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Smyrna times., 1910-01-26
A Wild Blizzard Raging

brings danger, suffering-often death
to thousands, who take colds,
coughs and lagrippe-that terror of
Winter and Spring. Its danger sig
mails are "stuffed up" nostrils, lower
part of nose sore. chills and fever,
pain in back of headS an a threat
gripping cough. When Grip attacks,
as you value your life, don't delay
getting Dr. Kings New Discovery.
Zone bottle cured me. F" writes /. l..
Dunn, of Pine Valley. Miss, LATTER
being laid up three weeks with
Grip" i" For sore lungs. Hemor-
rhages, Coughs, Colds. Whoopine
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma. its su.
preme. SOC and sl.0O, Guaranteed
by Benton N. Weldon, druggist,
Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1910-01-26
WOULD you LIKE TO BE A
MANICURIST :?

You can learn this most profitable and
congenial profession for women. at nome.
and start big paving business among vour
friends and neighbors. Manicurists make
from $500 to 5000 weekly in all bio cities
and sum ner resorts. Even if you do NOT
care to earn money, know how to care for
your own nails. We furnish professional
outfit and teach YOU by mail. Write for
Beautiful Free Booklet telling ali about
t'is big paying profession for women. and
see what others have done. Address
Madame Thursea's College Of Mapicuring
Department d., 1925 Market Street. VII
mington. Del
Smyrna times., 1910-01-26
RAW FURS WANTED.

to offer. We will call on YOU.
CHESTER RAW FUR co.
9th and Crosby Streets
Chester. Pa.
Smyrna times., 1910-01-26
5 Good Cows

Some with calves by their side others will be
in profit by day Of sale. HOL>TEIN BULL com
ing two years old in spring.
Smyrna times., 1910-01-26

Deering Binder, ready for use; Bck ford &
HUFFMAN DTt, IL spout disc, nearly new; Me-
1Orniick Mower, uea ly Few; Little Diamond
Guilty. ator, , Farm Wagons in good order; Dear
bOru will hold 40 bas ets; Scientific Corn Gutter
i'm good order: Self-dump Wheel Rake Land
Roller, in good order; Peach Body and Springs
will carry 65 baskets; Quick Deal Speed Cart
nearly new: Corn Sheer, in good order; York
Carriases, Caurlland make; Grind>tone nearly
new; Wneelbarrlw nearly new; Blacksmith
tools consisting OF the full outfit: Anvil 100
p ,und forge, Is inch hearth vice and oiher
No. l9 each: Oliver one horse Pow . Hand
CultivatOrs, Single and Double Trees of an kinds
Long Forks, Sh rt Forks, Shovels SDaI :
One-half Bushel Measures, Pair Cow DeHorners
the very best make; 3 Moving Scythes. Wire
Stretcher, Straw Knife.
HARNESS. Sets of Plow Harness. Brides
4CullarS, Sets of Carriage Harness . Sis of
Hames and Traces, 2 Carriage Collars Size 1s
inches, Open Carriage Bride, Riding Saddle ,
Bell. "' III
HOUSEHOLD GOODs-Consisting of T.bia
Couch, Churn, Separator, New Creamery t,ans
Small Set Of Scales Butter Print and Eclinse
Bread Maker. P9S
TERMS OF SALE.
All sums Of $40 aud under, cash; over this
amount a credit o. months by purchaser giving
bankable note with approved en- orser Tnrara97
from day of sale. No goods to be removed nntii
terms are complied with.
ERNEST DAVIS.
WELDON 4 GoLDsBoRoUGH, Auctioneer.
f. 4. POSTLEs, Clerk
NOAH MERCHANT, Outside Clerk.
Smyrna times., 1910-01-26
Farming Implements, &c.


