davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-08-12

Monday, where he has the Job Of
decorating the walls of the new
Hansmann dwelling.
q. HitZemann was a business caller
at Long Prairie Tuesday.
y. GOetZ is now occupying the
Ernest STEINER residence, that family
having moved to Dakota.
Miss Emma Besemann returned
from Long Prairie Friday, where she
has been visiting with the H. L.
Rle:ner family. She is now employed
in the Central House here.
Miss Bertha Vanselow and Otto
Koenlg, both of Culdrum, were
married in the Lutheran church here
Tuesday at II a. m. Rev. Zielsdorf
performed the ceremony, which was
witnessed ny large circle Of friends
The happy party then repaired to the
brides home, where a celebration OF
the happy event was held. They have
the best wishes of their many friends.
One Of the Sh'pman boys was quite
seriously shot Sunday. The bullet
went through his left lung and came
out through his shoulder blade,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-08-12
AUSLAND

Aug. 9.-The Fl. Ripley bridge was
crossed again by teams last Saturday
for the first time for a couple OF
months. We have been ''bottled up
and 1t is relief to get out again.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Snow,
Aug. 3, a son. 60
Albert Citrowske and Mack Rail
went on the drive last week.
Mrs. Neil Wilson and family OF
Motley came down for a visit with
MIS-. Rail last Friday and returned
Sunday.
Roy Jones was a Fl. Ripley caller
last Saturday.
Peter Nyman was an Ausland caller
last Sunday.
Otto Citrowske returned from Lin
coin last Thursday, where he has been
helping Capt. L. Tindell put up hay
the last couple weeks.
Mrs. Cook was at the Swisher
place last Sunday.
@. j. Stroming and family were
visiting with his brother, Fred, last
Sunday.
Miss Jessie Blackburn of Fl. Ripley
was staying with Mrs. May Thomas
last week.
c. j. Stroming and John 4. Ausland
were called as witnesses to the Nyman
trial last Monday
L. P Snow went to Fl. Ripley on
business last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. j. Smith of Fl.
Ripley were Ausland callers last
Sunday.
NJ. E. Williams went to Staples on
business last Monday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-08-12
CARE OF THE HANDS.

The hardest, toughest hahds may be
made soft and white In month or
two with proper care. Rainwater is
considered best for washing them,
but little borax added to hard water
will vounteract It's effects and make it
Just as good. If you are undecided as
to a good tonic, trial Of golden grain
belt beer will convince you of its
healthful and nourishing qualities.
Order Of your nearest dealer or be
supplied by E.S Tanner, Little Falls.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-08-12
SWANvILLE

Aug. 1O.-Miss Hulda Muske
visited friends at Royalton last week.
She returned Saturday.
Mrs. Parks and daughter, Marion,
and Mrs. liver Phillips were Little
Falls visitors last Wednesday.
Mrs. F. Abellng of Long Prairie,
who has been visiting at the J. F.
Muske home the past week, returned
Monday.
The body of W. Smith. who drowned
in Pine lake Sunday, July 81, came tc
the surface Saturday and was buried
Paul Hansmann was in town Sat
urday. His baby daughter had passed
away that morning. Mrs. A. Meyer
accompanied him to Long Prairie and
will stay there a few days. She will
also visit other relatives before coming
home. --- .--
Mr.. and Mrs. Young and Jesse
Powell and son, Monroe, left for thei1
new home at Solway, Mimi, Friday.
Mrs. Hass ard sons, LOUIS and
Walter, were Little Falls visitors
Friday.
Mrs. Seth went to Sank Centre Fri.
day, returning Saturday.
Mrs. Merrill and grandson, Arthur,
from Akeley, are staying at the
Central House with Mr.. and Mrs
Gray.
Mrs. Willett and daughter, Laura,
are visiting relatives at Akeley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brendall are visiting
relatives and friends at Glenwooo
and Cyrus.
Mrs. A. Buelow and two children
of Drake. n. D., who were here
visiting relatives, returned home
Wednesday.
Forrest Glantz, who has been visit
ing his grandparents, Mr.: and Mrs
J. D. Srith, for the past month, re-
turned home Friday.
Row McRae, Murdock Vincent ano
Herman Muske left for the western
harvest fields Wednesday.
Amy Chambers, Florence Balm,
Myrtle Strom and Grace Wilmot re-
turned from Little Falls Thursday
where they have been attending
summer school.
Miss Gibbs, who has been staying Al
the Parks home this summer, returned
to her home last Wednesday.
Mrs. W. Trampe and baby visltet
with relatives at Little Fails las
week.
Miss Freda Mielke returned from
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-08-12

st. Cloud was given another bump.
ing by Sank Rapids last Sunday by
the score of 5 to 7. Ford and
O'Pheim were the opposing pitchers.
Hughes, Hayes and Newman of Royal
ton played with the Sank Rapids
team
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-08-12
Bids Wanted

