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Arizona republican., 1910-07-09
LUTHERAN MINISTER COMING

LUTHERAN MINISTER COMING
 As reported a few weeks ago, the
 Rev. Geo. Luetke of Tawas City,
 Mich. received and accepted from
 the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of
 Wisconsin the call for the Lutheran
 ministry in Phoenix and Tucson. Rev.
 MT. Luetke left Chicago Wednesday night and will arrive in Phoenix on Sunday afternoon at 3:10 D. m. The regular service will be held in the Central Methodist church at 3:15 D. m. In connection with this ser vice the installation of the new minister will take place. The Rev J. F.. G. Harders of Globe, who has conducted the services so far, will work he started by installing Mr. Luetke into his office with the rite of the Lutheran church. Rev. MT Luetke was sent to gather the Lutherans in Phoenix and Tucson who have not joined other congregations. The ser vices held so far show that there is sufficient material for Lutheran con- gregations in both cities, and there is good hope that in the near future each city can have its own minister From this date on services will be held in Phoenix regularly The an- about time and locality for the service on Sunday, the 17th of this month. will be given through the daily papers.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-09
CAVE CREEK POSTMASTER

w T. Linville, postmaster at Cave Creek, came down on the stage yes terday to see a real city again.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-09

THE AIRDOME-J. R. Brought, who built the Airdome theater and sold it to Houston & Eppstein, re- turned from Albuquerque yesterday, having taken the property back again. He says he will now run it as a moving picture house exclusively, showing no vaudeville attractions. To that end he has brought with him a fine new picture machine that he believes will demonstrate its super iority as soon as it gets into action and will give four films of pictures at each entertainment.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-09

TO SANTA BARBARA.-Mr. and Mrs. Gus Noll took the new "Phoe- nix" out last night for Santa Bar bara.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-09
PHoENIcIANs AT THE FIGHT.

Albert Verkroost, mining man or Phoenix, and Charles A. Fourre, also of Phoenix, are stopping in Los An geles with Jas. Drunken, former resident of Phoenix, who is now with the Dake Advertising agency as bool1keeper and cashier. Mir. Nerk- roost and Mir Fourre visited at Reno, New, to witness the big fight held fhara nrn the E'nnrfh
Arizona republican., 1910-07-09

MARAUDERS-The have beer several apparent attempts at thievery of late in the residence portion of the city north of Washington street Some of these attempts have not been reported to the police, and in one or two cases stolen articles were not reported. Many articles are recOv- cred, from time to time. by the police an diff there is a record of their loss the owners will get them back. The practice of not reporting sneak thieves when they are seen will not assist the department in policing the city.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-09
GOING TO DENvER.-Ml

Dunbar will leave today for Denver. where she expects to spend the next three months visiting her two sisters, who live there
Arizona republican., 1910-07-09
BACK FROM PREscoTT.-E.

Goodrich has returned from Prescott where he went to help the noun taineers celebrate the Fourth.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-27
SMELTER DUMP PROVES
TO BE SOLOMON MINE
Continued from First Page.)

he has already obtained. He finds
that in the smelling process for a
matte a great deal of the Stag that
was thrown away, or what was
thought to be Stag was almost pure
metal.
He has made reports from time to
time to President Adams of the bank,
the owner of the property. which
have been very gratifying indeed. not
only to Mr.. Adams, but to Mr.. Nc
Kinney as well.
What the amount will be, which
will be returned as a result of the
smelling of the ores of the dump, it
present time, but it will run way into
high ten thousand dollars.
S. T. Mckinney is an expert at the
business of cleaning up these ore
dumps, having operated already to
the extent of cleaning up more than
thirty dumps on the same character
as the one in this city. The largest
deal that was ever undertaken was
of the Argentine smelter at Kansas
City, which returned to Mr.. McKin-
ney very large profit on his work
When the Mesa County National
bank was compelled to take over the
property Of the smelling company, for
monies loaned in an effort to make
the institution pay and to encourage
at the time a smelling plant. which
had met many failures, Mr. Adams
did not anticipate any more than that
he would close up the property and
clear the Indebtedness. but with the
very bright prospects before them on
the contract for cleaning up the
dump, 1t looks as II the bank would
be way in the clear on the entire
proposition.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-27
FAIR AND COLDER TOMORROW.

