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The Forrest City times., 1910-05-27
lOCA l S

Mf. Bob Berry. of Madison. was in townon business this morning
 Mrs A. D. Boyle has been spending the week Tn Wynne guest of rel atiyes and friends.
 Miss Helen Nichols will go to Lit tie Rock next week to visit relatives and friends for q week
 ICED TEA-If you want the best tea try Chase X Sanborn's. H. R. Neblett sole agent in Forrest City.
 The Forrest City Furniture Com. pany has an interesting announce ment of Suite Sale in this paper. Read it.
 Mr. ! II Devasier of ]. II De vasier & Co.,, of Caldwell, was in town on business and circulating among friends yesterday.
 MT. James II Walker. of the spoke factory, returned the first of the week from Milwaukee, where he had been for several weeks on business
 MT. S l.. Hodges received this morning from Washington the patent papers on his minnow trap. sam had only to affiX his signature to the papers.
 Misses Amy and Mae Brown. of Johnson township. returned Wednes- day from Holly Springs. Mississippi, where they had been spending a saa- son most prohtably at school.
 Mr Walter E. Taylor. formerly of this city. now of Memphis. was re- ported very sick last week with l pleurisy Ne are glad 10 learn that he k better ani able 10 be ap.
 R5 Winfield X Co. are adeer'is i fu- a 10 per cent disco8ut cash Sale 1 beginning 5ane i, and continuing one i week oulX. For particulars read theit display advertisement oh local page.
The Forrest City times., 1910-05-27
". (. T. |. Organized.

local branch of the w. C. T. [. was organized at the Methodist church on Sunday, May 1, by Mrs. Me Donald, state organizer for the Ma. tional Union.
 The following officers were elected Mrs. Geo. Walker. President.
 Mrs. ] T. Fondren, lst Vice Pres Mrs. W. F. Williams. Treasurer.
 Mrs. W. A. Delano, Cor Sec.
 Mrs. Riley Hunt, Rec. Sec.
 It is hoped to bring the entire womanhood of the city into this great work. and it is desired to have vice president from each church. who will be interested in securing members from the churches which they represent.
 \ most interesting and enthusiastic meeting was held at the Baptist church. Thursday, May l2. The Declaration of Principles, was read by the president and each member de termined to do all in her power to as sist in the promotion of the cause of tota abstinence from all liquors and to vigorously oppose any legal sane tian of the liquor traffic.
 The next meeting viii be held at tHe Baptist church on Thufsday,June , IL Is earnestly urged that every woman who is interested in keeping our town free from the curse of the apen saloon will join her forces with a4r, aHd extend her efforts in the in tefest of this, our common cause.
 Mrs. W. \. Delano, Cor. Sec
 Mrs. Riley Hunt, Rec. See.
The Forrest City times., 1910-05-27

Invitations have been received bv Forrest City friends of Mr. Walter Lee Morris, formerly manager of the Forrest City branch If the Great Western oil Company tO attend LIS wedding. He will be married to Miss Ellel Sevier on "Wednesday evening. June S, l9l0. at 6 o'clock in the chapel tl the Arkansas school for the blind dt Little Rock, 0f which her mother ia matron. We join in advance con gratulations and our good wishes.
 Little Miss Jennie. the bright. beautiful and accomplished daughter of Mir. and Mrs WarshavSky fell from tree yesterday and alighting on her head and shoulder. broke the latter. Her physician says il is very serious fracture, but hopes to restore her to normal condition soon. She has our sincere sympathy in her distress She IS very sweet child and only We'd nesday night was so happy and win some in delivering two or three read ings at Miss Fuckers recital, where she was roundly applauded and re- ceived two encoreS
 Just as We are going to press we learn that Otis, the manly l0-year-old son of MT. and Mrs. Pete Ring. of Argenta. died yesterday at their home as result of an operation for an ab- scess on his brain. The remains will arrive this evening via the Rock Is- land and be inferred in the Forrest City cemetery tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. The Rev. Father From men, of the Catholic church will con duct the religious ceremonies at the church, and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral We extend sincere sympathy to the be- reaVed parents and other relatives in their great sorrow.
 Allen Johnson, married, who with his wife, resides as share cropper on Squire W c. Whites place two miles north of Widiner in Griggs township. was arrested and brought to this city Wednesday by Deputy Sheritl Oscar Hall, and lodged in iail The warrant charges attempt to commit rape of the person of MYra PickenS, l pre- possessing young girl of l. years of age She is daughter of MT James Piekens, deceased, and resides with squire and Mrs. White, the latter be- ing her aunt. A preliminary hearing Was set for yesterday afternoon, bat when the case was called in Squire Iurleys court the accused waived eN- animation and Was remanded to iail to await the action of the grand jury, the justice fixing the bond at S50a. We refrain from giving the revolting particulars. Ills purpose was not ac and he claims hp k mol guilty of the attempt
The Forrest City times., 1910-05-27
Call For Judicial Convention.

