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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-13
IndigeStiOrl Gas, Heartburn
Headache and other distress
will 90 in five minutes,

III you rad some Diapcpsin handy
and would take little now your
stomach distress or Indigestion would
vanish iu five minutes and you would
feel Guc
This harmless preparation will di-
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SOUR. out-of-ordcr stomach before you
realize IT,
Dr. your meals don't tempt you. or
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Ask your Pharmacist FOR a 50-ceni
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tUc just as soon as you can. There
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-13
FIRE IN TAMNANY HALL
Ola Democratic WiEwam In New York
Damaged 20 the Extent of
$4,000.

New York. Dec 12.-Tammany hall
the "wigwamr homo OF the famous
political organization known as the
Tammany society. was partly destroyed
by fire today. There was fear OF the
blaze communicating TO nearby build
irge including the old Academy Of
Music, the Olympic Music hall and the
Central hotei The flames. however.
were confined to the interior OF Tam
many hall itself Torrents Of water
was poured into the big structure and
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-13
Distributes

volumes OF water had been poured
through the windows OF the upper
floor. flooding the large ballroom and
the rooms underneath.
Tammanv hall stands on Ees Four
teenth street In the heart OF the old
time theatrical district and is now
thickly dotted with ancient buildings.
many OF them Of an inflsmable char
acter. For this reason a large oGan-
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-13
BAER BROS. MERCANTILE CO.,

tity OF fire apparatus was called out
dance was given last niEht by 2
social club in the ballroom OF tho hail
or cigarette left IN one OF the boxes
In the gallery started the fire. lt if
estimated that tho damage by fire ano
water TO the interior Of the buildins
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-13

the greater part OF the damage was
caused by this deluge.
The fire chiefly exerted its force
upon the gallery. where 81 started. and
"a portion Of the floor below IT took
two hours work to get the blaze under
control and this task was not accom-
plished until the fire had eaten its way
down from the gallery to the lower
floor, where It was checked, and great
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-13

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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-13

y ss,sis canadian Pacific and Union
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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-13
Bath Robes

An ideal garment for gift pur-
poses. Our assortment is large.
Prices. 81 60 SO.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-03-23
AGENTS FOR
VIM. ENKE,
of Portland,

The man who owns andoperates the largest
and best clothes cleaning establishment on
the Pacific coast. We cater to the very best
trade--we ask for trial on silks satins and
wool goods. Our work is guaranteed
Bring it to us.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-07
OuE o0the Wisdom q
CYNTHTAGREY

In spring the woman with sen.
sitivc feet suffers fortunes with nor
tender ~eNtrrmities
These ills % the feet af first but
temporary afflicsloas. n neglected.
scon become permanent burdens
and their cure d almost impns sible
So us well worth while % give az.
tcntion % the worrisome members.
Among other things bathing enc
feet with cold water ulahf aud
morning brings relief
Rubbing the feet With lemon BE-.
fore retiring is resffgl. and n one
has an lnfiamed corn. Il can be
cured By TYING Il 30 10 a section 81
lemon foE several aights then soak
IN hot water aud it can b. lifted out
with the nolnts Of sciesorss
A good astfiEEenl iotlau will
harden the foot and make them loss
sensitive One that has proved
successful is made from six table.
spoonnts Of alum. two tablespoons
Of tannin a half pint OF rosewatog
and pint 81 vinegar Nix thor.
oughiy. strain and bottle tightly
Apply a litiie 20 fhe feet after bath.
ina night and morning
u IL well tn have one large. soft
pair o. shoes. which can Be worn
tor a short time o spring pheu the
feet are unusually sensitive. Both
calfskin and patent leather cannot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-07

Little Problems of Love and Marriage !:
What Is the Prospect for Happiness for the Woman
Who Marries Widower With Large aFmily?