Forecast till 6 p. m. Thursday for
Colorado: Tonight fair, colder in
the northwest and warmer in the
portions; Thursday gener-
ally fair and colder
Weather Conditions.
The hign pressure area remains
over the western Mississippi region
with slowly moderating temperature.
Clear weather prevails from the
Rockies east to the Mississippi, with
moderate temperatures. 1t is more
cloudy to the west, with cooler wealth
er In the extreme Northwest.
The conditions indicate generally
increasing cloudiness with cooler
weather in this vicinity tonight and
Thursday.
r. NJ. HARDINGE,
Official in Charge
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-27
OLD, NEW TALES ON
FREIGHT RATES
CONTINUED Irom First r4se.J

tContinued Irom First r4ge.J
which was his real destination and
while osIenslbly watering his sIoch
ne unloaded ms car OF housenold
goods and thereby saved the rate.
Tne smile ana laugh was on the
Rio Grande but they cut up a ter
rible row over the matter and threat
ened all kinds OF things against MT.
etter. We do not recall whether he
was compelled to pay the difference
IN the rate to this city, wnere he had
unloaded his goods or whether he
eyaded paying same. Anyhow an eff
fort was made upon the part of the
railroad to make hlm pay the Grand
Junction rate. instead OF the rate that
ne did pay to the Utah point, where
ne had MS car routed.
the Yetter incident furnished food
for railroad gossip for years after
ward, but no one that we can recall
played the same trick thereafter, as
the railroads became very watchful
of immigrants that boded i'll for
them, If they were caught.
Another amusing situation was cIe-
ated by committee that went from
this city to secure freight rates. 1t
was rather a distinguished committee
of business men. In the party were
A. X. Sampliner, John F. Moore,
George A. Currie and several others,
we cannot now recall who they were.
Word came to The Sentinel that
these gentlemen were being wined
and dined and brought under the
spell of Andy Hughes, the astute traf-
flee manager of the Rio Grande. They
attended a baseball game and it was
said were living high.
The Sentinel wrote up the visit of
this distinguished committee in a
humorous, manner, much to the
amusement of their friends in this
city. When they arrived home they
were subjected to lots of jests at the
expense of their trip.
However, while the matter was
made humorous and The Sentinel as
well as many friends had bushel of
fun over the matter, the committee
did succeed in securing quite a re-
duction on certain tariffs to this city.
Later another committee went to
Denver, headed by G. ]. Carpenter.
This committee did not succeed very
well, save in one thing, which after
ward developed was commodity that
was dealt in rather extensively by the
aforesaid Mr.. Carpenter, then at the
head of the Grand Junction Seed Co.
We believe 1t was blue vitrol or some
thing like that, anyhow it served to
annoy our good friend Carpenter for
many months, after the visit of his
committee to Denver.
So it will be seen that the effort
now being made, is only one of hun
dreds that have been made in the
past fifteen or twenty years to have
the ID. & r. G. and the Midland roads
give this city more equitable rate
than we now enjoy.
Fifteen years is a long time to
wait for railroad to see the error of
its ways, especially as they have not
seen them yet But the day is short
ening now, wherein that road or the
Midland may holdup the tariffs long
er on this road to western Colorado
points.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-27

Reduced rates to Denver. account
auto and motorcycle races at Over
land Park, May 13 and IA. For the
shove occasion the Colorado Midland
VIII sell round trip tickets Grand
junction to Denver and return at one
fare for the round trip. Tickets on
sale May 18th and 18th, final limit
May 18th. For further information
call on r. E. Vickery, general agent.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-27

Organizations representing more
than 1000 Hawaiian women sent a
cablegram to the Hawaiian delegates
IN congress asking his support for the
cause of woman suffrage,
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-27

Fleming & Lamb are unloading to-
day car of their famous Monobat
Tone bat) and cotton felt mattresses.
Cotton mattresses are going to take
big raise on account of the failure
In the cotton crop; better get in be-
fore the raise.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-27
INTEREST CONTINUES IN
CHESS TOURNAMENT

Interest continues unabated in the
Y. NJ. c. A. chess tournament and the
rivalry for first honors. which will
be awarded with handsome chess
board and set of men, is keen. The
standing up to date is as follows:
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-27

1t takes good shoes to lead some
time-but it takes MCCONNELL &
LOWE shoes to lead all the time.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-27
Players.