A convention of all the delegates elected al the last Democratic Gen eral Primary Election in the counties composing the First Judicial Circuit of Arkansas, is hereby called to meet in Forrest City, in St. Francis county on Monday May 3oth, 1910, for the purpose of declaring the result of the primary election and to nominate a Democratic candidate for circuit judge. Also for prosecuting attorney for said circuit.
 Eugene Williams.
 Chairman Executive Committee
The Forrest City times., 1910-05-27
Fresh Vegetables = CueumberS, Squash, Beans, Tomatoes, New Triumph Potatoes, Strawberries, at Neblett'S.

Mr. John NJ. Nichols spent Monday in Memphis To see and old time friend whom he had not seen in twenty-five years, and incidentally on business. The meeting was mutually a happy one.
 Mrs. John l. Jones is convalescent and able to be out again after an ill- ness which has kept her confined to her home for a month or more. Her many friends are glad to see her out again.
 Mrs. L. Pritchard, of Stuttgart, was in the city few hours Wednes- day between trains, mingling With friends. We are glad 10 note that she k doing q prosperous piano bus mess in that city
 orange Butler. eol5ted Wa, ar rested by Deputy Potts yesterday four miles northwest ot town, where he was farming. oa a warrant charging him with the theft If seven hogs from Oliver Coleman another negro, of near Palestine. Four If the hogs were taand in Butler pen.
 William Fran puekett, aged | months .oa af Nr Frank Puckott, who lives ri the J8ues-Sbelton place, mile and | ua]i thls side of Madison on the old road. died sunday. May T, i and was baried the following day at Madison THe bereayed have our sympathy.
 The Clara Belcuer Company in Irepertoire, presenting high-class com edies and dramas will play at the l Becker x Lewis opera house for one week beginning Monday, June l.. Every play owned and played hy this excellent company. Clever special ties introduced between acts. and program changed nightly Popular prices.
The Forrest City times., 1910-05-27
Farming is a Business

and should be conducted the principles mercantile business.
 The farmers work not done when he has harvested and sold his He should deposit his proceeds good bank and pay his bills by check against his account just merchant does.
 The banks iS the farmers best friend It lends him plant and harvest his and to hold his produce for better prices II protects him from entoonate credit system and guards safely his earnings
 Every farmer should have bank account He should transact all his business through the bank and should become acquainted with the banks officers that they will have hestancy in accommodating him when he needs help
 We welcome the farmers account. We insure him abso ute safety for his funds him special many ways.
The Forrest City times., 1910-05-27
Saturday, June II. 1910.

at the west door of the court house in St, Fran cis County, Arkansas, sell to the highest bid der on a credit of three months the following described real estate tOwit:
 Northwest quarter of the southwest quarter of section fifteen rto) in township six t61 north, range six t6i east in St. Francis County Ark ansaS.
 note with approved security will be re QuileG of the purchaser
 NJ. W SEABoRN. Commissioner. May r. faIa l-l3-4t
The Forrest City times., 1910-05-27
Commissioners Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant To a decree rendered in the St. Francis Chancery Court at the May Term, 1910. thereof, wherein !. W. Alexander was plaintiff and James B Landrum et all were defendants the under Signed as commissioner of the court will on
The Forrest City times., 1910-05-27
Proposed Amendment to the Constitution of tn,
 State of Arkansas

Notice i> hereby given that the follow ing point resolution, proposing an amendment tO thC state Constitution. WaN pa~>ed by the General Assembly n its rcsular session of l9oa anal thai inc same will be submitted to The electors At The Ntate If ttC next general ctee- lioH To he held Monday september F 14lo. fsr .L.l :
The Forrest City times., 1910-05-27
Handkerchief shower.

