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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-20

Extremely Violent Storms in France.
Paris. Jan. 19.-Storms of exception
al violence have been raging for the
past is hours, the center being in the
cast of France. The rivers have over
flowed their banks in many places. Bel
fort is completely under water and
Mosello is partially flooded.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-20
WATERv|LLE.
Harry Liberty Caught in Portland.

Harry IIOs1ty Od"5'N TIT
Harry Liberty, who claimed to hail
from Greenville and who was wanted
by the officers in this city on account
of larceny from the Vigue boarding
house at the corner of Temple and
Front streets, over a week ago, was
arrested in Portland Tuesday, accord
ing to a letter received Wednesday at
the police headquarters in this city
The charge against him in that city
was similar to the one for which he is
wanted here. At the Vigue house in
this city he is accused of stealing a
suit of clothes, a watch chain and sew
eral other articles. At the completion
of his sentence in Portland, he will be
brought to Waterville and arraigned
on the charge Of larceny. =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-20
BOXING NOTES.

Tommy Bergin has made an offer 10
fight Cunningham Jan. % IN City haii
Lewiston, for six rounds, weight, REL
cree and details to be left with Cunning
ham with the proviso that Eddie Mula-
ney does not referee. and after the hgn'
pay expenses and either divide the pai-
ance or have 1t go to the winner. Gun
ningham the other day made the state
ment that he would fight under the agree
ment with the Armory Club or not at all
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-20

Further he says that the high wa
tiers are not higher and the low waters
are not lower than formerly" nor are
floods of greater frequency and long
err duration than formerly"
Precipitation controls forestration,
Mr.. Moore declares. but forestrat1on
has little or no effect upon preciplta-
ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-20
PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS.

Washington, jan 19.-President Taft
today sent several nominations TO the
Senate, including:
To be United States marshal for the
eastern district Of New York-Charles
J. Haubert.
To be rear admiral-Capt. Aaron
Ward, u. S. N.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-20
FACE TO FACE.
Continued From Page One.)

Il am a stakeholder in both compa-
Mes" said Senator Conger today, but
both indictments were directed against
the companies, not against individuals
The indictment against the Boston COM
pany was a blanket Indictment and after
trial last fall the company was acquit-
ted
The trial of the Canton company, which
was about five years ago, also resulted
in an acquittal."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-20
Mrs. Stetson Is Wholly Out of Pc,

Mrs. Stetson Is Wholly Out of Power.
New York, Jan. 19.-The last vestige of
the former power of Augusta A. Stetson,
deposed leader of the First Church of
Christ, Scientist, disappeared tonight
when the four remaining trustees, who
were her supporters, resigned.
-Four of Mrs. Stetson's friends were
swept off the board of trustees at the
election last night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-20

Deacon Stillman has just celebrated his
40th year of service on the New York
Sun staff. but still sits up with the young
est cub after the paper has gone to press
and talks about the wonderful days Of
old
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-20
AGAIN ORDERED OUT.
Waterbury, w.. Strikers Satisfied, But
Not Allowed to Work.

Barre, VT, Jan. 19.-With the undei-
standing they would receive the same
wages paid Barre cutters. 125 granite CUT
ters at Waterbury returned to work To-Day
They were, however, obliged to leave
their work later in the day upon the re
ceipt of an order from James Dunca'
Of Quincy, Mass. secretary OF the in.e.
national Granite Cutters Union, staims
they must receive specified wage sca''
before continuing work.
The strikers at Montpelier at q mas
meeting today formulated a bill Wh,oA
they will present to the manufacturers ~
morrow. This bill is practically the same
as the Barre bill. They demand sum.
mer wage scale of AZ cents an hour am
40 cents an hour in the winter time
A royal decree has been issued IN Span
creating an inheritance tax.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-20
Resolutions Adopted by
the Civic Federation
Recommending Uniformity in
Other Than Il II i.
Speaker Suggests Extension Of the
Pure Food Law to Merchandise,

