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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-18
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Maiu Strafc cincs ploelid]en
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poiit SO. unb elmer Der herporrosene.
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9ormtttas furS nab II utr. sis
nigs Uiinuten notosm er nit lei
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Stinnsr, in icinsm automobil BON iel'
ner ReIloens On ter 0rGnoin Rcao
mad Der Stabt ettommen nno IN eas
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etnigc GiniduIc 3u beiorsen, bon sinem
pl0tIiten gpoe erejIt.
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eetreten tpareH uno 5rau Ssinnfr
nit Serrn 9. 2. Courts Iprab, &C.
rsrtte Der 2sstsye oaB Serr Taois.
Der in Der RGhe ssr gae.nthiir iieten
9sbIiebn mar, pIogIit ffpnn.te. gr
elite 1uf ibn su, rot mar erIeI6e itcn
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tel, jsoo6 nur ur iofort tpieber aui Die
Gort oes Stdu'tniters nieerrsuiinseu,
lpo er i'm IalIsn ojs 9ortinss mi. Hh
rib. Giniss @oTanttn. pslte ben
8orsars BON gub,n b.mer.t ba.ten,
iprnnssn ihnen tGytei unb nit teren
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bts 2aesns letrc3en uno ouf Elm go.
pha esl.1t, no TT isjnsn Geiii aufeab,
.be Der ioiort it,c2honiih berufene Or.
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Quf peritsosns gslspbonbotffnf
! ten tgaien oana cine un3ohl Der aol.
/ Ie9en nes 0eyitorberen In Der 8ant
iptpis in:ime Jreuno: unb Der gpro'
/ r.r sin, iporaui beitloF,n ipuroe. ni.
2.ift ourt zen 2eihtnbeItaiter mili
Zee iDiort NAB bsr Rsiioens an be,
grnrDin Roao brinoeu III InFen. 81,
0uitin he's gsrftorbenen, pslhe lid
an Ulittpod Ibenb NIT ihrer goftel
2ouiie, otrsn 5oh3eii mi. Germ Suaf
Wbittatsr ou' BEN 81. DECEMBER b. !
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tort nO!bi1e Einidufe gu mafru, pur
be purt sin CeIeernmm BON hem idher
lobe bss Soften benohriftiet, sbenft
cir Sobn, GtaIe 9apis Der iih in ii
nsr Sduls i'm Often befinoet.
( Der 9sritorbene. Der erit pors:ferr
Eel b.m GeihsnbssdnaniHe i.ines ,n.i
mn GrsuHpss Draulin WuIiin al
gdbrtuttrG2sr fun1irts. fpuros cor s:
Sdbrsn in tieiiser Siast c.borsn uni
p.b0rts sirsr Der dlieiten 5amiIisn an
gr bsiutt. ti. offeniIifen uno Sod
/ ffulsr uro Qroouirte i'm Sabre 1915
nit qrGiio.nt 5afi BON Der gale llni
psriitdt. 3usrIt atiiondr. bonn giref
tor. 1purns E, i'm Sabre 1901 3um prd
| iibsnten rer Central 9ruft 6c Gaf
Tspoii. &c. ,rEpGbli, bait. isnoh. b'
i.in gsfuubtsiissuitono nihi Der btit
mar. oui orinsenbes 9lnraihen feline
Hamili.ns p,r5te benbiiftiat. am !
JGnuar 1911 bos Mmt nieoersulegen
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8ehdnbia.

Der Hss.r gso. gbomor, % Sabrs
aft. bon Wopspia.. Rp.. pelfer am
Wiittpod NIT ieInem RaiIsssnoHsn
3srbert Gee BON Gopinsion. ap.. uno
eer Rsserin Spb.lia Jerris bon go.
428 Carlisle 4psnu. BON ben gsbeims
poli5iiten Rs.o uno 6an perbdftet pors
ben mar, seiiano gsitern benz Detei.ins
2eutnant pOppe s:seniib.r eiu. bab tr
uno See on Sab!reihen iiirslih In Gins
tinnnii unb ben 9orif6btsn psriibisn
gin6riihen betteiliat astp.isn f,ien. Sn
Der Wohnuns Der Spbelia 1srris tpurs
ben cine Wenae nerthpolIer Rlsibungss
itiite eefuno.n. tpslfe mad Nnsabs Der
polisei aus ginbriihen uno DiebFalb.
len krriibrsn,
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Wcburten.

