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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-10-07
NEWS OF BACHMAN CHAPEL.
Dry Weather-Cotton Opening Fast
Improving the School Building.
Tent Meeting.

Slighs, Oct. 6.-There have been sew
eral cases of chills and fever in thls
section recently, but all have improv-
ed.
We are continuing to have dry
weather and cotton is opening very
fast. In places it is about all open
We hope the price will go higher for
the buyers could we'll afford to pay
Is cents per pound for this crop as
it is very short.
Mr.. Chas. L. Wilson has the con-
tract to remodel Union academy
school house and has it very near
COMPLETED. He built it longer and
made all of the outside new and will
also paint it.
Rev. ". Ray Anderson will hold a
tent meeting near Johnstone academy
beginning on Friday night before the
fourth Sunday in this month. We
hear that the meeting will be held in
the Gauntt woods. Rev. Anderson has
numerous friends throughout this
section who always welcome him. We
hope he will have a successful meet
ing.
Mr.. J. J. Quattlebaum spent last
Sunday with Rev. J. A. Sigh who is in
feeble health.
Misses Eunice and Corrie Franklin
and brother, Evans, spent last Sat"
urday night and Sunday at the home
of their uncle, Mr.. Dan Dehardt.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Wilson and
daughter, Thelma, visited at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Rikard, of Long
Lane, last Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. NJ. L. Strauss has purchased
Gallman brothers telephone and in
terest on the line.
Mr.. J. D. Quattlebaum is kept busy
most of the time ginning cotton and
is doing nice work. He has added a
grist mill to his gin house.
Mrs. J. NJ. Wilson, who has been in
bad health for several months, is do
ing nicely now.
We would be thankful for good
rain, as it is very dry. W.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-10-07
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA

In the y. S. District Court.
In the matter Of G. NJ. B. Epting,
Bankrupt.
By virtue of an order passed by
John J. Earle, Esq, referee in bank
ruptcy, dated July 8, 1910, will sell
the following described real estate at
Newberry Court House, in the Coun-
ty of Newberry, District aforesaid, on
salesday (the 7th) in November, 1870
between the hours of II o'clock IN
the forenoon and o'clock in the aft
ernoon, at public auction, to the last
and highest bidder, free OF all liens
and encumbrances, upon the following
terms, to-wit: For one-third Q-3)
cash and the balance in twelve 12)
months from day of sale, with leave
to the purchaser to anticipate the
credit portion in whole or in part;
the credit portion to be secured by
bond of the purchaser, payable twelve
(12) months from the day of sale, with
interest from date and until paid III
full at the rate of 7 per cent. per an
mum; said bond to be secured by first
mortgage of the premises purchased,
which mortgage shall provide for in
surance on the buildings on the town
lots and an assignment Of the policy
Of insurance to said undersigned as
said trustee and as collateral secur-
ity, and shall also contain clause
providing for 10 per cent. attorneys
fees in case Of collection by suit or
an attorney. The purchasers to pay
all costs of drawing deeds and mort
cages and for recording the mort
cages; to wit:
1. That certain lot of land in the
Town Of Newb7rry, County Of New
berry, State of South Carolina, con-
tanning one and one-fourth acres,
fronting on Glenn street and other
wise bounded by lots of E. B. Wilbur,
J. B. O'Neall Holloway and ". W
Hornsby.
2. That certain lot of land in the
Town of Newberry, County of New
berry and State of South Carolina.
with . camanr block iiTeTv
stables building thereon, 'front.'
ing forty feet on Friend street
and running back therefrom seventy
two and three ffths feet and other
wise boundad by lots Of Harriet 7.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-10-07
out notice.
out notice.
G. L. Robinson,
Station MASTER
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Ali persons holding demands
against the estate of Edw. r. Hipp, de-
ceased, are notified 10 render an ae-
count thereof, duly attested, to the.
undersigned for payment; and all
persons indebted to the estate Of said
deceased will make payment to the
undersigned, or to J. T. McCrackin
or Miss Louise Hipp Of the store ac-
counts at the store, who are author
lied to give receipts.
Mrs. Mary E. Hipp,
Jno. c. Hipp,
Geo. B. Cromer,
Executors Of the Estate OF Edw. H
A0SS' .. l.. ..:~Ics.Z -:s7sF~c>==-1----- -
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-10-07
Two Ways to Fame.