Washington, Jan. 19-Agreeing that
there should be uniformity in state
laws affecting not only commercial
matters. but likewise those that per-
tain to the well~being of the individ-
nal. the Civic Federation at it's final
session today adopted number Of res
olu1ions. These recommended to the
governors uniform lays fer the pro-
lection of children employed in indus
tries; uniform insurance code among
the several states; uniform legislation
on gathering aYd preserving vital sta
tlstfcs. and thea conservation of Amer
lean forests, which were all referred to
the committee on uniform state laws.
The conference further adopted a
resolution recommending to the COVER
nors Of the several state, now meeting
in this city, ana to the states them
selves that workmens compensation
acts, fair to the employer and the en-
rloye and just TO the state, be uni
formly substituted for the present sys-
TEN Of employers liability for injuries
received in and arising out of the
course of employment.
= A resolution was adopted recon-
sideration Of the development of water
power and the regulation of non-navi-
gable streams, with a view to bringing
about uniformity of state regulation,
looking to uniform corporation be-
tween such state and the federal gov
ernment in the development and con-
troll of water powers.
The conference authorized the ap-
continent of a committee of L. on re-
form in legal procedure for the pur-
pose of cooperating with the commit
tee of the American Bar Association to
suggest remedies and formulate pro-
posed laws to prevent unnecessary de-
lay in litigation.
Frederick l.. Hoffman of New Jersey
speaking on the subject of uniform
vital statistics, startled the conference
After running comment on the birth
and death rate of the country, he de-
clared that the historical nation was
dying out, and that when the blood
which made the Revolution possible
becomes mixed with foreign blood
there is but one result-decay
George l.. Douglass Of the Froprie-
tary Association of America, speaking
of the national food and drug act said
What a great thing it would be if we
had a similar law applicable to boots
shoes, dry goods, stocks, bonds, news
paper circulation and many other
things.
Martin S. Decker, president of the
National Association of Railroad Com
missioners, was the only speaker to re-
spond when the subject of the regula-
ton of railways and public utilities
came up. w. c. Breed of the National
Wholesale Grocers Association, spoke
upon the needs of a uniform law reiat-
ing to food and drugs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-20

Cooperative Society held it's annual meet
ing Jan. II. There was a large attend
ance of grangers present. between 40 and
60 The reports of the officers showed a
good years business, an increase of trade
over the year previous of $4,000 the
years trade amounting to $4,000 and
over. The society voted a per cent. div
idend on capital and placed something adj
ditional to the surplus fund. They also
voted to purchase the store and lot of
f. +. Parkhurst, now used by the COM
pany. the price being $1,000
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-20
HIGH COST OF LIVING
Will Be Thoroughly Investigated by
the House Committee.

Washington, Jan. 19.-An investiga-
ton of the high cost of living which
started out to cover the situation in
the District of Columbia but whlch
probably will be made a nationwide
inquiry will be started next MONDAY
by the subcommittee of seven OF the
House committee on the District or
Columbia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-20

George II. Peare who died recently at
Hyde Park, Mass, aged 81, was born in
1877 in Leeds, and enlisted as a private
July 2S. 1852, in Co f, 18th Regt., Me,
Vol Inf. and was honorably disCharg-
ed on March Is, 1863. by reason of sick
ness contracted while in the service.
He went to Hyde Park in the early '7os
and carried on the mason business for
the succeeding years. He joined Tim
othy Ingraham Post 121. c. A. r..
March %, 1879. and Forest lodge of Ode
Fellows the same year. Later he join
ed Hyde Park lodge, F. A. NJ, Norfolk
Royal Arch Chapter. Hyde Park coun-
ell. r. s. NJ. and Cyprus commandery,
X. T..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-20
President Siqns Inquiry Resolution.

Washington, Jan. 19.-Presldent ia1t
signed the joint resolution for the Ball
linger-Pinchot inquiry late TO-DAY. lie
also signed a joint resolution providing
for the destruction by the government of
the ice gorges in the Ohio river.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-20

Washington. Jan 19-Refore adj
journing its 29th annual meeting here
"Wednesday the American Forestry AS
sociaticn endorsed the bill now before
Congress to create government for
est preserve in the south Appalachian
system and the White mountains.
Curtis Guild. Jr.. former governor OF
Massachusetts. was reelected presi-
dent. The association will meet again
in Washington next year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-20

The annual crop Of wheat in recent
wears averages 67o,0Oo,000 bushels in
the United States.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-20
A GENERAL DENIAL
Made of Hitchcock's Charges by Dem
nett of the Land Office.