Soipnrb unb Bertha CUNNINGHAM,
1907 Wifiiiiippi 4ptnue, Mdotxn.
Sobn uno Wnseit 9resner, sos OF
IL. Strabe, ann6s.
Qlbsrt unb Winnie alent, 1115
5oppls Strabe, anab..
Ulariin unb Jranees aellen, 2734
Wasn:r Strabe, anabe.
ambrois uno RoTaIis Shneiner,
$3.50 Golsrain 4penue, Wdohen.
Sotparo uno Gpa Sai:, 3623 5sr>
itel absnue. Wdohsn.
Jlopo uno Suii. 3inibon, granbin
Toao, anabe.
Sames uno HoTa 0rote 1913 Tonas
bue Strab., Wdbh,n.
Wiihasl uno 2ilma NlulIer, 1920
Bremen Strab.. Wdohsn.
Ilbert uno 4lmd 9aumsartnsr, 463
gDarnsr Strabs. anate.
5arrp uro Settle Rooabad, 1874
Dirmiib arenu. gnob..
e5obn uno Wtabel Suonion, $50
luolotp Io.uue, W1ohen.
Winiam uno HelIie 9reat, 11O3
ReYbsrfon 4p:nue, anobe.
PAUL uno urna Rennid, 2227
Jlord 4oenu.. Wdshen.
Deter unb glisa giitsnbinber, 1903
pltaiunt Strube. anab..
Naitb:tp unb Sophie Dunser. 1923
Race Strabe, Gnabe.
Sobn uno anna 9einS. 519 GinbIap
Strabe. anabe.
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lie nene 1onglak.S d)nle.

Die Mrteiten an Der nsusn 9pugIaB
GnuIe, Der G6ule fir 5nrbie. aui
Mnlnus lilIs. fino bersits ioipsit foriz
gsIhritten. bab anf ben tommsnoen
Donn.rituG ben DaniIusunsstas, bic
sJeier Der Gdfttinlesuns anbsraums
ipOrben In. Die Gsi.r nirb am HaHs
mitins fdttfiuben uhb burh sinen um-
aug bon .perihiebsnen Crsanifotionen
osr Gorbissn tlnselsitei psrbsn. Gs!t.
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3Dl5pHafterung
Nir6 ipdbrenb Der Amtsseit 8iirser'
,neiiter Sdwab's itrens Der.
p1nt iein.
go ipurbe geitern i'm aontronratb be-
fhloHen. - ND lit Der aontratl
nit Der 8asseIeufdaft2 - gins
gnsaN pihtiser aontratte euise'
heibsn.