Marriage With a widower with a
largv family doesn't mean lust what
Il does when q Is the initial ven.
ture on each side. and woman
should study the prospect ahead ol
her very carefully Ca see II lt viii
Yield the happiness she expects she
should not plunge into Il tightly
thinking 81 course. she will be hap.
~ because she is married CD the
man she loves
Love ia much and can smooth
many rough places or at leas, help
enc over them SO that their rough
ness does not count hut ltfo has
O. bc lived practically every dag
and many little things can crop up
10 continually jar and fret and per
hap- M ume hrlug dlscord into
loves sweet tune A woman who
contemplate such a marriage
should at least look ahead io the
problems she viii have on her
hands and De ready 90 Rgapple
them THIS viii AZ least help To
hold her happiness 50 that &c may
not slip away from her un.
eXpcclcdly.
Should Love Children
she should be- a lover Of children
II she has uo real love Tor children.
% have five or eight thrust upon
her 20 Suide aud care ior sill tax
her nerves ana temper Go The ut.
most Il Is doubtful n she viii De
able Co Go her duty hy them n she
IS one 81 those whom the restless.
ness 20 children annoy and lfritate
TO insure happiness in such
marriage a woman needs Co have
tact Sac viii have children Of
various AGES and tastes 10 MANAGE:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-07

Maple Sugar Mskss the Meat De.
ilelous benhers
Real maple sugar d such a do
llcious sweet ln itself that lt seems
ilke KlidinK refined gold 60 boil Is
down with cream and nuts uf 10
turn lt into a fondant but those
sho want 20 DO en- NAY find The foi
lowing recipe useful
For maple f0ndant take 3
cupfuls of maple syFup 2 % esnr
sugar and = teaspoonfai u cream
~ tartar Boil this mixture until
h sorma thread an Inch luua
when dFippad from n apdcn Theu
pour u Into = butioFed pan ard let
Il stand for 90 minutes At the end
of this time beat q Wifh a fork "a
"a e thlckena Tufu the masa oai
on hutterrd platter and treat Il
ike an ordinary fondnnt Then use
90 any way desired BALLS o. the
endant mas BE- pressed between
the halves 81 nuts or rolled Ia
feeah EFatea c0cosnut. % squares
~ Il may be dipped ia melted
chocolate
Maple sugar that has been melt
"a and mixed with a liitlc butter
makes delicious coating for
cream candies prepared from whitc
foudant Cocoanut creams are par.
tleuiariy good when treated ia this
way
Another delicious maple bonbon
calls Tor hiE cupfuls % broken
maple sugar and q acant cupful ~
rich milk OF cream boiled together
until a little hardens when stirred
10 cold saucer When This stage
Ia reached. add some chopped uui
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-07

Cream together / cup Of sugar
aad i2 esp u buiier Stir .u ihc
beaten yolha of two GsRa. 10 cup ~
milk. ia Which dissolve ~ tea
spoon of soda and two cups %
flour. aiiisd into the measuring
cup. with ! ieaspoonful OF cream o.
tartar Add the Hifny beaten
whites Of two eggs. stir rapidly.
and bake IA two 81 three sheets n
pastry flour ia used measure be.
fore sitting
Caramel fTuaiine aud filling
Boil 70 wlnuieg aud atiF until ihlck
and smooth. two cups 81 sugar. 23
~ a cup ~ milk and q piece u but
ter the sire 81 a. egg Flavor with
vanilla. spread between the sheets
~ cake and on top for fr0s,ing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-07

when under the lps,...
ahd nleo seears n ''snee
ne never calls beto,aa Y
ara Then sleeps s 'y''
mink a ioi q g 1a q
mink be carcs for ny; y !
a Il ~ not ea.,
nov you can res rs = -
his youth lie u, ~, . 4
nose would be sp srs'''
eeed only in being mn ,uI... q
ana dlagustlng q ' iss' !
'nlfe manly men. NJ ~ I.
care car. Tor you. nor IN s'
you knew how ierrI N. -
laling = thing ltiam, (. y
one o. hla type. You - Y u
laoments time IN s, s,l.
iiiin Ehile yoD can s''s j
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-07

an Immense motif ~ yellow lace set
az the Jeff on the skirt and AZ edges
pf the bodice Tho yoke and short
sleeves are of whlfe lace. and the
undeFsklrt n u Kfay sllk wi,h large
green leaves BLACK satin folds aud
pipinss give the decisive touch "a
the FoWn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-07

A musicai laugh IL rare sift a
hearty one ID Infectious but II sou
are Incapable ~ either. suppress a
laugh that means nothing
The woman who really laughs Is
Joy % those around her it may
not possess a pitch that delights .
unsteady ear "a mas have iufec.
tious little notes that DO not stand
FOR harmony. but u e IL real aua
Joyous IL viii make al those who
hear u smile
The laugh that il annoying "a
the ono without meaning Il IL 4
ueryous ripple thst ls often used
IS a period or az exclamation
point o. ls placed at the ending %
every sentence. and takes from the
spoken word any meaning % EN-.
phasis lt might have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-07