Geo. A. Lund of the Mesa Flour
Mills, is laying off for few days to
rest up.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-27

Mrs. Chas. H. LAGRANGE, who has
been Ill at her home, 1873 Ouray
with typhoid fever. is convalescent.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-08
~ { m p o T I.

Sir Gcuport Sifiec fir bas ,Gin.
cinuatIcr @ulfsblatt" befinbet Edl in
No. 339 yurt Straee, seseulber benz
GonrtbauIe, upielbit Nentsfeiieu, Gin.
seigen II. I. III. bis 10 llgr 45 Dlinmten
abeaSS entgeacngenDmmen iperoen.
Selepbun SSub 2401. "
- 9as 2tubitiug Sommittee Der
Wooolapr Some Gompanp lit nit
Der IntSiuhung Der gu6er beg Ct
trstdrs Riharb philips fertiq unb
fano aLles in better Cronung. pbilips
iibertrug feline $500 Nntbeile om 10.
aippsnber in glepslanb, 9. Gr sablte
feline gaupsreinsbeitrdgs brsi Wonate
i'm 9oraus uno ebenio feline Staatss
unc itdotiihen Slsuern ebe sr ubreiite.
- Die Gsfhtporsnsn oes areisaee
rihtes saben i'm 5oae bon William
.Sorpdn gesen bic Staot Rsppprt Elm
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Werfdhren bebufs GreiIaHuns feines
Rlienten ongitrenei. 6err Gipe mdht
gsItenb. baB bic Uerurtbeilung cine uns
geredte unb uneeisblihe senefen fei.
XofQl Neriht.


Or. 8. q. Aed, ipelt.r mehrer.
Woden lang Sur grbpIuns i'm Siioen
ipeiIte, If friid uno seitdrtt suriidse'
iebrt.
Sn ibrer Mobnune go. 522 Wkii
aikrtp Strabe III poreeitern abtnr
Jrau U. Barbara 1ertor. seb
0o,nsle, i'm bohn NItsr bon II Sab
ren in elm beHeres Jenieits abkruier
tporpen. Die geerbisune Der miirbieen
Watrpne, bersn 9timsons BON einem
aroben JreunoesireiIe betrauert tpiro,
finbet moraen Radmittas az llbr pom
Sterbehaufe aus itatt.
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Ssntf&er Qehrerpsrein .

Die regsln6bsse 9eriamm!uns III
om Samiias, 10. Desember. Vahmit.
tags 2a uhr. in Der Iula Der Rns
I 6iss 9 hule, gde Gin une
Ranal.
Golssnbss prcsramm sslanst 5ur
Durhfiibruns:
Hlapierpor.ras: ~Ronoo gaprieeioio-
Sp. IA. Wenbelsiobn
SRI. Srma Si.bsntbaler.
ei.b: .Sn Der Wdr5nodt"
W. 2auberi
Srl. 4nna BON unrub; 8egleiiuns
srl. 1efie Sierritt.
gortras nit Qihtbi!bern:
DER Sohn bes SHuImeiiters Dor
JlIineen".
Tr. albert 8. 3tpid.
Hlapierportros: rStaeeato gapriee
syrl. Srma Sisbsntboler.
aieber: .Wp bear 5erufbp1, sire
flies
Settle 6. DaDnor.
Oel6GftIitss.
Dihtise 8eiprsnunssn MAIDEN ein'
suhIrsi4e Weriommluns febr min
fhensnertb.
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Gatarrh su heilen mar meih gernf
felt s,sobren ilnS in oieier 3eit babe ld)
pon iibcr elmer Willion 2ellien aus
Dem gnnSen 2anoe 3uiprilt fir gs.
banoIuna unb 8iind,ien erhalien.
Meine Methooe III eiaenariig torigl.
net). ssd) belle oieies Seioen, inbertI
i'd, 3ucrit Die llridd1en beiielben belle.
Iaber heiIi meine fombinirie Wethc'
DC, no cine nnhere periaat. I'D
fnnu ssbnen IN ein paar Sasen oer
9eipeis erbrinaen. ha meine Reiho6e
eine raidle. iid,ere nnh noIlitdnoige
III, neil lie bos Suitem BON ben giifi.
gen aeimeu teireit, ipelfe ben ea.
tarrb perirrinf,en. SenSen gle lib.
rem Ramen uno ,Sbre gSreIie iofort
on 6. Z. 8ouB. iporaiii er sSbnen bic
eniipreherbe RehonSliina 3uienoen
fpiro. ssilller Sic ben Goubou unien
nlii
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Dies unb 0aS.