Bids will be received by the school
board at Randall tor the building of
the school house, during the next ten
days. The board reserves the right to
reject any or all bids. Dated Randall
July &c, 1910.
81 ct Il. n. Davis, clerk.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-08-12

Wild s Ssit FBsh H: Sss:: R 5st1e:
RoUChRlDERS Al Sssied! t'0m
1MnlaAS The Real Red Man of the
COWBOYS 5 B5Gq Yis; disfst from from Ranch
a0aRS swarthy Bedouin Athletes and
"sNs10~ Desert-born Acrobats.
SOLDIERS s Military IN Me 4ai IL Wsrke
C0SSACkS d RfG kh*x;5 Rid k4sansa Far
mEXlCANS Re- Real 1 Rer e fidets from
WILD WEST GIRLS R 5f sbs g SSSsa:
PLAINSMEN AMs2 out ct W R;st?'y
LANCERS G &ass.;{ Cavalryme E!,I in
ARTILLERY 6 6Ej!!s sed Aa Exhibits of
vAQUER0S H mssic. Ty gesb Of the
JAPANESE tr 1ns t 5i:t fsl PEEP East, Men"
MARkSmE ea eE sbe WsfsaT SaRs5
RURaLIES T aS,E S; Membe Sss Mexi-
z0iIauES Perfection in Rapid Drills
6OOsau6S and Manual of Arms.
cnval nv Uncle Sans" Horsemen.
6sNs The Pride of the Army.
DRAGONS KnS15e6ss Eo ,e{s, dTh !;
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-08-12

John Wotzka was arraigned before
Justice Gerritz's court the latter part
of last week for assault and battery on
the person Of John Minsha and was
fined S. and costs.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-08-12
PATERNAL GOODNESS.

Il cannot understand, wrote tn
college boy, why you call yourself {
kind father. For three weeks I've ha(
no check from you. Pray, what sor
Of kindness do you call that?''
And the father wrote back
"Unremlttlng kindness. - Angus
L plncOtt S.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-08-12

Rev Father Alquin, O. S. B., of St,
Johns college,, occupied the pulpit at
St. Francis Xavier Catholic church
Sunday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-08-12
LAURELS LOSE TO ROYALTON.

LAURELS LOSE TO ROYALTON.
The Laurels of the West side we're
defeated by the score of to / at Roy
alton last Sunday afternoon by tins
village team, IN an interesting contest.
The West side boys scored their lone
run in the first inning, but gave the
Royalton boys their chance to take
the lead IN their half Of the inning by
making several Qverthrows, the
villagers registering two runs in the
first inning and on e in the second
inning. Both teams frightened up
after the second inning, and the
remainder OF the game was fast one,
neither scoring another run,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-08-12

Crosby 1.0-O-0-0-1-0-0-0 2
Gold Dust 3.O-1-2.0-4-3.0-x IL
Earned runs-GoId Dusts 7, Crosby /.
Two base hits-Lauerman, kingen
Home run-Pehle. Sacrifice hits
Rass1er, Greisch, Berg. Stolen bases
Kingen, Rassier, Pehle 2, Diedrich 4,
Lauerman 2, Kidder 2, Benn, HOLSTER.
First base on balls-Off Benn O-off
Sieger 8. Struck out BY Benn 6-by
Sieger 6. Left on bases-Gold Dusts-
4, Crosby 8. Double play-Hudson to
Lovedahl. Passed balls-Westin g. First
base on errors-Gold Dusts Crosby 0.
Hit by pltcher-Benn 2, Sleger 1.
Time-1 hr. 81 min, Umpres-Wet-
eel and Paddock.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-08-12

