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The San Francisco call., 1910-07-22

Porter Was Willing The committee elections and
Route - - s ' .
willingness o & He
who
legislation
to be OF direct
primary OF
nothing of mino
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-22

RESERVATION oPENIEGS-Pierre. 5. D. July
2I-Chairman Burke of the house committee
on Indian afTsirs has been notified that there
would he attempt to open the Rosebud and
Pine Ridge lands in South Dakota before
next spring.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-22
Wisconsin Suffers

WAUSAU, Wis, July 2I-The forest
fires in the southeast portion of this
county are probably the worst ever
seen in Marathon county and unless
the wind dies down 1O,00O.90O feet of
sta nding timber viii be destroyed. The
IRE covers an area fully 10 miles in
length.
The chief loser is the Hatton lumber
company Of New London. which lost
100000 feet OF logs, and the Moore &
Galloway lumber company, I500, 600
feet Of red cedar and pine logs
Late this afternoon a telephone mes
sage was received at Wausau stating
that the Huntington forest reserve
near Kelly, had been burned over and
that the fire was raging fiercely. The
loss probably viii be very heavy
Stifled Fires Reviving
CALUMET Mich. July 21.-Forest
fires. stined by last weeks rain, are
reviving and again causing serious
damage near Freda park.
VILLAGE MENACED
MENOAINEE. Mich, July 2l.-The
village Of Palestine is the heart OF a
fireswept district. Rain saved the viii
lage for a few days, but the fire RACES
today with greater fury than ever
Fires Nearing KenOre
WINNIPEG. July 2I.-At Kenore.
Ont. 100 miles east of Winnipeg bush
fires are within a mile of the town.
Farmhouses on the outskirts have been
destroyed and the town is filled with
smoke. fire brigade has been out
for SO hours continually. Residents
are packing their valuables preparatory
TO a hastY departure.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-22

Inside History The two big human interest measures
before the
Two Big Measures
primary ar
bill
would
the anti
in
be against the
gracefully
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-22

Ferris Real Anen 'he eomns OF fs eandoate Tor
govern one of lends
Lightning Conductor
man one in his
in
of
the
of
to
duponh
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-22
SENATORIAL FIGHT WEAKTEAAFFA
ROOSEVELT HAS sHELyED WORKS.

By GEORGE A. VAN SMITH
Baf0onsf Promoter That apathy is to give way to some
a
Coming With Talk
for
Los Angeles candidate
in our midst next week Unhappi public apparently
lost sight
matter slightly
The lieutenant presiding
house
vote
influence
and in of the
of law.
For
governor
Lieutenant
and presiding
courtesy
had
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-22

Ra,,;ss 1ado-s.s H. The H
IS one OF Iates local
Organized Varnishers
club has
H.
NJ H w. T.
W.
I. A. NIoreli, exec ommit
republican assembly
republican The
eanpa of me- Murtries
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-22

the thrtyeshth
in
Schiller
resen
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-22

at the Napoleon mines, five miles west
Of the town, have been burned, together
with timber valued at $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-22

Continued From, Page 1
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-09-15

Burlington Hotel Co. TO incorporate.
Articles OF association fer the Hotel
Vermont Co. OF Burlington viii be flied
at once, the company being an accom-
plished fact. Three-fourtbs OF the pre-
ferred, and ell Of the common stock has
been subscribed By citizens OF Burling-
ton.
Stock has been issued 10 the amount of
$3.50, 900, divided into 900 shares OF 800
each Of cumulative preferred stock bea :
ing interest At six per cent, three per cent
payable semi-annualiy, and 500 shares Of
t100 each Of common stock. Each share
OF common and preferred stock will have
the same voting power. None Of the
stock is guaranteed.
Already all OF the common stock has
been subscribed for, as well as $40, 900 OF
the preferred. The six per cent preferred
stock will be nOn-taxabie. Among those
who have signed the articles Of association
are Elias Lyman, f. <. Burgess, E. Henry
Powell, Max L. Powell, J. +. Hogan, the
q. s. Blodgett Co., F. d. SpauldinR, T.. w.
Parkhill, {. II. Mover, J. Z. Miles and
o. c. Taylor.
A meeting al the stockholders for the
purpose Of organization will be held In
be near future.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-09-15
sank peposIts Inereaslnu.