,Jn Der gfrrt9tn SipuHg Oct NupIiS
iGen apntrollbeborbe nabm Buretrs
insiiter Shpab piebsr einmol Gsles
sentvi.. iit eeeen bic pfIaiterunug Der
Gtraben nit 6pl3bIoden ousauipres
shsn unb sipor eeihab bieies IN 1srs
binbuns nit Der 9utbeibuns Der Gms
pfebIuna bes Gtabtnntpalis Ballard,
bob a.e.n bic fir bic Staoi unaiins
itige GntIdeibung besiieIih Der pflas
iieruns Der gaitern 4peliue teine Be
rufune eineelsgt ipsrhen fclle. Die
gajtern 4pe. foipoM ipie bic spring
grppe @pe. tperbsn infoIe,beHen niht.
ipie uripriingIid sepIant, nit acl3s
bI1cen aspflaiteri iperoen. ionoern es
p;ro Elm onberss electromagnetic
rial 3ur 8erpsabung 9elangen.
greeits Direitop Sunomaier
lrurbe anselpisisn, in bieier ansels'
eenbeit 9orIdIos. 3u unterbrslten,
oenn Ranpr Shpab min unter .sls
nen llmitGnbsn mebr Spl3pF!aiteruns
haben, neil bisfss pIlaIier Der Staots
p,ruaIiung in Der lsBtsn 3eit ean5
riefiee llnannebmIidteiteu psruriah!
bat unb neil ss auh nah Der IniiGt
bssgiirgeru,eiiisrs abioIut nias bauer
baft lit.
gelesentIid Der ssftrieen Sisung
oes aontrplratbs itellie es f6 aud
Kraus, bnb atem aui6sin nad ein
Dor IGngersn Sahren BON Der Stco'
nit Der gnsesislItaft absei6IoHenss
apntratt fir Strabenbsleuhtuns pr'
loren e.gurgeu III. 2aut oiefsm Rom
trait. beTen Original Serr Sunomo'
Ter nun Iuhen tpirb, beSaNt bi.Stdoi
Der 9asseIeaidafi So fir rem Inter
bait iebcr Strab.nInterne, bon bsner
ettpa 5000 porbanoen fino. Dat
Der aont,a,t psrihrunben III. fisllt'
fib terous, neil bas Wuaisipal gu'
reau Of Rei.urh in einem on Wlano,
Sdpab eerihte!en Brief Iusiun't
iiber ben aontratt perlausi batte
Der giireermeiiter ipor sespunsen
bem Bureau mitsuihsiIen. bas be,
aoniratt porldufis nidt oufsuflncsr
lei, absr bab Serr Sunbmaer islr
m6glihitss tbun fpiirbs. I'm eas
Shriftitiid su finben.
istrner fpurben in Der eeiirieer Si'
buus bic foigenoen aontratt. sutgs
teiben: 2isferuns BON 800 5onner
aoblen fir ons Qrmennmt an bi
5rum Gcal Go. su $2.45 bic Sonne
aonaIiIiruns Der aublmanu unb be,
2aelebe 9lpenue on 1bomos p.Strad
Der NIT 1896 oas nieoriaite ansebo
esma6t bate; pfIaiieruns Der BOG
Strafe. BON Der gobopn Strobe bi!
gum Gnopun,t nit gadIitinen an BIZ
5bomos Wl. Gullipan &: Cons Con
iiructipn Company su osrsn aneebo
in Der 5ott bon S1955.85; 2esen Dol
Waf.rItitunssr0bren on ber 1ersu
/ ipn 9lpenus uno Der Sid Run Roab al
bic Gyooiion Contribution 60.
S36e5.50; 9.s.n bon WaHsrl.itunes
r1bren an Der Wel, 6. Strabe. De
Silliioe glpenue. Der InoerIon JerrI
Roao unb Der 2ctper Ripsr Roab, In
bic 0.rbinouns nit 9elbi krjuiiellen
an Grant Burns. $24.975; leieruni
Der aeitunosrobren fir bic cbiaen 4r
teiisn on bic uniteo Statss Gait 5rol
pipe &c s5ounbrD 60. fir $42. 1863.
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SAT- irgeno cine llnoro.
nung oes Nngens perminoert ben
appetit nno id|mad,t oas Gpiiem.
1enu Or. ausuit aonig's Sombur.
ger Ircpien aebrnud)t iperben 10 er.
leihtern 6ieieiben nift MIR. ionoern
fie it1rfen nno itelen ben appetit
wieber Der.
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1cuer.

