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Minou proposes Senator Bilbo for
governor in 1915. Mr.. Bilbo may
object to waiting so long.
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See our Banner line of post cards
All new-No shop worn goods.
Monroe News & Stationery Store.
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Buy your Hams and Breakfast
Bacon of us if you want the best.
F. d. CARTER l. co.
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Don't you want q good Cigar?
Then come here to get it. Monroe
News & Stationery Store.
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Our post card stock is complete.
We get new post CARDS almost every
day. Monroe News store.
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Safe Medicine for Children

Foley's Honey and Tar is safe and
effective medicine for children - 1t
does not contain opiates or harmful
drugs Get only the genuine Foley's
Honey and Tar in the yellow package.
Sold by j. l. Shell. & Co.
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Ice tickets can be purchased at
! the Monroe News and Stationery
Store or at the office of the COM
nanv. ABERDEEN ICE co.
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mot Coughing Oday :?
when It comes. Ask your doctor about keeping Ayers
Cherry Pectora IN the house Then when the hard cold
or cough first appears you have doctors medicine at
hand Your doctors approval Of It's win certainly
set all doubt at rest. Do he says. He knows.
No alcohol in this cough medicine. LoseL Mass
aatas q thsoak - zosaes
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Box Papers from Zoe. up. at the
Monroe News and Stationery Store.
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Wear American Gentleman" Shoe
and you win have comfort. style and
qualify.
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ADVISED
OPERATION
CuredbyLydiaE.P inkham's
Vegetable Compound

Galena, Kans. ga year ago last
March ] fell, and few days after
there was soreness in my right side.
In a short time a bunch came and il
bothered me SO much at night | Could
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Meat, corn, hay. potatoes. sor-
ghum-the year 1911 looks good.
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New just arrived Dat Meal. Puff
Rice, Puff Wheat. Rice Flakes. Gra-
ham Flour. Evaporated Peaches.
Apples, Etc. F. D. CARTER 4 co.
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We are sole agents here for Chase
< Sanbrows Coffee and Teas.
F. ID. CARTER K CO.

Ice tickets can be purchased at
the Monroe News and Stationery
Store or at the office Of the COM
pany. ABERDEEN ICE co.
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NOT A GOOD PLACE FOR A SALE.

"Halloa, old chap! What are you
doing in the druggist's?"
II want something for my head"
HIN! How much d'you reckon
ysa1l get ?-Stray Stories.
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rs he mad?'
NO; he ia one OF those fool city
dogs out here trying to eat humble
bees"
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To Every School Boy in MOnro
County.

Each and every boy buying q
pair of Hamilton Brown school
shoes can have watch for SOC extra
that is guaranteed for one year
Come in and get shod. and get to
school on time.
FERGUSON & HIGGINS.
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Ice Cream only &C., at GAY >.
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The works OF the best authors In 10
cent and IL cent editions. Purchase
your books 1t the Monroe News and
Stationery Store.
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The following letter from Mrs Wal
ter Campbell will explain itself Mrs.
H. NJ. Society of Winona Districtand
will no doubt be equally successful
in this new work to which she has
been assigned.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-18
0pn ieinem lIntergebenen
@nroe Der Maidinift Der Gleiit'
mann'iben grennsrei i6limm
augerid)tet.

Der &efelraum Der 5tsti6mannz
I6en 9rennerei in SeoamsDiQe mar
Qeitern Der S6auplaB zines oer3petfsls
ten Samples 3pif6en benz Mui4iz
ntiten OapiD Sones uub ietnem 8ebjIz
fen Seth pooI. 3ptiden ben betoen
Mdnnern bsitanb i6on isit etniger
3eit Elm geipanntes 8er6dItniB, un0
a!s geitern Der W2aihtniit ietnen I'm
tergebenen aufforoerte, eine getptIe
Qrbeit gu oerriaten, peigsrte iid Die
ier. Gs fam 3u einem Dortlpehiel.
nel6er oamit euDete. oaB qOol Elm
Mefer 3og uno ieinem 8OrgsIegten
eine is65 3OQ lange Sdnitttpunoe
unter oem Iinten Qrm beibrddte uno
Dsm ii6 our Debr SeBenoen Die
6Gnoe 3srianitt. 2tnoere angeIteQts
matten Osm 9ampf Elm GnDe unn
6ielten ben WsFerbeIoeu bis CUR Gns
tunft Der poIi3iiten 6oroin9sr uno
Gnneting feit. Gr puroe inter oer
Nntloge bes Utoroangriffs eings'
Tperrt, nGbreno Sones mad benz 5o'
IpitaI gsbra6t puroe.
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Nieoriger
st bic Genntp.stenerrute fir oas
fommenbe ,Sabr.

