davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-08-05
$3.50 RECIPE CURES
WEAK MEN--FREE
Send Name and Address Today
You Can Have 1t Free and Be
Strong and Vigorous.

l have in my possession a Ircscrp-
lion for nervous debility, lack of vgor,
weakened ma nhood. failing memory and
lame back. brought on by excuses. un-
natural drains. or the fo1Iies of youth
that has cured so MAN. worn and ner-
vous men right in their own homes
without any additional help or medi-
cine-that | think everv man who
wishes to regain his manly power and
virility, QUICKLY and quietly. should have
4 copy. So 7 have determined to send
a copy of the prescription free Of
charge in plain, ordinary sealed en-
zvelope to any man who will write me
for 1t. - -
This prescription comes from ihvsi-
clan who has made a special study of
men and l am convinced it is the
surest acting combination for the cure
OF deficient manhood and vigor fajlur,
ryer. put together.
think owe it to my fellow man
to send them a copy i'm confidence So
that any man anywhere who is weak
ana discouraged with repeated failures
may stop drugging himself with harm
full patent medicines. secure what [
heieve is the quickest acting r"-tora-
tive, upbuilding, SPOT-TOUCHIN rem
ahv ever devised. and so cure nself
at homs: quietly and quickly Just drop
me line like this: DR. A. T. Rob-
.,son. 1854 Luck Building. Detroit
Mich. and ! will send you copy OF
this splendid recipe in a plaiu ordinary
DOCTORS would charge sSoe TO $500 for
merely writing out--h prescription Ike
ahts--but send It entirely free.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-08-05

government of the people, by the PEG
pie and for the people"
Il realize that while the question
of county option cannot possibly ell
ter national politics, great interest IL
manifested therin by the voters OF
this district, and iii fairness to them |
have no hesitency in stating my posi-
ton. viz: | am materially opposed to
a county option or other law that
tends in any manner to deprive the in
corporated towns, villages and cities OF
the right to control the affairs of their
various interpretations, and by the saline
token | am opposed to any national
legislation tending to deprive the sep
arate states of any of their rights to
control business and commerce within
their respective borders.
Denounces Imperialism.
81 denounce imperialism III any and
every form, whether i'll the PHILIPPINES
or in the national congress of the Uni
ted States where Camonism has reigned
supreme for an interrupted period OF
years, and likewise in the dominating
tendencies of the so-called party lead
ers known to the state of Minnesota as
the Kitchen cabinet
Il favor legislation which will eff
fectually alter the present condition
Which makes it possible for the few
to revel in wealth at the expense of
the many. and | also favor the rigid
enforcement of our antitrust laws and
the criminal prosecution of the viola
ors with the same measure OF justice
melted out to the small offender"
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-08-05

and second. One run. Mankato: Rog-
mas was safe on McDugafs error. Frank
Wines sacrificed him to second. Freddy
flew out to Bowman Rognas scored
from second on wild pitch. Newgard
flew out to Barton. One run.
Ninth Inning - GOphers: Brown
grounded out to Kennedy Bowman
singled. Marshall grounded out to
Carlisle. Bowman going TO second.
Pangburn flew out to Newgard. No
runs.
Second Game One-Sided.
The second game was one sided at
fair. as the colored boys took kindly to
McCleary's offering and pounded the
horsehide To all corners of the lot, Sc
curing eight hits off the big Southpaw
in two and twothirds innings. Lamb
was then sent in to stem the tide and
although he did better. the game was
lost and the colored boys couldn't be
stopped and they secured six more runs
to the seventh inning and had secured
but one lone bingle. In the seventh
Fred Wines flew out to Marshall, but
New9ard singled and Carlisle got a life
on McDugal's error. Lamb then ground
ed out to Marshall and Kinkel hit up
Il high one right over second base that
Barton came in TO get but muffed,
Newgard and Carlisle scoring. Then in
the ninth Newgard drove out long
three Dagger over center field and
scored when Binga muffed, Lambs fly
to right field.
The locals played a good game of
ball. but the visitors had OH their hit
ting clothes and couldn't be stopped.
The only three errors that Mankato
had were made by Kennedy, the midget
shortstop. and they figured in but one
score.
On next Saturday and Sunday Mama
ger Sullivan has arranged for a return
game with the Minneapolis Thoens.
The following are the tabulated
scores:
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-08-05
MAN WHO OPPOSES HAMMOND
SAYS SOME THINGS.
From Tuesdays Daily.