- Gin Siilldlarm rief aeit.rn bic
0euertrshr mad osm Dierit0dissn 1e.
ner1entbous $40. 1416 Wloin Girase.
isboh iielIie g iid btraus. bab "a fiH
um einen falihen ALARM 6onne!is.
Dos 6dus tDar init Roud, anaeiiilIt,
ober sin Jeuer tonnts ni6t eefuaoen
iperbeu.
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eentlin bes sJeiioites iperbtn Dr. 9.
.. Warrin. Der prdlibent bes G6uls
ratbs; Ghuliuperinienbent ODer unb
ols Nertreter Der farbistu DepDlierung
Rep. 5. o. Rebmono, s.. W. ptggins,
MIeranber Worris aus 2ouispille, ap.
uno Der prinsipal Der Shule, y. w.
Rufen, Nnfprohen hoIten.
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ten. Die gefangsnen erildrt.n, bub
lebierer BON ibrem enttommenen 0es
n0Gen oussefibrt tpnrben iei unb bab
biefer ibnen bic Gahen asfhenit babe.
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feitb.m niht ipieb.r erbOht iporbsn
0orldufis ieooh iolIte Der praiiosnt,
ais tunoiser Suriit, fir ben aonsreh
bic GeIebs dusurbeit.n. bic nothpenoi1
fino, um Iplhs Wiberfolse Der SuItts
,pie lie in ben prosefen sesen Bit
Stanbaro Sil gompanp erfpIst iins
in 3utunFt su berbiiten.
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Ra beben bel allen 0TDfers Vxebivrn Gle eius
iot 0anEe. 1a4 Asiuitat ipiro Gle atnraf6ssI
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-01-29
COLLYER.

Roads are in a fierce condition.
Many i'll in this locality at pres
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-01-29

Many i'll in this locality at pres
ent.
Have you seen the comet? 1t
is still visible.
Mrs. Lizzie Spena has finished
delivering wheat to Voda.
The Guschewsky children who
were ill last week are well again.
Rumor says that Fred league
is going i'll to the raising of fancy
poultry.
! Jack Staples is out of school
owing to injuries received in fall
ing against school-house
Bosnia, Quinter. Cove. Wa-Kee-
ney and Banner were well repre-
scented at Collyer the 21st.
The lovers of good music
couldn't help enjoying the rend-
itionS of the beautiful overture.
The new residences in course
of construction are certainly an
ornament to the north part of
town.
Miss Kirkendall and sis ter,
Iva of Voda, were entertained by
Mrs. @. @. Hickman Friday and
Saturday.
Literary Tuesday evening
drew a crowded house and gave
the best program they have ever
given; play was good as profes
SIGNALS could have given. Space
will not permit special personal
mention, but all rendered their
respective parts well.
in the near future put her among
the ranks of our best reciters
Miss Kenyon now rising young
elocutionist bids fair to soon rank
among the best. It being her
first appearance in Collyer as a
reclter, she made favorable i'm
preston on the audience in her
renditions. The music las is al
ways in Collyer) was exception
ally good. Miss Anna Reid and
Claude Austin rendered some
pleasing selections and were
loudly applauded The proceeds
were nearly twenty dollars.
The entertainment Friday eve
ming, given at the school house
drew a crowded house and every
number on the program was of
high order and faultlessly rend-
cred. Our fine band never did
better and considering the high
grade of music they rendered on
the occasion deserves more than
a special mention. They certain
ly show rapid progress in their
instruction and any laurels OF
praise bestowed upon them is
well deserved, and we hope te
see them approach the top of the
ladder in their band playing.
Miss Kirkendall recited severa
selections in her pleasing man
ner and showed that her ability
as an an elocutionist of note vii
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-01-29
BIG GRttk.

If this nice weather continues
the frost will soon be all out of
the ground.
Well hasn't the weather mod
Grated nicely? Snow has about
all disappeared.
John Karst of Glencoe has a
sister and her two children visit
ing him these days
Several broken limbs from the
effects of the ice couple of
weeks ago in and around Ellis.
A. L. Leonard and A. T. Carl
ton bought themselves a new
manure spreader in Ellis last
Wednesday,
Fritz MANI and family, former
ly of Riverside, but later of Aus
tria, started back to the United
States last Tuesday
The public roads have never
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-01-29
FARM IMPLEMENTS

FARM IMPLEMENTS i gang pl w,
Peoria ha
Sunshine Bradley
sukey lister new0 1hoe shelter; farms
hay rack wind mill grinder weeder;
heavy Concord harness cupboard kitchen cabinet
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-01-29
VODA.