Die Gountp Stsuerrate fir bas
tommenoe ssabr tDiro um 100 Drills
nieoriaer iein, pie tie es in oieiem
Sabre eeipeTsn. Die GOuntp &oms
mifTdre uno Der GountDQuottor iebtsn
qsitern bic Stenerrate fir County
3pede fir bas Sabr 1911 ouf 4,645
Drills eeesn bic gegenpdrtigs Rats BON
6,545 Wlills feit.
2luf bic einsslnen Sonos Dertbetlt
iid bic Ratbe fpie foIgt: GountpfonDs
0,92WtiIIs ftatt Der eegsnpdrtigsnRate
BON 2.O9 Wlills; 0eri6tsfonbs rebuz
ART bon O,78 ouf 0.635 Drills; 8rus
denfonbs reousirt bon 0.50 auf 0,41
Drills; Gtrdbenfonbs srbobt bon ! 1,32
auf Las Nli[Is; SoIoatensu untsritiBs
unqsfpnbs rsou3iri bon 0, II auf 0,06;
bic 8ib.iotbefiteusrrots blsibt tpie Bis
her O,5O uno aud bic Steusrrote fiji
qonapiep blsibt nit 0.10 unberGnbert
Die Stsuerrate fir ben 3tnIenfonDa
puros bon OBS auf 0,34 5srabssisbt
uno bic Rute fir ben Amortiationss
fonos ift bon 0.44 ouf OLA rsou5trt
fpprDen.
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ltnneriddniter Gieb.


Gin unp.rfbGmtr Disb itattsts ses
ftern Moresn spiiten 10 uno IL lbr
benz 4Isranbra 5lat Gebdube, anSil'
bert Qpe., Walnut 6ius, einen geiuh
ab. Gr mar seraoe babel, ben bon ihm
srbrodenen aoffer i'm 3immer Der
annie Gob, observation-disclosures bss 3r.
s.. 6. DoootparD, auf ieinen Snholt
su bur6iudeu, als 5rl. 0ob bds3ims
rner betrat. Der Ginbreher Derbarg
fih bin!sr Der offsnitsbnben 3immer'
tbiirs. isoo9 issllts bas 0ienitmdo4en
fi6 an. ols OBJ iie ibn ni6t bsnertt
bate. Gle perlieb bas 3immer nnb
elite mad unteu. um bic 5ausmsiitertn
BON Der glntpeIenbeit bes Ginbreders
in asnntniB gu fsBen. 8em 9ieb abtr
tam bic So9e nitbt sebeuer por uno
sr bspertitelliste feline Jlu4t unter
Nlitnabme elmer iiibernsn llbr. zines
eolbtnen Ringes, einiser anberen
S6mudiaten uno zines portsmcns
nats NIT So Snbult. SRI. 9ob bate
in ibrer aufreeuns ni6t bemertt, oh
Der Sieb elm Neser oosr elm gBeibsr
mar.
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Iies uno 9as.

