davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-05

Over 80 officers of the Alabama Nation
al Guard called to the officers school,
which opened at the Pickett Springs camp
today, are receiving instructions in such
duties as will be required of them at the
camp with the regulars at Chickamauga
the last of this month. The school will
run to Friday July g. Capt. w. M. New
man and Capt. G. S. Goodale, both of
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-05
General Grave. BACK

Gen. Bibb Graves of the Alabama Ma
tional Guard is back from Mobile. where
he went to buy cots from the general
committee Of the recent Confederate re-
union. He secured enough for the Ala
bama forces going to the camp at Chick
amauga, and the boys from this state will
be better cared for in this way than any
state contingent General Graves has also
been very busy with the details of the tar
get practice camp that is opening at Bir-
mingham also today. AS adjutant general
the head of the Alabama forces is finding
lots to do just now.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-05
Warm Springs, Ca, in Pine

Warm Springs, Ca, in Pine
mountains; finest bathing and
best hotel accommodations. The
place for health, rest and pleas
IRE. Per week, $12 to SIS; four
weeks or longer $40 to $12 per
week. On the A., B. & A. and
Southern railways. For full in
formation write Charles L.
Davis, proprietor.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-05
CANNING FACTORY
MAY Be ERECTED
New Industry at Cuba Seems
Practically Assured
RAINS DO GREAT DAMAGE
Truck Growers, Despite Setbacks Have
Not Had Bad Year-Lauderdnlc
Springs Rally Proved Red
Letter Day

Cuba July 4-(Special.)-A canning fac
tory with capacity of 10000 cans per day
seems assured for Cuba, as much local In
terest has been manifested and a good
mart of the stock to which the farmers
have been asked to subscribe has been
taken.
The project is being worked up by
Henry Mcdonnell of Huntsville, who has
had experience and comes well recon-
mended by the banks of that place. Ills
plan is to get $50 farmers to take one
share each of the stock at $25 per share
SO that he may be sure of getting the stuff
to can, and then go ahead and put UP a
$4,000 plant which will require about TO-
600 bushels of sweet potatoes annually
with large amount of green beans, peas,
cabbage and tomatoes, all of which grow
to perfection in this section.
An excellent location has been found
with fine water supply easily accessible
by side tracks. and the land for same
has been subscribed as stock. With a
local box factory right at hand and am
pie labor the project will start out In good
shape.
The plant will employ about 30 people
and have a daily pay roll of about $40,
which will be of great benefit. Last sea-
son Mr.. McDonnells plant at Huntsvile;
which was burned. turned out $4,000
worth of stuff and he thinks that $780,
900 can be turned out here the first year,
and of this sum more than $4,000 will go
for labor and for truck to can. Work
will begin on the plant as soon as organ
ization can be perfected and not later
than August 1.
The machinery will be contracted for by
Mr. Mcdonnell. whose headquarters may
be here after that time, 1t depending on
his ability to put his Huntsville interests
in shape to leave. The prospect of get
ting 80 cents per bushel for sweet pota-
toes. to which the land here is well
adapted, Is appealing to the farmers, es-
pecially with the boil weevil staring
them in the face.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-05
Cut Out Primary Grades

The third district agricultural school at
Abbeville must cut the primary grades,
or 1t is likely to lose the money which
the state is giving 1t as such a school.
Year after year there has been difficulty
here, the people promising 10 erect a
building and take the school out of the
local school class. But so far nothing has
been done. The district and the local
school is In one building, badly mixed up,
and the state is getting rather weary of
it. Gov. B. B. Conner and Commissioner
of Agriculture J. A. Wilkinson are going
to hold a meeting with the local trustees
Thursday and see what can be done.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-05

whom have been on duty at military
schools of the south, are the representa-
tives of the United States army.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-05

Continued rains are interfering with
crops and cotton is beginning to get very
grassy and not growing off as 1t should.
A great deal of uneasness prevails over
the appearance of a bug very much re-
sembling the boil weevil. but which, 1t
appears, is not a true specimen. 1t stings
the boil or bloom and It falls off very
much like the boil weevils work. Sam
pies have been sent to the agricultural
department for investigation. Corn is
fine, and has been aided by the rain, par
ticularly that planted late after the beans
were plowed up.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-05
short Alabama Notes