1rl. 5arrie Reeptr eripirfte sea
fern i'm ftdbtiihen Bauamt einen
Bauerlaubnibffein fir elm onberts
bolbftodises Wobnbaus. bos 1920
totem iou.
Der 66ulrotb pirb 4nipalt III.
bert 8. Weorriu dls ieinen Wehtsbtis
ftonb in ben bporitebenben Gnteigs
nunssnerfabren anItelIen. gs banbeIt
fd in eriter Qinie nm bic Werfobren.
bi. anbdnsig semaht iperben miifen.
urf, bos fir oie neue Guilforb S9aIe
notbise 9runbeisenthum su eriuerben.
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GbriiitanmSerisofune seS 2aabHetg'
bereinS.

2lm tommenben Sonntas. IL. De-
sember, peranitaliei Der Ceuii4eQonbs
ipebr 0erein in Der Nrbeiterbolle els
ne srobs gbriitboum=Der cofuns NIT
1ans. bic ii1 unftreitie su einem
prGdtissn grfols. s.italten pirb. Die
ierren Qonblpehrleute fino als Mrs
ranseure BON Jeitliht.iien ouf bas
9or.beiIbafteite felt Sabren betonnt
unb oas riibrise aommittee. tpeltxs
nit ben Arrangements fir bic heurise
Wsibnohtsfeisr bes Wereins betraut
1T. i.bi iih aus tiihtisen Wits
slieberr sutammen uno ipirb fsin Be
ftes bron,eBen. um ben 1eftsdfen ges
nubrei6e S.unoen gu bereiten.
Die 0sfanasis.tion bes 0trtins
ipirb bas syeit burh blbide Qiebeycors
trdss nerihontrn.
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- Gsit.yn WorEn bemtrtt. Der
aonout!eur siuer poriiberfahrsnben
Gar auf b:m Seit.npes. Dor
benz 9ouit Der 5rau aittp
Wsolsr, on Ter Rational 4penu., eitpu
cine baIbt Utsile BON Der Solbotenbeis
matb, bi. 9site bts 38i6brissn Gbas.
%. Si,mant.I. zines @.i.ranen Ns
ipanii67amsrj.aniihen Grns.s. Gin.
llnisriutung sreab. bcb Der Wann ins
iolgs .ines ShdbeIbruhs esforben
por. 9i. poIisei, tpeIfe knahrifs
igi tpuro., brahte IN Grfabrune. oob
SiemantsI turs porbsr ouf elmer De
ranoo gu ,inem iunWn 1rouenSimmer
eeiprc6en bate, bas ouf einmal ploss
lib dufidri. unb erildrt:. bab Sic.
mantsI riitlinss fibfr bic BolIuitrab.
sur grpe eefallm fd. Dorauf bin iei
.s nit Der Grtldruns. bic Beborben Der
Soloatenheimo.b benohrif3.ig.n su
polleu, iortGsili nnb Ieitbem niht ntb,
eefsben norpsn. Die llnier'uhune
miro forts.iest iperbtn.
- anpult SiH, Der W.rtkibise.
oes Simon 5rubee. ipelher p.ssn
Tsbitabls elmer Reifetafhe uno anbe.
Ter artitsl. bic .inem 6ormer Namsns
ansrep ). Wutb. beHen 2eife ,iir3lit
auf ben 9yactionsDtleifen in Der N1b.
bon Sorfbman ssfunben ipurbs. sebor'
ten. gu 80 sas.n Qlrbeifsbaus perur,
tbsilt fpuros, bat Elm 6ubeas Corpus.
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0euer.