Farm W gUIis, . De 3rb rms, Spindle Wagon,
-pev' art Double rk Carriage, Tomato Rack
am S,'r 6, will farry 20 baske ;; lisp NJ On
tariO Drill good as rev; 7-fout Deering Binder
~ god order; DeeliUg NOwer in gODi order;
Bl ok Hawk Com Planter good as new; Corn
ii Tvcs'er, OShor' 2, ia good order; lkV Eulti-
aiOre Ha.id Cuitva,urS, lhr, e-ho,se DIVER
Plows, two-hOrse Imperial PlOW, l Ore-horse
PlOw, siXty-touth Dag HaTrOwS See1 Sewer, in
iOd oder; Randle II, rrOw Grain Fan, Brow
Marker set of Fairbanks Gales, 3 cts Wagon
Harness, sets Carr G" Hsrne,s lot of Plnw ar
ness Sausage Grinder and suffer, Milk Cans,
Farm B I'll, F rkS, ShoveS. ScytheS, Griulstone
aud Oth r things 10 numerous to mention. Lot
of Corn or the vOb.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS-Incuding Steel Range
Home Comfort, , Wood Stoves, Bedroom suits,
Bookcase aud Writing Desk combined and other
articles OF furniture.
TERM OF SALE.
All sums of SO aud under the cash will be re-
Quired; all over that amount credit Of 10
months will be given by purchaser giving
judgment note or bOnl with appr vel endOrssr.
Positively no goods to be removed until the
above conditions are complied with.
PHILIP SCOTT.
WELDON Il G0LDSBOROUGH, AucdOueers.
G.. V. ). 0U +, Inside ClerE.
Z. RUSSELL, outside Clerk.
Smyrna times., 1910-01-26
E5T8 - Head of Fine
~ %A Young Mich Cows

The oldest is years old. They have all been
raised 10y owner and sci cted for dairy purp ,Se
Most sll are HOlsteiu stock. Can be seen from
nov until day of sale. Also, 10 FINE HEIFERS
of H"lstein stock will be in profit in March and
A oTl.
One share in the Clayton Hackney Horse Com
pany. One-hali Interest III 65 Acres of Wheat
Smyrna times., 1910-01-26
81 HEAD OF HOGS.

s BROOD SOWS, all with pig. 3 BOAR HOGS
VIII ~e'g1 100 'ouhds, Pnla China ST cS. u
FINE SH ATS.
Smyrna times., 1910-01-26
NanY chlIdrea Are slekIY

Mother Gas .weei Pow ers fr CHILDREN
used by Moiher Gay, "a nnne Oh dfen's
Hone Men y *. Hrtff up Colds "a hours,
cure fe'erishnfss ies 'acha Ssaninrh ifunhleS
Teeth gders AMI 10y worms. At all
dluggisls. 25c. Sample mailed free. Address,
Allen s. Olmsted, Leroy, N. y.
Smyrna times., 1910-01-26
CLAYTON .
All orders for Subscriptions or Job Work
or any News Items left with NIL. Nudge
will receive prompt attention.

A devotional meeting of the Ep-
worth League of St. Paul M. E.
Church will be held next Sunday
evening at o'clock. Topic, "The
New Acts of the Apostles. The
meeting will be led by Mr.. Walter
Brosius. You will find cordial well
come.
Smyrna times., 1910-01-26
Farming Implements.

good Farm Wagons, as good as new; one horse
Dearborn, nearly new: one-horSe Covered Wagon
good Hay Rigging, } two horse s. racuSe PlowS
Buckeye Sulkey CdliN ator, good as new: Dia-
mOnd Sulkey CulUvatOr good a. new; 3 Hand
Cultivators, Iron Drag HarrOws, Deerng Mower
good a. new; BicktUr & Huffman three-hor>e
Disc Drill. good as new; Hay Rake, Large Peach
Body and Springs: 2 Sleig,s, Cha. ham Fan.
nearly new: Platform Scales, 3 sets Of Wa1ot
Harness, in good order; 10 Sets of Plow Harness
Forks, novels and other articles too numerous
to meatiOi-
TERMS OF SALE
All sums of $50 and under the cash will be
requi ed; over that amount credit OF 10 10 onths
will be given by purchaser giving bankable note
with approved securit'. No goods To be removed
until terms are complied with.
DANIEL THOMPSON.
WELDON & GOLDsBOROUGH, Auetioneers.
Smyrna times., 1910-01-26

Personals. Mr.. Sylvester Temple
ten, of Waterville, N. Y, and two
friends from Wilmington, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Murphey, last Week.-Mrs. Malissa
Pinder visited friends in Whining
ton, Wednesday.
Smyrna times., 1910-01-26
Public Sale
The undersigned having decided to discontinue
farming, will sell st his residence, on the
farm ArOwn IS tie 90 gill Fam,
On Road from Smyrna to Leipsic,
On TueSi0I, Feb. |, 'O
at 10 O'clock a. m, the following per-
SOnai property, 10 wit:
&C IA Head of Horses,
NGc-A Mules and Colts.

