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MEDICAL.

LADIES DESIRING ADVICE
by graduated registered specialist call at MRS
WILLIAMS'S office. private house, 4Ss Wet
Twenty-second IT., New York. 2 blocks from
Twenty-third st. ferry. or 4 blocks from Twentr-
third st. Hudson Tunnel station. Absolute ga lis
faction guaranteed or no charge, Consu,tat flor
free. Office hours. 10 to 4: Sundays, II TO 4
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.KUHN-At New Jersey Home for Dis
abled Soldiers, April 4, 1910, George F.
Kuhn, late Company *, Twelfth New
York militia, aged 81 years.
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BROWN-Entered into rest, on Satur-
day. April >. 1910, Joseph H. Brown,
devoted husband of Anna b. Grown
ri his late residence, 81 Brunswiek
street. Late chorister of st. Johns
Methodist Episcopal Church, Acad-
envy street
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BUERCk-Passed away ON saturday,
April .. 1910. after long illness. at her
home. Sc William street, Susan Buerck
(nee B%reitenbach), wife of Frederick
w. Buerck, in her 64th year.
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JAEGER-Entered into rest. April 3,
1910, Maria Jaeger, aged Y years.
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SCHNEIDER-On Saturday, April 2,
1910, Vesta Schneider (nee Stark, be-
loved wife of Hugo Schneider, aged 46
years, 152 Spruce street.
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MULLER-On Friday, April /, 1910.
Anthony, beloved son of Andrew and
Hedwig Muller (nee During), aged "a
years.
Relatives and friends, also Carpen-
ters' Union, Local No. 119, and the
B~ayrischer X. u. V. No. l, are kindly
invited to attend the funeral on Tues
day, 9th inst. at 8:15 a. m. from his
late residence, No. 276 Livingston
street, to st. Peters Church, where, at
O'Clock. a High Mass of Requiem will
be offered for the repose of his soul.
lnterment Cemetery Holy Sepulchre.
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scheuer (nee Strauss, in the 10th year
OF her age.
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CEMETERIES.
| RIDGE CEMETERY

Franklin av.. Bloomfield. n. j.; office, scheuer
Building. Tel. 406s-R, Market, and 1851,
Bloomfield. Single graves. S14.00; lots from
$50 up.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
~LOST-Ladies' pocketbook, containing mones
and an April Communication ticket on lacha-
wanna. Finder can keep money and get further
reward by returning ticket to Postoffice boN IL
East Orange.
LOST-Saturday. between , and 3 p. M, IN
Vailsburg section or South Orange av' car,
ladies' gold watch with Marie engraVeq ~
cover. Reward If returned TO ARTHUR MupD,
10 Helen place.
FOUND-Bulldog on Union st. owner can nave
same by paving expenses. Address anu
describe DOG. Box 50, Star Office.
LOST-PearI horseshoe pin. Saturday night, be,
tween Ridge st. and Hickory st, near Centlai
av., Orange. Reward II returned 15S HICKORY ST
LOST-Vest, on Kinney st. car. SATURDAY:
Finder will be rewarded II returned TO 43
Winans av., after Z p. M; top floor.
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VAN HOUTEN-On April ;, 1910,
Sabuel c. Van Houten. in his 18th
YEAR.
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WE can sell your business quickly and without
publicity. II you have a business for sale see
WENZEL & Co, SEQ Broad. Rooms 425-426.
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CAHoONE-At his home. 152 Roseville
avenue. on Monday, April /. 1910, Ed
win Ruthven Cahoone, son OF Stella
Fairehild Rhodes and the late Charles
r. cahoone, in his 21st year.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
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HUGHES-On Monday. April 4, 1910.
Anne, widow of the late Thomas
Hughes, at her late residence, No. SO
Wickliffe street.
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FOR SALE.