Washington, Jan. ia general dc
NAL Of the sweeping charges of reck-
less and improper expenditures in the
interior department cited by Represen-
tativG Hitchcock was made TODAY by
Fred bennett commissioner of the
general land office, at the opening SEES
soln of hearing before the House
committee on expenditures in the in
terror department. He admitted, how
ever, that some of the minor sDecifi-
cations We're true.
Mr.. bennett was the only regular
witness. Adjournment was taken until
next Monday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-20

Washington, Jan. 19.-The investiga-
ton of the charges made by Rep
Hitchcock of Ne braska, Democrat,
alleging extravaganza in the interior
department, including charges affect
ing Secretary Ballinger and his cousin,
jack Ballinger, was begun before the
House committee on expenditures in
the interior department today. Bird S
Mcclure of Oklahoma, chairman of the
committee presided.
Commissioner Fred bennett of the
general land office, whose service di-
rectly figures in the contention that
there were many instances of improper
use Of the $1,000,000 appropriation for
the protection of the public domain,
ard Mr. Hitchcock were present today
Mr.. Hitchcock, in his original state
ment to the committee, said that about
the time the present secretary of the
interior, then commissioner OF the gen.
era! land office, and Jack Ballinger, his
cousin and private secretary, left for
Seattle, the latter received an expense
allowance. although it was known he
was about to resume private law prac-
tice
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-20

A royal decree has been issued III op''''
creating an inheritance tax.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-03
Ensctrnnfener seuermebrmaun.

Der 5sueripebrmunn 9eorge 5lopo
BON Usr SpriBentomragnit Ro. 5 piro
fih bcute rpegeR 1runteubsit i'm DENT
por @ctlfabrtsoirsitcr Scott Small
gu psraatpnrten blbtH. sSlono murbs
1eitern tpm 5,usrpetrdef slrhibalo
bon, Ctsnit iuipenoirt. 0ie &Ipitdu
gstsr 5ufnalel rou Der SdriBentom~
pagnie 9to. s een 5euerpebrhsf msI=
osts, bate CT porseitsrn 5lopo gsitats
tet, tpdbreuo Der 0ienItitunosn bas
SPriBenbuus 5u berlaiIen, Inn istu
Saldr uaA 5auie tragen gu tDnnen.
Der 5euerlpebrmann ioll nun Die 9uts
miitbiatstt isines aapitdns auf bas
9r0blidite miBbrauht baben, oeun in
sriter 2inis btieb er nabe5u bier Stuns
ben meg unD ais er fam, mar er infolse
ubermdbisen Genufies BON Spirituus
len pisnitunfabia.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-03
Ter Sudlidlnlrath.

Die gsFtrige SiBune bes 5o6Iduls
rutbs 3eidnste Iid ourd eroBs Siir5e
aus, oenn es lag Der 8eb0rbe ein3ig
uno uuetn Der Seridt oss SdulIupsrz
intenbsntsn 9per CUR GrIsoigung oor.
Serr 0per smpfabl in bieiem 8.ri6t
bic Disberernsnnung Der fdmmtli6sn
2sbrtrdfte an ben bieiigsu SodIbuIen
uno ferner bic Iniaaffuns Der nOtbis
gen 2ebrbiher. Die gmpfeblung be-
Siislih Der Bisoerunitelluus Der 2ebs
rsr unb 2ebrertnnen tpuros oem &oms
mittse fir 2sbrer uno Saldrs ubsrs
tpieIen uno beSiislih Der 2ebrbii4ers
fraos ipurbsn bic n0tbigeu 2lusgubsn
fir bic Reuanihuffungen gutgebeiBen,
ieooh porbebaltlth Der 3uitimmung
Der 3uitdnbigen aommttteen.
syerner tpuroe auf GmpfebIung bes
Sommittees fir 5ouos uno anIprii6s
bic 4us5ublung Der fdutseu 2ebrers
oebalter bei6loiIen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-03
8aturgas. .Grplpiiun.