Enthusiastic Climber Ito exhausted
companionl- seems & shame to
leave you here, old man, but mayn't
get another chance.
Exhausted Companion-That's all
right, old man; you go and climb the
silly thing while I carve its name on
my alpenstick.-Punch.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-10-07
Her Cruel Jest.

"7ou will be glad to hear, Henry
DEAR" said Mrs. Willoughby, that my
new dress does not button up the
back"
"Horay!" cried Willoughby, turn
ing somersault on the divan. "HoV
does it button, my dear?"
Down the back" said Mrs. vii,
loughby.-Judge
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-10-07
CORN EAR ROT.
Clemson Extension W0rk-Ar.
ticle 90

During the past two years there
seems to have been gradual increase
in the amount Of damage or rotten
corn in the fields throughout the
State. Investigations started last fall
and continued this summer show that
the large majority of this trouble is
due to a fungus disease known as dry
rot or ear rot of corn. In one field
recently investigated in Darlington
county we found 20 per cent. of the
ears destroyed by this disease. Re
ports have come in from other Sec
tons showing that the disease is
widespread and is causing consider
able damage. Now any disease that
Injuries our corn crop is of vital inter-
est, and every farmer should know
enough about such a disease to enable
him to combat it where it causes loss.
1t is hoped that at least a part of
such knowledge will be gained from
this article.
Symptoms of the disease are very
characteristic. At the time the corn
begins to ripen, the husks on the dis
eased ears turn prematuraly yellow.
Later, they assume mottled or
blackish appearance and seem to
stick very close to the ears. When
the husks are pulled back from such
ears, the grains will be found to be
shriveled and immature and the ear
will be noticeably decreased in
weight. Later, the grains appear
very brittle and frequently assume a
brownish color. At this stage the
whole ear is usually overrun with 4
white looking mold. When the dis
eased ears are broken across, small
black fruitng bodies of the fungus
will be found on the tips of the grains
and in the cob.
This rot is caused by parasitic
fungus, Diplodea maydis. S;ldies o:
the life history of the fungus recent
ly made at the Nebraska and Illinois
Experiment stations shows that the
fungus lives over winter on the dis
eased ears and stalks Wick are left
in the field. It spreads from these
to the new corn the following season
at the time the corn is in silk and
tassel. The Infection takes place
through the silks. If the weather con
ditions are favorable for the develop
ment of the fungus at this stage the
disease spreads very rapidly. At tn;
Illinois station the fungus has beer
found to hive on the old corn stalki
in the field for two years, and in some
cases for three years. They recon-
mend that the corn stalks be removed
from the field and destroyed and thai
q rotation be practiced which vii
keep corn of Of the land for two
years. It seems that such measure:
would eliminate the disease. I have
IN mind one case in this State, how
ever, where the disease has done con
siderable damage in the face Of such
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-10-07
The Phone and the Rural Problem.