sR &snse Pe OF shf FROM 9e sSs FAR EAST
81 sf; ps4in f* Native HORSE mANSnlf
Illustrations of Wild, &auaGE0x'
The Worlds Experts in Displays Dln1uE
of Fancy and Real Rough nuOuU0
Difficult F R by skil!fql Athletes
Indians and White Men in RnTT1EC
desperate and Thrilling Mimic N 166S
Bronchos, Mustangs and High An0SEC
~ Educated Western Range oONSE9
Splendid 2ensl ! Exhibitions of laSS0lNE
Wild West Girls and Cowboys E0nl ire
IN Characteristic Holiday nO6uOS
White Soldiers Repulse Red nTTaNKS
Mems Fearful Forays and ~ ~ nd
The Famous Cowboy Band Will R9l1GlR
Dispense Popular and Classic ~ OS10
s In;ts sad Ssf iafs9 Gay: MAN oEUvRES
a G sSs W cGGFss'' EQUESTRlAnS
a1d sd vita S # Ss" ACR0BATS
Difficult; Trap; Targetand SnnnTlnG
Expert Horseback ouVO INV
ii ndis1 V Warfs2s s and "''0 FIGHTING
Fancy Artillery ONu1kS
Gus, Fearless Cavalry On21nOG =
Hundreds of Men and MAnNnEe
Horses in Grand Military 1vu291A&1B1 Ed
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-14
W,uro
Sirrit iiber Belts einer 1sfaide
8bisfp bic geranIaiinna.
&m. ganconep prn Tan Hise nadJ
fnrsem Eurtuedfel erideiien.
Ger ROrber befinSet fdD in Sait.

Gin Sireit iibtr ben 9eitB einer
5loit,e Dbisfp fiibrte geft.rn Raht
fur3 na1 II llbr 81 einsm Wcroe.
Wm. ganeoneD, 35 Sabre alt, Elm Ri.
fer, ipobnbaft Ro. 1859 Deit 6. Stra.
BE, lpurbe nGmIih BON einsm 8etonn=
ten, namens Daniel Rice, BON No.
1900 Southiibt ape. erf6ofsH.
Die befben Udnner iparsn in Der
Birtbidaft bes BeHiaminSinnentomp.
an 6. ctr. unb 8ribee ape., untsrbalb
Glsiihmann's grennerei, iibsr Den
geFb elmer 5lalds Dbistp in Streii
geratbsn. Ran stnem beftisen Worts
tpsdTsl perliebganeon.pbi bieWirtbiduft.
aefplat BON Rice, unb auf benz Seitsn'
ipege rpurbe Der Worttpehiel fortgeiest
Rite sog plosIib Teinea RepolDer uni
CAB msbrere Shiife auf ieinen Gsg
nsr ab, ipeltxr 3uiammenbrah unb IL
ipenigsn Winuten i.inen Geift aufgab
Die 2eide nuroe mad Der Worgue &C.
bratt, pdbrsnD Der W0roer BON Der
polisiitsn gaiters unb Gnbers perbaf.
tet uno unter eitiprsdsnber an.las'
singeiperrt tpurbe.
Der 9efanssn. III "a Sabre alt uns
Gon.raitor Don geruf. Sim 9ruo:l
bes ermoroeten. Sobn ganeonep. mel
der on bem oerbdnenibDolIen Strsi.
tbeilgenommen habsn loll, tpurbe sbsn
fats psrbaftet unb pprIdufia als Der
bd4tig singeiperrt.
Ter ermorbete tpar bon sfpei au
gsln gstroffen fporosn, uno 5por in bt
Itnte Settle Der 8ruit unb in oas lint
8eiu. Gr mar trob Ieiner i6persl
gsrleBung nod, stipu 80 SUB p:i
gelaufsn uno ihli.bli6 neben b.m Gi
isubabnselsiie .oot auiammensebro
den.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-14
EeMer.