State Bank Commissioner f. c. Will
liams Of Newport reports that the gain
in deposits in Vermont savings banks and
trust companies during the past year was
81, 4l9, 225, which was the largest in the
history OF the state wish the exception OF
one year. The. total deposits are now
f6S. 1914, 227.96.
There are now 81 mutual savings
banks, and p savings banks and trust
companies with savings deposits, and two
trust companies without savings deposits.
doing business in the state.
The number of depositors has increased
1887, OF whom 1904 are residents of
Vermont, and 1888 are nonresident.
Deposits by non-residents have increased
1891 ,s45.05, being. now $40, Os5, $3.50.
Dividends paid depositors have in
creased 1896, 615.5s, while the average
amount to each depositor has decreased
1888, being nov only 1926. 20.
Dividends paid stockholders Of trust
companies increased s53, 500, while the
rate OF surplus and profits to deposits
shows q decrease.
Sixteen OF the mutual savings banks
paid depositors per cent. four 81 per
cent? one per cent, and Of the 81 saw
ings banks and trust companies which
have savings deposits, % paid 4 per cent.
two "a per cent. two 80 per cent, and
one ; per cent and 4 per cent on depos-
its for the year.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-09-15
Summer and Fall Top-DressIna and
Seeding Down.

Many farmers are finding it to their
advantage to seed down during he sum
ner and fall, claiming that by so doing
they are apt to get much better ''catchn
than they do when they follow the usual
practice and seed down In he spring.
The same is true regarding top-dressing
grass land. Some OF the most progressive
t'rmers pat on top-dressing Immediately
after haying, With perhaps a small appli-
cation Of nitrate Of soda the following
spring.
II sou will send your name and p. o.
address to Carroll S. Page, Hyde Park,
VT, he will send you free, postpaid, sew
eral formulas for mixing fertilizers espe-
cially adapted to top-dressing and fall
seeding, together with prices Of ingredi-
ents, full directions for mixing, etc.
These formulas have been approved BY
the Vermont Experiment Station and will
be found thoroughly reliable.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-09-15
STATE OF VERMONT.
Its News consenseo and Rewritten
for Our Resders.


According to the report OF Stale For
ester Hawes, 75s. 500 trees have been plant
ed in Vermont the past year.
Fifty-two fresh air children have just
completed two weeks outing in Rut-
land and returned to their homes in New
York city.
The Congregational church and society
Of johnson have extended a call to Rev.
J. <. Fuller Of Lyndon to again become
their pastor.
Mr.. Rousseau, brakeman on the Rut-
land road, had bis right foot badly
crushed by one OF the trucks while un-
loading freight at Middlebury.
William sanderson Of West Milton had
a marrow escape from fatal results last
week, when be took a dose Of horse lini-
ment, by mistake, for an attack OF rheu-
mstism. Prompt medical aid saved his
life.
Rev. c. {. st. Clare has rendered his
resignation as pastor of the Congregation
al church at Morrisyille, which he has
served for the past seven years, to take
effect Oct. ]. Mr.. st. Clare expects to 90
TO Port Henry, n. Y.
Fire Sept. destroyed the dwelling
house OF William O'Brien at HydeyilIe.
The family had just time TO get out OF the
house before the roof fell in. The loss OF
the building and furnishings was total,
as there was no insurance.
Central Vermont conductors already
restored to the positions they held before
the strike are Charles Chase, John O'Day,
George Peck Mr.. Wooster and Austin
Emery. They were all warmly welcomed
by patrons of the line.
The Mount Ascutney association held
its seventh annual picnic on that noun
tain Labor day, about 1850 persons Icing
present. A meeting will be held soon to 1
consider proposition to buy go acres at 4
the top Of the mountain.
Captain II. B. Meigs of Baltimore, who /
spends his summers in Highgate, his ma 4
tive town, is to erect a handsome sol 4
diers' monument in the park there. The +
name Of every old soldier Of the town
will appear on the monument.
Louis Cereghino accidentally fell dis
tanoe OF about 20 feet Sept. in the rear
OF his fruit store in Rutland. doorway
was open and in some way he fell through
it, landing on empty boxes and breaking
two ribs, besides getting a severe shaking
up.
A peculiar fatal case OF blood poisoning
occurred in South Poultney. Samuel Boil
ton, 20 years old, quarryman, sustained
q slight cut while handling slate. Septi-
caemia developed and the man died in Rut- (
land City hospital Sept. after a short ill
ness.
The Burns, Wilfore q Hamilton COM ..
pany Of Mortified, with a capital stock
of $4,000, organized for the purpose Of
quarryng stone and selling quarrymen's i
supplies, has filed articles of association i
in the office OF the secretary OF state at e
Montpelier. Ia
The Pillsbury & Baldwin Co. of st. &
Johnsbury. with capital stock OF $780, |
600 organized for the purpose of manu- /
featuring lumber and dealing in plumbers I
supplies, has filed articles of association /
in the office OF the secretary Of state at
Montpelier. I
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-09-15
Beliefs About Llohtnlna.