Scrub the CLANS well with "a
brush aud cold water Heat them
with little water ga covered
saucepan tiil their sheiis open Boil
for one minute Remove the clans
strain the broth through a piece
of cheesecioth Thickeu with q o.
lie flour Chop the clans and ~.
turn them 30 The broth Pour ~
over hot baking powder biscuit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-07

N@tfNNN VIII FgfetN Nnf0nF.
Cock large potatoes. then mash
and season az Tor serving Turn an
Inverted bowl ia the bottom ~ 4
buiiefse hakinx dish and pFe4s the
potato around Il Glaze over with
The beaten yolk az an eKK Put al
unopened can % best salmon over
Tie sifg "a a pot Of boiiluE water
and boil hard for 30 minutes When
ths pQiAi0ce are Drowned take
from the oren. remove the bowl.
fih the center ~ the dish with che
contents % the salmon csu drained
free II oil Season ghe fish With
salt pepper and lemon juice Serve
with tomato sauce
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-07
Unthia6rey5
Il ettors

Dear Miss Grey have been
married three years and have a M.
llc son Ny husband once showed
Aia love before everyone NoW he
seldom kisses me He seldom goes
out without me and never leaves
nae alone. bu, be T. indifferent L.
q WrunG for me 70 show hos much
love himf PUZZLED WIFE
A Your husband has merely
fallen lnto she usual atiituds oi tho
average husband after tbs glamour
has woFu of Is ia not because he
loves you less. bat JUST because
mankind enjoys being fused
over lie would probably De deep
~ hurt II you we're 20 neglect him
Don't DO ~ Re sensible share
your affection with the baby aud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-07

BE- worn by women whose feet
trouble them
II the feet swell excessively In
the sprlns aud the trouble win not
yield 70 ordinary remedies. consult
the family doctor This condition
often denotes . serious deganse'
ment % the Kidneys
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-07

Sls eggs. beaten lightly. dash Of
pepper. three Tablespoonful %
cream try as usual When about
hair done. put N a cupful OF heat.
ed and seasoned sweet corn when
done. turn out on hot platter.
sprinkle with a toRapoonful ~ salt.
and serve Immediately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-07
YOU SHOULD
HAVE TOAD IN
YOUR GARDEN

Every proper garden ought 90
have = toad. say those who Kafden
annually And they look for their
pet tad every spring with the same
eagefness with which thoy await
their first cfoeus
For the toad H. the gardeners
chief assistant Hc deVoura worms.
spiders anslls and all insects which
are Injurious % plant life And be
hes been known 20 protect The a.
terostn OF hia favorlte garden plot
for 10 successive summers
And the mAligned toad does not
cause warts Tho children Of the
family might handle Aim with TN
puniiy. and even carry hlm about
In an apron pocket after the man
nor they all like--oxccpt that the
friendly toad Is made very miser.
able By such familiarity
In return for all that the toad
does for The garden. Il u q kindness
10 him to provide a dlah of water.
large enough for his bath. I'm some
sheltered spot under n hoard OF a
broad leafed plant
Self rovrVpd buffore ana thuaa sol
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-07

not her own children. with tastes
akin 10 hers. but aliens Ia a way
whom though abe loves. she cannot
love with the love she would civ,
her own They may not relish q
stepmothet rhey may be secretly
banded together 10 opposition "a
her rule Almost infinilc love and
tact are necessary to win them over
ana maintain peace aud happiness
Ia The homo
children % her own may come,
and she must be that rare woman
the woman with a dcep sense oi
Justice. not 20 show Partially. "a
really love aud care for her stop.
children the same AZ she does her
own
., isnt Easy.
u ls by NO means an easy posi-
flon for q woman % assume The
first wlfea relations often stand
ready TO criilcisc aad frequently to
make trouble with the children.
Dul n she has a genuine love FOR
children n she has tact and sym.
pathy and the disposition that Wins
the love aui confidence of children.
II she ear keep her temper wcll
undcr control. n her husband viii
stand by her LOYALTY she may safely
undertake the responsibility 70
will an her hands aud heart and
llie full She viii need lafgc
stock of anseltahneaa. for she viii
have litlie time 90 think 81 herself
and her own pleasures n she does
her duty by the mothcfl,ss brood
aba has taken under her wins hut
u she Is capable ~ manAeing sue
cessfuliy the responsibilities she
has assumed Il % a NE full o.
rtrhaa ana f0t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-07
Maple Sugar Candies