No. 1-"Fanny," Back Mare years old, good
worker aud driver, safe for lady to drive.
.2-"Margar I, Prov Mare, years old,
g0Od wOrker anu driver, gentle in all harness.
.3-"Pr'rc',' rrel HIr,,, years old,
NUMBER one horse il 1t harnes.
No. 4-"Ma!," Bay Mare Il years old, in fOal
by Jacs, Od al arr % lna 4.
M. 5-'JerSey Gill, & YEAR old, will drive y
m lies an hour, can show 30 gait and will work
anywhs rt, safe for 'Ady to drive.
No. p Xie, Bay Hpr e, - years old, good
all around horse
No. 7-''Ma.ue," Bay Mare, coming years Old,
very pr.-roi i . OF.
No.8-"sa - Gray Mare, 4 years old, good
driver, sd le for lazy.
n. 9-"Easter, Black Mare, coming years
old yer, fine c it.
\ lO-"Roc et," Bay stallion, 10 wears o.d.
This ~ very fine horse and -ure colt ge ter.
Go i Mi around hor,e
No. IL aud 12-"Pete" and Ned. pair mules,
YEAR OLD, vel broken IN all harness.
No. 13-"TOH,' B n k Mule Cuil, year old,
No. 14-"Beck, Blacs Mare Male, 6 m nths
Smyrna times., 1910-01-26
Jersey Red Brood Sow,
Farming Implements.

win be in profit by day OF sale, mast be seen
be appreciated.
Smyrna times., 1910-01-26

Mrs. Simon P. Wiley, of Seaford,
a well-known and estimable woman,
sister of Mrs. Jacob Pearson, of this
town, died last Thursday. She was
go years of age. She leaves a hus-
band, a prominent merchant of Sea-
ford, formerly in the Sussex National
Bank, and four children. Funeral
took place Saturday.
Smyrna times., 1910-01-26
DELAWARE PEACH CULTURE.
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE

were neglected and permitted to be-
come breeding places for insect and
fungous troubles"
New-York tribune., 1910-03-06

rounded dome with a slate covering attaining
a height of 162 feet above the ground line The
south pavilion contains the main entrance. shol-
tered by a portico supported by heavy Corfn-
THAN columns of which there are six in the
forms of the approaches from the driveway, an
of granite.
Aside from the south pavilion. the exterior OF
the building is practically without Ornamental
ton and the same is true Of the interior. The
interior width of the halls in the main structure
is ia feet while the lesser halls are 54 feet
wide
Altogether 1t is one of the greatest store
houses for treasure that was ever built. Hero
is to be brought all that material which GEN.
tury has accumuIa ted. No knows just
what the government owns in this line. Certain
1t is that there great treasures stored away.
the exact nature of which has been forgotten
There are records of the receipt of
terpieces the disposition of which is a mystery.
These will probably be discovered when tho
many boxes unpacked and it is also likely
that other treasures will be found, relative to
which there is no record. So extensive are tho
stored materials that with the passing of gen.
erations and of administrations all idea of tho
extent Of the collections is lost and will be re-
vealed only when the boxes are opened that
these new halls may be filled
Among the first ambitious undertakings that
face the administration of the museum will be
the mounting and arrangement of the Roose-
welt Smithsonian collection, which is now prac-
tically all in. but unmounted
WILLIAM ATHERTON DU PUY.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-06
CHRISTN4S CONTITL4LITY.

At dinner in Denver Judge Ben B Lindsey
told story about Christmas conviyiaIity.
There used to be an old fellow of sixty" he
conviviality. He was always hailed before Mag
istrate Blank, and the magistrate was about
sixty, too, a queer kind of cOmradeship, almost
friendship, arose between the two men.
"In the late autumn the topper was called away
from Denver. He did not return till Christmas
crisp Denver air was, Of course, too much for
him, and the day after his return he was hailed
before the usual magistrate the usual charge.
THE magistrate, in the green festOOred court
room felt kindly and forgvng.
We'll, George he said to the prisoner. yoA
are here again at last. eh?'
@'Yes. your honor said old George. humbIy
you've been away some time, haven't your
"'Yes, your honor; nigh on to three MONTHS
"'And how many times, George, did you get
drunk during that perod?'
II don't like to say. your honor. old George
faItered. before all these here people,
"'WelI,' said the magistrate take paper and
pencil and write it down
so George wrote, and the paper was passed
up to the magistrate who looked at it and said:
"'Ah. well. it's the Christmas season; and
since you were away three months, George. and
got drunk Qn1y sixteen times, I'll let you Off
THANK you. judge said Old George. as h
left the dock You looked at the paper upsids
down, thought"
New-York tribune., 1910-03-06
MODERN EDUCATION.