H. c. Gunnels, state superintendent of
education, has gone for a short vacation.
He may be reached by addressing his Of
fee here
i. w. Hill, superintendent of the city
school of Opelika. was here for a short
while today, en- route home from Mobile,
where he has been offered the principal
care to discuss the matter one way or the
other, he said
Eta Webb of Mobile and Matte Ware
of Jefferson. short-time convicts, dying
with consumption. have been released by
the governor. .
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-05

In spite of rain. sleet. snow and adj
verse conditions in the early spring, the
truckgrowers got out of the vegetable
deal without loss, and the crop brought
about $40. 600. There seems to be a gem
eral disposition to slow up on truck, due
to the increased production in the gulf
coast country of Texas, and farmers are
giving more attention to corn and to cat
tie. The good effects of the tick eradica-
ton law are giving all much pleasure,
and the objection thereto is rapidly dying
out. No small measure of this happy re-
suit Is due to the diplomatic way in which
James Culpepper has handled the situa-
ton. Marked improvement in the condi-
ton of cattle is apparent on all sides.
The Lauderdale Springs political rally
was red letter day for the ''red necls."
and everybody and his brother was on
hand. The hero of the day was "Blbo,
the liar," as he STYLES himself, and the
populace went wild over him. Senator Lee
Roy Percy made an excellent impression
and sobered the enthusiasm of the Blbo
element. The general feeling is that by
constant contact with the people some
of the senator's apparent austereness may
be worn off. He certainly made friends
at Lauderdale. and lots of the farmers
went up to take his hand at the station
before he left.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-18

Wohen perftreihen t0nnen, ehe er i'm
Stdnbe iit, nns ais iiibrer gu DtsneH.
angoben su MAIDEN tpeigert sr fih."
,Wie aber fanen oieis Mrmbdnoer
ans 5agesIidt2" fraete Der alts serr.
,Ourh b6hlt mertfpiiroi9e Berfet@
tungsn pon llmitdnben," perIebte 5els
bel, unb er ersdblte nun. ipie er ourn
bic Werte Der 9drmherSigtett nno
RGhitenliebe alice's Der tiirslid pers
itprbenen Sdtpeiter Sim Robbins' aut
bic Spur getommeu mar, tolpie lidn
Ionsem peroeblihen SUDDEN uno 5ors
iten aun Dem nurh oieielbe psrleBtsn,
nit W aeseihneten 2lrmbdno.
,SeltIam, ieltiam!" murmtlte Der
arunte Dor iih bin; puno Der anoere
Rsif2"
Der bas 6 traeeuoe fano itd I'm
gefb Der ebemoIigsn 9raut oes SIM
Robbins, bic ib bier nab enololtn
Wtitn gliidtih aufipiirts; Der Wapr.
Der tpirb ibr bsnieFben gum eelhtnt
aemadt haben, um 10 mehr, als ipr
Rame GorriI aud nit eiuem 8 be-
ainnt, oeraoe ipie It ieiner Stfpeter
bas nit W Observation-Disclosures t6ents
ts. Sh ers6ble Sbren oas noh 9sle=
oentli6 bis in ale GtnseIbstten.
Ssioel itodts urlpiItiirIih; salt Is
bod iebt, benz alien 5errn ubsr Die
56anoe feiner Reffen Die au8sn gu
6Ffnsn unb ibre perbrtherii6en Inter
rebmunesn dufsubsdtn. glit moglth.
fer Riidfif)t entIeoigts er ith o'tler
beitIen 9lufsabe, inoem Ct Shrttt 'nr
Sdritt oorging, nit Der gebauptun1
be9innenb, bas bic glats in Sebsrtr
Idnoit ichon Miloenop's Sobn srtonn'
| bdbtn miibten. i6on aus ietner Ashn'
| lihteit nit Wiloeron's Su9sHoolio
iotpie aus Der Gntosdun9 oes erfeT
Qrmreifes abre outl ionit tpohl nod
aef0roertsn ShliiTt qe3ossu.
DAT Der 4rmreIf aus oen Sslif
BON @ilosnotp's tritsr 6rau itamms
| fsi ibnen ia fhon aus ben IN Alice
gefb beftnelihen gabbiIoun9sn be
tannt oetpeisn. Ioutros aber tporsT
| fe ii6tr Die eSoentitdt SeDsrtn's mob
burb osFen llsbtrfaG auias,IGrt tpor
| ben, bi. linen eirs1 btoeutIamerBrie
beg 5amburoer Gptars in Die 5dne'
'pieIte. pis ibnen ia auh per idrpsr
! tpi.aenos umftano bctannt gsrptisT
| fei. bab Seperin oem Sim Robbins
Dsm sbemaligsn geytroutsn Der Garri!
nabforit.e.
(JoriistaRs iolqt.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-18