meats. butfesuaia or pecan nuts
preferred aud pour the mixture
int0 buitered pans. after taatine a
until u begins 20 thieaen When
cold rug iutn squares rhis also
makes nice cake fllline N spread
over the cake before q becomes
too hard
The HnEurnotH ~ Colohlni days
naea 90 prepared shat they called
q mat sweet which Haa made
from maple sugar butter and uut4
u was siiEhiix Drowned % that 3
cnrAr.i natuF Waa added 10 that
% che maple sugar The sugar
Was pul into a hot ran. ard enough
waiter vas added 70 prevent hurn.
ina Il waa allowed 90 melt clos
iy ard then brown allxhiY Nuts
we're added either hickory or but
tffuuga nr. II almonds uUro uasd
after hlhuchiuE The svsctmeat
was ttFu Act IL a cold place e.
harden ahen g wGH ready Tor ssrY
ms
When a little bot water u added
20 the melted maple suKar and o.
"a allowed 20 cook moment Or
twu and o. brown aiiahfiy while
cookies q makes an agreeable fiii.
ms for a cake. but care must be
taken that it doeH uot got too hard
r. whsn lltsls has been stirred
IN a cold saucer q haraona before
4 IL cold. q has been cooked TOO
long ifit 10 atili liquid whcn cold
y has not been cooked Ions enough
This "a much better say ~ test.
inE candy and cake frosiinE than
droppins little IN cold water TO
form 4 ball
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-07

TO each cup Of finely TAXED aud
freahsned Goldfish allow two cups
~ chopped cold potatoes Mlr Ia
two tablespoons Of melted butter
and one cup Of milk Pack in a
buttered pan. cover and bake 80
minutes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-07
o WOMEN READERS OF Tf5E STAP n

hla father and thus insure yoyr
own happiness
Dear Miss Grey Please megesf
q name f0f @ basketball team of
girls Also color tor our bloom
ers CAPT MARGARET
The Goal Shooters Blue IA
the standard color for bioomefa.
aud D. Herviccable.
Dear Miss Grey Please tell me
The right way 10 spell the name
Aheil" HEADER.
A Adele
Dear Miss Grey ! am girl Of 10
and Keep company with young
man the same age ile calls on mo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-07

Select white. tender celery and
tirm white apnlsa. have about
tNicc 80 much celery as apples
After parinE and corluR appiea
place them In cold water until
ready % zee. then chop and mix
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-07

banana Puff.
one cup sugar. ! cup flour. ~
teaspoon soda. I teaspoon cream
tartar, 3 eggs. weil beaten. and
cold water enough 90 make a bat
Ter probably ~ cup MiE and
stlf IA ? bananas. peeled and sliced
thin Half illl buttered cuatard
cups. steam one hour and serve
With lemon sauce
Lemon sauce Ono cup sugar.
~ cup butter. ! egg. beaten light.
! lemon. Juice and grated rind. z
cup boiling water Put IN q tn dish
and thieken over steam ~ into .
double boiler. which o. better
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-07

one cup Of chopped cabbage.
boiled 10 salt aud water until done
Add any quantity ~ milk. pepper
and a shall piece ~ butter Roll q
cracker fine and put In.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-07

Always aeep the inside 81 your
coffee pot bright 10 insure good
coffee B0li Il out occasionally
Slth soap. water ard wood ashes
and scour thoroughly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-07

When cooking milk ur suupa o.
any kiud Always nae wooden
spoon for stirring Never take a
tin spoon for this purpose
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-07
EE4R{5@I'':,2zlZ}o1N5

with the celery eat into bits Mix
Nith mayonnniHe dressing and
serve un lettuce
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-07

4 4 ~ tttt 4
FRIDAY MENU. 4
4 Breakfast a
A Fried Apples
= Oatmeal with Cream
a Baked Goldfish Hash
A Corn 0melet
= Buttered Toast Coffee =
a Dinner, =
a Cabbage Soup 4
q salmon with Potato Border 4
a String Beans =
q Celery and Apple Salad
4 Banana Puff with Lemon .
4 Cookies Coffee a
= supper.
4 Clam potpie 4
4 Celery 4
: bread aud Butter 4
4 Shredded Pineapple q
= Caramel Cake Tea. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-07

seifcovored buttons and those set
IN black rims are popular for TAI.
lored suits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-07
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Prizes
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-07

PITTS
nd diets
mnntrys
iinr Il
kn vi |
f~finl1
fhwar|
but the
have ths |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-24
,Yerbeiratbeter Maiber".