Mud. mud, mud. Whichever
way you turn it is mud.
Mrs. Lizzie Krhut had the mis-
fortune to lose a fine COW.
Bradley Brown shipped car
of cattle from Voda Sunday.
r. Owens killed four nice pork
ers Saturday.
We are glad to report that Mrs.
r. Kirkendall is up and around
again.
Mrs Geo. Kristof is spending a
few days in Wa-Keeney visiting
her brother, j. Horak.
The bottom has fallen out of
the roads and it has stopped the
corn and wheat haulers.
Mrs. VIM. Cox has been quite
sick but we are glad to report
that she is able to be up again.
The wind has been blowing
gale this evening 1t will dry up
the mud if it keeps it up awhile.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Owens, Mr..
and Mrs Lakin and w. D. Aus
tin and wife visited with Mr. and
Mrs. J. G. Hickman Sunday.
Misses Anna, Rosa and Kane
liza Thiel spent Saturday night
and Sunday in Voda visiting
their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Kristof.
Bradley Brown received tel
egram announcing the death of
his little girl in Jackson county.
Bradley and Ig took the train
for the east Monday night.
We see some of the good wom-
en- of Chicago have raised $40, 900
to buy home for bum dogs and
cats while there are tens of thous-
ands of children in Chicago that
haven't enough to eat and yet
this is twentieth century club.
What just mortals we be.
The administration at Wash
/ ington is trying to force bill
through Congress to raise the
postage on all End class mail If
it succeeds we will have to pay 3
or times as much for our read
ing matter as we do now Ev-
eryone should write to Victor
Murdock protesting against this
raise Address Victor Murdoch,
House of Representatives. Wash
ington; D. G. Canada gets her
4 mail hauled for II cent per
pound and has a surplus at the
end of each year, and we could
have the same if we would only
get the graft cut out.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-01-29

TEFMSA1 of SO under cash; all SO 8
will
OF
discount cash time before
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-01-29

Hives, eczema, itch or salt
rheum sets you crazy. Can't
bear the touch of your clothing
Doan's Ointment cures the most
obstinate cases. Why suffer All
druggists sell it.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-01-29

been as bad in the history of
western Kansas. The soft roads
have stopped wheat hauling for
a time
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Vending, boy. Jake says he
thinks he will survive the event
Orda Runyon is just back from
New Mexico where he had been
on business.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-01-29
ESTABLISHED MARCH 2. 1879.
SATURDAY. JAN. %. 1910.
To the Republicans of The Sixth Congress-
ouaf Districts.

onaf District:
Although it has been known in general
way for sometime. that 4 u Republican
candidate for Con greSS. L now make thiS for
NAL announcements of my candidacy which
shall continue until the end of the August
primaries. am Republican and believe
in the principles of the party which has al
ways been progressive. that platform prom
ises should be sacredly kept. and that the
party will settle all National questions
right. and if nominated and elected 7 shall
fearIessIy do my part, strive to obey the
wishes of my constituents. and protect he
interests OF the individual citizen in this dis
trict against all unjust burdens imposed by
the organized private interests
Later, shall. by public addresses. state
ments and otherwise. discuss the public
questions that are up for solution in this
Campaign,
Respectfully
ID. YOUNG.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-01-29
Teachers Examination.

County superintendent ONCE. Friday and
SATURDAY.. january % and ~ beginning at 8
O'Clock a. m
EVA PHILBROOK JONES
County Superintendent
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-01-29
8 Head of Horses and Mules

One span of work mules 9 and
10 years old.
One bay mare II years old
weight 1900.
One bay mare 4 years old
weight 1850. These mares are
both bred to jack. Purchasers
to pay for colts.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1910-10-14

1910, in Dist. No. 7,.......
Lulu Bayer, teaching Sept,
1910, in Dist. No. S,.......
Louise Au1t, teaching Sept,
1910, in Dist. No. 9,........
Mary Whitman, teaching Sept,
1910, in Dist. No. TO-, 49,.
Emma Fleming, teaching Sept,
1910, in Dist. No. 11,.......
Bertha Schaller, teaching Sept,
1910, in Dist. No. 49,. .....
Nettie Couture, teaching Sept,
1910, in Dist. No. 13,.......
Ila Simmons, teaching Sept,
1910, in Dist. No. 14,.......
Ruth Lucas. teaching Sept,
1910, in Dist. No. 15,. ...,,.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1910-10-14