tars unS M1itaIic6es bes Mituistpal'
ausld,uIies 2uoiuig aern. lie 6e't'
nabme acrn's, Der in S5caeorn etne
fiibreuoc Aone ipielte, ericIgte ncegefl
nnaebIider llnieridJlnging oouaris'
gIoeru.
gros gerstertt. Die sSos
lt,ei bat in Sahtn zines surslitsn
Ginbrufs in bas i.dotiihe Stsusromi,
bel tpelhsm aus Der Saie 1900 Sros
ntn aeraubi purbsn. feitgsltelt. oaB
Der ghdtsr init bsm SttueramisoItHer
4Ieronpsr Gtlahid iesnitifl III.
EtjIaf1ia bat hsreits ein 0sitaHoniB
abosIsot. Gr brah,s rus geftoblsn.
gtlo bei btm 5agIobuer Wssrihoorf
unb bsm @afipirib 0sors gsrtb IN
Sitsrhsit uuo ibeiii, NIT bisisn ben
Roub lie entlpenosie Summe fpnr.
be BIZ ouf $500 arpnen porssfuuosH.
Qudb bic aomplissH Sbld6in's itno IN
Saft qenommsn iporosn.
GIssb. SR Der Gsm.inbe esar.
| nobdsa iit Der aanotuirth JobanH alt
| i'm alisr BON 100 SahrsH gsfiorbtn. "
| biut.yliss iiinf Ginber uno ndhs8u
piersia Gn.sItinber; bic Sdhl isEHsl
| llrsn.sl betrdei mtbr als buuoert. 81
gsoruobosa ihsini bcs hoht altsr sin'
| SeIisuheit su i,in. erit Dor aurseH
| ift bort .ins 1rau i'm 1l5. asbsnsiahr
o,IiOrbsu. uub .s foil bale!bit nod pisl
qsuis esben, bic nidt pisI trtnigsr ali
bunoert Sabre S1hlsn.
| Gsitbertba. Sn bsm bsraf
| barteu gzi,jen0falpa ipuros tarslic
Der boriig. SrluiIs Spbunn gono DO
alpei Ginon,duFi,btrn bobei iiberrafh'
| aIs er grunntfpein brenHtn Dollt'
D6breun bic aufisber ben 5hntbeitan
, aufnabmsn, luureeu ifs bon mehrsrs
gerIonen mitS.einsn betpori,n. .porau
, fie aus Qothpehr mehr.re S6nhe al
, f,usrt,n. Der anubipirth Sobann ia
,ns erliit 10 fhipere 8erlssunsen. Dd
/, er oeiiern itarb. Ten JinonSnufftber
oelanQ ts erit dm anberen 5dee. r.
aus ibrer unnneenshnen Gage gu b
lfreien. Sn ben Wnrsenitanbtn iruros
lie BON ben gauern gleter 4lmaF Ut
Stspbon almnii ihatIih iHiultir
4 porouF bi. ainansoufisbsr bon ihr
WofFe gebrauh u,nfien unb be be
ben nisbsrfhoFsn. Cine itrsnss llnis
: iu6ung ift I'M Gang..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-18

