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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-28

By Associated Press.
Oyster Bay, N. Y, July 27.-Those
who heard Theodore Roosevelt talk
at Sangamore Hill this afternoon
came away with a sharply etched sha.
do wpicture of what his attitude will
he in state and national politics. Pr1'
marily he wishes to keep in the back
ground in the approaching campaign,
for he feels that taking too prominent
a part in it, he may be accused OF
assuming a dictatorship.
These views Colonel Roosevelt has
explained to those who have come to
see him recently. He told his visitors
that he is anxious to take hand as
a private citizen, but he is willing to
20 no further. Broadly speaking, he
will. as he has said on several occa'
sions, do all in his power to help the
men who stood by him and his policies
formulated during his years In the
White House, but he is noncommittal
as to whether he expects to carry this
to the point of coming out openly IN
favor of the republicans all over the
country, whom he considers to be
standing for his ideas. He does say,
however. that he must forget factio1al
differences and even party lines, and
support the men and the things which
he believes to stand for the best In
forests of the country as a whole. But
he has not made up his mind when he
viii take any decided stand.
The republican situation in this
s+ate ia shifting 20 rapidly that the
colonel said he was having trouble
Keeping pace with 1t. During todays
:ntarview there were mentioned to
Tim the names of Representatives
Ma-;,ton ~ Fish and William H. Hoech-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-28
HAMILTON SAYS
CUR7|SS UNFAIR
TROUBLE BREWING Between
MAN BIRDS As TO ENTERING
RACES AND CONTEST.
Curtiss Claims Sole Right to Services
Of Hamilton and Latter States Con-
tract Was Broken in First Place
BY curtiss Himseif-National CON-
nnittee to Take Action.
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
New York, N. Y, July 27.-The
protest of Charles X Hamilton against
Glenn H. Curtiss for "alleged un.
sportsmanlike and unfair conduct
will be acted on by the executive com
mittee to the national council of the
Aero Club of America Monday Aug.
ust 1.
Hamilton contends that he has
been barred from the coming meet Of
the Harvard Aeronautical associa.
tion because of representations made
by Curtiss to the management.
"Curtlss claims" wrote Hamilton
in his letter of protest, ito have con.
tract with me to fly Curtiss aero.
plane"
II emphatically deny that he has
any right to my services, the con-
tract having been cancelled by him
in writing over :, own signature and
by his own acts in breach thereof"
Claims and counter claims for dam
ages are now pending in the New
York courts.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-28
ROOSEVELT Will NOT MIX
IN POLITICS FOR A time
REFUSES TO ENDORSE ANY ONE GUeERNAToR'AL NomNA
r,oN voRk-REFusEs TO TALK ON SITUATION IN OHIO
-REFusEs TO REMARK ON T THRowDowN OF MR. BRYAN
AT NEBRASKA DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
CONTINUED on page 81

kiss, state superintendent of insur-
ance, as having been spoken OF ~
Gently in connection with the guber-
natorial nomination. He replied by
naming over the whole list of men
who have been mentioned, adding that
he had no idea whatever as to who
the best man would be. He repeated
in substance his recent declaration
that the people must choose their man,
and that his nomination must result
from this fact, not because one man,
or one set of men wanted him. To
his statement he added that he had
not even decided whethr to attnd the
republican state convention at Sara
toga.
When the colonel heard the news
of the Ohio republican convention he
sat silent and motionless in his chair
for a full minute. He looked as
though he wanted to say something,
and the interviewers leaned forward
for his expected statement on Ohio
politics. Suddenly he brought his
hands together with smack and said:
"Not a word to say, gentlemen, not
word to say"
Colonel Roosevelt said he had not
been reading up on Nebraska politics
lately and had not heard how William
J. Bryan had Jared in the democratic
convention in that state. The inter
viewers broke the news of the set
back to his former rival and the col
onel asked whether the differences OF
opinion had arisen because Mr.. Bryan
went too far or not far enough In his
proposed temperance legislation. Al
ter he was told that the former seemed
to fit the case there wan nothing which
he cared to add In comment on Mr.
Bryan. &-ar seT
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-28
3CH|LDREN
ARE BURNED
STARTED FIRE AND
THREE BABIES ARE CREMATED
BEFORE HELP COULD ARRIVE
FIRE WAS STARTED AS JOKE
BUT HAD TERRIBLE CONSE.
QUENCES.