Wilis-Does you son take TO arithmetic7
Gilis-Indeed he does Last year he tooS
false weights and measures; this year he u
studying rebating. and next year he will taks
up Communication of fnes.-Puck-
New-York tribune., 1910-03-06
SWIFT THINKER.

Harker-You seem in a deep study. penny
for your thoughts, old man.
BIufwoCd-Oh. I'm a rapid thinker and havS
five hundred thoughts at once. Pass me over Q
five spot.-Chcago News.
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Cincinnati, 29. Sun

tNNfh - 80 50" sO1hA"
SrfoIs. Der itarfeu Rsgeuaafe lit Der
obere CbtoHus Qeii!aer. Sci hteilaer
Sfaot pirp eecieIbe bCu,e ebeufaIs moll
iteiaer. geitern Abeno latte TO: GluB bier
eiueu g9aHeritano uou lS.l gus.
gisTol,snssn Dspsft t.1 IMP pisrsHo ssS
seArsaeR Easss sisr etnSssrofss:
Eutsbura, 9l. Der 5IuS 81. etnsu
NaHsritane pon So Jus ans fdat.
Dse.ltua, D. "a. Dsr 5Ius sat ct.
nsn BaFsrAano Don 49 Gus uHo itebt.
Bar..rssurs. ID. ga. Der 8lus bat
sinen DaFfsrtane Don 7.2 Jus uno itetS,.
&anausa. JaIfs. Der 5ius ba. st'
aen Dafierfano pon 49 GUS uno itei9t.
ekarleasu. B. 81. Der SIus Ia. st'
men BaHsrhano pom SO 5nB uno iteiJt.
gt. 8Ieaiaut, ID. Sa. Der 5Lus Sat
s!nen 8aiisrkano por l4.S Jus uno ftetgt.
9attIettsbure, ~. Der illus bat
einen DaFsrfane pon 1870 Jub uno fe;st.
9orts y. Der SEI5 ~: e'asR
Raserkano poa 1870 gus une fteist.
aoutsuiile, ~. Der 5lus bat slRsR
@afisrhano ron 81 Jus uRo faHs.
SssrssitIe. Jns. Der 5lus bat ss.
sss DsHsrhans uos l7.6 Jus uno faat.
gairo. 5Is. Der 5Iu5 bat stx'a Bal
ieritano pon 225 5ub uxS falt.
Menyhts. Ienn. Der 3Iub batts sinsz
DofIeritano uon l7.6 GUS uno fGut.
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Ser idonite Gag i'm Sebeu
Gsreilisratbs.