CoWsi cows! Cows-wi1 receive Tuesday.
April .. a carload of choice fresh cows and
sprihgers, which are for sale or exchange at the
lowest market price, at L LEWIS'S Stables,
80 Eighteenth ay.; tel. 1904 Waverly.
MOSQUITO NETTING.
SCREEN DOORS. GARDEN HOSE
TENTS AND cANVAs.
SONS & CO.,
CLAY AND D SITS.
UP-To-DATE meat and sea-food market; corner
store; good reasons for selling. Apply o. r.,
Star Office.
ARTISTIC sign work: lowest prices. oRL
12S Market ST.. Kings Bldg. Phone 3720-J, Mkt.
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
II you want a good piano $50 to $50 cheaper
than YOU pay downtown. call and see
the new pianos we sell for
PAYMENTS AS Low AS 81 A WEEK
Bargains IN used pianos SEQ up.
s5 Springfield av. Open evenings.
NEW. slightly used and secondhand pianos.
Hardman. 500; Pollock & Co, s125; Brewster.
si5o; and other pianos used a few months In our
studios. "oh. its q shame" Nobody but Sam
Orr would ofer such Inducements. II you want
a plano now is the time. Come today. DELAYS
are dangerous. Cash or time. SAMUEb ORR,
$40 Broad ST.. Newark, n. J.
PIANO FOL sALE-PARTY IN TOWN MUST
GIVE UP UPRIGHT PIANO ON ACCOUNT
ING BALANCE. FOR TERMS
P~OSTOFF1CE BOX 42. NEWARK, n. ].
IF YOU buy a used piano from Wissner you
buy direct from the manufacturer and know
the piano must be In frst-class order. Uprights,
$40 to $3.50. Rented, 50 up. Squares. $40 to $50;
" monthly. sos Broad st, Newark.
PIANoFoRTE tuning, voicing, action. regu.
lating. etc: expert. w. LEWIS, CSC
North Seventh St, Newark.
UPRIGHT PIANO. in storage. will sell cheap:
no room. Address QUICK BUYER, Box IS.
Star Office.
PIANOS TUNED. $50: expert work. JOHN
SPURGE, 65 Springfield av. Tel. 219S-R.
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HEDGTS-On April 4, 1910. Samuel NJ.
Hedges, in his eighty-ninth year.
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BURDICK-on April ), 1910. Mary T.,
widow of Philip Burdich.
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MURRAY-On April 9, 1910, Anna, be-
loved daughter of John w. and Celia
NJ. Murray (nee Flatley), aged > years
10 Second street.
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VAN DUYNE-On April 3, 1910, VIII
lam w. husband of Emily Van
Duyne. aged 80 years, 43 Marcy ave-
nue.. East Orange.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
ALWAYS LooK FOR RELIABLE
BUSINESS CHANCES AT
& Co.
500 ROA ROOMS 425-42

Id business places are carefully INVESTIGATED
and YOU are protected by uying from WEN
EEL & CO, 500 Broad, Rooms 425-i26.
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BUTCHER business; best location In city
doing a business OF s4E0 weekly: rent s2o;
good lease. price 81 900. WENZEL & CO.. SOC
Broad, Rooms 425-426.
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED. to rent, for three or four weeks,
small machine shop. for experimental work.
with power lathe ami drill press: equipped with
mower and electric lights. In r~eplying give full
detail MS to location. rent and euuipment.
MACHINE, Box So. Star Office.
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STOCKMAN-On April 1, 1910, Rache.
G.. wife of J. Barkman Stockman.
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TOWNLEY-on Sunday. April 8. 1910,
Sarah A. Cornish, wife of stephen e..
Townley.
Funeral services will be held at her
late home, Sc Emmett street, on Tues
day. April >, at . p. m. Relatives and
friends are invited to attend. Inter
ment in Evergreen Cemetery at the
convenience of the family.
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SMITH-Entered into rest. on Friday,
April l. 1919. at her residence. Jos
Hamilton street. East Orange. Fanny,
wife of Daniel Smith.
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HAsKINs-On April 4, 1910, at his
residence, rs Washington street, Har-
rison, Charles A, beloved husband OF
Maria and son of Asa Charles and
the late Maria Haskins, aged As years.
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MORTGAGES, LOANS AND
PERSONALS.