- Die 0oipitaItummiiiion lieb gsa
fern nem aontrattor SculIp mitthetz
len, pab er ii6 nit isiuen Irbetten an
Der 0ebGuoegruppe fir onitetenoe
3rQntheiter etpas mebr beeiIen maB,
oa Die GebGuoe uuter alleu umitaRoeH
am /. Sttober fertig ieIn rii6sn.
- Die Qsiitendrbeiter in Der gertu5
Shoe 60. legten seiteru ois arbeit uie=
Der, rperbeH lie jeood auf GjebsiB ibrer
Union bsute fpieber aufusbmen mil
fen, benn spiiden Der llnaoH unb ben
;sabritantsn beIteH Gin atbtommen.
ldut tpelaem ale entitehsnoen aontroz
perieu erTt eiuem Shiepseeriht untsrz
breitet perosn muTsn. GrfoIgt ocnu
tetne Ginigung, 70 baben Die arbetter
bas Redt 5u itreitsH. aber niat frahtr.
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(5enrn 9rintmann. %. Repport, Sn.
lanna W. Weir, 20, Ct. Gresorp ct.
lDm. $. peters. 90, gins unb RirOn.
lSba Wap Spenes, 26, 5arparo 4O.
}iran3 $. Tiitst.a, %. 2angIanb ct.
lOra g. Sidnep, %. bessl.
IBm. galier, 25. Sapib Ctr.
lgeribd 2odmann, Is. Bremen Ctr.
Isbos. aipingiton, "a, WsIt 5. Ctr.
lWarp U. wtiusr, %, Weit 5. Str.
(Dm. u. gettner, 26, 9ortbiib..
lJannp g. glbIe, "a, RorDpoo.
l6arrp 3. gIepbans, al, Wain Str.
lWinnie Warttn. 40, oiionpllle.
lRar.in German, 80, pase Ctr.
4 lGulalio 0otborn, 19, oesgl.
lSenrp Ts. St.rn, %, Court Ctr.
l3ara 3poitoff. 19, Soptins Ctr.
I@m. @. Cannon. 33, Milton Ctr.
l4nna Maber. 26. s3usbIc Ctr.
(ghas. 9. Gutter, "a, Gdurel Ctr.
lGn. n Spseo. 20. GIart Str.
|ausuit Sdtff "a. WcWidsn aDs.
lWarp Stspban, 10, oessI.
IGlifforo R. 9aisn, 36. Buffalo, R.D
lGrass u. aiie. 27, Delhi. 8.
lGb. g. 1kft, 33, MeIf 6. Ctr.
laaura Sotion, AZ. Wariaip 4pe.
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sntfaufen.

5. StraBe. in oerOddtiger g8eiie 8u
ihaffen mahte, pQhreno Elm anDerer
Wonn, au8enI6strli6 Elm 8enOIie, in
einem 6ousstngang Dote itanp. Ter
@lert rief iofort oo5 POli5eibaupts
quarter Quf uno bic 9oli3iiteu Curtin
unb gettinger eritiener in tur3er 3eit
auf Der 9iloflGne. Die Gtnbreber
miIIen ieooh reht3ettig 2uute gsro7
den bubeu, oenn iie Daren bel Nm
tunFt Der geumten perIhDunoen.
Qofforifungeu ersaben, oab Der
SfQutaiten aufuebrohGn tDoroen lDar.
Der o5nhoIt besielben puroe ieop6 IN
taft porgefunoen.
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0eburten.