Sn benz 6auie bes Sobn Martin,
$50. 938 Git grontStrabe, tam seitern
4benb infolge zines mdngelbaften
Rauhfanges Elm 5euer gum ausbrud,
fpelfes ppn 5prisensaompagnie s auf
einen StilldIurm bin gel0idt tpurbe,
nadoem Elm S6absn pon $25 anasrihs
tet iporDen ipdr.
Sin manaslbafter Raudfang perur
iahte geitern 8ormittag einen tIelnen
8rdnD in bem 5auIe bes Or. 8eorge
81. 9raD, Ro. 1907 Sohn Strabe. 6err
Bran loIhie nas 5euer, ober alaubte
fpeniaitens bieiss eetban 81 hoben, une
beeab iih ndh feiner Office an Rid
monD Strabs. Giniee 5tuuOen fpGier
fam ieine Wsnttsr BON Der Stride heim
unb entbedte. bab oas5euer BON neusm
gum 2lusbruh astommen uno mtttler'
peile beeeutenbe sSortihritte gema6'
bate. Gin StilIdlarm brdnte Di:
5eueripebr CUR Stsls, uno Die GsfaRl
purbe bsisitigt. Der 8ranoi6aoen be:
lduft iid auf 5000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-14
MngebIidi er Ed,aufaitsnipe,ialiIt

Die pnlisei sInubt ben .SpesiaIi.
ftenA erfpiidbi su baben. treIher felt eis
niger 3sit Ghautait.n Dor Geifdftsn
I'm unteren Gtabtbeil gu Sertriimmsrn
unb gu bsrauben pflegte. Die polis:'
ften Green uno 9dlotpin nabmsn ees
tern Mbenb ben Barber Robert Spra'
que bon Der s. unb 8ine StroBe feii
unh iperrten benfslben als peroddtic
sin. Sm Beige oes @efanseHen tpur'
ben cine Msnse neuer 6dnofhube. 90.
ientrdesr, Tnf6sntiider etc. poraefun'
ben. gs beibi. haB Sprasue NIT Der
onseblih sefoblenen Sahen elmer
ibipungbrften 6onbel unter ben BE
iprbneriHnen bes 9enberloin.D Diitrisis
betrigben hnben ion.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-14

bsleien pro3eFtrt tporben mar, hu6en
fih, obfhpn iie bereits 81 Stunben in
8eratbung iinb, nod INNER ni6t duf
.in.nDobripruh einigen t0nnen. Die
berlautet, iinb nsun Der 8eI6porsnen
Fiir 5rsiiprshung nnb orei fir S6uls
bisfprehun9.
Snnamitattentdt.
ct. 2puis, 10. 5eb. 3ur9
cine DDnnmiierploiion lpurbe beute
g6eno ous oreiIt0dige 8e6Guos go.
$500 8elmar apsnue. unmittel6ar
nsbsn Dem Oelmur 6otel gslegen, fat
nollig 3eritort unp idmntli6e 5enitsrz
Iheiben bes Ietmdr Sotels purosn
ssrtriimmert. Inter ben 6otelgGitsn
brdf ndtiirlih cine aepdltiqe Bdnit
dus, bic iid) jeboh le9te, nahbem
f:itqeItsllt iporDen mar. oaB Nicmdno
bel Der Grploiion Su Shaben getoms
men lpar. Cine llnteriu6unng erGab,
oaB e. iih um Elm gerbreten bauoel:e
osnn in benz aeller nss 3ertriimmerten
5duIes purben nod peitere iieben On
numitpatronen nit abgebrdnrten 3iias
bern nsTllnosn, bic niht srpIobirt pds
rsn. gBdre bds 9erbrs6en in ieinem
poaen llmfan9s gssliidt, 10 tpdrsH
idmmtlide 5Guier in Der Ruhbars
i6aIt bemotirt tporoen. a5n Dem 6au=
is, ouf neltes bas QtteRtat DsrI5t
iourDs, bsfinoet iih eire Wirt6ihdft
nit sinem 9oitbaus. 8ludli6srp:iIt
mar teiner Der aoitgdnoer gu 6dui:,
n(s hip Erploiion itattfdub.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-14
DlittermaHtsseiet.

gerssant Mernsr bonn 5. Diitritt
nobm In Der Gamitaa Rndt folgenbe
lfrboftunsen ipesen ansebli1er lisbers
ttftung pes Miiisrnahtseiebts Dor:
Denrp Mooemeper. S1anliellner osa
Mirtbes SObn pfiser. Gdt Der 2ibertr
Ctr. unb Gretmnn ape.; 9enrp Wort-
ipein, GHdntiellner fur 6arrp Borg.
man. 30. 1011 meit aibertp Strdbs.
unb ben Wirtb 9tbom Steffeu BON Be.
Bunf unb CHM Gtrnbe. Qtsierer e.,
fhob betonntlin Dor einiaen Wohtn
heH 0ront 6inberberetr in ieinem SO.
tale, lp6brtHb zines Gtreiies iiber Elm
WlrfefIphl, ipurbe iebo4. bu erSelbit.
ptrtbeihlgung uG&ries. dnf frfien Jnt
stIstt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-14
1erionalsVp VptiSeu.