There is a popular tradition that
lightning win not kill any one who is
asleep According TO one school, the
splinters of a tree struck by light
ming are an infallible specific for the
toothache. An amusing superstition
used to be cherished by the boys OF
Yorkshire (Eng) village, who be-
iieved that II they mentioned the light
ming Immediately after a fash the
seat Of their trousers would be torn
out No boy could be induced TO make
the experiment
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-09-15
sac Au.omobIIe cIub MeetIna.

The annual meeting Of the Automobile
Club of Vermont, which was held at
Montpelier, Sept. 8, was not largely at
tended, owing to the heavy rainfall. w.
W. Brown Of Springfield, the president,
presided.
The report Of S. S. Ballard, the secre-
tary, showed that the club now has s32
members in good standing, against 447
one year ago. The report also showed
that the club has erected during the past
year over 400 danger signs, distributed in
every county in the state. The report OF
the treasurer showed s5S7.1 IA on hand and
all bills paid.
The old board OF officers was unani-
mously reelected for the coming year as
follows: Presidents, W. w. Brown of
Spring field; vice-president, j. NJ. Bout
well OF Montpelier. j. Holmes Jackson OF
Burlington; secretary and treasurer, s. s.
Ballard Of Montpelier; director, George
II. Morrill, of st. Johnsbury; director
in the Automobile Association of America,
E. G. Smith of st. Adams.
The bylaws were amended so that the
annual dues shall be az year to be paid
Jan. / Of each year. All members who
have paid or shall pay their dues this year
were declared members until Jan. ], 1911.
On motion, the chair appointed legis-
latiye committee Of three, composed OF J.
NJ. Boutwell,, George o. stratton and J. q.
Brown Of Montpelier, to look after any
automobile bills introduced into the COM
ing legislature. The directors Of the club
were authorized to put up throughout the
state International road signs so far as
the funds Of the club will permit.
A. g. Bstchelder OF New York, editor
OF The American Motorist and chairman
OF the executive committee OF the Auto
mobile Association of America, addressed
the club, outlining a plan for a more
thorough and close organization OF the
automobile clubs OF the several states.
He said the national association now has
$4,000 members and they exrect soon TO
reach the 10000 mark. Brief addresses
were also made by C. Gates OF Frank
lin, state highway commissioner, and Guy
W. Bailey Of Essex Junction, secretary OF
state, both of whom discussed the auto
mobile laws and the application OF the
fund.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-09-15
In the Presene. Of Death.