S6mer5bafts 9ranppunben trug
esfteru RahwN .dg Der 2rbeiter SpHt
Solici gsIege t6 elmer gaturgassGrs
pIolion Dapon' goIici mar NIT auberen
4rbeitern oumit bei6dftigt, etneH
8rabsu an Der 0tu unb 8regorp Gpe.
fir bic gerIdngsrung Der Raturgasa
leitung onSulegen, aIs er nit ieiuer
Pide ouf etnen 5eltsriteiu ihlug, ios
oaB Die 5unten ipriihten. Sterourch
puroe Das gtuturgas, oas iih in ben
@raben angeIammelt bate, CUR grs
pIpiion gebra6t uno Solici trag
9ranbipunben um Aorper uno I'M @es
iicbt bapOu, tpGhreno ieins ArbeitstoIa
Ieqen nit benz S6reden babontan1eH.
0ie5euerpebr purOe aIarmtrt, brauhr
te jeboh nint in Nttion gu treten. Dc
es uichts 81 l6fder CAB.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-03
Suua ssfr,it nj.

Die 15idbrige Mtarie 2oeb, tpeI6e
Big Dor pent9en Sagen mod bic SauIs
bant in Der 10. 0iitrittsI6uIe briidte,
III stpar ni6t perfest pprben, boFiir
ober CUR @hefrou opan5irt. als Fe am
0ienitag. Qtittpp6 uio 9onnerftug
niht CUR Shule tom, puroen bel ibz
rer Wtutter Srou 9ernburb 2oeb, BON
218 NeIt Court Strobs, grtunbiauns
gen singe5ogeu. Die Wtutter puBte BE-
Ideio. Sic bate ibres g6Gterleins
IoetrathsIi5ens IN Der 3eituue geIeIsn,
ponah Iie iid nit ibrem Noabar, oem
friibereH StraBsrbobn Sonbtteur
Charles &. Oolep. pm Ro. 21O Weit
Court StroBe. perbeirntbet bot. Die
Gi3ens puroe am Montag gel0it. 9o=
Iep bate Nepport ais ietneu gBDbnort
angesebeu, ben Ramer ieiner 8raut
ais Wabn uno ibr 4lter auf q Sabre.
Rep. sSobn +. Serget bon Der 8uptis
iteH airne an Reuntsr GtroBe batte
oorouf Die Srauune poqsogen. Bobl
bieB Der Batter bss mdo2eus. mad
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-03
1as zhmls Budget.
Sas SdnlfDmmittee FIR Sonbs nnb
sluipriide beaanu sefteru ieine
Seratbuneen.

Sas S6ulratbstommittee fiir5onos
uno NHipriihe beeaun geftern NIT iet@
nen 8eratbunsen ii6er basS6ulbubget
bes tommenbsn 56uIjdbres. Die Ger
rem poreu nabe3u brei Stunben in
SiBung, aber es tpirb nod elmer 9anz
Sen aeibe berartiger SiBungen bebiirz
fen, ebe bas Budget in allen Ieinen
Gtn3elbeiten Durhberntben unb fertig@
geiteQt 1T, fooab es bem Shulratb
am Rontag borselest tperben tann.
Serr pollnt, Der 8orftser beg aoms
mites ertldrte, baB Die Stsueraufluge
fir S9ul8tpets gum Qlerminbeiten
ebenio bod iein piroe tpie i'm oerflpfs
ienen Sabre, ndmli6 81 Wtias. Uttt
tpsniger tonnten bic Sdulen unter tel
nen umitdnoen dustommen uno IS lei
ni6t unpabrf6einlt9, baB bic Rate
nod um cine &leinigteit erb06t iperoen
miiBte, um alien Qnforbsrungen genuz
gen 3u t0nnen. 5ir bas gesentpdrtige
sSSabr paren i'm Budget $4,000 fir
bic 4usItattung neuer Sdulen porgez
ieben getpeien unb piefe Summe tptrb
in Dem ndhitidbrigen Budget in Megz
faI tommen, aber bafiir muB bic
Summe, Die fir 2ebrersebdlter Bel
Seite geIsbt tpiro, bebeutenb erb0bt
tperbsn, benn eritens ftnb on ben 9o6z
f6uI.n cine Reibs neuer2ebrfd6er etn=
gefiibrt porben, fir tpel6e 2ebrtrdfte
dnge1tsllt tpsrbsn miiTen unb bann
iteigen oua Ielbtpsrftdnbli9 bic 8ez
batter bielt Der bisberigen 2e6rer.
mas peitere gtebrausgaben n0tbig
mQGt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-03
0ie yarf. aommiiiium.
gonSamsgabe fir Garfsipefe oarfte
in Der Rspem6erpabl perianst
meroen.

