davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-01-08
Beet Sugar Figures Tor i0o0,

Ton. bsets Iaid for. 1908.
ss s:.s: :s:s.;, :,.s: ::::. e:
10 factories. tons ......... 1880
Daily capacity Michigan FAC.
n :iiy capacity ct;.;,iiiio;i;ni: 1900
=, f.etori,s a.: ::::;.:: N.7se
whom are for three months
only. Colorado ............ a.sse
Tons pulp produced ......... $50. 00e
Money paid farmers. lSoe....e 100000
N ruc OF snSas .::::....;.... 100000
1872 :::.:.v .......:.:.. ast:.oss
Money Invested in pisnis:.: ii.isS.scS
Value Of sugar produced In
Colorado n last 10 years. 07,eeo. eoe
Amount paid to farmers IN
Peid 70 factory labor IN il 's'
celSsade Sugar Psetee,es.
coloredo's factories. owned By five
companies. follow:
American Beet Sugar comrrny-
Plants iocatsd st Rocky Ford. Lamar.
Fc!iy g.Ea! cempany-v.e.sr,.s ..
National sugar cempany-susar
SISs Great western Sugar Company
levsienA. longnsae otssiins. IssSS.
" W.t assrsa9si .s., q lAsa c,,,..,-
Oeo01 SuOetlo1.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-22
GROUNDLESS WEATHER REPORTS
BY PROF. HAY roc

We regret to report that there will
be no weather for the coming week.
Up to the hour of going to press Prof
Hazy Fog was very much under the
weather and there were no indications
of the weather moving from its i'm
mediate vicinity.
All queries should be addressed to
Prof. HazyFog 20 The Dippy Depart
ment of this paper.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-08
THE IDEAL WIFE
AND THE REAL.


Brownly had a good memory. That
was why. when he ran into Mulpepper
on the street, he knew the man at
once, although 1t had been ten years
since they had met.
Blocking Muhepper's way, he called
out a "What-er-you-doing- here-of-all.
places-on-earth" that bade fair TO
cause blockade of traffic.
Mulpepper, being slower OF mind
than Brownly, stared suspiciously
moment, though the light of recollec-
ton soon began filtering across his
countenance,
Skinny Brownly, by all that's
good" he shouted. Who'd a.
Thought it,"
Epme hours later, when Brownly
was taking Mulpepper out home with
him for dinner and to stay over night,
"reminiscences still flew thick and fast,
Remember Daisy Parker?" Brown
ly inquired suddenly.
"Dai-oh, yes, should say do!
Sdlu MS ITleUu. w ASH SH6 cute
little thing?" And she always wore
blue ribbon. She was your girl all
right, Remember how we leased you
at Willet's party, and you got so hot
about it afterward and told me 1t was
all rot, that you for one intended being
an exception to the rule that tall men
always fell in love with roly-poly wo-
men?
Il remember you described the sort
of girl you intended to marry. She
was to be almost as tall as you. with
level straight brows and a calm man
ner. You wanted good judgment and
common sense in your wife, above all
else. You said Daisy was nice little
creature and you liked her well enough
but she was too kittenish for your
taste and that You would soon tire
| of that sort Of thing"
LEVI .sIlid Ii aav thar M prnWnlv aekedu a
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-08
COURT CONVENES MONDAY
Regular May Term viii be Presided
over BY Judge Duncan--"Riot'
Cases viii Draw Crowd.