South Carolina Experiment Station.
The Phone and the Rural Problem.
Roosevelt's country life commission
designated the telephone as one of the
foremost influences making for the So
luton of the rural problem. The ex-
perience of Georgia and other Southern
States is convincing testimony in that
direction.
The following extract from the Un-
ion IS. CO. Times sets forth this fact
in remarkably brief compass, while
drawing attention to the unique role
the rural phone plays in politics:
There is no disputing the fact that
the rural telephone has come to stay,
and that it is one of the greatest con-
veniences of modern times. The ef-
forts now being put forth by the South
ern Bell Telephone and Telegraph
company to establish these rural lines
should receive the hearty Endorsement
of all our people. The line out to
Kelton is already proving itself a very
great convenience. Now that the elec-
ton is to come off on August 80, we
expect to get the returns within few
minutes of the time that the vote there
is counted. Now, if we had a direct
wire to Cross Keys and West Springs
and to Meador's and to Whitmire, what
an easy task We would have to get the
returns from every box in the county!
Not only that, but the people living
along these lines could get the returns
from all over the county just as fast
as the papers could add up and tabu-
late the results here. Look here, Mr..
Farmer, let's get busy and get these
lines scattered throughout our coun-
ty before another two years. And
election returns is but one Of the many
advantages. If We had good roads and
telephone lines how easy to get doc
tor in time Of sudden illness. Then,
too, how easy for the resident in the
country to ring up Union, Jonesville,
New York-in fact, any market, and
get prices or any other valuable infor-
nation in connection with the market
| ing of his products! We believe the
day Of the rural telephone and Of the
good roads is at hand. An advancing
civilization is crying loudly for these
two marks of a progressive people.
The farm lines that make almost a
network of Georgia comprised a mater
| ial factor in the case with which the
Constitution made it's unprecedented
reports of the results in the States
recent gubernatorial election.
It was notable that returns came in
from those counties we'll supplied with
the rural phone infinitely more quick
ly than from those counties that have
not yet seen the light in the right
place.
The Times is correct The political
usefulness of the rural phone is one
of its smallest advantages. The far
mer with this instrument in his house
keeps a finger on the pulse of the mar
ket, has the doctor almost next door,
| is protected in the event of fire and is
in immediate touch with his neighbor
as we'll as with civilization, so far as
this country is concerned.
When it is considered that the aver
age farmer can install this advance
agent of development at a cost less
than the present return from bale of
cotton, it is not difficult to understand
why the rural phone is making great
strides in this as in other States.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-10-07
NENBERRY UNION STATION.
Arrival and Departure of Passenger
Train+EffectiTe 1901 A. N.
Sunday, July II, 1910.

Southern Railway.
No. Is for GreenV1lle.. .. S.5l a. m.
No. IS for Columbia. ...11.57 a. m.
No. II for Greenville.. .. 2.48 p. m.
No. 16 for Columbia =. =. ..8.55 p. m.
C., n. & L. Railway.
*No. % for Columbia. .. 8.47 a. ID.
No. 50 for Greenville.. ..12.5e p. m.
No. So for Columbia. =. $40 p. m.
no. 81 for Laurens. =. 7.25 p. m.
*Does not run on Sunday.
This time table shows the times at
which trains may be expected to de-
part from this station, but their de-
parture is not guaranteed and the
time shown is subject to change with
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-18
gntom pbiI 1lnfaH.

2pman 20. 9spis, 53 Sabre alt,
Elm aaufmann BON Gbieaeo, rpurbe
geitsrn an Der gde Der d. unb Smitt
Strabe BON einem BON osm 23 Sobr.
alien arnim Goelis, sbeniaas aus
Chicago, eslentten 4utpmobil niebtrs
gsrannteerannt. Gliidliherpsiis bate
bas kbtere CUR 3sit nur 10 gsrings
Gabrgeihtpinoisteit, bdb goelib es
gum StiIlltano bring.n ionnts, bspor
bic Rdber iiber ben am gpben lieaene
ben aefpis binfDsasinsen. DER Der
ungliidts Duroe nnb Der Office eines
in Der Rdbe tpobnsnoen 4rStss e.s
bra6t, no es iib bsrausiisIlie, oab ,r
mil ungefdbrliden RontuIicnsn unb
abihiirfunseu baponsetomnRn tpar.
CT mar ipdter i'm Stanos, iith mad
benz 2atmdHn 5otel su beesbsn. Goes
lss tuurbe unisr Der 2tntlaee, nit iei.
mem 4utomobil bic pertebrte Seite Der
StraBe benuBt su baben, p,rbaftet unb
fpdter sssen 9iirsftaft aui fr.isn5ub
geiebt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-18