poIiSift gosart ertpirtie seitern sis
nen Saftbefehl sessn Wm. Bennett.
Dorarbeitsr Der Queen Gitp printing
Snt 60. Don Ro. 1871 6etpttt ape.,
untsr Der 2ntlage, Elm .perheirctbeter
Wnfber" su fein. glah 4usfose oes
9ogart mar Bennett Dor einigsn Mos
den BEL elmer 2ogsnieier NIT ieiner
3ohter betannt seiporben. CT bate
iih als unperbeirntbeter Mnnn ausse=
eeben unb Der jEnseE Dame ben 6of
semaht. Gr pfleste iih ipa.sr bdufis
in Der elierlihen Wobnuns bes 5rl.
gognrt sin3uitellen uno poiirte forts
ssiest als SunsssIelie. glm porisen
Gienitns begleiiete CT Grl. 8osort
nod bem Circus unb purbe bier bon
getannien Der 5amilie seieben. 2eB-
isre tbeilten am ndhftsn 9age bemDas
ter bes juHeen W1b6eRs nit. bab
9enne.t oer1eirdibet nnb Batter bon
brei Rinbern iei. NIs er iid) am
5amitas abenb in Der mobnuns Der
gnmilie 9ogart einfteiIte. ipurbe er
prn Germ gosnrt bstreffs bes Ges
riihies befrasi. Gr CAB Su, feit9obs
rem perbeiratbst 5u iein. unb uurbe
non bem entriheten poIi3iien mad
NsrobrsiSuns elmer ssb5risen 7ru6t
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-24

meIsbure eingeOrungen unb bat fid
bort In 10 SuOrtn9lifer DeiTe benoms
men, bab Die 9oti3et ii9 genotbtgt
fab, etn3uidreiten unb ibn gu Derhafs
ten. 8a In feinem Belize Elm Raz
iirmeRer borgefunoen toorben mar,
bate er itd geItern tpegen ltnfugs
unb 5rogsns Der6or9sner BdffeH gu
Deranttporten. Die leBtere 2lnflagt
purbe nteberasI9Iassn, iebo9 erbieIt
8ubman tpegsn unorbentliden 8stra'
gems eine Strafs BON $25 uno Soften
3ubittirt.
Der Neger Cornelius 2etpts tpurbe
ihulbig befunben, in bus 5aus go.
524 Carlisle Mpe. etngebrungen unb
einen 5anbtoffer nit Snbalt geTto3Ien
gu baben. Gr tpurbe nit elmer Strufe
bon breibtg Taoen Qrbeitsbaus, $500
unb Soften belegt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-24
Illus bent Voliseiaerid5t.

Der Reger Riharo Riharbion, mel.
der Dor sttpa srsi oSdbren einenWoro:
Ueriuh auf Sames Staples unternom:
men baben foa, psr3ihtete ss'tsrn lin:
ter entfprehenper 2ntiags auf cir
8orperbcr uno lpuroe ben 9rDbge:
ihporenen iiberipieieH.
Der 18 Sabre aIte Gbarlss J. Sun
bate iih unter Der 2tutlags Der 5run=
tenleit 81 oerdntpOrten. gr perIpruf
gefierllng unb puroe entIaifen.
8apib Scott, Ipelter in betruntes
mem 3uitanbe bic gtattrube ieiner
Rah6arn ssit6rt babeu Ioa. tam nit
3ablung Der Soften Daoon.
Die Rsssrinnen Sennie 5is1totpsr
unb 4nnasgeae WiQiams, 3ipei Der
polisei pohlbetannte 9srtreterinuer
Der SalbipsIt, butten Iid in Der Sam.
itag Rdht tpdbreno zines Streites
iiber bic 3unsigung zines Resers Der
meHert. Ssnuie Sog bei benz Reneon,
ire ben aiirSeren unb erlitt mebrsrs
Shnittlpunben an ben 4rmen. Sic
tpurpe freisefpro9sn, ndbrenb 4nuo
Belle init elmer Strafe bon 10 1agen
Qrbeitsbnus, S25 uno aofien beleei
tpuroe.
90. 8ubman mar am Sonntdc
ahenb in bic Mobuuns bes Ste Rams
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-24

- Die NeupflaIterung Der Reabinq
Roao purbe geItern, laut Der Beis
iung beg Observation-Disclosures Sunoz
mater, bon oem &ontratttor u. 5.
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