Gffege. Ter shemolige Gaiilsr
Der hieiiaeu Stutinn Der CONAN.
gomofihiiisiobrts 8eleuifnft, so.
hunn gsrotop, Der DOR sinissn WoEn'
ten nodl Beruntrvmg BON nrehreren
tauielib Ssronen oridaplinben iii irno
bon neIn es hicB, Dab er eineu SelbIi'
moro oerilbt babe. III auf Grlitdlen
Der QolBei in gemespar nerba1tet
ncrben. 9roiop pien.s ieit nsm !.
October beim eSniauterie.Reglrlerti
geo. 80 oIs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SatoraIiauibeln n. ans gto'
aumitnIp III Der Gonbiiorei. ssnho'
Der SturI Warfopies aefliittet, fpabr'
id,etnlid, mad, amerifa. Gr hirter'
Iobt pieLe Sd1iIDen un6 iou audi
@etfeIfdIitnngeH begangen baben.
Gebrecsin. Ger peni. Sennts.
praiibent Der Sebree5iner fon. 5nfei
gsolfeane S3ea iit eeiiUrben. Hiit
ihm iTt elm herporrngenbes Wsttglieb
Der unaariid,en ssuriiteripeIt rnb elm
eifriger sSoroerer Der hiitoriitlen,
arfl1ologiid)en imo beraIbiiten 8s'i'
/ ienid,oft nais oem 2ebeu geidueoen.
| or aehorte iener oltPn 8orbe oes IN.
aariiden gtidyierirtaoes an, Die Den
Disnit nod beim aomiiat besoHHer
| bat.
| arab. Ger In Mien per1tcrbeni
unqoriIhe WsiIliondr Bella Sons hni
| in ieinern 9eitnHeiite aiI6 ieine ste
| bnrtsitabt arob bebad,t. Gr pernlodt'
nter slnneran ieinen arnoer gser
ipanbten aniebnlide geirage irno bin
terIies peridie0enen araoer gSobl
fbdtiatritspereinen groBere Gum
men. Der arnDer GbeiDra aoDlidol
pernlad,te er $4,000 aroncsi.
II Sseaebin. Ter apottrferge
] | billie Buiiap 8alerttin mar IN Der
!. aobrrotoriim Der apotbefe oif Der
: Ssedenpiplase baniit beif,dftigt. EN-
mlfihuna bsr5uitsllfn. Der aIa'
!. ltifant Gsernerics. Der ebersfnIls II
| 2nborntorium ipeilte, mnhte I'D, q
Der Waild,ung 5n id,ofien. Blosii'
D lerfolate cine grploiion, bic I'M Sofc
Iarae geriuiilnmgpn nnrifteie. Csc
!. lncrics erIitt Ieid)teg5erlrgunget, nal
|. reb goIentin In fterben0eTn 3uitnni
Inns Gpitol transportirf lpuroe. Gs
|. lgrnno ipurbe bon Der JeiierlDebr q
4 lojf,f. <5roBes slufieben erregte 3
Derbcftung bts ton. cIttsitlfGen ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-18
Am S6auplak oes
Yer6re6ens.
Gin RomQn ous benz omeritonII den
2eben, pon Qlfreb StslaneL
(Hortfeb