BY Associated Press.
Milwaukee, Wis, July q. - An
Evening Wisconsin special from Lena,
Wis. says:
Edmund, Helen and Viola Casper,
children of Michael Casper, ranging
in age from one and a half years,
were burned to death yesterday.
The children were playing in bug
gy when a neighbor child is said to
have piled some straw underneath
the vehicle and set fire to it in fun.
The fire communicated to the child
ren's clothing and the burns resulted
in their death.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-28
Milwaukee
FRANCHISES
TROUBLE BREWING OVER GRANT
ING OF NEW FRANCHISES TO
RAILWAY AND LIGHT COMPANY
-CITY DEMANDS MORE CON.
CESSIONS AND COMPANY RE.
FUSES TO GRANT THEM.
Bv Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Milwaukee, Wis, July 27.-The Mil
waukee Journal this afternoon says
that socialist harmony is in danger in
Milwaukee, and that the trouble is
brewing over traction franchises.
Some of the prominent members of
the party have taken Alderman Victor
Berger, who is looked upon as one OF
the leaders of the party, to task, for
his stand on a question of new fran.
chises for cross-tOwn lines.
Mr.. Berger is quoted as saying to
John I. Beggs, president and general
manager of the Milwaukee Electric
Railway and Light company, that un.
less Mr.. Beggs grants concessions CIV
ing the people better privileges than
those contained in the 1900 franchise,
he will not get franchises from this
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-28
AMERICAN LIVES
NOT IN DANGER
By .issoridtrd Press.

By .5ssoriatcd Press.
Washington. July 27.-American
lives and property in northeastern
Nicaragua were not asserted in dan.
ger, according to the state depart
ment's version today Of dispatch
from Commander Hines of the gun
boat Dubuque.
The dispatch was sent after the
return to Blueflelds Of the gunboat
Tacoma from a trip along the coast
north of that port, where danger was
reported to be imminent to Ameri-
cans. The Tacoma was reported to-
day to be at Cristobal, Panama,
where she went for supplies.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-28
TROUBLE IN
WORLD
premier MANUFACTURING COM.
PANY Is BARRED FROM TAKING
PART IN ANY OF THE RACES
HELD UNDER AUSPICES, OF THE
kAMERIcAN AUTOMOBILE Asso.
CiATlOk.
Bv Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
New York, July 27.-The contest
board of the American Automobile as
sociation today disqualified H. o.
Smith and the Premier Motor Manu-
featuring company, and declared them
ineligible for all contests held under
the sanction of the board until further
notice.
The action of the board is direct
reply to the temporary injunction OBJ
tanned by the company last week in
the Brooklyn corts, restraining the
board fro mdelivering the Glidden
trophy to the Chalmers Motor COM
pany. The board holds that the Pre-
mier company, when it entered the
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-28
RETIRED BROKER
DEAD in Yard

By Associated Press.
New York, July 26.-Louis H. Dir
erega, a retired cotton broker, and
one of the founders of the New York
cotton exchange, was found dead to-
day in the court yard in the rear of
his apartments in Madison avenue. He
had either jumped or fallen to his
death. The coroner reported the case
as suicide.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-28
INsURGENT CAPTURED

Havana, July 27.-General
Miniet, who two days ago
started an uprising near Ell
Caney, was surprised in camp
today and captured by a de-
tachment of the rural guard
under Lieutenant Carrillo. One
of Minet's insurgents was
killed, Minet and two others
weer taken prisoners and the
others fed.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-28
JEFFRlEs OUT OF IT.

Los Angeles, CAL, July 2-Tsx
Ricard, fight promoter, arrived in Los
Angeles yesterday from Catalina,
where he spent two weeks fishing with
Jim Jeffries, and says that Jeffriss
may fight again. He admits that this
statement is only a hope and that
Jeffries says he will not fight again
for anyone or anything.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-28
NIGHT PROWLTR KILLED.

Little Rock, Ark, July 27.-B. V.
Barger Of Memphis, Tenn, was shot
and mortally wounded here last night
by C. M. Gaynon, who in turn was
killed by Barger. Mrs. Gaynon de-
clares that Barger was attempting to
crawl through a window of her home
when her husband fired.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-28

London, July 27.-(Special Dor
othy Deacon that was, is going to
make short visit to her native coun.
try within the next fortnight, accom-
panied by her husband. Prince Radzi-
will. Princess Radziwill. as her many
friends in America will have to call
her, has served notice on the prince
that she wants to see her home
folks" again, and it appears as though
the prince would have to make the
journey.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-28
kNABE BROKE FINGER.