SIersbd unb 6elenu Hi4olin, Bal
tinore gite, &nabe.
Gbarlss unb 2i83ie 0rap, 1895
DariQtp IDe., Snabe.
glodm uno WiQie S6eTer, 208 S't
II. Ctr, MGohen.
Ratben unp g6iLomsnG GOrertn,
423 goat Ctr, Fnabe.
peter uro Wlurp Mttriu, 1895 Eire
Str, MGohen.
4oum unO aots Heurat, 5igbtano
2tDe.. NGo6en.
Joispb unb MutbiIoa SeioIer. 2274
8iue Str, Gnabe.
s5obn uno Sophia ShinspOlf, 4027
Gditern Qbe., anabe.
6arrp uno Soa prap, 1921 Ser
race pluce, 41abe.
4rtbur uno 6elsn Di!e, 226 Com
greb 2loe., &nube.
2lrt6ur uro 4nnu6eue Sone2, 610
90. 8. Str, 8nabe.
WebTter urb Ilice Glart, S6dttut
9lpe., MGohen.
GrneF uno Gunnp goIpn, 553 u.
| 7. Ctr, Mdo6en.
Go4poro unb Srene Sol5huub, 4215
%. 8. Str., Mdoden.
Dm. uro Gbriitins Ne.l. $50 2is
bert Str, Rnabe.
Carl unb Morqaret Gdemsier. &ls
| liIpn unb glap Str, Mlb hen.
8sorqe uno gliIabetb Medelburg
1881 MaFuhuIstts 2lps.. Mdo4en.
Gbporb uno aoa Daaner, 4611
airbp Rodo, anabe.
Bernard unb Murearetbu Sad.
berrs, 2736 NaFutuIstts aOe,,
Mdohen.
Sarrp unb aatie gsder, 1774 gre'
man 2lpe., &rabe-
Dalter uno CLARA potmor, 1861
GOlerain 4ps., anabe.
oSobn uno 2lnnu Shrobenloher
2914 golerain 4pe., anabe.
8eorgs uno Carrie 5romme, 296z
MaFa6uietts ape.. Snabe.
8eoroe unb gsra 6it6, 280C
Sprine 9rops Npe., Wldotsn.
| Sermann uno Sophia patmanH
@Iabuma uno Sprins 9rops gtpe.
Rnabe.
Gilbert uno 2aura Sresling, 162,
QuIts Str, anabe.
| Dulter unb 4nru Scalss, 311:
Peooino Roao, WGotsn,
| Goparo unb 8orotbp Ourr. 0erb
uno Winton Roab, WlGDhen.
Better unb 4nna ShonpIon, y
D. 8. Str, mlGbfen.
Wiboel unb Yhilipe 9eptttd, 5rcu
uno Central Npe., 9ipiuings (auabsn)
spfspb uHb Stelu 9reHbauH
1037 pine Str, Waphen.
5ranf unb Eatberine Sbea, 46
Sprrence Roop, anuN.
SIioure unb Bertha 9o6tss, so
2aurel Str, anabe.
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Snngs Hsdtsgelebrte.

9lm tommsuosn Donneritag finbet
in Der Clinton 5au an Der Siebenten
uno Nnlnut Strabe bic ShIuBfeier
Der 2ap ShoDI Der gOung Uiens
gbriitiau 4HociatiOn itatt. Gslegent.
lid oerisIbsn tpiro Gr Senutor 5ors
ater bic geItreoe baIten uHb bic Dis
ploule tperben ourcb ben prdIioenteu
,. 9. Mea6dm ben 9ruouunoen ausz
gebdnoist perosn. Die Graouanoen
IinD: gotpuro :. grearton, Sames
RiharS glarf. Soiepb Wen3eI Guler.
Sreo. 90. 9rau, German 3. 6obns
itebt, Charles gotpin 5optins, CD
tparb 9auenidiIo, eharles osnr9 San
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Sa5esSau.

en- bem geItrigen 5psiten Spiel Deg
Sourniers 3piihen unIeren vRsos"
uno ben .Gudters" in gbtlaoelphia
bepienten Burns uno Utc2ean ods 9ez
ItIb fir uns, gsqen Stod uno Wtoron
fir Die Gsgrsr. unfere SurgsnB mad
ten Z 1reFTsr unO 4 5ebIer. gegsn 8
beam. l Der auQter. lIniere Slpei Jebz
Ter uno bic ton5srtrirten Sreffer Deg
TeinDes i'm eriten 0ange guben benz
ielben 4 2dufe uno ben Sieg. Der
iatpere ReQenfaq ndbrerD Der Ra6t
uuo am 9ormittag batten ben Sptels
plaB 10 burdpeidt, buB gutes Spielen
nubs3u unm0glih tpar. pasturts bop.
pelbaIioer Treffsr i'm Speiten 9ange
ianbte spei Qdufe fir bic Webs iiter
bic SeimbaIe. llnier neusr Stleuoez
rer Burns peri6entts nidt tperiser ols
3 sSrsipdiIe 3ur l. 8oie.
RefuItut ber estrtgsn
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Mtatjess6e
eeurh gstsIss
a33 ID. @, ctr, aahs Central ase.
geroahtiaeS ifener.