Soier Iernte ih CHARLOTTE Ss6rin9er
Bel stnem 8eiddftsfr.unoe tennen, OF
ben Iis BON 0eutidlaHb aus empfohe
len ipprDen mar. Sd Iiebte iie bereits,
ais i6 Iie bas erite UtoI fab. Sd mar
cine ftirmii6e, leiOenIAaftIihe gtatur
- unb bas Mab6en iaOn ME ein Gns
gel.
Sur um Charlotte 8ebrin9sr in
meiner Ndbe 5u huben, oerQnIobte t6
einen iFrsuno in Ri9mono, mid 81 be-
ouftrogen, Die iunge 0eutide oIs9ous
DernQnte fir feline 4lnoer 81 engagI@
ren; lie nabm bieie Stsuun9 germ on,
un0 mir reiitsn Don Rep Yort ob.
Shon nab rpenigeu Wo6en trug ih
ibr Ser3 urb 5aHo an; tie mics mid
inoefen ab, neil iie mid ni6t lteben
tonne; troboem rpubte i6 es bahin gu
bringen, bab lie fia NIT mir tr0uen
lieb. sic mar nstn.
llrTere gbe fpar lsiber feline gIiit>
Iide; mid Qqein traF ale SduIo; i4
por oufbrauieno, iab3ornig uHb bon
einsr Giferiuht, bic mid rdienb maAs
te: iie, bic mir gegeniiber talt ME Sis
mar, bate, pis ih zines 3ages ents
oedt., aelie6t. llnb tpen? 0enten Six
pie unoeabnt UNI ipunoerbar Ders
! Taluugen iinb bod bic 8egs Der Wten'
| iheu, benten sic fia, tpie mir gu Wus
tie fetn mubte, ols ia pon Dem bod:
bersiaen Retter uetner 5oAter erfu6r
| baB er Opsrbet beige uno aus Sam
bura fei, benn er 1T Der Sobn bssjenI
aen Wannes, ben Gharlotte 8ebringel
boffnungslos eeliebt uno itets i'm Scr
aen getrusen, trosoem er lie dufgegeben
um 6urA Berbdltnife ge5pungen, Elm
aonpeniens 5eiratb ein8ugeben. De
0uter mub riemals nit benz SohR
ii6er feline Sugenoliebe geiproAen ha
ben, benn er bat nod jest feline &h
nunq BON benz, mas mir befdnnt 1T.
Ulein Meib befdentte mid nit ei
nem prdhtisen Sungen; Oerielbe ipa
taum elm Snbr aft, uIs id mid gu
lsbspiiebIuns na6 9isr enifa!OB. ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-18
Granoeigentbnms Snpotbeieu.
Gintinnati, II. San.

9leus Sbpptbeten.
MaIpind goaos on gremtn ctr.
g. II. q 60, $1,000.
Wlaradret a. gtnbsrica on 8lenndle
g. II. 9. ". 60, S1400.
Gilbert r. Silent an Grnit Citation
g. II. g Gr.. S2400
: ). 7. qepping an 8eltd 8. u.
Co.. 5000.
Wm. 5sritntr an Cora q. 9Islion,
$500.
glisabetb aumiep a1 Brighton
8trm. 81. Co.. $1,000.
gouiIe goiie an btp., S25O0.
Subn g. Beng an Clan 5sossr,
5000.
iSr.o. stosBtsr an gsa.I g. Charles,
$2675.
Stto 6. gdtbis an RoeiroOo .. II.
g. 60 $1,000.
gbas. Y. Strsht IT,, an Gttissns
9. u. SIC. 2, $2250.
Qissts g2. miniams IN Soutbsrr
Shio g. Ii. z. Co., $500.
9lliee W. WcWiuan on Southsrn
Gbio Eap. 81. 60. $500.
9graat :. Sdmitt on WtGoot =. Il.
9. Co., $500.
5s,nri6 q. Burger an Z. .. uro
6. Ws. Cooper, $1050.
R. q. Mlo,ti& on 2lgies sqnstsn,
S125.
CLARA SacIrob an Bar. Ctr. 3. u.
60, $500.
u. Da. epparOs an Sos. O. Cooper,
| $500.
0etiIgts 9ppotbtitn.
Gopin Q. S6rpeee; on u. "
S6rosntr, $3.50.
maroaret u. anhsrIcn on 0Isnoal'
! g. II. 6. a. Co., $1,000.
grats 81. Ger an Spos pari 2. y
Co.. $500.
Saunob Roriasip on Rate Sarssnt
$500.
anna a. 3umbieI on MsHtor 6. Il
9. &C.. $1,000.
| CSen. salmtr en- Slayl Slt' 1.
| . Co., $4JO0.
mouo Campbell an Gilt Gogs y. Il
&. So. $1,000.
Ghag. 5npnrssnburs on gSrses Sll
3. Ii. g. 81, $500.
| 8. e. gesiIsp ou Cos. SraHouees
$1,000.
gbas. auoiisa an 5ront SOtDlss
800.
aotloibe gfart on e. m. Cooper
$3.50.
Rate arnoIb an 8. Sd. SomauF
sl70.
6. .. glarttH an Se!sn ). 0upa'
$500.
6. 80. Mcon on Wl. y. Goope'
$1,000.
gltiao Wortin an 2ibsral Z. u. Z
Co., 5000.
epa 9oibrOOt on 5. o. eOOps
$1,000.
gam. q. 8sgag on Gint. gB. e. y
Il. 6 Co.. $3.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-18
Gner spiesel