- Benjamin SburpIeb bon 9eqspus
tpuros gum Ttit9Iiso oss Geiunobeits.
ratbss ernannt.
- Die 9elIsoue Sen 5ur WutuaI
Qib 2IF'n sripGblte foIgsnos gsdmts:
prdiioert, Sobonn Reib; 9i3sprdiis
bent, Gilbert Grsenebraer; protOtous
Setretdr, Sobn Z. DaIter; 5tnuu5e
Setrstdr, 8. SpieB; Shasmeiitsr,
Qrthur Ssnnds; Sruitess: 5eurg
5suitsr. 9eOrg Stairs, SOi. Beng.
Srau Narp 2sbn. go. 1914
4. 2lNnus in 9opton ipobubaft, fi:l
aeitsrn Ra6mittos nit ibrsm bier no
nate alien gn.eltinbe Ruth auf per
arm bon elmer Stisgs In ihrsm SauI:
uno srIitt erkbli6s 0erIssungen. 9i.
aleine enttam tpis burd siu plumber
unNrlegt.
SRI. Giter 8srtih bat aIs prin.
3ipaIiu Der 0uptpn SodiauIs reiigs
nirt.
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&aheperlteHunQen,

Der So Sabre uIte Wirtb 5reb.
Mspsr, SO. 430 Oft 3. Strubs, iub
ssit.rn Uaprgen gegen 3 llbr nit .iuem
selaonen R,DOlsr beipuffnet ouf bem
Stitenfpss. bonn isintm goidls. or be-
nabm iih 70 auffGllis. oaB Elm pafs
Tant bic srpeits 8iitritisi.ation Be.
natri6tists. Wsp,r tbsiIte BIN poli.
siiten NIT. paB er isinsn pluB gegsn
Ginbreher unb gefpihraHtIprengsr
psI6e iid in Der Qahbdrifoft btrum"
sutreiben pflegtsn. betpote. er pures
i'm pairolpasen 2 nah bem 5oIpiidl
sebraft, mo eg iih berousiteIlts. oab
sr an Wobnporit itslluus.u, berbeisss
fiibrt burh 5u reiflihsn 4ltoholses
nub, lsibei. Der patent ipuroe Der
bstreifenben Waro iiberpiejen.
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8anunfaRaer.

2inbiaD Sotparb, elm Jormdrbsiter,
faneie ssitsrn abenb auf Rr 7urhs
reiie bon Bloomington. Sn., ndh Rob
bins, 2snn., auf bsm Union Central
gabnbof bier an, no er nit Stpti iuns
gen gutgstleioeten Wdnnsrn btannt
purbe. ipelte ibn gu .insm Spasisr=
gang einluosn. suf benz Ssit.npegs
segeniiber benz 8dbnbof., mdhit elmer
Der beiben 9auner ben 0orIhlog,
penniss gu .mathtn". Nus ben .9sn.
nies" tpurben Dollars unh bos SpisI
eno.is, aIs Sopdrb feline gdarihaft
i'm 8etrooe bon ST RrIoren bate.
Seins ueusstponnensn 5rtunbe ent.
iernten fih uHier irsenb siHem 8ors
Darot unb lieben fifl nift fpisosr i.s
ben. Soporo bssab iid, ndhoem er
unetfdbr cine Stunbe eetport.t bate,
nod b,r Central .poIissisStation unb
eritattete Wsloung. Gr btfinbtt iid
duf Der 1ur6reiis nod Robbins,
5snn. mo feline aIts gluttsr gsftorbn
in
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2ofal . 8eri(bt.
II nfd lie.