Circuit court will open for the reg
ular May term, Monday morning with
Judge Duncan on the bench. There
viii be number OF important cases
tried at this term, notably the rlof
cases. These will hold the attention
Of the court for several days and foi
that reason they will not be brought
IN for action until the latter days q
/court.
The list Of new law and cnancers
cases was printed in The Bulletin last
week The following are the hold
over criminal cases on the docket:
People &C. vs.. John Allen larceny
The People &C. VS., William Discus
alais William O'Donley, assault tc
murder.
people &c vs.. John Mitchell, man,
slaughter.
People &c. VS.. Luther Lewis, as
sault to commit MURDER,
People &c VS.. Henry Washington
perjury,
People &c. VS., James casey, DID
cry.
People &c. VS.. James Casey, brib-
ery.
PEOPLE &C. VS.. Russell Tuthill
Alex. Alexander, Ruttel Goats and
Frank Coats.
People &C. VS.. Thomas Johnson
aseault to murder.
People &c. VS.. Distilled Water Ice
Co. ct ais; conspiracy.
People &C. vs.. w. w. Franklin;
forgery.
People &c. W., Will Williams. Jude
Suttles. lobe Fly and George Wash
ington; robbery.
People SC. ys John Kelley; lar
ceny
People &c. vsI Frank German, ct
ais: riot.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-08

you were always thinking that
way" insisted Mulpepper. You sure,
ly have not forgotten all our confabs ?
| used to think in spite Of it that you'd
marry her some time.
We'll, didn't" Brownly said, hasti-
ly. Il don't know what became OF
her, in fact. A fellow does talk lot
of idiocy when he's kid. You were
just as strong the other way. I've
heard you argue by the hour, fat,
square, short fellow like you were min
MES, for invariably picking out women
taller than themselves. You said they
made themselves ridiculous by the
contrast and always looked like little
boys trotting with their mammas when
they walked out with their wives.
You broke my best pipe one time by
slamming down your fist as you VOW
ed you would never do such a foolish
thing. Remember"
TITS been SO long ago." stammered
Mulpepper apologetically. you GER
fanny nave d Iueuipl y maven = 49,
don't think I ever said
yes, you did, insisted Brownly.
Think I'd forget? 1t was funny, be-
cause you always danced with the tall
est girls at the parties. | remember
Addie Fiske was your favorite, and
she was the tallest Of the lot, Why,
Addie must have been almost six feet,
wasn't she?'
"Only five feet ten and a half,' said
Mulpepper defantly.
Anyhow" Browuly said, "she tow
cred head and shoulders above you.
Addie would have been pretty II she
hadn't been so blooming big. She
wasn't only tall, she was broad. She
had nice eyes, though
You bet.' said Mulpepper. He star
ed out of the street car window and
seemed i'll at ease. There was frown
on his rosy face.
Eyes, Addie was nice GIRL went
on Brownly, with condescending
praise, but you and she were sight
together In the old days. The long
and the short OF II. suppose that
was what made YOU SO fierce against
marrying a tall woman. BY the way,
MuIly. suppose YOU are married,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-08
did YOU marry. old boy?"

did you marry, old boy?"
"Addie," said Mulpepper in loud
voice and stared Rrownly in the eyes.
That person never blinked.
Good for you he said brazenly.
Wasn't just telling you what a fine
girl always thought she was? Why,
that's splendid! / always knew you
were too level headed to believe all
that nonsense you spouted when you
were a boy--as though woman's
height had anything to do with her
character or ability of cleverness.
Addie! Well! Well"
Mulpepper looked less ferocious af-
ter that, but he still had the defiant
air of one caught stealing apples when
he walked up Brownly's steps with
his host He was proud Of his wife
and 1T irritated him to have fallen
into such an absurd position that
Brownly had practically to apologize
for his entirely natural supposition.
AS he and Brownly deposited their
hats and gloves he noticed queer ex-
preston on the face of his lanky host.
Presently Mulpepper found himself
being introduced to Mrs. Brownly. In
stinetively he had raised his eyes to a
level with Brownlys head when he
turned, and then he dropped in jerks
to exactly Ave feet one, which was
the top of Mrs, Brownly's pompadour.
She was d dumping If ever there was
one, with a turned.up nose and kit.
tenish expression.
I'm delighted to meet you,' Null
pepper murmured.
Mrs. Brownly never knew why,
when her husband and his friend at
last looked at each other. they grin,
ned and shook hands with an air Of
everything being squared at last.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-08

A certain minister was deeply inn
pressed by an address ON the evils
OF smoking given at a recent synod
He rose from his seat, went over to
fellow minister. and said
Brother, this morning ! received
present Of 100 good cigars, ! have
s,-ckel one of taem, but now I'm
going home and burn the remainder
in the FIRE"
The other minister aroac and said
It was his intention to accompany
his reverend brother.
81 mean to rescue the ninety and
nine" he added Philadelphia Ledg-
or "a
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-08
IN THE COUNTY court
Last Of Property Owners on Thu
teenth Street Gave Bond
Report In Estate.