Sin StilIaldrm rief gsitsrn Dor
mittag bic sysusrtpebr nah benz anpes
fen oes J. %. gehmann, Ro. 1907
golsrain 4pe.. noielbit ein 8rettsre
saun IN grdnb eerathen mar. Dos
unbsoeutenbe sSeuer tpurbe obns
Sdpierisieiten ssl0idt, iebcf itelte
es iih ipdter beraus, bob Der 3ann
nit 9aiolin besoFen n0rbsn mar.
glus pisiem llmitanbe ftliebt bic 90
lisei. oaB Is iit Inn granoitiftuns
baHoelt.
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ferton 102; ssirit gsep 104; Wloleiep
104; Munlie algol 104; Ghdrles 8.
8rainesr 1885, geabau 108; 2hiro
Ralt 100.
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Sber, Sobn $. aletter, WiGiam 8.
alaper. Nt6olus &lsin, 9eorgs 70.
&iefer, Clifford 8. 2uft, Senrp 6,
2inOiep, SEQ II. Wurrap, Sobn Milber
Mattbeps, Grnsit 90. RouIe. Serb.
gbparb GtupIeTorb, gilbert Glpooo
Sin9Ieton, paul 8. Shupp, SOhn D.
SaoIer, 5erbert S6affer, Gmil
Gbeiter Sdnsrtmun, Tun. NihoIas
SteibLe, IT,, SObn 5re0erid 8enOeIin
unb Sfuac Wfeper MiIe.
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Geridlsmdhts lsinhretlrr.

Sin glert bss 6srpes 0otel bemertte
geitsrn Morgen in aller Grube strsa
Mann. tpelher fitt an benz Shautos
ten Dor 9pgers eaoen, go. 234 Wet
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2anppehrs8ereina.
9eutider Wilitdr lint. 8ereiu.
9eutI6s 2unor>ebr ShuBeu go.
geutiher griiber lint Qerein Ro. 2.
9euti6 DETER. lint. 8arein.
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6annpberaner lint. 8ersin 70. l.
6aEt 8sg. lint. 8erein.
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6eififhsr lint. 9ersin.
stbeaI MutudI 9tto.
2iberul guheriIher Unit. 9ereiu.
Woerletn Seq. lint. 8eretu.
gtorb Cincinnati Surnnersiu.
RorbpeutTfs Shubsn=9eisui ihuft.
QlsaIunt 2ibsrtp Club.
plattoiitits gpgclfteiten 9eisIlitup,
RbsinpfGIssr lint. 8erein.
ShlpGbliter lint. 8eretn.
Shp1biiher lint. 8erein Gintrant
SdhIsn lint. gereir.
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Isolfsfeit oes ztaotners
ban0es.
3ah,lbe Hnbet am morgigen sonn'
Tag in Hei6rath's gart itatt.