- DER Wirtb Gtorg. 9arnab, bon
glo. 17lO Wsitsrn2lpenue, fuhr seiiern
8ormittas nit ieinem gussp oi. We-
tern 4Denus sntlang, als fein Vfsrr
fheute. Gr puroe ouf bic GtroBe gt.
i6leuoert. fam ieboh NIT unbeoeuisn.
ben aontuiionsn unb 6autabfhiirfun
gen bapon. Der 0erungIiidte purb.
betmgebrndt.
- Die % Sabr, alte Marp Rihols,
bon Ro. 1924 Msft Court Strabe.
lam seftern in ibrer Wobnune su JoIl
unb 5os iih ,ine Ropfpunbe 3u. pa
trolnasen 4 brahte iie mad benz 5os
ipital.
- Der 40 Sdbre alte Gburlss
5osGn bon so. 3018 pdrt 4Denus
ipuro. seitern i'm potrOlfpugen 7 pom
gotn Part gingang aus mad btm
aofpital sebraHt. Gr list an Dsrs
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= Der GaT Der bemctratiTden go.
ltaeiforce. aesen bic Ri1ter Yungblui
entfdieb, ipurbe geitern on bas 4ppels
lationsseri9t iibertpiefen.
- Die fdmmtliden2ebrer unb 2ebs
rsrinnen Der Retppprt ShuIen bes
Idsntten geitern ben ausihsibenbsn
prof. Rsgeniteiu nit sirem Jreimau=
rerdarm.
- Rep. Somer Wtitdea Robls, BON
Der bieiigen Presbpterianer Stride, bat
feline Rsiignutior etpgereidt, ba infol=
9e fsinsr ansegriffsnsn Geiunobeit Der
9ienft :bm gu bsfbtperIi6 LIT.
- 80. !. GIaFer unb Satin bon
Maripn, SSnb., bic fih auf Der 5o6s
3eitsretie befinben, iinb bic @dite bes
6errn nno Jrou R. 8. Marib, BON
Np. S24 Sroton Strabe.
- Ods neue Gountp : ShulgeIeb
trat geitern in 9roft unb tritt beute
bic Cert 9oot GommiFion in Ilerans
orto, &p, 3ufammen, Inn angebpte
fir bic Shulbii6er Der Gpuntps 9o6s
i6uIe entgegen gu nebmen.
Seute finost bic bemotratti6 i6e
grimGrtpabI fir 9ongreb oes 6. 8iz
Itritts itdtt. 9d nur tpsnig SntereFs
an oer'eIben asnommsn ipuroe, fteint
Die Stimmenaboabe i'm Gountp eine
ihDahe gu fperoen.
- 8rou Gromtpea. bic Sruu zines
QumpenIommlsrs, psruriahte seitern
in bstruntenem3 3uitanoe an oerSoutbs
gate Strube, sinsn Quflauf unb purpe
bonn poIt3iiten Wleper in Saft genoms
men.
- Die 8rob9eIhporenen tperoen
bsute tbren S6luBbsrt6t sinbrineen.
Wlit Dem 5UIIen bes Rspport
RsIerpoirs pirb beute begonnen. Sm
Rsierpoir 1T nur tpenig WdFsr uno oa
perI6iebsneRsparaturen norssnommen
peroen mubten, Iisfsrts ieit Idngerer
3stt GpOington bas Dafer fir Netps
port.
- 5rau 9sTie Jortune 1T i'm QIs
ter bon "A Sabren i'm Gountparmens
buus eeItorben. Die Qeids ipiro BON
Goftieun &c Rou's CHAPEL aus an
UlpntQg beerotgt tperben.
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Jn(anO gelegrap6