Miss Norma Tucker and Mrs. Paul Hdrriu-ef entertained the Beau Not Cub Thursday afternoon from three 10 >ixin honor of Miss Mary Mallory, Ti.h=a handkerchief shower The b. zs aas beautifully decorated with et pants and cut flowers Deeora- fi3a al, carried out in lavender and @ti.e tte. .ciah tolors, and lavender and 8Hite hearts were used in various @aFs Iae house was darkened and lsl.ea with white and lavender gad3 Miss Tucker showered Miss Mallory with a Japanese umbrella full o' beautiful handkerchiefs Miss lltker gave toast to the bride-to-be. Atss Barnes sang several beautiful loFe sanEs, and Miss Jordan also sang i4Ae song Miss Tucker played numheroi selections during the after hoon X lovely two-course luncheon @as served. A dainty little book,
 Wedding Blossoms, was presented b Mss Mallory, which was very ap- hfopfiate for the occasion. All the guests registered in the book
 Ihe game of Hearts was played turing the afternoon,
 A'fs. Geo Taylor. Mrs. L. Il. Pat len and Mrs. A. B. Pyle, of Enid, ok .4i.Qna, assisted Miss Tucker and Af9. Barriuger during the afternoon.
The Forrest City times., 1910-05-27

One Dose for Coughs Children cough at night? Give them Ayers Cboy,7, po tora. Often single dose at bedtime will comnletef control the cough Good for any one with cold or couch Good for easy cases hard cases good for acute cases
 chrome cases ASK your doctor to tell you, honestly and frankly just what he thinks of this old standard yenoe
 No alcohol m ths cough medicine C Aye1 Co LopeH M lazy liver makes lazy boy An active liver No better
 boys and sr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-20

marriage or TO aid him financially.
Finally in desperation, Dick wires
bis uncle that he has been captured
by Mexican bandits, who demand
5000 for his ransom. The uncle
comes post haste n meets Dolores,
Who i4npcrs0natos the daughter or the
bandit chiei, telling the uncle of her
fntler's cruelty TO the captive, Dicks
experience as an actor proves OF
value. He appears as the captive IN
chains, delirious ana w~iid-cyrd, and
after going back to his dungeon ap-
peafa again as the bandit himself,
flou .shiag his knife, demanding The
s500g. and the unele's consent TO the
marriage Of DICK ANA Dolores. The
uncle, ncH thoroughly frightened.
pays the ransom and consents TO the
marriage. Dick then throws OF the
bandit disguise, ana is p%ardoned By
his uncle on condition that he and
Dolores ret II With the uncle 10 New
York.
There viii ha several changes of
acts during the week. as the Keane
company have an extensive repertoire
of acts.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-20
ALBUQUERQUE BUSINESS
COLLEGE ITEMS
OH STUDENTS GOING:
NEM ONES COMING

~ $50 -
The enrolment is steadily increas-
ing and indications point to q total
enrolment for the year OF more than
two hundred. The first six months
showed an enrolment of one hundred
ana four in both day and evening
school
A new Borroughs Adding machine
has been added to thu Banking Do
partment, A standing Of 80 per cent
in rapid calculations is required be-
fore students are permitted to use the
machine.
Mr.. r. S. Wiley. local manager Of
Svife & Co. gave an interesting talk
Thursday Mr.. Wiley was formerly q
commercial teacher and his remarks
on Why Stenographers FAIL proved
the absolute necessity Of good spell
ing. correct English, together with a
high proficiency on the typewriter.
With these accomplishments he
said "a photographer can always So
cure remunerative employment
The Employment Bureau has been
kept busy during the past two weeks
ana has placed the following students.
Miss Lena Mcmahon, bookkeeper, Sin
ger Sowing Machine Co. Mir. Frank
Meyers, stenographer, Cross Kelly &
Co. Mr.. Chas. Meyer. stenographer
and bookkeepcr, Whitney Hardware
ANfs MISS AtNfEl "IANidIOIs Sltnn-
grapher. Jno. Lee Clarke Co: Mr.. J.
r.. Odell. bookkeeper. Nash Electric
supply Co: Nv. Chas. Windts viii
probably accept a position with q
prominent New Mexico mining COM
panv ia the near future.
Attorney 4. r. Stroup viii deliver
q lecture 90 tho commercial law class
Monday Mr.. Stroun has made bust
ness liw 81 speciality and his series of
lectures on this subject viii be the
most instructive OF the kind ever Civ
pn in Kew Mexico.
Mr. g. =. Hubbard. tho New Next
representative of the l.. G.. smith
Typewriter Co.. visited the school last
and sold one oi his popular ma
chimes.
4 large number of New Mexico
tclchers have indicated their inten-
of attending the summer session.
There viii bee uo vacation and an the
regular courses VIII DE taught. En-
examination are not required
but those who desire 40 enter must
have ara eighth grade education.
Mr. Frank Meyers and Mr.. Chas
NfDdes VIII take the 4. X. civil Ser
Woe fsaminatinn Tor stenpgra uher on
7fif IAcir many. friends lfi-h
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-20
JAS. KEANE AND COMPANY
TO APPEAR At CRX-ST Al