miro guh, ious eiRr forprIides
lInbebogen bos nod, nid)t ibiit, gar
baIo BON gurem Id,ledlten 9lute. Der
;yoIae elmer Wsngen. ooer SebertroHt'
belt, ersablen. Tie tief inlrdnoer.
Ten, matten 4uaen, bic blauliheH
ooer forblcien 2ippen inb oIe fpnd,s.
aelbe @eiihtsfarbe triigen Hift.
Qprnrrt bern sorper, Der INIT giftisei
Gtofien iiberIngbcn iit. ifreu 81
SiiIie, ebe oas llebeI nod ihlinsIIier
nnb icine SeiIilng lnngluieriger ipiro.
SiilFe finoet sshr aber niii ienen Inll
nltrd, bic beriibnrten q. Bernorf
ardaiferpilIen. asine 6senoeraRetaiIe
ionbern MIR BflnirRrdtoffe BARN. 2s
Gents. Apoibeten. S.S.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-18

bauer, tpie in Staunen perloren.s Aur
Ihabe, Dob Die 8erse nt6t 5euer
ipeien; tire 9eiibung erbielte bopur4
eine briIants 8etpration, bic fetnen
9rpihen tpitete."
ardnlib la6te aus poIlem SolIe
iiber ben punoerlihen Ginfoa, Der
9raf aber tniFF feinen Shiib!ing in
BEN qrm unb siIdeIte ibm Die Dorte:
,bp86aftsr 8srl!" in's DIR.
Sinftes SaPiteI.
ppIbi Com mar i'm Sdtpeoen'6loB
RAID an Die 4rbeit ge8ar9en uno mad
peni9en Wo6en f1on bate er DIE
guIte in Mormpr aus9efiibrt. 2In Den
Iaueue5pmmerabenoen be8lettete er ben
G,ruFen ouf ipetten Spa3isrsdn9en
ooer fuhte Die 0iLIu duf. 0ter tam
zines 96enbs Die Heoe duf &ohlen@
beroperte, uno pd Com elm lebhdttes
SnterefIe fir inbuitrieQe unternePs
munqen an ben Gag legte ltno IS itA
berausThlte, hQB 8lanta nod ME IN
ihrem Qeben cine 8r,tbenfahrt gemo9t
bate, 70 puroe Elm glusfllt8 nd6 5r'e@
brih8prt unb iener 3ehe, tpelheStarl@
lib Ieiner Rihte gu S1ren v9eopl9sz
Slid getduft bate, oerabreoet. &rana
lit polite Die Siitrung feiner 8dIte
ii6ernebmen, 9pttor BON 5oBldr pers
Tprq6, ft6 Der 8eIeQi4oft or5uldItez
ben.
Sene pur am ndhiten Mprgen IN
ben 8or9artsn binabgeitlegsn, mo- Der
Binb nit ben 8uTeritroblen ber6onz
tdne fpteIte unp Die btden, in Der
Come bliBenoen 9ropIen 9leta etnem
OtumQntenI6auer iiber ben 9runen
RoIen mari, pa rolIte einWogen oor' 8
gortQl uno aus bemieIben itieg Jur't
Sdbor. Gr bate Dem 9ausherrn
ntatiae MtittbeiIurgen 81 MAIDEN.
3Qs Manbut Des Wa6ltrejIes mar
bura BEN pl0BIi6 erfoI8ten Sob 1ets
nes Rei6sboten erIeoi9t Der 6urli
ertlGrte, Dob ieine Partetgeno''en be
| 2GbItht bdtteu, ben Baron b&t Der VI
! IQbpQ6l ais 9qnoiodten ouF5uIteuen,
| oonit Die synDuitrie Der QroDtn3 elnt
oeeianete 9ertretun9 Tdnbe. Wollf
9rQnlit fib pbne Hudbalt Der tons
ierpQtioen 9artei ani6lieBen uno &C.
fpiTie ptrtb'hoFtIite 8rojette oes lei:
RnDen Stautsmannes unter'tuBen, Il
pdre feline WdbI oeiihert.
Der 9orIdLu9 fam SrdnltB 10 un'
ertpurtet, bub er iih poltommen per:
pirrt fubIte. QBelhe oerIodenoe ger:
Toetttpe that Tich Dor Inn Quf. Gr IoItt
| in bic pOlittT5e g8eIt eintretell, foIt'
| Die 8IGne Der Regierung 1erptrtIIher
belfen, bic gum IbetI 8an3 ieinsr
0iniolen entIpraden, iollte Seite ar
Seite nit benz GijrIten Iabor uno an
oersn foben 4riItotr0ten in Der Ie8ts
iCttoen 8eriummIung iiBen, ioute oor
Der grtbune aus 8u ben StGdtsmQn
nern, gum gon3en 2onoe ipreten -.
| Die @eoanten un0 8iIoer lp1rbeIteI
pte SpruGfeuer ourheinonoer, {
fIblte iit BON stHem SntplHoeI srfdb
unp ihloB Die 4ugen.
0er5urIt oraug auf sine raiteEnt
iheiOung.
nQlber, mein 8Ott, oas aQss nil
uberoott - beiprO6en iejn &c. IRE
ten mir ins 5aus. 4ber nejr - De
@usFlug! gab, bapon tam jeBt MD
bic Reoe fein, egIantQ, oeotpig, ent
ihuloi8t - 5br miibt obne mid nae
GFrieori6sort iobren, 8teQeiat Tom
me i6 mad - oieuei6t."
(GSortIebun9 foIgt)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-18