From Tuesdays Daily.
q. NJ. Quigley, editor OF The West
brook Sentinel, and the democrat who
is seeking the nomination for congress
against w. S. Hammond, has issued a
declaration of principles, which reads
as follows:
Having filed as candidate for the
democratic nomination for congress
from the second congressional district
L feel it is duty l owe the public
to make a declaration OF principles.
and accordingly | respectfully submit
the following statement:
Il adhere to the Jeffersonian doc
trine of equal rights to all, and spc-
cial privileges to none.''
Il denounce the growing tendency
to vest in the hands of few So
called party leaders" the right to de-
termine who shall and who shall not
become candidates for public office, and
to draft, with an eye single to, vote
getting, party platforms which are
calculated to mislead the people and
misrepresent the party.
81 favor an immediate revision of
the tariff downward, and am opposed
to Il tariff commission for drafting
schedules.
81 dcnounce, without hesitation,. the
Payne-Aldrich torilf bill as pernicious
legislation calculated to benefit the
great interests of The lumber and man
ufacturing districts, and imposing up
on the common masses of the people
heavy burdens to be borne by all who
must have the necessities OF life.
Free Trade With Canada.
Il favor the election of United States
senators by direct vote of the people;
an income tax as q part of our rev.
enue system; railway regulation; free
trade with Canada on articles compel
ing with the tariff -fattened mo-
nop6lies of this country; the elimination
OF party politics in Che judiciary; pro.
lection of organized labor, ana "a
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-08-05
s1c0 REWARD, 500.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is. at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all it's stages, and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is the onlu positive cure now
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh be-
constitutional treatment Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces of
the system, thereby destroying the fOun-
dation of the disease, and giving the
patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature in do
ing it's work The proprietors have so
much faith in its curative powers that
they offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that it fails to cure. Send for list
of testimonials.
Address: F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo,
Ohio. x.f sfsss ~ Is
Sold by all Druggists 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for 'consH
patton
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-08-05
ADVISORY BOARD OF THE COM
MERCIAL CLUB ACTS.
From Thursdays Daily.

From Thursdays Daily.
The advisory board of the Mankato
Commercial club held meeting with
association at the city hall yesterday
afternoon, for the purpose of divising
what assistance can be rendered the
fair association in making its coming
annual fair a success. The advisory
board of the Commercial club feels like
fair success. The fair association
has had reverses due to bad weather
ever since it was started, and needs a
little help at this time.
Much Enthusiasm Shown
Much enthusiasm was shown at the
meeting, and steps were taken to make
the fair the best yet held. 1t was felt
that this is to be another good crop
year which means continued prosperity
for this section, and big fair. it was
thought, would be a splendid advertise
ment of Blue Earth county land and
help send the price up. A good prem
ium list and plenty of attractions viii
add greatly in drawing the attendance.
1t seems needless to recount the good
that a successful fair does for Man
kato and Blue Fart hcounty. If there
were no arguments in favor of it eX-
cept to get the people together, from
the city and county. this alone would
be sufficient argument why the peo-
pie of the city should come to thr
support of the fair, both in the way
of subscriptions and by making eX-
hibits.
Will Interest Business Men.
The conference decided to appoint
committees to get out and get sub
scriptions, and also to interest the
business men to take space in floral
hall and fill the booths. 1t is intended
to make Mankato day the biggest of
the fair. The fair will be held Sept.
10, 20 and q, and the first day will be
Mankato day. A committee was ap-
pointed to try to have the business
houses and also the schools close on
that day, SO that all can have chance
TO see the fair before the crowd from
aUIOdu comes. " committee was also
appointed to see about raising subscrip-
tiOns among the saloons, eating houses
and hotels, to aid the fair association
to put up larager premiums. This
committee will also try to interest the
merchants and manufacturers. 10 take
the booth in floral hall and make at
tractivc displays of their goods.
Committees Are Appointed.
The following were the committees
appointed at the meeting.
Committee for Merchants and Man
ufacturers. - Fred kron chairman,
George Draper, J. b. Richards, Albert
SLIDER.
Committee for Hotel, Saloon and
Restaurants.-C. II. Saulpaugll, chair
man. c. I. Taylor, III. Hamilton. L. !.
Zimmerman. j. p. Dineen, Oscar Ole
son, Nick Kleinschmitt.
Committee for Professional Men,
DIR. J. NJ. Edwards. chairman. Bena-
min Taylor, j. II. Snow.
The mayor and city councilmcn were
appointed committee to ask the
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-08-05
JUSTICE LEWIS COMMENTS ON
SUNDAY PICTURES.
From Saturdays Daily.