Beginning Monday, March y, the
Crystal theater will present the
strongest vaudeville bill in the history
OF that class of entertainment in Al
buquerque. The principal features are
the well known big circuit Vaudevil-
Ham,. James Keane and his company
who will appear in an entirely orig
inal and screamingly funny romantic
comedy. entitled Held for Ransom.
The scenic equipment is very elabor-
ate and the costuming picturesque.
The following is a brief synopsis of
the act.
Dick Smith, a young actor manager
is stranded with his company In the
City Of Mexico, where he fell In love
with Dolores. q Spanish senorita. His
rncle. George Smith, a New York
banker. refuses his consent 10 thor
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-20
NOTED MUSICIAN To
APPEAR At THE
PAST|ME
oenor Baptiste Boronda, For
medy With Lombard Grand
Opera Company Delighted
the City of Mexico,

One Of the strongest attractions Of
fered In A%lbuquergge in this or amy
other season is Senc. Baptiste Boron
da. formerly With che lombard
Grand Opera company. who made one
Of the big hits with hat celebrated
organization in the City of Mexico
where it has been PLAYING its long reg
ular engagement.
Boronda viii appear at the Pastimc
theater beginning March q.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-24
EerionaLV otisex.

Serr uno 5rau M 0 es 8oIos
7 nit 3 tperben am fommeuoen Diem
tag nit oem 9ampfer .Soiier DiI=
belm H." bes Rorooeutifsn 2Iopb in
Hetp Yort eintreffen.
@pblfohrts 9irettor Scott
email BAT geitern bic betriibenoe
Hahriht erbolten, bab lein greiier
Batter Ihpertrant 1T uro od 5err
Smaq bas odt3igIte 2ebersiu6r be-
reits iibsrIdritteu bat, bsflrtten Die
bebanbelnoen Qer3te bas SalimmIte.
5err Scott Smaq miro ii6 infoleez
bsfIen am beutiesn Gage mad 6drriz
Ion, g., on oas Srantenlaser ieines
8aters begeben.
Cine in peiten Rreiien betannte une
angemein bodsea6tste beutIhe Maz
trone lit in Srau Gatberin a
9 brsr. seb. WiiIt. i'm Utter BON
66 eSdbren aus Dem 2eberl eeidieoen,
innig betrauert nidt nur bon ibren
ansebOrisen, ionbern audi bon ben
pielen 5reunoen, bic iie Iih i'm 2uufe
Der Sabre burH tire peri0n!ide Sic.
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bic Wsiisn: .gagantenIisb" uno sci
matbslisD", Densn IslbItperftdnoIi6 Die
WIroieuns bon Seiteu Der 4ntueieHz
ben niht ausbIieb.
0amit mar Der pffiSieus SsItattus
erIsoigt uno ss fpLste nunmebr Der
tnnsfro6lits asbraus, osIieu tim.
rungspoQs Geubsrunssu idnmtItte
8etbsiIigten CUR hirnmeIbotz t3sn=
ben Jreubigtsit nit forirtiIsn.
SdIieblia nabm audi pieies i60ns
iSeit ieiH gnoe, bic gtoro gincinnatier
3ogsn iih mad ihrsn beimiIten 6iigeln
surit uro iibsrlisben bas 2tusitelz
IungsseIdnoe ieinem ndAtIideu 5riss
ben.
SeoerfaQs tonnen lie Qber nit Stpl8
auf bas gelingen tbres Spesialtagss
3uriit6Iit:n, oenn rddit oem BON Ritz
ter QB. 8. 2iioers gsleiteten Ieuts
ihen Gage ipar er sniItieoen elmer Der
geIungeniten Der Qusitequngstpp6s.
Uie ihon in bisIsn SpaIten be-