- Tur6 .insn ihaobafi.n Rauh,
fang puroe ssit.rn 4beno ssgen ho!b
10 ubr in Der 6iI 1op 2aunorp, on
Der sIorsnee unb Gilbert 4penut, Elm
Geuer nruria6i, bos nam,niIih in
bem i'm s,peitsn Stodpert seleeenen
9rodsnraum beoeutenben Shdben ans
rihiete. Die Jeuertpebr i5dst ben
Shoben ouf iiber $1,000.
- Gin Shorniisinbranb rief seItsrn
oi. Jeusrfpebr nah bem BON Rihorb
6off beippbnien 6auf. Ro. 523 Oft 13.
Strabe. Das syeuer ipurbs sel0fht.
sbe nennsnstp.rtber Shapen anserids
let mar.
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- Nus Der Wohnung BON i. Wani'
fbis, i'm 5latosbdub. an Der Norb,peit.
Gde Der 8. unb ainu Strab., ipuroen
sefern Hahmiitas ipdbrsno Der abipe'
ienkit Der syamilie mittslit Ginbruhs
$15 in 8aar ioipi. al.ibunssitiide i'm
Werta BON $50 eeiioblen.
- GrI. 5lorsnce Shneio ppn Hc.
9O4 Sim strabe t.tlaa, ben g.rluii
perihisoener Shmudiahen i'm Ges
iammttpertbs BON stpa 500, bic ihr
seftern abenD pdbrerb ibrtr abDeisns
belt aus ibrem 3immer geftoblen ipurs
ben. Die Diebs Fnb dus.n'heinlidY
Elm Mann unb Gin iunaer gurihe, oi,
i'm R.tensimmer i.it erei Iagen &C.
fuobnt batien uno aeitsrn gbeno plpg'
lid psridfpdnoen. gle bdtten oi. Ger
binounsstbir sipiihsn ben bsiotn
3immern erbrphen uno iih bonn nit
Der gtute eeoruft. Der Wann in Tei.
neg .3.ih.ns ong.blih 0.ioratsur uns
naunts itt Sobn Sco!.
- Wie Is iib sef.srn bsraus't.Iie
bsfino.t iid Der gxdf6liter. Der in
ben !est.n Mo6sn psritisoene Wirtt'
nit psrtbloien Gkds bersinssles'
bate, bsrsits i'm arb.iisbaui.. es If
Elm sstpiHer Gbtparo Mansfi.lb. be,
Dor siHie.n 9ossn ais p.rodd.is ouf'
s.sriffeu uno bann nah benz 4rb<its'
bouie eefanot rporben mar. Ruumebl
tNrben perihieoene Unildsen ipeeer
Jdlihung ses.n ihr .rboxn iuerben
Inter ieinen Spf.rn beiinoen lid, bi.
Wirtk Sobn Ri.mss unb Wiuiam
elmer.
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Pamilton.