From Saturdays Daily. [fEc :
Mlnnesota's supreme court having
opened the doors of the Sunday moving
picture shows, it is quite likely that
residents of Mankato will be permitted
to attend these entertainments on the
Sabbath day hereafter. The manage
ment of the American Amusement COM
pany will no doubt open the Unique
to the public Sunday evenings, at
least. Had the decision been against
the comptny, every one of their thea
tres in this state would have remained
dark on the Sabbath. No attempt
would have been made to operate the
films in any city in the state, no mat
tsr how lax the authorities might
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-08-05
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS

has been used successfully for over 81
years in cases of Bloating, Heart.
burn, Headache, Biliousness, Sour
Risings, indigo sfion; Cramps, Diar.
rhoea, Malaria, Fever and Ague.. 1t
is the best for you. Try a bottle to-
day. All druggists.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-08-05

clear for any Sunday performances.
When everything has been disposed of,
which will be- in about ten days, he
expects to put on Sunday perform
ances. tftt.i
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-08-05

Marshall out for interference.
Summary: Two base hit. Rosnas.
Three base hit, Pangburn. First base
on balls. off Lamb, 3 off Johnson. 2.
Struck out. by Lamb, ); by Johnson.
3. Left on bases. Gophers, ); Mankato,
4. Double play. Bowman to Marshall.
Wild pitch Lamb, |; johnson. ]. Passed
ball. Brown First base on errors.
Gophers. /: Mankato. 2. Sacrifice hits.
Bown. Lamb, Frank Wines. Time. 80.
Umpire. Mcintosh.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-08-05

~ Summary: Two base hits. Taylor
Pangburn. Three base hits. Taylor
Newgard. Base on balls, off Lamb. ,;
off Pangburn. O.. Struck out by Nc
Cleary. by Lamb. 5; by Pangburn
3. Hits off, Lamb, & in l-3 innings:
off McCleary, 8 in 2 2-3 inning. Dou-
BILE plays Bowman to McDugal to Mar
shall. Taylor to Bowman to Marshall
Bowman to Marshall. Stolen bases,
Bowman, 2: Taylor. Pangburn. Sacri-
flee hit Marshall; sacrifice fly. Bar
ton. Wild pitch, Lamb, l: Pang
burn, ]. Passed balls. Kinkel, | !:
Brown l. Hit by pitcher, by McCleary,
Bowman, by Lamb Taylor by Pang
burn; Frank Wines, Lamb Time two
hours. Umpire. Mcintosh.
Score by inning: t@'
Mankato .......~O O 0 0 o 2 0 / 3
GOpbers .......2 3Ol O03 ZIP
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-08-05
When You axe

8ITTENS
you have a a proven me dicine that
will do good to every organ in the d.
gestive system and one that is freely
endorsed by thousands Of satisfied
The Washington times., 1910-11-18
The OVerCOatS

The greatest variety. ever shown in
a sale before
Overcoats OF aII-wooI black ker-
seys, light and dark oxford gray
meltonSs fancy and novelty sgrays,
tan stripes and brown effects.
q and 50-inch lengths. Full and
half lined with serge OF venetian
Some with Presto collars. 9th
ers with velvet or plain cloth col
lars Many are waterproof
Sizes . 70 = for men and young
men
The Washington times., 1910-11-18