Nan tpeiB, bab Der Didter. DeFeE
9eburtstag ii6 gum 100 Wsuls
iGhrt, 10 manhe tribe 3eit burhlsben
mubte uno odb ibm Dor alem isir
gril in fiinfsebn Sabren entiasunsss
rei6sn Riussns um Die Rothourft pes
2aaes piele i6pers Stuuben brahte.
9a mag Is oenn BON SntereIie iein, an
ben id6niten sas I'M 2eben bes Did
teers su srinnern, an Elm GrlebniB, ods
uns israns WaIIner. Der betonnte Be-
ariinber bes Berliner Wolln.rs5 5bedz
ters, in ieinen Qsbenserinnerun9en er.
sGblt. 5reilisrath, Der beretts i'm Sab
re 1892 in elmer QnSabl BON 8eoihten,
rImpbiirite", .Reerfabel" Il. a., ben
Ocean uno oas Shtfistreiben praf'
tia eeIdilbert bate, obpobl er auBer
bem Glbbdfen BON 6dmburg nod teIns
BON beioen fennen eelerHt bate. belt
iih in ben pisr3iser Sabren in Sriifel
auf unD mahte BON bort aus einen
4usfIug mad elmer Der nahen See
Itdote, notwithstanding 4miteroam. Sa
bier Der m4oler". Elm prudtpoIIer. nat
Canton beitimmtsr neusr 8reimdIter
Dor gnfer lag, iuhte Der ben Gidter
bealeitenoe Greuno bic GrldubniB nah,
pas Gtiff 3u beieben. Der Sberbootss
mann, ein fpetttrgebrdunter alter See-
mann. ma4ts ben 5iihrer. 4u Der
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RdpitGnsaRaiiits q enti6ulbigte er ii6,
oab sr bic 6errsn niht in oieie Rdume
einfiibren Tonne, ba Der Rapitdn eben
9dits BEL iih bstpirtbe. Gefprd6ss
peiie tpuroe nod erpdbnt, buB oerIelbe
idon 8peimaI bic Rsiie um bic Delt
gematt babe. sSn bem 4usenbltd off
nete it6 bic Sbire, uno man erbIitte
cine frDblt6s 9eieafhaft BON elegunten
9amer uHo 5erren, bic eben imgsgrtff
mar, Elm nicbts peniger als frugalesSts
ner gu beenDen. Der blonDe 0ihter
entihulotgte ii6, bab er, ohns Die Grz
laubnib bes &apitdns our geiihttgun9
gu beiiBen, Ietner Neugier gefolgt lei.
Dieter, Elm boQenbeter Weltmann, no
tbtgte bic 9errsn, in feline Rdume etnz
3utrsten, 3eigte t6nen ieine elegante
WafFentammer unb iein Qrbeits3inI-
mer, oas eine feline eetpdbIts Bidder
fammlung entbielt, in Der ii6 aud
Jreiligratbs 9idtungen befanoen.
,sFrsut ss Did nidt, bab Define 9es
bt6te jebt bic Reife nad Canton nit
mu6en?" fragt Der 8egIsiter Jretlis
gratbs ieinsn 1Srsurp. vDesbalb2"
ipirft Der aapitdn ba3ptiden. Der
6err 1T Jreiligrat6," onttpOrtet oes
9i6tsrs Jrsuno. ni5reitigrutb? Der
0i6ter 5reiligratb?" ruft Der Gee
mann itiirmifh aug. 4uf bic Be-
jabung Der fsra8e itiir3t er gum
Spra9robr: .glaggen auf. 4Qe Mann
an goro! Gbampagner berduf! -
8ott iegne sic, Sic baben mir man.
6en beiben Gag uuf bem tpeiten S3ean
pertiir3t, man6e frobe, begeiIterte
Stunbe gei6dffen!" ST briitte Den er.
i6iitterten 9ihter befpegt an Die 8rui,
unb Die 9lGier nit Dem tn3niihen an
getonmsnsn ihdumenben Rebeniaft
fiilleno, ipra6 er nit pei6er Sttnlme:
yWetne 5erren unb 8amer, gle auf
oem iyeItianoe BADEN teine Ibnuns,
rpeld' treusr 8egleiter Der fpdbre oeuts
ffP Ot6ter Dem etniamen Seefubrer
in Ternsn Welttbeilsn 1T, mas bieier
tbm 5u cdnten bat! Gin 3ufaQ, ben th
'eons, brtngt Ter geften einen an met
nra SdIh! Wetne 6erren uno 8dmeu,
ir 1cfme boE uls cine frpbe 9orbebeus
tung fir msire morgige Reiie! Grbeben
gle bic 8ldier, Der 9i4terSreiligratb,
sr lahe 6of!" QautIos, urD eine 5reuz
be.l9rdne mU9iom 3uriidorGngero,
noGm Ger ii6errdihte 9thter, Der -
pie GBaQner neint - in bieIemQugenz
blid MT tetnen 5uri:en Der GrDe gez
tauift bdtts, 3rn ituAn1ii6en Subelruf
Ger 2npeuIsnotn entsegen. 8ei ieiner
Gnifstuung itaroen ehrFur4tsOoll in
8;rei Eeiten unb in bethlehem nIas
Manr On 8orb", aQC 5ldggen tpdren
1Gf9escoen, bas S6iff lag i'm ieftlidsn
Shmude Da. aIs oh Elm SOnie es nit
ieinem 8eiuhe beebrt bate. 8as
mar Der id0nIte Gag i'm 2eben 5rsiIi=
ardtbs.
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Grbfen. Telephone 75e-sl.oo per
ead.
Rlben. -80-35c per Dusenb giinbeI.
BIumen lob l.-Ginbe!mtiher 81 30
per Dutenb a6pfe.
Crime 8obnen S1.00 - 1.26,
Nadsbobnen s1.25--1.50 per camper.
2anbsgrobui...
8obnen. - Rarft itetts. grima Mass
sowfatt $.l5. sefi,bte uno bet SsRs sss
pfa6te Rapp $3.50 per 8u.
Seu. Rarft rubis. 80. Etu0tsy
sl9.00-l9.5D, Eo. 2 DO. $3.50 - ls o..
80. 8 DO. $l6.00-16.50 RIes, eemti9tsr
30. / Sl7.00-l7.50. 30. 2 DO. $loOO---
1850; aIee, Rc. 1 s14.50--l5.Oo. 30. 2
$i2.50- 1880 per Ton. alfalfa $500
per Tea
Wabl.ufutter IN fteHa. sleh $500,
--l7.O0, Wtoblins erobe 90 o.00-2i 90. DO.
feires $22.O0 - 23.00, semiittes Suites
Sls.00-l8.o0 per Tonne tn Butt nHo sl.o0
mebr auf oem SeIsife.
gerf6iebenes.
EeIe. 49, Warh rubis uno ief. aeinbI
robes 6Oc, setohtes Slc per gaaoHe tn BAR.
item pon IA Dbl. Grtra CONNER Ter
2arb6l s5c per Gauone, Cotton Seeo
Del robes 50 - 60c, raffinirtes 63--64c
@auone. 1erpenftn e5e, Petroleum, ger.
lection Zoe, Ohio, Rentudp uno Snbiaua
9s<c per gdflone. GrowH GaioIiH l6c,
Ropbta l3c per GalIone.
gals. - Ter War.t liz rubss. Chto
aiper 80 - 95e, Rsdisan unb atron
8St per gblppn $50 Bfo.
9dts tit ftetis. Srima gitp - Tx.
DO. Gountrp 877ss-7e per gfunb.
Soble ruhia. g)ouatioohenp
s3.25, Rus uno Glad 800 - 2.25,
qanamba etadsobten $325, NUS uno
Glad .9o-2.25 per 9onns abgetiefert.
RautlcIe etadiohlen s3.75. antbracit.
t725-7.50 per Tonne obeelisfert. Cote
ioften 1l--12c per gu. obeeIiefert.
edmer eien.-Tarst ftetia. aIeefca'
men $5 $4,000 auf bsm geleiie unb ss so
$40 per gu. pom etors. Iimotbp 81 40
] IS anf benz geIeife uno $1,000 per
gu. pom store. Wuhmeiser 9Oc. ,flahs'
iaomen 90 .25-2.75 per gu. llneariiter
Rtuet 81 .40-1.50. beutiher DO. 81 l.50 -
l.S0, croindrer bo. $l.40-l so rer 9u.
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Ser Siirserfries in sonoun.