tannt ssgebsn tpuroe, tpirD am tomz
menoen Sonntug Die glusItsuung, ben
pielIaa geduBerten alg,reinsn Dins
ihen entipredenO. gs0Ffnet bleibsn. 10
buB alIo nod 9ielen elm. Iebte 8etez
ssnheit geboteu 1T, Die Wunoer Der
9urtsnItabt an ben aanaIufern 3u be-
ii6tisen. Die nsrIhieoenen Giiens
bahn 9eieQidaFtsn BADEN fir oieien
ipe3isGen Gag beionbsre GrturIionss
3iigs einsele9t, uno e. biirfte ipo6l ins
fol9e oefen BEL itonem Wettsr Elm
immsnier8eiuh aus Der nGberenllm1es
bung gu srtpartsn ieir. Gas Conn
tugsprogramm piro Iich in tsiner Be-
siebung bon Dem aQtd9lthen Wonenz
prosramm unteri6sioen, rur Die 9lufs
fiihruns Der npaolstta" fG1t fort. 0er
alio nod 3u gutter 2est Den Dunih
ksen foIlte. bieies berporraoenoe
SonDtrt un5ub0ren. fat nur nod ben
heutigsn abeuo fir oieien 3tpet re-
ierpirt.
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men NIT gntIhuIoigungsItreibeH an=
oerer am Gr'heineH DerbinDerter Sa=
merQben, berIeien rpuroe.
Snsgeiummt paren etnu 78 gsrIoz
nen auDsieno, aIs geftern 8ormittlg
Wtanor S6po6 bic 9eteransn uno
ibre Qngeb0rigen i'm Rumen Der Staot
Dilltommen bieB. Sn Der Gei6dftgs
periammlung purben fir oos tors
menos Sahr bic foIgenoen 9eamten
erpdblt: prdIiosnt. Sobu u. gitts
Setret~r, 2ucieu @ulfin; S6uBmei=
iter, Sames 6. Suinton; 6ilf5z
Shusmsiiter. W. 8. Riharoion;
aopIan. ). 8. 9alopin; Setretdr Der
lotuler Organization, Sbomas $. Sss
BORN; sriter 8i3eprdiioent, W. D.
Shoemater; SSabnsntrGser, 2Ier.
Sbomipr uno Go. .. 2ppell; gi5ez
prdiioenten, u. Brandt, 6. 90. Wainz
prig6t. 5. $. gdlbpin, 8. 6. 7Serris,
Sobn Wpsrs. U. q. Sbomus, Sobu
6. 9eering, :. 6. 2inbIap, Sames
6upt, S6os. 8. Osborn, Soi. Ste
pinIon unb IaDio qldtt.
9tuf bic Notwithstanding
folgte Elm gsuutbIides 8siiammeniein
init einem gdntett unb nm bic Inter
haltung Der @aite r1atten Iit bur6
8e1uuqsportrG9e, ReeH uro 8etlaz
motipnsn bic folssnben 9amen uno
Serrsn beroient: profeTpr Sohu
Yootlen. Sohn W. Roberts, SrI. GQa
Smith pun Grforb, 9, SRI. Slora
gorpin pom Qebaron. g.. srau Qmos
Span, Mdior Sumes 5bomIoH. Sa=
pitGn Sans Gilep 8apitdn gB. %.
Shoemater uno m. 9. aiharoIpn.
Die ndhItjGhrige Sonoention Tinoet
in Camp Gurlep, gumu1inspile, itatt,
Opn po aus oas Resiment ieiner3eit
IN ben Grisg 3cg.
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Sabresneriamu,luna
6ielten geitern bic geteraneu oes
gierten Gbioer Gauauerie
Hegimeuts ab.

Sn Der Wemortatbals nrIammeIten
lih esitern bic lleberle6enoen oes
Vierten Shioer acknowledgements
5u Der iGbrlitsn Reunior, Die einen
gldn3enpeu 9erlauT nabm. obIton
augemein beoduert ipurbe, bab Der
lansidbriee Se.retGr Der gsreinisuns.
6err 2ueien Wuliin, Der mad guropa
unteripess lit, gum erIten Wlale in ben
langen Sabren bel elmer Sabresper=
iammluns abipeienb mar. @ab er Die
alien Rumeraoen ieboh niht oerseHen
bate, seigte cine bra6tloie Glids
ipunihbepeiche. bic bon ibm sintraf
uno bic bon aapitdu 9alouiu. suiams
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D T. 6 Dot in Wl den gsi e.
hem.