Sizes 5 to %
Misses sizes 115z TO 2--......-...s25 30
girls sizes ~ TO 500
Complete assortment OF Daniel
Green's Jeliets and slippers, various
shades. Styles Cor men, women and
children Prices arranged according
70 sizes. Special values at 75c, 81,
SIS and $50
The Washington times., 1910-11-18
Lot One-Girls' Coats q 90
Worth S. and $6fOr, pO.OO
Cut Price Toilets

Ponds Extract Vanishing O.
Cream, in tubes. OF
WiIbert's Violet Almond Meal.
sprinkle top jar; regular H.
price I5c. Special at.... IUC
Regular 25c jars OF Mum lOC
CoIgate's Dental Cream. IN M
Palmolive Toilet Soap. reg
ular 10c cakes Three cakes o.
Hudnuts QuadTupls Extracts, in
GLIDING Wood Violet and
White Rose. Hail ounce 90
g0LL4G To- 10 o. - ~
CoIgate-s Famous Triple EK-
tracts, all the popular floral OEo
doors Ounce bOttles-----.-.-.- EsCJ-
Regular sc Face Chamois- x.
Two 1OT------- ----.--------- ~
Dr. J. P. Pray's Rosaline: I
regular 25c Jars-..-.----------- IOC
Pivsr's Famous Sachets. ali the
favorite doors including
AzuTea. FIOTamye, LeTrde, ffo
etc Ounce.---.-.-..------- 4 H.
The Washington times., 1910-11-18


5sTy lylenie principles they Testfu
Mace A
Physical Culture Shoes at pair
The Washington times., 1910-11-18

Women's Extra High Cut Auto
Boots, Of gun metal and patent colt
Button style, with button cuff TO
match. An sizes and yz-idrrs from
= to ID. Resular price s. Sale
price pair, s. O.
: lChnGrClES Nu-fcrns Shoes. built
strictly on the natural lines Of the
IUoJs WITH NJ tacks OF threads 10 in
jure the feet 81 feathers.
The Washington times., 1910-11-18
The SIip-OnS

Mems Fashionable "Slip-on' Rain
coats. made OF dOuble-te5zture silk
materials. with military collar and
storm-looped sleeves All made in the
best manner Light, yet servceabls.
There are so many times during
the ian and winter a man can wear
a 'SliP-oa" RaincOat that every one
should have one
sizes q 70 Il
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-23
Slutige Z1ldgerei
geruriadt grOB, Auiresnng on Der
Sinn StraBe.

Sn benz 9auie Ro. 1O46 2inn 9Th.
tam es geitern gtuhmittag 5ptihen
ben Shpdgern Geon Seesman, %
Sabre alt, unb Ben. Rice, 81 Sabre
aft, fotpie Frant .Smit6, einem Better
Der beiDen Grtgenannten. gu elmer
fpiiiten S6lGqerei, bel fpel6er GEES
man BON ieinsm Maeiier 8ebrauA
mddte unb bsm Rice cine tiefeShntttz
punpe am 6alie beibrdhte. gls Der
8erIebte blutiiberItromt aus bem6uuie
pantte, perbrettete iih in Der Rad
baridaft nit 8liBesifnelle Das Sc
ru4t, Elm Wunn lei ermorDet porben,
unb bas 6aus mar balo BON elmer
groben MenIhenmeuge umldgert. p0z
light S6rpaeble berbdftete ben Gees
man unD Smitb in tbren Wobnungen,
go. 1046 Ginn StrdBs, pd6reno bic
Ra6Tori6ungen nuh Rice iih sund6it
ais erfolglos ertpieien. Spdter tpur=
be Der Mann feitgeuommen, als er iiA
i'm SofpitaI perbinben lieB. Gr Bate
cine tiefe, jebo6 ni6t gefd6rIiae
S4nitttpunbs an Der linten Seite oes
Safes unD bic Qer3te srtldrten, DuB
Die Shla9aber I'M Elm Suar bur6z
ihnitten poroen pGre. 8egen Rice
uno Die anoeren betpen WGnner purbe
Die 2lntlage Des unorosntIiden 8sne6z
mems erbo6eu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-23
perionalsT oti3en.