In the county court yesterda
Clarence Nichols give bond for s25'
for HI appearance in court, May 1G
lie was one Of number of pro
prietors Of the Thirtee-.h sire
houses who were indicted BY the lat
grand Jury.
In the matter of the estate Of Dan
iel Brusher, deceased, the bondsme
4 Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., also deceased
came into court to rqnder final re
port and settlement was made. The
G tate was small one, the principa
part being money in bank
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-08
A Gentle Reminder.

"There!" growlcd Mr.. SuburSanite
as he stored the snow shovel IN tho
furthest corner Of the basement.
Ding you won't have to wrestle
with you for few months anyway"
Turning suddenly around IN the
dark, he fell over something that
gave forth a nervetearing rattle and
click, With wild Shrek he fed UP
the cellar stairs before the lawn
mower could catch him-,T'rom
Judges Library
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-08
Forebodlnas.

Hushand-Our little boy is sick,
doctor, SO please come at once.
PysieianI can't get over much
under an hour.
HusbandOh, do, doctor Yon
see, my wife has 2 book on what
10 do Before the Doctor Comes and
I'm SO afraid she'll do it before you
get there1- Harper's Weekly
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-08
ATTENTION KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs

In order to give all knights of
Pythias an opportunity to attend the
district convention Of the order which
Is 70 be held at Mound city Ill.
Monday May 9Th, Ascalon Lodge No.
s5 and Cairo Lodge No. 173 have
chartered special ar which will
Ileaye Ninth street at D. m. making
stops at Twentieth street, Twenty
eighth street and Thirty-fourth
street. Returning car will leave
Mound City after the convention II
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-08

Davenport ...... ...... 4 8 Z
Batteries Ferrias and Munson;
taylor, At'her and Waters.
All others postponed, wet grounds,
COLLEGE BASEBALL.
Ann Arhor, May Michigan 1;
Michigan Agricultural 2.
Evanston. May - Northweht"rtt
University s; Indiana 4
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-08
lmpeachina Him.

The attorney for the defense pro-
ceeded to cross examine the witness.
''Mr. Chucksley" he asked, what
Is your occupation?"
II am grocer"
do you sell any real mocha or
lava coffee?'
"Why--er--"
THAT Is all, MIR. Chucksley You
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-08
YALE ATHLETES
WIN BIG MEET
Concluded from First Page.)

eight in a two mile race, In 1912
As.
The Middies, in the field meet
won over Columbia, Gi1a to 52ia.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-08

The happiest genius will hardly sue
coed by nature an instinct alone IN
rising to the sublime Art IS art! ne
who has not thought il out has no
right to call hniself an artist
Goethe
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-08
Growth Of Population.

Insurance authorities tell us that u
requires about 100000 new houses ey'
cry year to supply our increase OF pop
ulation and $4,000 more TO take the
places OF those that are destroyed by
fire
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-08
woMEM BREAK RECORDS.

PoushEecpsie, N. Y, Nj .2,-Four
women records were broken today in
the anaual track and field contests
* NaGsar college
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-08
Juet as a Prceaution.

She Would yoa 20 through fire
and water for me
He Er-yos, but preferably through
water first,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-08

II fancy she calls 1t a debut be-
cause debut sounds foreign.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-08
GAMES IN THE
MAJOR LEAGUES
Concluded from First Page.)

Batteries Mitchell and Easterly;
Gilligan and Killifer.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-08
THREE 1 LEAGUE.

Dubuque Won Easily.
Dubuque. Ia.. May 7.-Dubuquc
L made enough runs 10 the first inning
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-08

WASHINGTON Defeated.