Reitzel, that the clerk be authorized
to purchase the necessary desks for
the various schools. Motion carried.
The teachers pay roll follows:
e. B. Piper, teaching Sept,
1910, in Dist. and 2,..... $50 90
Charlotte Ide, teaching Sept,
1910, in Dist. No. 3,........ As. 90
c. Fl. Neiderhouse, teaching
Sept, 1910, in Dist. No. A.. so. 90
Lena Zurfiuh, teaching 8 weeks.
1910, in Dist. No. 5,...... 81. so
Ray Zachman, teaching Sept,
1910, in Dist. No. 6,....... 40. 90
Marie Burdo. teaching Sept,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1910-10-14
sic Burdo, distributing

books ...... ana. ..... 600
Fred G. Brossia, labor, No. IA IA 90
Supt. d. A. Haylor made his
monthly report as requested by the
Board. Which on motion by Mr..
Ault, seconded by Mr.. Reitzel, was
accepted by the Board and ordered
spread upon the minutes. 1t was
then moved by Mr.. Ault. seconded
by Mr.. Reitzel that Supt Haylor be
authorized to purchase all books.
maps, globes, ETC., needed in the
schools. Motion carried. 1t was
then moved by Ault, seconded by
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1910-10-14
DO Elizabeth Ault, teaching Sept,

1910, in Dist No. 49,. ...... so 90
90 Grace Ault, teaching l week
in Sept, 1910, in No. 2,..... 11.25
90 ID. A. Haylor, supervision. 20, 90
Charlotte Ide, institute fees,
Dist. No. 3,......... ....... 1O. 90
90 G. H. Neiderhouse, institute
fees, Dist No 4............ 10, 90
90 Ray Zachman, institute fees,
Dist. No. g. ............... 10. 90
90 Marie Burdo, institute fees,
Dist. No. Z, ............... 10. 90
90 Lulu Bayer, institute fees,
Dist. No. 8, ............... 10. 90
90 Louise Ault, institute fees.
Dist. No. g. .............. 10. 90
90 Mary Whitman, institute fees,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1910-10-14

Accidents will happen, but the
best-regulated families keep DR..
Thomas Eclectric Oil for such emer-
gencies. 1t subdues the pain and
heals the hurts.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1910-10-14

Dist. No. 10, ,........... 10. 90
Bertha Schaller, institute fees,
Dist. No. 12, .............. 10 90
Ila Simmons, institute fees,
Dist. Mo. ID, ............ 10. 90
Ruth Lucas, institute fees,
Dist. No. Is, ........... 10. 90
Elizabeth Ault, institute fees,
Dist. No. 16, .............. 10. 90
1t was then moved by Ault, second
ed by Mandell, to adjourn to meet
October s, at 1 p. M. Motion carried.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-05
GiferiudIt Oas WDtip.

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SRI. Wurp :. 2clpion. Gin
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2etuion peld)e am Ionneritag BON
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-05
Ger TcutIdJe Correspondent.

Sic cin5igc beutid)e 3eitilng in
Baltimore, peld)e oen 2eiern ole
Nteuigfeitcn Der Sta0t, 0eS StaateS
mo ser 8elt t6gIif irilh %lielert.
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in allen areiien be8 Geu.idtbums
gcleien miro. Nur Ser oGnrreipon.
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ciirtcn Ereiie," Oeren Mit9IieO Der
icIbe iii. Ger Correspondent" lit Die
eir3i9c beutife 3eitung, melfe Iid
GROCER 8erbreitung in MarpIono,
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itcbt tciner bieiigen GroBeren engIi'
idcu 3eitung I'M Qepei6en. uno
&ofolnadriften.G icnit nod.
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gen flor. irildc Winoc.
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