2tm moreigsn SOnntag Finbst IN
Rsi6rotbs part Elm beutihes 0oltss
feit i'm i60nItsn Sinne oss Bortss
itatt. 8erdnitalter iinb bic i'm beutih@
amsritoniidsn StaotOer6anb Dsretnig<
ten 8ersine unb BEL Dem tparmen Jrlz
tereiTe, neI9ss bieIeLben ibrem Der
bunb entgegenbrinqen, gebt man ipogl
ni6t fell in Der 4nnabme, DAB Ith
am Sonntaa cine pabrs gOlters
tpanberung mad bsm i10nsn gart m
GumminsDiue in gspsgunS IsBen
pirb. IS Toa Elm Set Der Wtafen
psrben. DQs brtngen bic 3isle unb
3pete, bic Der Stabtperbuno oerfolgt,
nit f6 unb pa bieielbsn i'm oeutIhen
publitum binldngIi6 betannt itno. 1T
man germ bereit, ben 8erbunb in ieiz
nem geTtreben, burh bic WaTen gu
imponiren, gu untsritiiBsn. Cine Rsi6s
tidtigsr Rebner iiuo fir bas 9olts@
fsTt gsiponnen. Die Geiurgoeretne
perben ibre fa0nItsn 2ieber unTtim>
men, 9olfsfpieIe tpsroen orruu9irt,
turs, bic gge'tisiturg tpiro nt6ts unz
terldTen, bas ba3u 6eitragsn tOnnte,
bas 0oItsfeIt su sinem grfoIg 3u mos
den.
Die geretne beridmmeln iith nm I
lIbr uno be3iehen ibre 5auptquurtiere.
I'm 2 ltbr beginnt bas a0n3ert, oas
BON 4uquTt Sung's Srheitsr ousgez
fi6rt pirb. Der etgentlihs 5sftutt 1T
ouf orsi ubr onosiebt. Rihtsr JObn
Shpddb, Der gr1iibent bes Stdotper>
bunbs, 6GIt 6ie getpilItommnungsreoe,
tporauf Die 9sreinigtsn SGn9er untsr
! 9eitung bon 2ouis g5rgott oie Qiebsr
so niel Der Wut aud glum6sn
beut" unb Die BRET 8ldfer" gu &C.
b0r brinqen. QIsodnn tommeu Qnfpra'
den bes giirosrmeiitsrs 6errn 2ouis
56ndb. bes Ritters Wm. 8. 2uez
bsrs, Deg 6errn gbos. :. 5iggerulo.
6es Rihtets Guouft 8. 8pbe uno beg
6errn Charles o. S6miot.
Die folgenoen 8sretne bd6.n fh
| fotpeit 6auptqudrtisre gsiihsrt:
gdperiTfer WGnnsrtor.
Cincinnati gGtsrzG Gs'angOereiu.
Cincinnati 2ieoertrdu3.
Clifton 5ei9Ats 6eiangoeretn-
8ruioen Sdroerhor.
Goobfenoip Sdneerhor,
SubepobI aombiHutiou.
! SoofeQop SGnger6or.
! gionier Sdn9ertor.
| Strpei3er Wdnnerhor.
| 9eutoniu WdnRerdor.
| Wsiteno Wdnnsrhor.
7Frdusns s9erein bss Teutih=Qmsri'
taniIhsn RatipndIburDes.
gabtIhsr uuterItiisungsoeretr.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-18

Seute Nahmittag leBtes Spiel beg
5purniers Der Rebs in pbilooelpbio.
Suqos uub Ulc2can psrbeu aIs Bats
terie fir uns funqiren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-18
Grae onu6e protea. Kir6P
bon Gnmminspiae,

bon Gamminspiie.
Ger @cttesoienit miro am SonH'
toa glbeno nm 712 llbr anitntt nm
1915 am Sountag WiDrBen abeebal.
ten peroen. S5err Raitor Scbmdnl
miro benielben Iciten.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-02-12
TOWN AND VICINITY.
PERSONAL.