9ller @dbrideinli8tsit nu6 perben
bic Stimmgeber in Der tommenoen
glopem6erpabl Gelegenbeit erbaIten,
fir cine 9onbauseabe fir gorfapede
8u ftimmen. Definitioe GntfnIiiiTe
tpirb bic parttommifiion in bisfer
iSrage in elmer Spe3iotOerfammlunq
treffen, bic auf 9ienitag quberoumt
rporDen 1T, oo big oabin porttommiIz
far oSulius Jleifhmann tpieoer in Der
Staot iein oiirfte.
oSn Der seftrigen SiBung Der 8ez
b0roe erbielten WiQtam Ueiller &.
Sons, ais niebrigfte gieter, Die aonz
tratte fir bic Grri6tung Der 8eburfz
niBdnitalten i'm WooODaro uno i'm
5anna parf. Sir bic Nrbeiten i'm
Woooparp gart er6dlt bic 3Firmn
$1237 unb fir bic Irbeitsn i'm Sanz
na Bart 1897. 8e3ii9li6 Der Grrihz
tung elmer gepiirfniBanitaIt i'm 2ptle
Yorf purbe nod feline GntI6eiounu
getroffen, ba bic aommiiIton erIt ben
Ratb Des 9artsrperten aeBler bariiber
einbolen tpill, mo er oos GebGupe in
benz 9drt erridtet rpiFen toiu. aner
Dabriheinli6teit mad tperben Dis
liam Miller &c Cons ruh bieIenaon=
trait erbalten, benn lie baben IN bic
fem Safe ebenfals oas nieorigits
Qnoebot nit $1049 gemdht.
Die apntraftoren Roos gros
biirfteu an Der Qusft6rung Der @r.
beiten fir bic .Wooing poots" i'm
gamma unb 2DfIe port teine qrpB,
Freube erlebeu, oenu ME iie IN einer
gs'terr Der aomnifiOn 3ugeIteuter
Shreiben ertlGrten, bobsn tie iicb gun5
beoeuteub BEL Der ginreihung beg IN:
9ebots gu ibrem llngunitsn psrrshne.
uno lie eriuhten bnber bieSommiFdre
Die g,rgsbung oes aORtrutts pisbs,
| ridgdngig gu MAIDEN. WIit oisism 4n
iu6en batten lie jeboh tein Slid uni
IS piro linen geantDortet peroen
baB Iie bic 9rbeitsn unper3iigIi9 il
Qngriff nebmen miifsn.
Die gartzaommiTdre Qult uni
GjiIbsrt, bic bstanntIih nit ibrsr IN
| Iiht iiber oas 8or1sbcn oe5 @oupsr
neurs nit ge3ug Der 9stirung be
gartporlage nift 3uriitbislt.n. babsl
in ben IsBtsn gagen cine 2ln3ubi nno
npme 8riefe belsiDiosnosn Jnbalts sr
! halten unb biefe Shretbsn purosl
ben gunoesbeh6rbsn ubsrantport.t
Die periuhen iperoen, bic Shrsibe
augfinbig gu md4en uno gsrihtIia 81
belangen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-03
6eute glbeno
Jinoet in Der Wuiifhalls bic S9luB'
i.itr Der 6ohibnlsl itatt.