New York, July 27.-Otto
Knabe, second baseman of the
Philadelphia National club, had
one of the fingers Of his right
hand broken in the fifth inning
of today's New York -Philadel-
phia game. Knabe received his
injury trying to stop a ball
thrown by Charley Doom.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-28
:: + {: + : : = = : = :: : +
. DRlSCOLl DAMAGED
. By A MORNING FIRE.
!: :. : : = = = 4: : Z: :. :. :. ::

Special to The Tribune.
Driscoll, N. D., July 2S.-Fire which
started in the local meat market and
from an unknown source, destroyed
three OF the largest buildings in the
city this morning. A meat market,
an elevator and a department store
were among the buildings destroyed.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-28
fires
IN MINNESOTA

Washington, July 27.-Forest fires
are raging on the Bois Fort Indian
reservation in Minnesota, according
TO a telegram received today by the
bureau of Indian affairs from the
superintendent of the Nett Lake
agency. Second Assistant Commits
sjoner Hauk of the Indian bureau, i'm
mediately telegraphed authority for
the expenditure of sufficient funds to
extinguish the flames.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-28

capital. and none have expressed de-
sire to leave the cooling summer re-
sorts for heavy and dignified state
dinners. But some one must, and it
looks now as though President Taft
will have to do the honors. President
Montt of Chile arrives in New York
August 2, while General Fo1seca will
be a week later, according to the pres
ent program. And to add to the dis
comfort of official Washington, the
cuttan of Sulu is on his way across
the country with handful of pearls
which he wants to sell for real money.
It's no fun being q member Of Uncle
Sans official cabinet in the summer
time and presidents of other countries
wanting to be entertained.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-28

HIGH PRICED PROPERTY.
Chicago, July 27.-Property on
Michigan Boulevard sold for $4,000
a front foot yesterday.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-28

CONTINUED 4 on PAGE b
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CONTINUED on page 81
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-14
Seuepue. ab.

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aasn rpobnhaft, bsyidtsts I'M yoliScts
amt, oab feline Trau FELT Wonidp
qbsnb p.ridipuRosn lei. Sotoorf IL
Elm Shriftiebsr uno drbsitti IN Gin
cinnati. als sy am Wont1s abeno
bsimtam, mar Isint 5rau fprt UNI
butv foIgenps J3siI,n hintsrIa'itH:
.Du ipirit ooran o,ntsr uno hnf'e idl,
oab Du sufrisbsr biit. Wtsin5er3 Iaur;
iiber unb meinsglu1sn itnb mit1hrdHsn
oefiiut. 9iola." Gr iaat, r Tonne
iiber biz gsosu;unq Der Rotis ttt1'
gustuuft asben ur0 osrtt, oab ne ~
ihren Glteru nod IoIeoo, g, asrsi''
1T.
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gopldr Strdbt tpur0e oon goli3slht'
Seithtr mad BEN Setsrs oo'pttdl es:
braht. gr fisl in 'tjutr Mobnuns Der
eirsr Stiea. unb crIitt stnen gruh Sss
lintsn 5ubgeIents.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-14