- ~ -
Des Moinss. Sa.. IL. Suni.
Or. Sbd Wlap guibrie bon Carthage.
81, ipelhe unter Der 4ntlase Iidnb,
tpos 5ous, in tpelfxm ibr friiberer
Gelisbier, Or. alsronbtr 5al, mil
ieiner iuneen Grau fhlief, burh DY'
tsomit in Die Cuff eefprengt su bnben,
tpurDs am Greitas bon elmer Surl
nidiIhulbis ertldrt. Sie tatte Sur
3ufrisbenbeit Der Oefdnorenen sin
Alibi nahgepiefsn.
NihtfhuIois.
Ulundifas, Ca, IL. Suni. -
Jn bem pro5eiI. oes prof.. J. ..
Sarris, Des friiberen prin3ipaIs Der
Warrenion 6ohihult, hr anssffasi
mar, 3. u. 1bompion, ben 6ilfsrsDat.
isur pss Warrsnion Uinbientor1. i'm
4pril 1909 auf offensr 5trobe ers
morDtt su huben, CAB bic Jurp am
sreitag tinen auf .ni1tlhuloig- Idus
tenb<n WabripruH ab.
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les in Ieinsm 2ofaIs I'm berflpFenen
DECEMBER uneetIast tpuroe, fonnten
ii6 Die GeIdpOrensn i'm arsiseeridte
nibt etnieer.
- GbeI6ein: 9ouis 8. 9ernins,
46, bon Sutton, q. o., uno 2aura 6.
9rIbe, 46, bon Springfield, 8.
- Der Son oes Wi1idm graDsr,
bon Cincinnati, 8, Der auf getreiben
bon Sront Weus, Wtanager bes gplos
niaI Sbeaters, pegen unsebiibrltden
8enebmsus perbaftet tpurbe, purbe auf
ous pffene GOdet geiest uno Sraper
entlafeu.
- Die 9eihe Der Sbu WtlberDunn,
bic am perflofenen Sonntug am 5ube
Der Butler Strabe in 2uoIpfp ertrant,
mubte auf Soften oeS gpuntps beitatz
tet perben, ba tbr 0ater unb ibre Ser
ponoteu iih um Die Seeroisuns niat
tiimmerten.
- Mllem &ni6eiu nu6 tptrb yruu
Daniel Solmes benz S6ulratb cine
febr annebmbare Sfferte MAIDEN. Der
Ratb piini6t oos SplrRs gtgentbum
an Der MabtIpu Pite fir bic neue
SphI6uIe uno lpirb oielelbe Solmesz
0otihule nennen.
- Gbriitino Roienberg, bic in ei.
nem 3u9e Der 8ig Sour 9obn i'm
Gtncinnatier gabnboI Elm ainb eebur
uno nat bsm bisfissn Ct. Glifobetb
0oipituI in Ibpsrtruntsm 3uItanoe
gebradt lpurbs, sebt ibrer 9sneIung
entgagen. 0a5 &tnb iit geIunb unb
munter. Spbdlb bic Wtutter bas Soz
Ipitul peerIafen fam, tpiro Iie gu ibz
rem Gltern in Golopater, 8, 5uriits
tebren.
- Ri6tsr SarbsIon pirb ON 5.
SuIi bic 9eridtsfBunsen fir bsSomz
mermpnote pertugen.
- groF. 6. 3. Datbeu, Supt. Der
2ubIotp OffsntIi1en S6uIen bat re.
figntrt, Inn cine SteIe aIs Supt. in
DeQiton, 8, dn3uns6men. SRI. gIa.
ra Glofer rei6te ebenfous ibre Reiiss
nation Elm, bd iie cine 2ebrer'teQe in
Rortppoo, g., angenommen bat.
- Grau Dm. Gbrli6 unS Sobtr
2lrabsuu Don 2ubIpD FRo auf Seiu6
nQa Nep gprt gereiIt.
- IS 1T nun beI2IoFens Sbatia6e,
bab Der 6. e 8. acknowledgement Ii.
Die Rangirbobnb0fe am l. 0op. nah
SilbergrOpe unb Melbpurne, ap., pers
Iegt perosn. llngefdbr 500 5amilien
perben Oann GobinstOa perIafsu unb
ii6 bort oniiebeIn.
- 5rant Gagdn, Is Sabre aft, SO.
SO Wabiion 2tps. tpobnbaft, erIitt
tnfolae Der Goliiion ieines 3Dsirabes
nit einem Magen on Der II. unb Rus
biion Qpe., sinen 9einbrua. Radoem
Or. RanIbap ibm bos 9sin ssfsst
bate, tpuroe er HGa ietner DOhnuns
aebra6t,
-6 SRI. Serbens, 5p6ter bss 9r. 3.
s. Morgun, beri6tets, bab ibr Elm
3tpeIrao Dor Der pffentlthen SIbltoz
tbet bon sinem 5arbigsn geItobIen
puros.
- 9eItern 4benb fanb in Der ct.
Spiepbs S6ulbaQs Die S6lubfsier Der
Ct. Walburga Ncabemie itatt. Gin
uusge3eihnetes muIitalii6es unb be-
tlamatorii6es prpgramm tom our
0urhfiibrun9. Gtne an3ohl DtpIoms
tpurben pGbreno Der einorudspoQsn
5eier nertbeilt,
- 6runt 9emmisu, Der bon 90. s.
Spetrs our9 bic rehte Gunse seihoi=
len purbe, tpiro mad QusIass oss ibn
bebanbelnoen Qr3tes 9r. garrpIlton
nit benz 2eben bapontommen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-18
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