people. women keeping house and
others furnished money without security,
cheapest rates. easiest terms; save money by
seeing me before trading elsewhere. Offices in
Sc principal cities. ID. II. ToLMAN. room GLE.
2S WASN'T: gtor st.
MONEY 70 LOAN on bond and mortgage; pri-
vate and building and local moneys.
CHARLES Z. GURNEY. III Union Building.
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SHEPPERD-On April ., 1910, at the
home of her mother. Mrs. Frances
Schaeffer. No. 20 Duryee street, Elsie,
wife of Charles P. S%hepperd.
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BUTCHER and vegetable business for sale: re
ceipts $1,000 weekly: rent $50. including
rooms: fve-year lease: will bear ~strictest in
vestig ition. price 80. 500. WENZEL & co.
500, Broad. Rooms 425-426.
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SEAMAN-On Sunday, April ,, 1910, at
her sisters home, Mrs. A. \. Gatchell,
S04 Sussex avenue. Frances Barrett
Crawford. widow of Jacob Seaman.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
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ALL MAKES sold. rented, exchanged and re-
paired: fine circular letters a speciality. NEW
ARK TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. oldest in
Newark 0 Beaver ST.. phone 43J Market.
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TAYLOR-April 8, 1910. John Ericsson,
son of Samuel w. Taylor, in his SON
year.
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AADERER-on Saturday, April :. 1910,
Louis John, beloved husband OF Clara
HadeTer (nee Schneider), aged 80
y-srs 2 months 20 days.
Relatives and friends. also Hay
Foundry and Iron Works Mutual
Benefit Association, are kindly in
vited to attsnd the funeral from his
late residence, No. s Kossuth street,
on Tuesday. April 5, 1910, at , p. m.
Interment in Paramount Cemetery.
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CONONER-Died March 81, 1910. VIII
lam. beloved son of the late william
and Anne Conover.
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MURPHY-On April 8, 1910, Dominic,
beloved son OF the late Patrick and
Bridget Murphy, at the residence of
his brother. John Murphy, $50 La
fayette street.
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SCHOBER-Entered into rest on Satur-
day, April >, 1910. Louisa W. Schober
NEE Gohrl. widow of the late Karl
Schober, aged Il years 5 months %
days.
Relatives and friends are most re-
spectfully invited to attend the flu
neral. from her late residence, 499
South Tenth street, on Tuesday, April
), 1910, at ; p. m. Interment IN
Woodland Cemetery.
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SDpnisb TransI1tiOr-.
Cor dependence. catalogue and commercial work
a speciality. ]. ]. ARNAO. $50 Lincoln av.
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Printing.

CARDS. bill heads. etc. fine work. quick deliy-
cry, 75c up. ROSE PRESS l5s Mulberry st
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chimes; hrst-class rentals SO. GEORGE JUDD,
agent Monarch Visible, II Academy ST.; tei.
423S-L. Market.
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ADJ and mems clothing on credit from the
best cash stores; business confidential: no
agents or collectors. Address II r.. Star once.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

MALE.
DRIVER-Young man wishes position as onNef'
Address YOUNG. Box SO. Star Once.
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DIEGEL-Entered into rest, after lin
eering illness, on Saturday. April >,
1910, Henrietta Diegel. aged 81 years,
beloved mother of Mrs. Henrietta A.
Brunder and Mr.. F. William DieSei'
Widow of the late jacob Diegel. 20
High street.
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DOYLE-On April /, 1910, John, beloved
husband of Jane Doyle.
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ALL kinds o. businesses sold. Schwartz's Bust
ness Exchanga. e05 Springfield av. s21 Ms. Mkt.
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Hardwood Floors, Parquetry

Parquet floors. Old floors rehnished.. I'm
II. JAMoUNEAU, 10 Branford pl. Tel. 22o1.
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Window and Porch Screens.
NOW is the time to order your window and
porch screens. JOHN KOPP & SON. 49, South
Ninth St; phone 2137-J, Waverly.
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pOUGLASS-On March 81, 1910, John,
beloved son of John and Elizabeth
Douglass (nee Stapleton). 261 ogden
street.
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. Notice Of funeral hereafter.
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has puttiless window: who can
finance II? W. ]. r.. BOX SO. Star Once.
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CONFECTIONERY and cigar stores wanted;
have cash buyers waiting. Give full partic-
ulars and lowest price to WENZE & CO. 500
Broad. Rooms l25-426.
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FURNISHED ROOM HOUSE. near City Hall
always filed; good paving business; price S75C
Investigate at WENZEL & CO., 500 Broad
Rooms 1916.
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HELP
MALE.