renfuna bes Iinfen Irmes. Or. Sapis
lsiTtste bic notbise pilfe.
-G Grdu 8ernarbind Bitter itaro ges
itern i'm Qltsr BON AS Sabren in ibrsr
Wptnune, go. 1042 8ipp StruBs.
Or. 5orpin entfernte seitern
Qbenb cine Raoel, bic Der 6rau Rap
gopers bon Der Weit 15. Strabe in
bic linte S3ano gebrungen mar.
Dem 9risftrGeer Sec. ghipps,
Der am gppingtorsr 9oitamt dugeitelIt
lit unb bic griefe Der Rural SeiiUerp
Route Gppirgtons8urItnstpn etn'um'
melt, nuroe geItern Qbeno, als er fth
in benz Saufe bon Gbas. Duroine, an
Der 2erin9tpn 9ite, nabe GrIanger, be-
fono, fein 4bIisfsrungspogen Hebit
Yfero aeitobIen. gls Der Wtann aus
bem Sduie beraustrat, tparen giero
urb Wagen perihpunosn. Bis bsute
Morsen um l llbr gelang es nlht, oes
gefG5rtes bobbaft gu tperoen.
- 8etern Ibsno tur5 Dor II uhr
puroe Der 30 Sabre aIte 9bomas WuIs
IiQon bon 1923 8anlit StrdBe on Der
Se6Tten unb Bremen StrdBc pon
Ssrmann Sdnion nit sinem godftstn
libel suaerihtet. IS foa Ita hisrbel
I'm einen Raheatt hauoeIn; oenn Jam
ion, Der nit MuIigun Oifferen3en
bate, Iauerte Qebtsrem ihon iett IGns
gerer 3eit uuf. Die 9erltsunaen Wtul'
liqun's Iino errfter Ratur. Gs puroe
i6m bic rehte Settle beg 8sI6ts pcllig
aufoetrennt uno er mubte mad benz
ct. Glifabetb SooipitoI beforoert pers
ben. no feline Wuroen oerbunoen Durs
ben. oSaufon erttanl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-14
saeIides Nneinnasr pDIfsba 0Nonias III ebraar 1910

ton Diitrift, ift eeffsrn abenb mad
Jrnrlffort, ap., sereiit. um anfpeleno
su fein. apenn tie @orldee. ben Clifton
Diitritt 3ur Stabt 8. Rloiie 5u erbe.
ben, 5ur abftimmuns ssbrddt lpirb.
am tpmmsnpsn Dienftog fomnt
in Der aeeisIatur bic @orlase Sur De-
Bate, oh GtGbte 2. aIdHe WaHer an
auspdrtise DiItritte pertduFen fCnnsn.
- Das acmmittse fir MitteI unb
Wsee beiber s3ipeige Der Stabtperlpals
tuns. fpiro heuts abenb tpieber cine
Sibung abbdItsn. nm oas itdotii6e
Budget feftsuitsusn. es 1T cine ihipere
aufgdbe fir pie Serrer, bds motbemds
tifhe probIsm gu IDisn, bos $65, 600
irg.nbpo obss5lpatt psrbsn rniifen.
nm nit ben Ginndbmen BON S1.50 per
800 gefteueruna Die Idufenosn Nus.
eubsu su oeten. Die perIautet. iolisn
peritiebens 4emtsr abgefhafft tperosn.
gum 9eiipiel Der Sumanesgeomie.
- 9oIisiit Soff perhdftete esitern
gtaamittas an Der Glftsn unp Siabeflu
Strabe Wm. Jrssman. 90. 5Ipnn, 8
RpIan, q. WhlIcamp. Gbarlss Rooel
uuo gbdrles ssquItusr, ale halbpiinfs
se Suusen. Die Dem Grdpipisl frohn'
ten. eis mifen iib beute Dor Rihtsg
Benton perontnorter.
- Der 8efunbRitsbsomte berihtets
qeitsrn folaenbe sobesFdils fir ei'
perfIcfisue Wcts: 9rdce era1pforo
%; Sdmes ;SIannerp, 81; Roie Mas
tsrmdnn, "a; eIFs Gr,iiius,r. 3D.
Sobn e. Saeob, Il; Gsorse 9ranb
SO; Sdugling Sautsr; Ulorp s. ar'
npIo, 4 Meonoie g<I1is Orb, 49,
g2itolaus glat, IA; abelins Red, 3
gppndte: Bette Rcbmdnn, Al.
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esaniua SDrpmsfa.