Nah langsm fhtpersn 2sibsn 1T &C.
fern Ra6mittas 5err 6 bas. 8.
Woormann, 8. unb GinH StruBe. Der
Iansidbriee aaiIirsr Der Union 9iftils
ling Co.. ssitorben. Das aeiosn oes
Germ Wpormann tpabrte sttDa stpei
Sabre unb er bat bieIe 2etbens3sit mil
GROCER 0ebulb ausgeituuoen. 4u lei.
ner 8abre trauert bio tiefeebeugtegBitts
re }rnu Inna Woormaun, seb. Ben
ningsr, ioipie cine 5oGtsr iyrau 5arrn
Dradett, bic in Wontrsnl, ganoba,
nerbeirathet III. Der 0erblihens mar
Witslieb Der u. s. 6armonp 2oge bes
SSreimdurers Srbens. Tas geerdbnib
pirb pon Siefte's 2eihenbeitattungss
etdbliiIement an Der 4dten unb 2inn
Strabe aus itottfiuosn, bod tounie bic
3eit Der geiiebuns nod niht ieftssiest
tperoen. bo man bic in CANADA !ebenoe
5Odter CUR 9eiiesuns bier erpartet.
2lm Somftas 9ormitiag 1T 5err
Sbeobor g hrunp in isiner
Mo6nung an Der Sapof.gde Der
gdnl uno gapmilIer Strabe i'm Utter
bon SO Sabren esitorben. 5err
Sdranb mar elm ehter beuti4er Bic.
bermann, beFsn Iautersr Gbarait.r i'm,
bic s5reunolhoft oller eirtrue, Die ibr
tanntsn. Die geeroisuHs finDet am
9isnitag Wsorgen um elm balb 8 llb-
bonn 1rauerbauie aus fat, iporauf IN
Der Ct. ausuitiHus airhe Elm feierIiz
DIES 5ohomt a5sebalien tpiro.
Der b..annte Wirtb 6.rr SEQ. 6.
Clint, Der iriibsr on Der 0ine SiraBs
cine bon DeutIhen pisIbeIuhte Wirtbs
ihaft betritb, III ON Samftas Dor.
mittag i'm Ss. 1ran5istus sofpttal.
spo er SeiIuns Don einsm ibtDeren 2sis
ben fufte, s.Itprben. Sein. gaitin.
Grau 4me!id Clint. iit ibm Dor neun
Wondten i'm 9obe poraneegansen.
lie 8eeroiauna bss Germ Clint finp.t
9i.nitas Radmittas um 2 lhr bonn
grauerhauie. Ro. 1448 Main Strabs,
aus Itdtt.
esm 2llter Don 60 JnhreH III am
Sonnids Tlorssn syrau Rofo
BORT in ihrer Wobnuna. 30.
1916 Gnlsrain 4penue. idnit in Elm
beTsres Ssnisits hiuiibsrsefhlummert.
Die Beerbisung Der seahtsten Gra,i
spirb am Wtitripoh Worsen nm hdlb
| nenn llbr bonn Stsrbebcufe aus fats
Finben. rporuuf am 8 llbr in Der ct
gluguftinus Rirfk Elm lepitirtes Stes
lennnat eelebrirt ipirn.
Durh ben Sob bes 6errn gruii
SieseI bat has Deuiidthum tpitber
einen pader.n Ulonn rerloren. Der
WerbliGene bat es perftanbtn, bura,
fein lauitres Weien iid3 Der JrtnnDs
idaft alIer Gersr su erfreusn. benen
ss peraonnt mar, nit ibm in 8erii1s
runa su tommsn. 1err Sieeel mar
Elm tbdtises Uliislieo bes alsemtintn
DeutfHtn H6derptreins unb bes unici
NGderpereins. 1eioe Dereine tusroeil
% fi6 niht nehmsn lnfitn. bem Deritors
benen Uereinsbruber bds lsbte 0elei.
AZ seben. Die 9esrbigung finbei NOR
etn Nodpnittog um 2 llbr bonn 9rcus
erbduie, 0iGblonb tnb llniperfitp Npe'
nus, aus fats.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-14
Mrs. 3. Yaeger,
---sse beYiihmteRe--~
OaGrlagtria lieIes 3eilaQers.