AUTO SCHOOL OF NEW J~ERSEY.Years OF
experience in auto school work enable US 10
give the best practical instructions at the loW-
est fees; your license obtained after passing
our examination. Day and evening LESSONS "'
Washington ST., near Kinney.
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cows! cows CoWS-will receive Tuesday,
April ). a carload of choice fresh cows and
sprtngers, which are for sale or exchange at the
lowest market price. at GUS LEWIS'S Stables,
as Eighteenth av. tel. 1904 WaVerly.
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Sic cbrnmmsraauer YaiiionsIui.!e.

Infer betauntsr Mitburger Serr
Grnit u. Wcisr fpiro am Sonntas,
II. 9e3ember, 2 llbr Nahmittags, i'm
9ranb Gpernbauie siren iauitrirten
9ortrug ubtr bic paIIionsIpisIe in
Gbsrammersau i'm Sabre 1910 ball
ten. Der 0ortragenos iisbt in unierer
Staot als S6riftitsQsr. Rebner uno
aunit.rititer in hobem Nufeben. gr
III felt elmer Reihs oon Sabrsn Setres
tar bss 9sutIhen Qitterariidenalubs,
,ennt bic alte 2ttteratur, tennt Gez
ihihte uno bat Die GutlpidIuns Der
banerifden paTipnsfpiele gum Spes
siaIituDium sema6t. Serr Weier mar
ben CONNER iiber in OeutIhlanb, bat
iit Idngere 2eit in Sbsrammeraau
oufsebaltsn unb bat bic psrIonli6e
gstarntItoft nitt nur Der geb0roen.
Ioubern aud Der Sauptbari.euer be-
ier eroBten oranatiihen 4uffiibruna
unierer 3eit gematt. uber nitt blob
oie Wenihen, aud bas 2anb bat er
fsnnen sslsrnt unb bon gllem piro
6err meier in ieinsm gortras in
bohIt feTelnoer Meiie er3dbIen. $50
itersoptiihe 4niiht,u mad ua.benti=
i4en photographer rerosa pas Sas
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Triiberer 6utelcierf
Soa SaS SremSenbndJ geitoblen nnS
oem Staafsanmalt punt iibrrs
gebeu baben.

Carl Coleman, Elm friiberer glert
oes BON Jrau Skrrdro 9eattp betri.z
b.nen Gnterprils 6otels, puro. geitern
Wittus. nahbem er felt ldnserer 3eit
bon Der poli3si seiuht tpurpe, uerbafz
tet uHb uHtsr Der 4ntldgs, bas syrems
benbud oes 9ptels seitobIen gu baben,
perbdftet. Dor einigen Wonaten IN
auguririe Staatsanpnlt 6unt cine
Samposne gsgen 5otsls 3'psifelbaft.n
gbaraiters. gd!o bdrauf perIhpdnb
ods Jremoenbuh bes gntreprife go
tells unp nit bemieIben Der glert Carl
Coleman. Ginise 3eit Ipdtsr puroe
5rau 8eat.p, bic g.iiseriH bes Sots!s,
bon Stdatsnntpdlt 6unt bena6rihtist,
oab lie bds Jremoenbuh in feiner Gf>
flee in Gmpfaug uebmen tonne. Cole
man foa oas BUD geftoblen uno ben,
Staatsdnipnlt iibereebeH baben. gr
ffeIte fih geitern Wittdg gum .rIt.n
Wal felt bemYorfda pieoer i'm Gntrez
prife 6otel Elm, uno ssrau gedttp be-
nahrihtiate bic poli3si. porauf feline
8erboftung erfolsie.
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Gterblid3f Sberid3t.