Washington Defeated.
Philadelphia. May THE home
team made four hits and won in the
fifth.
w Score Il III f
Philadelphia ...,,... $685.. 6 8 2
Washington ........eg ,... 8 5
Batteries Bendr and Livingston;
Groom and Street. \
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-08
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Postponed.

Kansas City,lndianapolis, postponed
on account Of rain and cold.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-08

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-01
Cterblid)feitSberid)t.

Spanso Warp, As. Sparta, ap.,
fre6s.
glicolas 9.Stoem.r, AZ, Stndte.
gBm. Qoft, 56. Cincinnati 6pipital,
MISUNDERSTANDING.
ebarIes 8. 5arosp, SO, 612 alots
ter 4ne.. 2dbmung.
Seisn Wiieterg, 20. 2918 WapStr.,
Shninbfuht.
Wm. WormaIo, 40, GtabbofpitaI,
Snaueit in SdDebe.
Warp ab.er, 81, 16 Sit WcWiden
Ipe.. nnterlsibssntsiinbunt.
Sames u. Cumming, %, 1913 Cii
9ritie Ctr, unterIeibsent3iinbung.
eIfe Marp Weinien, Is, 1927 airs
bp Roao, Sungsnsntsiinbuns.
aoa Roris. "a, 124 SbiIlito plocs,
5ubertulois.
Warp Msabs. IS. 507 5arri.t.str.,
5ersleiben.
Sobonna 5ronts, II, 2S4 Wobatp,
Str, SdpGt..
Joiepb aub. 81. 2244 9ine Ctr,
Jnqusft in Shpebe.
Benjamin %. Coleman, 60, 949
Barr Ctr, 2ungen.ntsiinbune.
SuIius 9eFausr. 20. 2118 Sutton
4pe., Shlasflub.
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Serfpmmener 0ieftrifer
gSar Gouaro 0aiuiprigbt, Der geitern
ais seid]e in Der Gpose AQeg
aeinnoen pnrSe.

Der lnbetannts, Der. pis beridtst,
eeitern Haft aIs 2eihe in Der 2ooge
QQep, na6e Der Se6Iten Strabs, aufs
gsfunbsn tporDen mar, lit gsitersals
Goparb Wainprigbt. Der SproB Ell
ner bodaneeIebenen 5amilis in Sanoz
Der, %. g., ioentifi8irt porbsn. Die
Soentifiairung erfolste our6 Intpolt
Qmos 9. Softer uro .. 9. !5olluno,
bic StubieneenoTen bss gobten I'M
Dartmouth GpIsge in 5onoper, q. g.,
sepeien ndren.
Ddirprigbt bate feiuer5eit i'm Gols
lege cine berporrugenpe Roas geIpielt
uno aud 81 eiuem beriibr,ten SUB
bauteam bes College gebOrt. Gr mar
BON geruf glettriter unD mar Dor ettua
anberihaIb Sohren BON 0enper hierbers
oetommen unb in bic OienIte Der Gas
ssieqIhaft getrsten. Ou er ieoo6 BEN
GltobolgenuB erseben mar, belt er
Iia ni1t Iange unb iant nun bon Stu
Ts gu Stufe, big i6n feline 6ieiigen Be
tannten unD ebemaliesn SommiIitonen
p0qig aus ben Qugen perlpren. Der
Cob purbe, pie cine ge'tern bon benz
6iIfscoronsr Or. gange porssnommes
ne Nutppiis srsab, our9 atutsn altos
bolismus perurIatt. Sopeit bier be-
tannt, tpohnen bic Wautter uno sine
Sdnsiter oss Spoten nod in Sanoper.
u. s., unb Iein 8ruber, Carl %.
8ainpriebt. 1T oIs 4r3t i'm itdotIiter
5oipitol in Bolton tbdtig.
Die 0etsttips Speenep unb 5ouiIs
lou perbaftstsn ssItern 4teno ben 81
Sabre olteu Wiliam Walrus, pon To.
115 Oft 5. Strabe, Der, ME Die 9ta6s
forItungen Der Yoli3si erseben baber
bis qeoen Witterna6t nit WainDrigbt
in Der DirtbIhaft on Der gte Der
Sf Sehitsn Strobe unb Soose auer
qeseht bate. Walrue CAB unumpuns
ben al, in Woiatprigbfs 9eielIf6afi
eetpeIen gu iein uno ertldrte, bar
Dainprisbt fart ungetrunten geiDe'er
Isi, als er i'm it)lieblih perlieb.
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GbeerlanbniR

(gonoro G.Shn.iosr. %, IpjonssSt
lQlma ea1trup, 20, Wtiucreet Toao
[gorl Gnse!mann, &c, Charlotte Str
Bertha 2ebrett, 10, Weit 2i6ertp Ct
(Gborles g0sels, 40, SilImprs Ctr.
lgrsse. SdutteHbelm, 80, purceu Ip
(Rubert Moboen, 20, mt. mt.BaIbiueton
l4nna Shutmann, 20, ossgl.
[Sobn Bergen, 3S, DsIt Court Str.
2uep Spope, 40. pesgl.
(Winiam G. g1pn, 90. Spbn Ctr.
5attie Rund, %, Delhi.
(Diaiam WilIun, 80, Din6eitsr, ap
Mnrtle Cline, "a, Neit 8. Str.
(8ropsr 9rammer, 81, Glmrpooo.
pearl 9. Spep, 19. oessl.
|5arrp 2ipes, 25, SnbionopoIis. Sno
lgiolo Maion. %, YaIacs 9otsI.
lGbriit. YolIter, So, Carthage.
lGpa pchlmonn, SO. Is. uno Rar. Ct
|9llbert Jor. %, Ct. Bernard,
lGona JinIterpalo, Is, oessI.
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Weburten.

Clement unb Salstta Grisci, 43f
W.it Court Ctr; arabe.
gilbert unb Barbara UleDer, 223t
8ictor Str.; Wdbhsn.
Jerninanb unb Innu pabt, 1856
Tsnbam Ctr; Rnobe.
Samss unb Jfabsl Qrns. Mapsoile
Sp., MGbaen.
Charles uao Warie S6ielbs. 1926
Clarion Ipe.; Gnobc.
9(rtbur uab Mati.oa gcainger, ir.
27O4 guelib 4pe.; ana6s.
Semi. uno Sabie aos, 548 gl.ntnr
Sir WGbhen.
Gam lno Mary glenbe:, 4O5 D.
b;h Ctr; MGbheu.
Senrp unb gIisdb.t6 Ruo.milisr
512 5optins Str: I1bten.
Gprus unb Carrie garncs, i24E
State Str.; gnste.
3bomds unb NnG4 gBaiTss, 134(
Central Npe.; Mdetsn.
Spebriia uno JuIia Rito..u, 1855
proDibsnee Git; Wdotsn.
Sorpdro unb gli3obetb @ilion
1106 Chapel Str; &rabe.
Wiliam unb glenpra Diaeir. 17Os
5arriion 4pe.; Mdot.n.
Sobn uno Wable Shmitt, 325 Wc.
Miten Ape.; MGbher.
5rant unb gefie Sabn. 2267 gdIt,
ern Qpe.; Wdbfen.
Mm. unb Sennie 4idbol3, 3O56 Dur
ref Qpe.; &ndbe.
Goiuaro unb gmra 9astin, 43:
Qauret Ctr; Rnabe.
Otto uno anna We9sr. 1923 Rutl
Str.; Wdb6en.
Senrp uno Warp seller, SiioreIt
g6e ainisp uno Dtaplspooo 4p..
Wdofer.
Sames unb Qulu gubsI, 1912 gor
ben Ctr; Wabhen.
sSrant unb Git.Q Sones, 372'
Spastb Str.; Wdbtsn.
Sobn uno gmma Solfer, 80 9aue
ape.; andbe.
Goetgs unb Mnrp Ja.sIe, 2O3I
8ins Str.; Rnabe.
Mattsr unb gbitb Stentsl, Ill.
Sopfins Str; M1bten.
Mourice uub Wnr1 GaDis. 1OO9I
QibertD Ctr; W1bfeu.
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mtaiam gratfii6 BON glmpoot
fpuroe tpesen genadldiftgung feinsr
Jdmilie auf feds Monate na9 BEN
Mrbeitsbdus eeianbt. gr bate, fpis
aus Der 8erhanolung berporsing, iein'
Jrau unb feline beibsn ainber i'm Or
menbdufe untergebra6t unb perjubelte
feinen Wotenlohn, obne Tth i'm 8es
ringiten um feline Qnge90rigen Su be.
fiimmern.
Sames 2aiplsr unb Maurtee Wd=
sber geitanben gu, bab iis spsi 5ab
Wbisfep aus etnem@ @iitsrnagen geItobs
len batten unD ipurben ben 9rpbges
fhtporenen iibertpieien. Die gerbanos
lung gegen ben Wirtb Walpin 8arnsD,
Der ben betreffsnben Shnaps gstaufi
bdben foa unb Der Degsn 5eblerei perz
baftet puroe, lit auf ben 6. De5ember
anberaumt.
syiinf Dollar unb bte Soften mubte
seitern Elm gstptfsr Gmil Sdmibt be-
3ublen, Der am ppreeitrieen Sage eine
ausssbebnte gierrsiIe bamit gum Nbs
i6lub brahte, bob er ith BEL einem
r8liBpbotograpben" abtonterfeien lieB
uHo oann Rabau Idlu9. neil ibm Die
8eIihts3iige 3u perlebt ausfaben.
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@irs b:ute ieine SHforp0riruns per.
pollftanDig.n.