Man ltreibt aus Mien 2. Snnuar:
Sonnabenb absnb bat nat iiinf.
sebniGoiaer 8srbonbluns ein Wsorn'
proSsb nit Der 6rsiiprstune Der ans
oe.ldotsn bura bic Geihporenen in
ara.au oesnbsi. 4ngetlasi mar Sani'
na gcrotpsia, cine pip6iih ishr tons
plisirte Jrau, bic cine betpsgte 8srgans
asnbeit bat. SH jusenoIihem alter
bate fis einen Staaisbsnmten aebeiros
ihet, oieIen aber bnlo peyloNsn. uul ilh
pem Stubium Der meoiSin Su lDipmtn.
ais Gtubentin n1tm iis an ben politt'
icber gepeaunaen theil uno oos Itm'
berger io5iaIoemotruiiife Organ be-
ihulbiate iis, Dab iie SpiBtloisnits fur
bic ruNii6e @eheimpoliSei ssleiitst hu.
be. Sie pertlaate BEN Rsoatteur 5ds'
der ipeasn oieier gebauptuns uno IN
oieiem asroseiis itano ibr Der aopofat
Or. atfpidt als gRsntsbeiitnnb aur
Geite. Mpndt.lans mubte fis nit oie'
| lem ben g|roSeb porbereiten uno ois
1ola, bieier bdufisengegegnnnsen tpar
cine orobe uno itarse 2eiDenihdft bsl
gorofpsia fir aenidi, Der Gin it,onsi
| Wann unb als rSsr5snsbrefer" be
tannt mar. aenidi ertpibtris oiei'
aiebe ober, ME bog 10 feline art mar
nibt lauae. Gr ffisB bic Grnu bali
suriid ipollte NIT ihr nid1i 5nfnmmen
tommsn, perltugnets iih Dor ihr uni
peripeioerts aud, Die Riidgobs ihrsr gis
| besbriefe. Gins ieBte 3uianmenfunf
belpilliait sr nuf Dieles Bitten. Di
goropsia fam Jlatts in Ieige Woh
nuna unD friib Wiorgens ipurot as
midi tOot aufssfunben Die Jron be
bauptsie, ibr g,ertbtiDigsr babe lih Ct
inolIsn, Die Dffsntliht Weinuna abe
belt bic lleberssueuns fsit. nab Di
HoroDst1 ibn eeiDDttt hnbt. Mud1 pa
gsrihi lpar pifisr 4niiht auf 0rnH
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sahIreiher Snoisin, bic fir Worh nno
niht fir selbitmorb iprafen. Rab
elmer eineebsnbsn llnteriuhuns puroe
bic 6aupiperbanblune dnstoronst.
aber bic llnteriunungshaft bate ote
e,eTunobeii Der gcrotusia, be BON
6aus aus teine beionosre fslte mar,
polIia unteraraben. Sie lit an Spa'
mahtsn uno NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Ne
muBte iGali6 burh SHisttion ron
aampfer unb Sirpdnin .perhdRos
Iunasfdhia@ aemoht unD in ben Vsrs
bonolunssiaaI eetrusen tuerotn. Isr
8oriibenoe bes Oerihts belt lie ot'sn'
bar fir fdutbis uno In tinsm bOtnctb'
peinlihen 9erFdbrtn fpuroe ihr 8orles
ben Big ins fltirfte Detail eHtihIsitrt,
nm fir thotIdd5iihe uno pipholcgtlne
ehliiiIe mlateridI sur llnt,ritnguns
bes SnDigitnbsreiiss 81 sr!dnasn.
DiebsrhoIt brad bic Gnaetlosie nab
renc Der gerbanolnnl. bic lie ittltlh
furhib1r hsrndhr. aud, phnittn au'
Iamnen. lie Sibuneen mnbttn mshr'
mails unttrbrohtn uno bic gorotpsta
surh Reismitiel notboiirfiis tpisotr 10
lpsit asbrddt fpereen, um Der 0erbdro'
luna foIcen An ionnsn. Wlit Iber'
menIhlitr 9ln'trenaune idmpfts et:
Trau fir ihre Retiune. Dss1ltit'en
trot ihr gertheieiosr NIT Wdrms fuE
ihr, Shulbloiioseit Elm. Die 9e'ttpos
rsn,u psrntiutsn ihlieblih sinitimnia
bic Traas oui Bore uub srIsoiatsn bi:
Sroo, ouf gooiihI1o nit 6 bsidhsnoeU
uub 6 oerneinsnbsn Stimmtu. Tcraai.
hin rpurSs bic goronstd frtiasiproteH
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aOmislia Gaoimeu.
gsrtin, 27. 5anuar.