fc.las crslHaml 90. 1923 GrsanyeHs Eres'
" naas SIC Zs7. htliisi!; 2iae EseF
aams s4gr gelsfetuns Der Eaiats ton Der GsoM'
sra 9ssgsk ag5 AHGrtfsIllfH In DsM Agggslss
memi VI aRslit Eesesfs. 9atfsEi aE 2 JAN
SSt fg psFegbnet bon hfm Etnhtraie eer
Eiabl ainsiHaall EiGnI Gts0:
sefstca T. 1Gb aHb~r ben bsresi8 ppssxtes
uen Eienanatn haa1 Ltetnans 70. 49,. -
nleil; -A.ns ETbnans sns 5ssnstAns or
Eafarf ben ben BsamtsH, N.eEfS uHe nHgfllxA'
ten in bfr IxYartsmsfft ci Satiie <ggoiss
roistff an 2 aall 1905, Die uaffolpeHosn
xsennnseH siabssTi fper0en foaen. noralit.
ahssssufessipr esk 0is,iEiitsn Tspsfismfnts,
,veIdssr eiF gaSEeeaekGli eon i.2vguu ete3s
lsn itnn sfire EaEafHaft teGtu iol. Snnpt
Aafer i'm Eirntens nHe EepsrsLt tpdrifEsna,
peIAer $3.50 sgr &aa erhnsien nae feiHs 1Gfas
itafs fisIlsn fou. Enb 41upi Eiuss.tfpft ~ Dss
nai,pis sEsetssa bee gsaiteriprvfe. agisnleHis
fpflrer ein EalAr ben sT5Oo pfr IcHnf ,f. q.
haitfn unb fsine &lssGs6nii fttlen ieu Ais
| bcfoefen EeI6rs lotsn uaet eea 1sfslH oesopn
ipsrser srte fie in eer besaeieH 3sp0Eisnssm
| abiin fsnb.
1 .r5t aah @niig.ef kaben eoH uuo HGA Gem
1 trI.bssisn tcm 6sfse erlal:s.er SeLipnHfie Gu
/ 2qfltff am 5. 9dngur H. 1910.
| askH GetstEs
4tkheen. res etsbsyatssi
atfss. GsHin GtHstrfaa, assn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-18
GrunSeig.Hibnms ll,b,rtrasHus.u