am bsutiseu a6enb finbst in
Der WluiitbaQe bic S6luBfsisr Der
9odi6utsn itatt. gslegentIi9 tuslher
800 8raouunoen BON ben orsi bieIigsu
5ohi1uIen ibrs 9iploms erhdlten
lUsrOer. Die gr0Bte 3abl Der abitus
rientsn fellte Die Woooparo 5ohz
ihule nit III; odnn tommt bic WaIs
nut 5ills Sohlhuls nit 10S uno BON
Der Sug6.s 6o6ihuls srubuirsn 50
30slinee. 5iir bic S6lubfsisr iit BON
ben grinSipaIen Der brei Sohltulsn,
ben 5errtn 6. SO. Gop, 6. .. 2pon
uno WilIiam SapIor 5arris Elm oil.
bsroro<ntiia sinorudsoolss pros
sramm suidmmsussits[lt iporbsn uno
bel Der Our6fiibrung bss muiiialiiasu
5heiles oes progrnmms piro eingbor
pon 700 Siimmen mitpirten. 9os
poqftdnoigs programm III pis foIst:
arOnunssmarih aus Die 5OIiuns
ger" aretIHmer
ginmarih Der 8rubaanbsn.
gbor r9be 2oro is Grsat- 3. Rigbini
Ginsanssssb<t. Rso. Geo. a. 3bapsr.
Gbur ygdbpIon~ :. Uli9asl BdtIon
Rsnner fir Die 6usbss 5o6ibuIe,
Ranmono &. Wsrnsr iiber ullnier
Reittbum auf bsm @aHsr".
Gbor.
5riiblinaslieo 9sder
gebouine 2ppe Gong. Giro 9siniutti
asbner fir Walnut Sins, gbaunep
5anb. 5bema .ainberarbeit".
5he Stptart Sting 5aa
% os Garita" Ge anpen
9onoeiiers Gong De aopen
0lee Clubs Der brsi 6eaidulen.
Rtoner fir bic WoOoparb 5ohibuls,
Walter 6. 6. Retih. Ibsna Die
Snitiaiipe unD nas R,fsrenoum"
Ghpr % Sappp Dan" 6. 8oes.
.3iseunerleben" Gdamann
9srtbsilung Der 9iploms ourh Rictz
ter Sacob Shrob.r, grditbsHt hss
6o1fhulr1ihs.
america.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-03
Zterblid)feit sribt.

Qnbrstp ). SOnss, 80 Sabre, 336
QBeit s. Ctr, 9ebtrnbluten.
Siaac Rtss, 67 Sabre, 312 SbiQitr
Str, 4rtsrienpertaltung.
Somuel Z. 5enrp, 40 Sabre, 304
groaoDon, Gdbmung.
2ula Slaughter, % Sabre, 654
RihmOno StraBe, 6ersleioen.
Rettie BsB, % Sabre, 521 Oft 8
Strabe, 2ubertuIoie.
fSrau Winnie Sacobion, 88 SABRE
Yropioencs Strube, 5er3Isiosn.
1yrant gunoiat, IA Sabre, no.
Baoe StruBe, SnqueIt in Sapebe.
g2urie 1orotbp 8rotamp, 3 Wonu
te, 1872 Qmtbausr Str, llnterleibs
leibeu.
6snrp 30. 9erten, 43 Sabre, 62$
8QpmilIer Str, arsbs.
GarOliue Sebler, 81 Sabre, 231'
0eit 6. Strabs, Qrtsrisnpertaltung.
2bereIa Opens, 40 Sabre, 427'
Spring 0rops 2Ips., 56pd6e.
0sIion 1rant WarIhdu, 81 Sabr'
122 8arfieIb place, 5arnpsrgiftunl
Sobn 5aOens, 3 Stunoe, 402 guI
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4ntborb uno morp @ennsmann.
1911 Carl Strdbe, 8uube.
Sepeo unb Sorab sSlet6er, 1914
Baltimore Ipe., RGo6en.
Wtqiam uno 5iIba 5ieImdn, 2722
Seffsrfon Qoe., &na6e.
Oscar uuo Sane Strett, 843 4cos
BENIN 4pe., Wldohen.
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Summit Qpe., &na6e.
Sobn unb 2Ouiie Ruslep, 2729
9tne Str, &nube.
gilbert uno Qgnes Senlinger, 336
Sorpea 9lpe., 8nabe.