~ ~ -s' z5S
BsHn bi. a0nige bousn, hdbsn nlht
nur bic adrrner, fpnosrn - 10 moosrs
niiirt iif Der Spruh - oud ole Hss
senIsnten al tbun. Jrieorih hsr
.3peite mubts iih urn Itintr yeris ipt!'
len Don Wenb,lsfohn ben 1srt lslsH
lafsn, unb adiier miIbelm unttrbr.''
tst Der aunitfritit cine ausitelInns -
Die hsui. sr0ffnste ansfttuung IN
Dnar.nbaus Wsrtbeim - Die bic Wtas
jolifen aus Der Wsrsitatt eaointH
seiat. Dir tennen ndhgsrooe ben
Rubm bon gaoinen. Dir tpilien. bah
bort irsenbno in Der 0essno bes OFT
slbiiden 0oijasbreDiers cine ashm,
brennsrei betrieben fpiro. Die tDnielid
iit, Die alio .0nislihs 3iestl, t0niglit'
lDpie, t0nislitts 1erraiptt proDnsirt
unb mir rpiHen audi, bdb fiir oislf'
@eipsrbs ieit ,Sabren Der AnihlnB q
bic aunit s.iubt pirb. Osrnbe oai
absr mu.bst nun ipieotr fpis im SIl
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6a ii to u.

SamiIion arj,isen, aofal.g,tises
uuS Reuigisitru iinb absngeben ods
Der 4. une Charles Strake. Hnisr
aaert FIR Somiltsu uobnt No. 3Ol
9orS Trout Ctr. selsphou (Sonis)
Ro. 1912. S,Iephon nuieres aorrs'
Eyunbtrtsn: S0ns go. GIG 8
- Der iarbigs goIttiter Soispb
alsranoer puyo< porIss:s Qaht an Der
Glib Tront uuo gurnee Strabs Ron
Der QpIisei in beiruut.nsm 3uitunoe.
I'm S6nee lisasuo. eefunoen uno fdre
qufnabre i'm Stdtionsbous, no er ass
itern gPorosn nit sintm 9trireis ents
IaFtn tpuroe.
- 6. y. Jrof. ein giirgsr pOn
Rps 5otpnibip, tam IN betruntersH
2uitano mad Der goliseiiiotion. p1tts
sinsu TQrbiaeu Qumens CD. gBhits
lei araeeu uno fdob ibn sssen bic
Daro. Jroit spuros iofort sIn9e'
iperrt.
- q. e. gotpben. esr Wdgens4n'
i:relter Don Der RoTo 3. Stfobe, 1T
lpirtts porasitsru 4benp einsn 5aifbe'
f,bl oeaen gbarles Seifert. ipelhsn c,
oes Inbitabls elmer $40 9o!omiin3'
bsihuloiet. Ssiftrt ionnss bislanl
riht gsfunbsn perben.
- Uli,e goian, Der Sunoes 8si
bsimpoIisiit BON Cincinnati. mar bier
um ben angsbIiatn Golihmanssr Sas
alias .guo" Gurrn ins 9erbor 81
nebmn. gurrn battle, tpie bsrlhtet
siusu esidlftisn $10sSdsin in be
GteinIsi&n Diribfdaft psrauseabi
Gurrp sr8GbI,s, bab n ben ialihei
@slbI6ein bsim WshleIn bon $50 er
bolten unp oab sr ben $l0sStsin elm
3eit lang in ieimm Shub perborgel
/ bate, she CT oeni.Iben oussab. Gurr'
fpiro btute no1 Cincinnati gum Yer
bor gsbraht.
Der 3uitanb cts frlbeen Shs
riffs Deter gisoorf. tpelter on elmer
geierenlsiben bdrnieoerlieei. mar q
tern iehr beforaniberregeno.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-14

oIter 3eiteu nannte Die Samcrrhoi'
DER. icuc eitiebIit) auaIenoer aoer'
oejd,ipii!ite, cine t5eiBel t3eiies. ,Seti
ober limb iic in MirtIidlteit cine Bel'
scl nit Der Der glcnid iih leIbii be-
frat. Tenn oieies id)redlIhc Seincll
fam uniehlhar nit Gr. 1Ilsbee !
anofeiis furirt per0en, elncr bell
fr0ftiaeu arsuei. bic IN teaellorn
on ben SiB oes geioens applljir'
miro, il,oem man bieie 3apihen u
ben aorper einilhri. Ghe ,Shr fault
!abt euh foiieuirei cine Srobe boz
Il. Reuituebtcr < { o. Sol
1916, glap gorf, toullnen. lleber
seuat Guh crit. a.B.