4amilton AuseigeR, 2ofaI.V otissa
anb He,asfeiien fiuo nbsugsbeu Gde
Der 4. nus Charles Straas. llnier
Naent fur Samiltun mobnt go. 301
Noro SrOnt Ctr. SrlepbOu S,amiltou
1376-H. SelepbOn uuieres ii orreipon.
Senten: 1893 y Sca.
- Der 9robatridter Gonnauahtor
er1ielt atitern sinen griei BON Dem 4n=
malt gopir W. SpauIoiug bon Waibs
ingion, .. g., fpelhsr bic Ra6tomm.u
bon Rebemia gabcot, Der i'm giiresrs
trieg isin Seben p:rlor. iuht. 9i.
Rahtommsu. lpeIbe friibsr bier tpohn.
ten, haben mehrere bunosrt Dollars ses
erbt. absr Der jebig: 4ufsuibaltsor!
osrielben 1T un6stanrt.
- Coroner J. q. Burnett qub fol-
genoe Yeroi,te in gooesfGasn ab: gr
iano. baB 5enrp a0nig bon elmer Gar
Der SbiO slettriihen Giisnbobn s.troIs
fen ipuroe unb an Dem erlittenen Shds
oeIbruh itarb. aorsn3o Don Sal
puroe 5ufdQis BON sinsm g., 8. unt
.. gdbH3ug sstroffsn unb sst0ot.t.
4lfreo 9. milIer Itarb om 5ersitlag.
Roia 9. ailian farb an 4ltsrsihpds
ds uno Wm. 8sbun srlas einsm Ssr5.
lsiben.
- 5siratbsihein. srlansten: 5ors
lano SusRs. 35. BON preseoit, Soma,
uno Nina 8eupsr, %, bon 6amilton
Clarence Compton, SO, BON Uit. 5eal,
tbn, uno Bertha See 0innsbgs. %, Dor
5umiltun; geors Qlitnsr, %, Dor
5amiltpn, uHb Wlap Jroii, q, Dor
6amilton; George Ran.in, q, uni
Qoruin patton, 22, beibe bon 5amil.
ton.
- gpa Wallsr, fpelhe nit ibrenGl.
tern. 9errn uno sSrau sSolepb q. Wal.
Ter, ibrer 9eiunbbeit balber por iisber
Sabren nah 81 pafc, 9sras, iiber,
iieoelts. lit bort eeiiorbsn.
- Die Sheune bes Or. 6. z
ehamberlain Don gGeit Ghefter serietl
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Gu4t fsiae fran.