Jm alter BON 66 S1bren III g.itern
unertpurtet Serr 6enrp @ QUITE.
elm in oeutIhen &reiien iiberaus bsIisbz
ter Monn, aus bem Gebeu geibieoen.
Re6en einsm sroben JreuuoestreiIe
truuert um ben 0dbingsidisoenen beis
ZEN Satin Trau anna Sautte, geb.
Strobed. Die geerbigung iinot NOR
gen Qahmittda um Elm balb Stpei llbr
pom 5rauerbauIe, Ro. 932 Weit 2ibsr.
tp Strdbe, aus itatt.
7rau Caroline 9auers, biz
Gdttin uni,res bstannten Wtit6iirgerz
5errn Sobn u. gauers, iit geitsrr
UeorgeH I'm elm 9iertsl mad feds llbl
Ianft in eiR bsfsres Senieits biniiber.
9si6lummert. Die 9erbIihene erreihtt
elm Utter bon 72 ssSabreu. uno mar elm;
edit oeutide Srdu, Die IS burh ibr al:
ssit giitiess DeieH peritanben bate
iich einsn grobsn Jreunbestrsis su er
iper6en, in osm br6iaiheiosn ihmer3s
Iih psrmibt piro. Sem i6Uerge
priiften 9atten, nit oem lie in LANCER
qludliher 8smsinihdft bic 5rsuosr
uno 2eioen bss GbeItunbes gstruser
bat, itsben bic Spmpat6ieen zines gro.
Ben areiies in Der Stuuoe ietres
Shmsrses 8ur Ssite. Die 9eiissuno
Der piroiasn Ratrone erfolgt ON
S5reitag Worgen Inn Elm balb neun llbr
bonn 5ruuerbauie aug, 1922 gpeii
Siebente StraBe. porauf um neun llbl
in Der ct. Qntonius Stride Elm feierIi.
DIES Reduism esle6rlrt tpiro.
sSnniait betrauert BON ben Seinen III
oeitern Wpreen I'm Elm balb flint llbr
Serr Srieprih ge6er perIdis.
ben. Der 0srbIidsne, cine edit oeutibe
aernnatur, tpiro nidt nur BON ieiner
aroben ,Samitie, Der er immer Elm gii'
tiger Batter mar. Ionoern aud BON al
9enen, bic i'm Seben nit ihm ingeriihs
runa famen, aufrihtig betruusrt. Die
geiiebuno oss rpaderen oeutihen Wans
nes erfolot am 9onnerItag bonn Stsrs
behaufe, go. 1927 Wlain StraBe, aus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-23
ShifiSnaebri6ten.

Rep gort, %. 5sbr. Qngst.:
rSdiierin gusuits 9ictoria" Don Sam
burg.
abaea.: .qptsbam" na6Rottsrbam;
.Woltte" nah 5opdna.
geprout. QRget.: nQrabiC" DOn
Rem Yort.
9ilte 6rancs. Qnget.: .GiRs
tinnati" bon RsD yort.
0ldse eoip. abgsg.: sgritiih
Columbia" mad 8autouper.
aIeranoriu. Gbgsg.: Settle
bon Neip 0ort.
NsapIe. 2lnget.: .2uiFaHa" BON
Rem gort.
5unis. QHgst.: .Galia" bon Rem
gort.
@lassop. 2lng.t.: .Rumibiau"
BON Bottom.
Gibraltar. Qnget.: vpannOs
mia" BON Rem Yort.
pa lermo. Ibgeg.: .9uea
o'aoitu" bon Rem Yort
2ssborH. abses.: .qrinesfaeae'
titid" bon Rem Yort
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-23
Surpners 0Sabripru1
getrefis Der Giienbabn' Gataitropbe
in Niueriloc.