2ouiia 9. 2ip;noi,on on WaIpira
gosos, 40 bei S. 5ub an Der Noros
ieits Der 3fp0Iftsn Strabs, 298 SUB
oftIit BON qsnbIeon Strate, 81.
artbur grofsp IN WoIpino Sosss.
% bel 100 Jub Il Der Rureisiis Der
Rsuntsn Strabs Stpiiasn Sohn uno
Wouno Ctr, 81
sSpbn :. @iuigan II. q. an 4rthuy
8roisn, basisIbs eissuthum, $2.495.
Soispb u. gilbert an GmEla ggsls
'ton, Got 3 in Robert !. Grsiap's I'm
tsrabthsiIung, 81.
Sohn Gleaion, per Gb,rifi, on Sri
6arb Crane, 80 bei 1872 Sub on Der
Citieits Der WI1p StraBe. $500.
Wlarp Z. Garep an 9arriet 6.
Speensp, % bel $50 Sub an Der Glib
isits Der ainnsD aps. 237 CUB ipsitIid
bon WoIo Gps., 81.
5enrp 1ius an Sba Jille. Cots 10
unb 20 in WlihaeI 9egoIt's llnisrdb'
tbsiIung in Repiopn, 81.
Staat Ohio on gharIes G. 5ill, Got
IA in Der l. llnterabtheiIuns in
5aslspoob, S1.20.
Marp 2lnbrsus an Sobn Grhorbt
25 bel 50 gub an Poplar Strube. spi'
! i6sn 8apHillsr unb Sinn Sirnbs
! $4500.
| Cora 3. RslIon an IiIiam 9erit'
ner, Qot 90 in Sohn 2oSoitsaur's In
| tsrobtbeilung in Ult. pleoioni, 81.
Irant ]. 4nbreb an Wnrp Qnbrsb
25 bet 50 Sub an pOpIar Strobe, 5lpi
ften gapmilItr anb 2inn Strabs. 81
Sorab 8. Charles an 9homos J
| gburlss, 27.68 4eres aanb in Se..iol
| 2 unb in GoIernin Up; ferner 90
9 in 9. .. Sinman's llnisrubtbsiIune
81.
gbomas I. Charles an peurl q
gborl.s, boEi.Ibe giaentbum. 81.
| Sarnb 8. Charles On Jreoeri
apeblsr, basielbe Gisentbum, 81.
9sqrl 6. Charles on Grsosrit aoel
Ter, bosielbe gie.ntbum, $1,000.
Clan S.oa.r on Jobn 6. Rens, 81
IN in glorpoob 0ieD lnisrobtbe
lung, 81.
Goparb wliIs an 5oitie 9. Bnil
/ t., Got s in Gnipcrb Wliu's u1tsral
tb.iIuns in Rnrmooo. 81.
Ularanrst Sdroebtr an Anguit I
; gammerlin. Got 95 ING gbdr!ss5epitt
: 2. llnterabtb.ilung. ST.
I Clara Ul. 5on an gbpdro Dan, Y
30 nnb 9bsil bon Got n IN q. y
Sbort's llnt.rabtbeilung an Com
r Riper Roob; ferner Got n IN sd
|. anb.rion's llnierabtbeiluns in aoS
: itOn, 81.
b gellamp Storer II. n. an aIbtrt
T Reolpap, 80 SSdbre patt auf Elm
! 9beil BON Got 10 tn 6. 81. Smitt
i llnterabtbeiiung on CUNT Ssrot
|. i6brlih. Wi.tbe 1886, nit bsm VI
i tauFsr.dt fir $500.
y Jreb. u. S.tsner an Wsabel
5 gitsns-, 30 SUB an DAT Gtrabe.
ii etc.
10 Barbara Sduls on Dora GALL,
y Ius an Wcgberfon MDe., ST etc.
81 Clarence !. 8etiIep an ants gtstl
N / Got an asnnon unb 1 Got an Si
he {et Mpe., ST. etc. I,
n Rate 9eetlep an Glnnnce 8. 8esfl
o. 100 syub an atnpoIi, I Cot an Sun
Il uHb ! Go. an Gamuis Grey " etc