.

Daniel apttsnbrod unb ssroni Dol.
iingicro. iDel6e in gerbinbung NIT
Der 8eraubuns bes Wm. 0drriion
pon 30. 1874 grooopap perbaftet ipur.
ben. erhielien ibren 5all auf ben 20.
Juli psrihoben. Rihier Booe itsIlt,
lie unisr it $1,000 8iirsihofi.
Gbos. geibsr, Elm bIinoer. in go.
1913 Race Strabe pobnbdftsr Ronn,
Der gum Stpeiten Wale ipesen Sirabens
betttIns perboftst puroe. erbielt $50
Celebrate uHD bic aoitsn sabiitirt.
0tiber. Der cine Gran uno 1ohisr Be.
iibi. mub DieTe ourh bic Jruhi fsines
HetteIns erndbrtn. Ri6ier Bobe
bate ben OefonssRen bel Der eriitn
Derboftune NIT elmer Etrafprsbigi
si.afen, pie inbeHtn ni&ts ssfra&ts!
~ bdbsn fheiat.
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Matjess sSeringe.
Senrn @risIeE
1893 u. 6. EN-. uahe Central Hps.
NrhritcrtansGarn0c.

7as 9pmmittee fir Die guraoe am
Qrbeitsrtag bot in ietnsr osftrigsn
SiBun9 Die U}arihrOute feItgsisBt.
Die 4ufiteuung Der glrbetters sgatatIz
lone erfoIgt an be- Race uno 5inbIag
Strube. BON ba betpeot Iich Der 3ug
CUR 2ibertp, 8ur @aIRut, CUR 3p0lfz
ten, CUR Mtain, 5ur Jiinften, rpoieIbit
(ppr oem gunoesgebaube) cine 3ria
bune erridtet rDeroen niro. 8pu od
gebt Der Warih 3ur g8aInut. CUR
8ierten, CUR Ylum, 3ur gtsuntsn, 3ur
Race uuo Gourt StruBs. tpoieIbft bic
4uflDiung erfoI9t.
6err Daniel Sbea pom Der pIdites
rers' Union, tptrb tpobrideinlih gum
9robmarIhau gstpdbIt perben unD
bic 0errsr William Blum BON Der
5pl3arbeiter Union uno 2ouis 8opIt
bon Der gnitrsider Union 5u GIfiftsns
ten.
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Neidlmaae.

1bomas Williams. Elm 59iGbriser
farbiser siinder, risf am 0ienitdg
WtorgeH unier ben yaFunten an Der
Wain Strabe unh WcMidsn 4p.nu.
ni4i etringe 4ufrssuns herpor. Der
tolorirts Mlte. tpelher 0fftnbnr ibers
gel6nappt iit. rate tpis sin4motlGufsr
i'm ferHenGitsn unier niIosm Sbrei,n
Die Gtr1be binab. TO oab Seoermanu
f6lsunigit ods 6oienpanier ersriff.
Dix polisiiteu Ssnbolsi unb arauie.
iDeIde burd ben SpetiatsI sur Stelle
etrufen tpuroen. psbofifien Miniams
fhIiebIi6 unier Der antlogs bes llns
fuoS.
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TluBveruHreinIauug bsiardlict.

Der 9siunohsitsbsamte 2annis unz
terndhm geitern nit Dem Wlilhinfpets
tor Sugen. 9errn Sobn yp. Sia BON
Der Staatss 9eIunbbsitsbsbDroe unD
benz SHqenieur bon 1erruce Qdrt siRe
SHipetttonstpur ndf) UliIfDro. Gs
mar thnsn 5u Sbren getommen, bab
Uiilforo Elm 4b3ugstdndlTp'tsm anIe.
gen nil, oas IN ben 2ittIe Miami aus
miinoen iou. 2sute. Die an osm GluB
Sommsrreiiosn5en hobsn ooer bort
tampirsn, bdtteu bic gshorosn auf ben
plan aufmertiam ssmaat, in Der ri6-
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@il reiiauircn.

Der itGotiihe 9iIfs= Fleiiainipettrr
Wlm. 6amtltor rDirD oem 9eiuuDheitsz
rutb heute feline ReIignation unterbreiz
ten, neil bic StsQung nidt Qenug Elm
bringt. Cos Saldr betrGgt nur $62
ben Utpnat. pdbrsno Die 9unoesz
SleiIhinipettoren BON 800 Biz $500
perotsnen. 6err 9omilton pirp cine
GbnIihe SteLe in 9lnosrIon, e. g.,
unnebmen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-27

Utarp gernarbind 56ereId Short,
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