G6on In Der dItefteH Setf 3ds - eeiptNs
SerfoHen bic bur6 bic 5dbpfuHg bober begaet
iparea, unb e Iie9t fetu 5lpeifeI por, eab
aud beut5utaae nOt 8sr'onsu sTiftirsH, Bite
our6 etne uHbefanut= ssraft I'm Stanoe itts.
SteLes 81 tbun uub uorausSuinaen ioas fly
gubere erItaunIi6 II urb bIetbi. 5tr goI6es
BOT bic glutur oefe 8amr beioHbers beGinitiah
berH fe bnt thr Die iclteue Sabe 1erIiebea, bds
eebeH ibrcr WVfmsHtheu tpis Elm dufesftIoas'
ueS 9un gerau 8u Iefer. Bereest Mot ens
he in ibrsr eieereu He'ibens an 6eeiiH gbenne
pobnt Rebnt bic Cat. Grh car bftIi1 bic
Seeftn gIbenue. bdrr gebt oefeIbc ainnrff bis
3br Sie ff3ne &efioer3 bon 5rau g. Sueper
erreidt Ecs Saus TIT sur ItRieu SaEs Yns
om 8aune ift oer game:
Mrs. Il. Yaeger, frHber Srnn ged1tolS
6eefiu aneuur. etHfposb. Giueiuuatt, ctiS.
@riefiidF artnnrteu ST 90 urb ourlher
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-14

ipGre fir einen &rabnojarster iebr gea
fdbrIid, ii6 Der r4ropta" 3u erDebreH,
penn es ibr einfiele, tim in Die Waoe
3u beiBen, ou fOI6e 9anolungspelie
benz sibnen als ,tbdtEt6e BetetOtgung
oon 8eomten i'm 9ienIt" ooer gar als
r8tberitanD ge9er bic Stuatsgepalt"
Qusqeleot tperben t0nnte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-14

.2Dooner's Gampobi~ iii bos iHnelI.
b NIB f4e<ik &bfnbrnnssmittsI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-14

Bum gr1pfonoe Ger 1Tiiritin hatten
'id) aud Die feiTten (fein'tenl Torren
rnierer Observation-Disclosures eiugefIu-
ben.
Tegatiper GrfoIe.
Sat bas Dublitum bel meinem
neuen Stii6e appIaubtrt?@
nsSa - aber nit ben 5anbeu iiber
benz Rorf!"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-17

FOR RENT-BY II. L.
s601 Newark. Or, b.
fur ...........x $500
:5l6 Clinbourne. Or.
2b ............-D.00
1909 Goth, Or, 2b. 800
1912 18th. Tor. %. 90
1875 S. Or. b. 90
l2S2 l4th. Tor. h. 60. 90
l435 9th. lir. 2b $3.50
rs Fair'nt.l2 ,2b 300
1925 n. 11r. b. so 30
1910 r, Tor. b. -. 5000
2i23 r. Or, IN. so o.
$50 n Y av.14r.b.S1-ao
i72f Corn. II. b.41.O0
1923 y, Sr. b. $500
1740 Corc'n, Or. b.4S.00
174S Ore av.10-, b. 1000
1870 9th. Tor, b 1000
1927 Ore av, 10r.b $500
1925 Q. Or. b. 81. 80
l61 I NV. Or, b. $3.50
l40s 11th. Or. b. $3.50
104 c Sc. 81. b.. 80. 50
1915 18th. o., b. IS. 50
1917 5th. 7r, b. .&.0
1922 y J av. 6r.f.-.2.0
327 De! av ne. Or. bzl 30
1922 n Cap. 6r. b 20 so
l525 Marion, Or. 1850
pos 9th. 4r, b....15.5o
9O1 9Th, 4r.....-.t2.WI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-17

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. HOLDING Prob-te Cut.-No. 1885,.
Administration.--This is to give office that the
subscriber. Of the District OF Co umbia HIS OBJ
tainrd from the Prol ate Court OF the Di trict II
Columbia letters Parliamentary the estate of
Sarah A. Grant, late Of the District Of Column
ba. deceased. All persons HAVING ri Tim against
the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof, legally anthem
day of April. A. D. 1911: otherwise they may
by law he excluded from all benefit Of sati estate.
Given Under my hand this 2Sth day. OF April.
1910 ALBERT Z. FOX. oil L st. NV. (Ssal.t
Attest: JAMES TANNER. Rrg ster OF wills for
the District OF Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-17
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