Wilbert 5ersufon, l. I'll Winsat'
4uep, Jnaueit in Shpebe.
Warp Stein, Sc. 1920 6adberrr
Ctr, 5er3leiben.
Ridarb Wbitefibe. &c.. sos Broabs
tpan. 1ubertuloIe.
gIias 5oriton, As. SHqueF IN
Sfpebe.
Belle pabns, 46. 428 garIisIsax..
Ger5leiben.
Sobn greunig. As, 300 Warue,
Ctr, Yierenleioen.
Barbara 6euri9. 81. 1881 2iberir
Ctr, 5er3leiben.
Saeob 4bam 9oaarbah. 8 Wona.e,
Delhi. Ulaiern.
Clarence g. Wabmann. II mo
den. 1716 Soc Miuidms 4pe.. Cuff
rDbrsnentsiinouns.
2reile Mrgrearn. 8 Wouate. 234
Qubiotp, auHaenenisiinoung.
gbarlott. 8. 2eitc. II. 1888 i9su:
fbau qOe., neutrality-suspicious..
Mlent Stannah So. Alto 5au:iltou
ape.. Snqueft in ShDebe.
Ralpb 8. Dan. 5. 1705 Sycamore
Str, Gebltopfeni5iinoung.
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s5iir's Nptbe 6reu3
Spden bier S36, 900 Snrdt frri,piaise
yeiiteneru aaisebradlt psrben.

Jiir ben 1onbs bes ~Rotben ar.us
3es" iperben bier in Cincinnati $685.
600 aufsebratt nerbeu. DIR Betrag
Der i'm san3.n 2anoe fiir Dieien 1Dnbs
5ufammen5ubrinsen ift, be3iffert iih
auf $2.000,O0 unb Cincinnati folI gu
Diefer Gumme $36. 900 beiiteuern. Sn
Hen Yort iino idoH $500.000 Bet
fnnHeu.
Oas bieiige Gommittee, tpelhes bic
Sammluugen leiten lpirb. er,rdbltc
Strrn Charles 3. 9af. gum Norfiser;
5errn ). q. Sdmiolapp gum Shass
meiitsr uub 0errn Darrp W. 2epp
gum SetretGr. 8esiiglih ber 1rase,
fpie Der geiiras gineinnatis aufsez
braht iperoen Ioa. III nod tein oefinis
tipsr geIbluB sefabt mprben, ab.r
BON perlhiebsnen Seiten lit Der 8ors
idIas semadt porben, bas GeIb burt
cine Offentlife Subiiription 3uIam=
men3ubrinsen uno duberbem iolI.e II,
sSabrifen unb 0efhdfts bGnfern ge@
fammelt tp.rben, ipobei ieoerMngsitellt.
urn einen g.itrag BON sebn Gents er=
iuht irerben folIie. Der Jonos oes
.Rotben 2reuNs" iii uiHt nur fir ben
Frieesfaa beiiimmt. ionoen tpirb audi
in Gri.b.nsaeiten Bel stipaigen Rata
itropben CUR gernenbung selangeu.
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Die Cincinnati aurniiurs Grhans.
hdlt am ndhiien Ditnftas. 13. b. W.,
in itrem aduptquartier i'm Gibion
Sruie ibre idbrlihe genm.en,pofI ab,
iiir peihe nahftetenbs sfpei 1idets
ins Jelo seitslIt tporben iinb:
RsgulGres 1idet- -Dirs!!oren: r.
8. Ballman. ). y. Dies, J. Dorne.t.,
5r.. 6snrp poffelo. 3. 8. asmper,
paui Stirmer, u. @. Steinmdn. sS.
s.. llfimau, 3. .. Werfel, ST., !. 6.
Duipe6er, 6. g. JeuB, Tho. grosn..
8. Ruhtmann, 8. u. Glopo unb Sota
Wolf.
unobbdnsises 1idei - Tir.ttoren:
q. .. Batter, e. gerninstaus. Mnl.
gHhoIf. 9arrp Dinilsr. Jofeps
Gdeib. Genrp Gdmio. Mm. 3. Gsr.
iro. 1reo. 20. Stiae. u. .. Wisaers,
$. %. 1adsr. Joi. Nuihie, ;yreo.
DuHe. Wm. 3. OafIs, Muauitus RepS
lex uno gidreuee Stephens.
Der Gsimmsaisen pirb pon 81
lbr Rnhmiitoss often isin unb um
7.15 lltr Mbeuos rirb oos sSabress
Bontet., fir tuelfes Ri1ter 8. 8.
Mooomaniee unb prpf. Spbn g.
Sbsarer bonn Ohio Me&dnics sJniti.
tuie aIs Reoner gepcnnen fnb, feinea
MnFdng nebmen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-10
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-10
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