Miss Nellie Pettingall, of MyerstOwn,
this State, is visiting Miss Mary Cook,
Bowery street, this place.
Miss Josephine Ravenscratt, of keyser,
w. Va, was a guest of relatives in Gra-
hamton this week.
Owen Corporate Price, of the Growing
End, and Fritz Mayer, of Uhl avenue,
made a tour Of Broadway boulevard on
Monday. AT the new intersection
Orman street with Broadway, they We're
suspected Of looking for site for the
proposed public library, and on all four
corners of Frost avenue and Broadway
the conviction was unanimous that they
We're prospecting for the most eligible
location for the Metropolitan National
Bank. Ever since John Farraday APP
proved that section as no place for
post office prOSpectors have been caught
underhand and overfoOt looking around
the Mayor office for ground-rent priv
leges for other industries. i. S.-One
square beyond, too, is a section of the site
of the Belt Line
Mrs. Margaret Jetfries has returned
from a visit to daughters residing near
Fairmont, w, Va.
James II. Price, of Paintville, Ky,
was at his former home here this week.
He came primarily, however, to Iona
coning-to become acquainted with
little daughter who one day last week
Joined his household.
John g. Schotield, of Washington, d.
c., Staid with his parents-Mr. and Mrs.
b. Z. Schotield. of this place, Tuesday
night, and left Wednesday afternoon
for the State of Washington. He will
look at 1.-THE lay of the land" over there
and then decide whether he will remain
as a resident or call off his stay and call
himself visitor.
Misses Margaret and Veronica Gala
CHAN, of Connellsvilie, Pa, We're guests
Sunday and Monday of Mrs L. c. Med,
of this place. The ladies-sisters of Mrs.
Med, We're e,, ronte to Europe for tour
of several months. They sailed from
New York Wednesday on the steamship,
"Mauretania
Mrs James G.. Richardson is visiting
relatives i'll Baltimore and Delaware
Jacob Hafer, FrOstburg's leading fur
nituredealer and undertaken, spent sew
eral businessw working days this week i'll
Baltimore.
G. f. Mayer, son of eX-Mayor Henry
Mayer, left here Monday for Lewisburg,
w. Va, to assume command of the
Cadets of the Military School at that
place.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles A. Mann arrived
this week from their wedding tour and
have gone to housekeeping i'll the Ritter
watts Inn. MI. Mann has already ia
ken on the gentle mien of man Zone NJ
who ''reads his title clear to complete
citizenship.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-02-12
Great Choir Coming.

The JOURNAL has already alluded to
the appearance of The Moelwyn Male
Choir of Wales" in Frostburg Opera
House Thursday evening, April It'll,
next, under the auspices of FrOstburg
Lodge, No 10, |. o. O. F., as an event
to be peasurably anticipated by the
many music-lOvers of town and vicinity.
Of recent concerts in Granville, n.
Y, the Sentinel, of that place, says:
The Moelwyn Male Choir, which gave
concerts in Pember Opera House last week,
is pronounced by all the best ever heard in
this valley. The programs consisted OF elias
steal pieces, which were rendered i'll a most
pleasing manner, showing careful training
The opera house on Thursday evening was
packed a special train from Whitehall hav-
ing brought many people from the northern
towns to hear this famous choir, and no one
was disappointed in his expectation, for it
was a grand concert. Every number was
strongly applauded. Especially fine were
the solos of Miss Mary King Sarah. Mr.. f.
Festin Jones, too, made decided hit with
his vcrse-singing to harp accompaniment.
The other solOistS of the evening performed
their parts well and proved themselves wor-
thv vocaistS. Friday evening the choir gave
a third concert at the Congregational Church
to a crowded house, and this also was greatly
enioved A feature of this concert was the
selection rendered by five bass voices and
received rapturous applause. ArtistiCally
and financially the concerts have proven Il
great success. The Congregational Church
has benefited to the extent of several hun
drcd dollars from the enterprise.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-02-12
"Darlin3 john"

Members of the A. o. II. Dramatic
Company are rehearsing a play, entitled
".Sha"H .lroo"," which, interpreted,
reads-"Darling john" for public pre-
sentatiOn in Frostburg Opera House on
Thursday evening. March 18th, next,
under the auspices of Division No. :,
Ancient Order of Hibernians. of this
place. ".Shaun lrOon' is an Irish play
of the present time, founded on facts
which came under the observation of
the author while in Ireland short time
ago. The plot is original, the action
brisk, the humor abundant, and the
characters drawn to life. likeness. This
drama proceeds entirely out Of the rut
of so-called Irish plays. No drunkards.
no tiresome prison scenes, no blood and
thunder dOingS nor murders are exploit
ed in 1t. 1t is IA new play in all that
modern work implies-new in plot, new
i'll action-new in characters. There's
not dull passage in it, interviewer, as
it is throughout, with real love story.
With it the old folks will be pleased and
all the young people delighted.