Der Coroner CAB geitsrn iein 9eroitt
betreffs oes am p. Sdnuar na6e Ri
Dsritoe itattoefunbenen Giien6dbnuuz
falls, BEL fpelhem betanntItd flint 9uee
anoeiteute ibr 2eben perloren, ub. sJn
benz Dabriprud beiBt es, Bag Der 3ug
beosutenbe 8erIpdtung bate unb aus
bieIsm 8runbs Die Strete BON 2dip@
renceburg Bis CUR uufdlteQe nit qros
Ber @eI6tpinoigfsit 3uriitlegte. Die
gtotbbremien iparen, ipie bic llnterit.z
dung ergdb, angs3ogen. Die 3uQz
mannihaft bate bic Srbre, bic aurp',
an ipelhsr Fh Der liriuQ ereiqnete,
nitt nit elmer qr0bsrsn WarimaI8ss
ihtpinbiqteit ais 45 Wteiten bic Stuns
be gu paiIiren. @epifIe Sfiensn, aug
beren 8erfaHung fih eDentuea Sdliiis
duf bic urIahen Der Gnt9leiiung bd:z
ten 8ishen IaIien, Fparsn, pie ss in BEN
Wabripruh beibt, bon Der unfaQItsGs
sntfernt unb Der gsfebI bss goroners.
otsIe Stisneu als getpsismatertal porz
suIegen. mar ignorirt poroen. Nus
5ieiem 9ruroe lisb iih bic gsnuue urz
iahs bes llnfans niht feititsusu.
Die Opfer Der Gataitropbe par.n:
;Sobn +. Stidel, 5rant s. Murp50,
2tuguit StaotIdnber. 6. &. 8oIoen unD
sIdn.s 6, Qenis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-23
9dahss gDsbia .ituo, %: 5ebruar

3u rettsn, aber Der Sorper :Durbe bon
Der StrOmung fortgeriffen. Ssnler,
Der p0llig 3uIammengsbrofen 1T, piro
morgen aIs 3euge beim Gorpnerss5ns
queit duftreten.
5ur6tbar 3ugeri 6tet.
Gfisabetb, q. s., %. Jebruar.
Der feds Sabre alte Sohn Warpaisfi,
Dem 3ur ;Feisr BON Waibingtons 0es
burtstaq Elm tfeine5 Bell gei6:ntt
iuproen lpdr, pergnii9te ii9 odmit, nit
BEN Bell ulerbanb Saden gu 3srhaa
den. Gr fhIug aud auf cine Dpnd.
mitpotrpne, Die er 5ufdatgertpeiie gca
funbsn bate. gei per bierourh erz
foI1ten Grplpiiou ipurDe Der alstne
eHtieBlid1 3uqeri6tct. Beios 2tuaen
tpuroen i6m aug psm Gopfe geriiien
urb fsin @eiiht puroe 81 elmer uns
formigen WlGiIs perluanoelt, Ia odb er
tpabrihfinlih iterben ipiro.
Willto ommenes Grbe.
Rihmonb, 0a., %. 5sb. sSohn
unb 9opec Sore, bic iih bier als 3etz
tungspertdufer burhIhlassn unb aud
cine psripittpete 1ante, 5rdu geae 5.
WuItbam, erbdlten, tpuroen ben16z
rihtigt, bdb linen Elm tiir5Iit in Nors
iplt perftorbensr rsiher Sntel je
$50, 900 perma6t bat.
gittere4dlte.
Butte, Wont., %. Je6r. Nus
ar1entu bod in ben Bergen in Bedper
5eab gountp selessn, piro gsmsIost,
bab bort bds 5bermometer heute So
9rab untsr benz Nullpuntt per3ei6net,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-23
Eelienu Glub.

Der 9elican alu6 1T cine 9ersinis
gung, nit Der bas psrguugungsluitige
publitum Su rehnen baben tpiro. Der
Stub bat betanntlih bas Grbe bes
gbontr &Iubs angetrsten, bsIien Itutts
Iihes 9e6dube iih an Der Ruce uno
Neunten Strabe befirbet. Der 8lub
sdblt bereits an bic tauienb Wlit9iiez
Der uuo 70 tpnnte e niht fehIen, baB
bic elssanten 3dume 9eIterr 9tbeno
bel Der offi3ieIlsn Gr0ffnuna 1efiillt
pursu. 9ds bur6gefubrte 8auoepiues
prosrumm bate jeoe Spnntagsihuls
tldiie ieben tonnen. Is mar oeceut
uno glei6ertpeiie untsrbaItero. 9n5
gublitum iolIte iif) Die Rdume oss
geIican alubs nur anIeben uno nit
ben Prinsipien bes Stubs pertraut
lperbsn. Der GrfoIg tann aIsoann
ui6t ausbleiben.