ESTABLIVHMENT OF HARBOR LINES
GEORGETOWN. d. c.. United States Engineer
once and once of the Commissioners oI the
given in the Municipal Building Of the District
Of Columbia May 10, 1910 At 2 PM: to an
lines for Port OF Georgetown. ID, G. Maps show
ing proposed harhor lines are co. on - view at The
washington D. G. EDW. NJ. MARKHAM and
WARREN T.. HANNUAi. Captains. Engrs.
My6 q 1O.f7.1S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-17

THE NORTHUMBERLAND
Is modern. hreproof. seven-story
apartment house, with all improve.
ments, and two elevators. 1t il stu
ated on the southeast corner Of New
Hampshire ave. and st. northwest,
uear the Herdic line and the st.
and 14th st. cars. The building con:
tains apartments Of seven rooms and
bath. at STE per month: six rooms and
bath, at SIS: I've rooms and bath. at
$50: four rnoms and bath. at $50 and
$40: three rooms and bath at $3.50.
and two rooms and bath. at SIS.
Building just COMPLETED and apart
ments are going fast.
Your inspection invited. Building
open for inspection day and evening.
electric lighted. Diagrams and further
information furnished on request by
SwARTZEII.. RHEEM & HENSEY CO..
fe26-tf To 18th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-17

ecs NEW YORK AVE.
1918 Cedar nw,Sr. $50
100 G ne, Or, b. .2.5a
1895 Morse ne. 6r. b20 30
COS K ne. 5r nat. 20. So
COS r nv. Or. b. .9o.6o
l222 11th sc. store. 15.JO
l0l5 u ee, Or. ....13.5o
OLORED.
1919 X NV. q. b. .S1M
ll61 nth. &c. see. .M.oe
l0z1 It'll %. 13. e;X;0
Nl:-o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-17

FOR RENT. l. KOLE
2542 i3tt, lab. 5000
GIG y Y sv, lge sto. 900
1884 Fairmont, fur.
l3r, b. .5S.W
$50 y Y ~. 14r. b. 90 90
2541 18th NV, Tor. b45 so
216 y Cap. 6r. b.. ~. so
1916 ID. r. b.....S. 90
9l6 n Y{av. nat. .N.50
621 Va ~ %. go. a. %
1901 9Th, IN. Or. b. 80. %
01S L bakssy.lReo -,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-17
MASSAGE.

MASSAGE-ALL BRA CHES MAGNETIC TREAT.
nent rheumatism and poor circulation sc,en.
fifcaIIy treated. ANNA u. JOHNSON. late Of
New York, 1914 18th NV; phone No tn COS
my11-tf
SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE. FACE AND SCALP:
wrinkles and blemishes removed. Mrs. LYDIA
JOHNSON. n. G. graduated in Swedenl Trial
AMI cot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-17

APARTMENTS.
Florence CT. Or. b.So.0o
1889 18th. Or. b. $500
Saranac. 9r. b. 1900
Noe. Akron, 5r.b.37.0
Juniata, 5r. b. 80 $50
Jefferson. a.. b. 1850
14i4 Hopkins. Or. he5.S0
1927 y Cap. Or. b.25.50
i96 Il NJ. Or. n. 2i@
2S93 Sherman. 6r.bls 20
sos 9th Sc. Sr. his so
15l2R'sed'lcne.<r.bl + 80
262a X. 4r, b. IA 90
Col ORED TEN Ants
AS Cd sw. sr. b. 80
2624 X rw. Or. b 1850
2ll4 W av, 6-, b..:o.30
21lS NJ 5r. b. ....is.0
Il? y se,. lr. 80. 1850
STABLES.
r 2ol, n nv. 5st.seo. %
II ll42 18th. 3 stls.&.o0
STORES
1901 LIST, sto & dwg.
Rr, % & stable. 800
1881 9th. sto.dw. 500
II: TIN sw. sto. dw00. 90
:Ui2 II. sto. DIV .sta50.00
2214 18th NV. large
store ..........3 o-oe
1C27 y CAY. $500
myi4-sa. tu. th.tf