Nep gort, %. Sept. n2i6ael
Rpon, bon Bridgeport, Gonr., Der aez
rdoe bon europa 3urUdgete6rt lit, ers
tlGrte am gbeno. ooB er am 81. Wuz
quit in einem 6otel 8u Wlun6en ben
Or. 5reoerit q. Goot nit Ieiner sFrau
uno ieinen betoeu GinDern qetroffen
uno nit ibnen eeTproden babe. Gr
fagt, oaB Or. Goot. Der ben Ramen
Coleman fiibrte, ibn ioFort ertannt
uno tetnen0er'ufl gematt babe, feline
SoentitGt in 2(breoe 81 itelen.
Jrau Siu8er pirb NIT oem
2eben bapprto mmen.
GIepelonb, O., %. Sept. Die
2eihe BON 3. gB. Yat:s, bem 0etrpiz
ter Geihdftsmanne, Der am 0pns
nerItog 5rau 6reo. Ginger in elmer
8irt6iaaft in Hodp g2iper, S6iO,
nieoerIhoB uno i4per perlpunoete,
uno iicb cine Stunbe fpdter i'm bies
iigen 8efGngniB erbdngte, puroe am
5rettag bon ieinem Sobn q. 80. gaz
tes no6 grentforo, Ontario, benz 0ez
burtsort oes GIteren gates, eebrobt,
no lie beeroi9t peroen nirb.
sSn benz gefinoen Der Jrau Sinqer
TT nod teine 4enoerung einqetreteu.
Sb9Ieif ibre Wunoer ihperer Dirt
'lno, sIaubt man bod, naB fie nit
Dem 2eben oopontOmmen piro.
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Sdiudbiiher llnterititnngs- yereiu.

Sn Der seitris.n geihdftsEsuns
bes ShDdbifhen llnterit. 0ereins in
Der Central 9urnbaae fiibrte berprGs
iibent, 6trr alfreb Reinbdrbt ben
Woriib. ipdtrsnb Gerr 6enrp Gl0dIer
protctolIirte. Nuf Der elite itanb elm
Rranier. bem 81 llnteritibunsss.lber
befpinist ipurben. Gin Nunbfhreiz
ben bes Oeuti6tn 1beaters selonsse
5ur0erIeiuns unb bic bnrin eriutten
3ei9nunatH fiir Dusenbtidtts Der
Weriammlung Durben burd3 benprdii=
hsnten aufS dnSelsoentliGfe tupfob-
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q S6iTsnahridten
Nnaea

: Rem 0ort, %. Sept. Qnoes
tpnmen: rQtl1nta" bon Srieit.
2toerpooI. Q6geg.: ,gmpreb
of sSrelQno" nah Gue5ec.
ReapeL 4nget.: nparnonia-
bon Relp Yort.
Qbge9.: Santa 4nna", .8irginiu"
uno nWtottte" nua Rep Yort.
pInmoutb. b. Qlrget.: rpr6foent
2tncoIn" BON g}ep Yort.
8enua. abssg.: rSanuio" notb
HeD Yort.
80 Il on. auget.: Bosnia" bon
5amburg.
6aIifur. Quget.: rSiberion1
ppn 8ldsgon.
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benspiiroigteit unb ibre 5er3ensgitr
gu erperben getpuBt bate. Die geerois
gung ftnoet beute Rahmittog UNI eir
uhr pom Srduerhdu1s an MontroIe
uno 8ilIiamIon Strabe, Sid Run, aus
itatt, Dorauf um bulb BRET uhr in Der
&apeIle oes Sprtna 9rooe Jrisobofs
bic SruuerTster abgeboIten psrben
niro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-24

len. 6trr Tapier Sdmibt, ber
S9aBmeiiter ber 9rnitess, tbeilte ioz
bann NIT. baB b. 9iOioenben aug
benz i'm Gagle Bduperein anqelegten
Nereinsfapital $127.50 bstrugen. Di.
laufenben Ginnabmen beliefen iih auf
So, pdbrenb bic ausgaben $4 aus
maften.
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2u b linn oeidt.

glshen (oas eiu Stiid Euden Be.
tommen hat: rWutthen. porum
mahit 1u benn um bic Roiinen INNER
crit 10 nisI -- Bret 'rum2"
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-27
FLATS no LET-Furnished

AAA-Fiye room, newly furnished modern fat;
all sunny rooms; , bedrooms; all cOnveniences;
sponsible party or will give easy terms on
Purchase if desired. 1858 Waller st. near Cole.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-27

ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for two; Ross Val
ley preferred Box 322, Call.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-27
FLATS TO LET-Continued

FOLSOM ST.. 1908. cor. 15th-Rent reduced
SIG: modern clean 1ats. rooms and bath.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-27
LOST AND FOUND

FpJND-At scene Of wreck of Stoddard- DAYTON
car at auto races. Sunday DRIVER W Nelsonl
Sl-5o. Owner apply TO Lost and Found dept,
The Call.