A peculiar Importance attaches 10
the words Of dying man, for then all
self-consciousness drops away and the
innermost feelings are laid bare; there
is no further need for the conceal
ment of what a man may be justly
proud. and the ideal of lifetime. hid
den away just because Il was so
sacred. so entirely the mans own self.
Is brought unreservedly to the light of
day
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-09-15
Mosaic Precautions.

No one can fail to be impressed by
the careful hygienic precautions of the
Mosaic period. For example. consider
how animals we're divided into the
clean and the unclean. the reason for
this being that the priests. in prepar-
ing them for sacrifice. noted the pres
ence Of parasites In the flesh or In
sides Of certain animals which were
therefore to be avoided.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-09-15
7AL VERMONT RAILWAY CO.
Specia! Train Service

lChE are good gong Sept 9 to q inclusive final return
limit SEPT 70 1915 viii be good the regular trains which are
ssneaued b current time tables make regular stops stations
where the tickets sold
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-09-15

Fred Walker, who lives with his
mother in Waterbury and is employed by
g. ". Randall as teamster, was horribly
injured at the Sinner portable mill on
Cotton brook Thursday. He was getting
out sawdust for q load and when be
straig htened up his bead was struck bv
the circular saw. His hat vas lifted from
bis head and q bad cash sawed in the
nesh and bone. He vas taken in a team
seven miles to q DOCTORS Office, bleeding
profusely all the way. He Yves then taken
to Mary Fletcher hospital. The doctors
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-09-15
NO TONGUE CAN TEL.
HOW | SUFFERED
WITH ECZEMA
Until was Cured by Cuticura Remedies, BODY
and Face we're Covered. Terrible Pain and
Itching, Made Up Mind Death YES Nea- ,a
longed to be at Rest E95lG 10 Feel Better
After First Bath with Cuticma Soap and Appi.
cation Of Cuticura Ointment.

No tongue tell how suffered for FIVE wit a-s
and bleeding eczema until | was cured by DE Cafun
Remedies, and am grateful want he world kas,
for what helped viii help other Ny body ana ao
covered with One day il would e e'ef lat
then break again with the terrible pam aad ng
! have been sick several times but never ny Dos li
experience such awful suffering with this BAD
made UP my mind that death a hand %. oaed
Tor that time when would be- al rcsi had tined mas d
eren doctors and medicines without SUCCESS ard ny mof
brought me the Cutcura Remedies insisting that W ihen
began to feel better after the first bath with Cuen sp
and one application q Cuicura Ointment
! continued with the Cucura Soap and Cuicuu ONT
ment, and have taken four bottles Of Cuuom lee'tn
and consider myself we'll This nine year anl
have had return n the trouble since ANY person ha0
any doubt about this wonderful BY the Cuueln Hen
edes car. write 10 my address.
(Signcdl Mas. ALTIE ElS0N
Oct lG 1909. 90 Inn Road Battle Greek Mica
Send 70 Potter Drug Chem Corp l3l Columbus Ave- &c
for 52rage Catcra Book guide the best tg4tleli p IA
hhections from pinipios ecEelna.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-09-15

$50 you bid the returned hero a
tremendous welcome homer yes.
We gave him so much entertainment
when he landed that he didn't really
get home for two days"
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-09-15
Much More.

The man who is able TO do the right
thing at the right time and in the
right place may be a genius. but It Is
more likely that he's lucky.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-26
Tentidler gaubiuehr.gerein.