Ilan fdrsibt aus 2OnbOn: Gin
bittsrsr 3piefpalt 1T IN Der gros
Ben peftIiten 2ouboner Gemeinoe
aeniington ausgebro6eu, Die einige Der
6eitsn uno teueriteu Wobnbe3irte Der
5auptItdDt entbdIt. 4uf sinem Der
pieIsn freien pldgs BON aerIington,
benz GoparossSquure, itebt eiHe51ue
ierreibe. Die 5tpifasn iid uno osm
Square nod einen nit 8dumen be-
pfIan3tsn uugittsrteu Pripatgarten
Bat, Der ben Ramen gurrs Ssrrace
fiibrt. Die Serrafe 1T oas Gigsns
tbum bes geIiBers pes Soosns, auf
psI6em bic 9Guier erbout iino, aber
ss fiibrt felt pieIeu Subr3e9nteu ourh
Die 3errufe elm offsntIider 5uBpeg.
Wem Der 5uBpes gebDrt, oas mag 10
Ieiht ni6t feItSufteiIen ietn. SeoenfalIs
forgt Der 9smeinoeratb BON aenIingz
ION ieit benz Sabre 1851 fir bieien
SSubtpeg, inbem er i'm uuterbdIt,
pflaitert, rstrist, tepant uu0 belsu6z
tst. Sriiber bat cs iiber al oas teinen
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aber bat 2oro aeniingtpn, Der friibere
8runoberr, oas gieentbum an Der
SerraIIe elmer 9augeieQfhaft pertauft,
bic iich r5he 9tmaleamateo Gitutes,
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bates Wiibpersniieen; ss beoeutet audi
cine Gnttpertbung oes unIiegenoen
9runoeigcntbums, penn Elm fhener
uno freunoliher Bobnplag in FOLDER
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Die @,efibIe ibrer Wlttbiirger 81 fdoz
nen, sinsen Die rImalgamateo
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belt Dor. Rsuiih lieBen tie BEL
be 4ussduse oes 5uBnegs, Der nies
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-29
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