Der 5umiIton Gountp Golf 3lu5,
beTeu Mitglisoerliite ouf 300 be.
fhrdntt unb bereits poaSdbIis lit.
piro beute in Columbus irtprporirt
tperben. OerieIbe fptrb $4,000 in
common" unb 100000 in .preFsrrsb"
5pros. 2lttien osruusgaben, ipooor ie
$4,000 in Der Sdatuqe beg &lubs
bleiben ioQen.
Der lebtere pirb an Der Rsabing.
nube Der 9aDoot Roab, sinsn aom4
pier bon ettpd 127 Ncres nit eineEl
aoitenaufpano bon ettpa $50, 900 ans
taufen unb benIsIben als Elm .9pIfz
Jielo" auslegen laFen. auBerpem ioa
Elm Glubbaus errihtet peroen, oeHen
Soften sttpa $4,000 bstrugen Ipnsu.
0as Organizations 8onrmittes bes
Itebt aus ben Serrsn Bernard s. Gros
ger, 9orfBer; Wm. Cooper 8rocter.
%. aesIeD 56oepf 2ouis :. 5auf,
Charles q. 5inih, 2lntbonp q.
grunsmun. SatIor 8. Duncan uno
5runt s. gulmanu.
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Ncne Iusgabe
S3OO,OOO
CINCINNATI 4%
HOSPITAL
Sdafs /. ausut 1860. Irnpminatiou $500
Erets 1925 snb 3inicu.
Western German Bank.
IL. uuo Sine Ctr, Cincinnati,
Mcmuriafeier Der ,,GHs".

9lm ndditen SoRntdg Radmittaa
finoet in Der WuiithalIe Die idbrlibe
Msmorialfeisr Der Cincinnati 2oae Der
glts itatt, fir pslhe Elm umfaFenoes
progromm aufeeitslt porDen III. SRI.
Sannab Benjamin ois SrganiItin uno
Sobn 6. Weber's aapeae pernen oen
muiitaliI6en 5bsil bsiorg.n, tpdbrene
Der gefanslihe iif in Den bdnoen
beg eI,szGbpr unp auortetts unb Der
Soliiten 5rau q. WernerzWeIt, Ros
bert 9bumann. &. y. Weibineer uuo
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Der WiIpaut.e. Mis., 2oes Rc. 146.
aehaIten rperhen.
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