1brGn.nb:n Nus.n melbsse ssiiern
abenb James Combs BON No. 1913
Spring 0rope apenue in Der Central
Station pas 0eridpinben feiner befes
rem 6Glfie. annn. bic ieiner Nngnbe
nah % Sabr. alt III unb 80 pfuno
piest. Wis Combs. Der ougenI6 I6sinlih
aui bsm Wsse 3ur Station perfhteDsn.
9rdueridoppen seirunten bate. berih
iete. bate er seitern Wormittcs nit
isiner Satin cine ileine Mnuseinnnbers
isbung. In hsren Derlauf bic 1rau
aus Derfsbsns cine Shni.inunb. om
Arm oaponirus. sic besub ii6 barn
nah bem ftdbtiiden 9ofpital. no iie
fih bic Nunbs Derbinben Iisb, uub felt.
benz fthlt ieos Spur bon ibr.
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ssftern WOrmittas sesen IL llbr auf
unerfl6rli9e Weiie In Brand uno
purbe einseGfdert. Der Stall binter
Der Wobnuns Der Jrau Qou Sodion
puroe burh bic 5Iammen in Branb
sefebt unb <ntsiinbete ben Stall btnter
Der MtbOoifsn,irde iptpie cine Nnsdhl
tleine HebenaebGuos, tpeIhe mitfdmmt
ben Stdaen s.rit1rt purben. Die
Dorfbeipcbner organiiirten iih ais
Jeuertpsbr unb nrbiiteten bur6 cine
Gimerbrisabe tpeiteren Shaben. Der
yerluit i'm Bsirds. bon $1,000 lit
tbsilpeiIe burh @sriia.runs seosdt.
- Der Garbiss Sobn 8ea BON
Wempbis. 1enn., ipuros seItern bem
Wapor Rotbtpen porgefiibrt unp tpesen
2rassns perborssner Wdffen um 5000
uno bic Soften ssitraft. Gr puroe nah
benz Gineinnatier 2lrbsitsbdus ssididt.
um oie StrafesIesr dbsuperoienen.
-4ue Verfpnsrsiige Der g.. 8. unb
.. 8abn tamen porleBte Raht uno se@
tern Msorsen psgsn Der gntalsiIuns
3lpeier 9iiterpagsn nabe 2ibertp. Sno..
perlpatet an.
- Gin eiIernsr pfropf.n in Der 10s
Solieen Wof.rleitungsrohre on Mr 5.
une Wopb Gtrabt puroe poreeitern
Rabmittas burt, ben WaHerorud aug
Der Robre a,irisben uno bas WdHer
rib Elm Cod in Die gepflaferte Strdbe.
Die 5. Strobs. BON Der Doob bis CUR
GRitnut Strabs, IDuroe ibtrihpemn't.
gsinak 10000 Ganonen WaHer per
Wtinut. floNeu nit Iautsm gttoi. aus
Der Robr., ebe oas BdRsr obgsorebt
ipsrcen ionn.e. Ter Shdben lpuroe
esssu halb 9 lltr rsparirt.> Die BE.
ppbner i'm umtrsi'. BON mehrer.n
glots parsn iber ishs Stunoen ohns
WoHer.
&C., Die 9rocsr. ps!he felt 8ienitus
bier ibre StaotstOnOsniion abbalt.n.
peranitalteien ss',syn cine paraoe uno
mdr'hirt:u burh ale 5oups'trabsn
iopis Weit SamiIton. Die ndh'i.
Sonpsntion ipivo IN Sabre 1911 in
G!nria abeebaIttn
- 6drris :. Morgan. tp.lher tp.=
gen ginbruhs uro 0iebfabIs uud oem
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ietnsr GinIi.Fsr4H3 ing Stda's3uhts
bous snioedi.
= Wm. Gorj:a uno Gbarles Willsr
bon Cincinnati rabmen porssftern in
benz goiIsp'f5sr aoitbuus in WiobIes
topu 2pgis UNI gyit.rer suto.dts e.s
fern Mprq.n, olb ibm itine 1afdsns
ubr pGbr.nb be- Ndhi s.iioblsn pors
Den mar. gr mtIo..e Der polisei isis
nen 8srIuit UNI i.in 3immsrs.noTe
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/, iis bate, puroe xrbof..t. gr puros
uon Wanor !eifHer um $50 uHb Die
Soften gtitrait.
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mentspouItrrtsr bss peritorb.nsu Nlsr.
8orbon, habsu Ut. .. uno Sdrah
SinbIep Epteen zines Wehisls BON
5000 lpsltsr in 1905 ause.Itsut
iporosn uH0 ourh Elm. Snpctbet auf sia
9runo'tud an Der 9isb SiraBe s.s
ii6ert III I'm bi.figen G.ribt perilast.
- Der q. Jobonnis sirtsnsg.s
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5ubsr Elm aon3srt.
- 0aDio Bennett, Elm .b.maIis:r
Jarmsr in oieism Gountn. III in Shers
man, 5syas, i'm 4lier BON S3 Sdhr.n
geitorbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-08

Die Yunbesbeborben iinb eifrig b..
miibi, benz .WeiBe GtlapeH1s sllebtt an
ben Rroeen Su stben, benn seitern
Durbe in bis{er Derbinbung abermals
eine Derboftuns poreenommen.
Die Mrreitantin mar CLARA Carton
Observation-Disclosures pom Der georg'
Gtrabe. ipelne bon benz 0unbesonwoIi
bef9ulbist ipirb, ein iunses W0b6kr
slumens Glen part BON pbiidbelpM Ma
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-08

Jm Duptpn S6ulratb ipuro,
ods 8eiuh Der Qlumnal ITociation
fir ben 9sbrau6 oes guoitortums am
5rsitag, 80. DECEMBER, g.nebmiet. Dix
offentlihsn ShuIsn iperoen pom Irei'
tag. %. DECEMBER. bis 3um 3. Sanuor
gsi6IpTI.n blsiben. Pah S6lub Der
Sisung fono i'm 5au's bes yraiioens
ten ". 8. Gormid Elm gaHts't fir oi,
Wiitglieoer itatt.