Sn Der eeitrigen, in Der Wafbinator
plotfcrm abesbaltenenGeI I6dfisiisunc
6es Deutl6eR 2anopebrpereins fiibrt.
Der grdiibsnt, 5err Senrp Gpermanu
ben goriiB. fpdbreHb Der Se,rstGr
Serr Spfspb Weib, prototolirt.. 9rej
Heue Waitelieoer ipurben eem Uereir
laut sinf,immieem 9.i6iuB sussfiibri
ndmlih bic 6ernn 4bolf R.imann
4210 Geeper Strabe, Der in ben Sabs
ren 1906 ieiner 9ienitpflidt BEL
Der Garbe On gorps in potsbam ses
niiste; fernsr Grid Msier. 2225Strats
foro 9lpenue. Der In Ieinem WilitGr.
berbaltniB Der WatroisnsDipiiion in
Milbelmsbapeu nneeborte, unb Wils
belm Walter. iSarmtr aus WeItipoob,
Der 1883 80 bsim 141. Snfantsri.s
Reaim.nt 5u GI.iiuis itanb. Die arans
tenliiie mics spsi neutrality-suspicious.
tiste arante uuf. benen Stlfsg.lo.r in
etner 66be bon S18 bepiaigt tpurbtn.
Der Setretdr bes @ersniisunssfoms
mittses, serr Nnion Sdueller, eriiats
ieie Johann Rednunssberiht iiber bas
perfloNene btesidbrig. picnic. Der eli
nsn porlGufisen llebsrThuB bon
$206.90 tonitaiirie. Der YrGiibent .nts
bob oarnuf bas Gommittee oller lreis
itren Junitionen unb iiattete ibm ben
Ddnt bes 0ereins ab. ginem unbes
rlitielten. ebemolisen aameraotn. Der
teint anipriin. msbr an ben gersin 3i
ittllen bat. iibertpies bic WeriommlGng
elm @eihenf BON $6.
Die ginlabung bes 5eutonio Mdns
serhors. Su einem picnie am 7. 4us
suit In Stonn point Grone, Riperiibe,
nobm bic UerIammluns enig.gsn unb
btfhloB. iih in eorpore baran su be-
tbeiliseH. Die lnufsnben Ginnnbmen
beirussu S241.40. bic 4ussaben
Sal. 80.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-26
Shiffsna6

Rem gort, 25. Suli. 2tngsf.
"5tnlano" bon 4ntperpen, Uranium
BON ROTTERDAM, .Rooroom" bon
unb rHoorbom" bon Rptterbam.
W pilIe. 2tn9et.: .iyurneiTid
BON Glasgow.
5ifb8uaro. qnoef.: r2uIita.
mia" bon Rem y0rt na9 2tberpooI
beitimnt.
2toerpool. 2tngef.: ,Geltic'
BON Hep Yort.
q lasgotp. Qnsst,: .gretorian
bon WontreaI.
u ntD sr PEN. gtnget.: Zap;
lamb" bon Rem Dort.
RedpsI. 4nget.: ,8srmania" pou
Rsp gOrt.
9amburg. 4nget.: .prGIibsnt
Grant" bon Nen gort.
Ct. Sp1ns, q. 3. 9tuaet.
rGdrthaseniaH" BON GIosgop uni
2tperpool.
5rieft #. gnsst.: mGarpatbio" Dor
Rem Yort.
Gberbourg. Qnget.: .arons
prtn3siiin Gscilis", pon gtstp gOrt mad
Bremen unb rGineinnati", BON Rsn
Yort mad 5amburg 6eftimmt.
abssg.: rgarbaroFu" mad Nsr
gort.
Gibraltar. abssg.: .prin3sE
Jrene" uoh gep gort.
81 nb o n. 4ng:t.; .WtinnsupOlis
bon 9leD Yort.
Ceuua. 4nget.: .UloItts" DOT
Rem Yort.
Soutbampton. Qbgeg.: .prG:
Ii6ent lincoln" ndd ReD Yort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-26
gtlerlet.

- 9ie internationoIe Gilenbabna
ur0 5ran5portmitteI 2luSlteaung III
Oteie @ohe IN 9uenos Apres erp1ts
net uoroen. Die QmerifuHtid3e Set
tion oerielben Dtr0 oI5 Die DIdttgite
be5ettnet.
- Sebuiudt nan Der Satin
i6eiut oos Wtotio gerDeieu 8u lelH,
mel6es einen Waun JtaInens Sobn
8. guttle BON gten Dorf oeranlaBte.
Fiir iiG feIbit cine Sooesau6eige 5u
nerofieutIihen. Die 8atttn meiIt IN
Canada un0 ourfJ Die Iooesar3elge
bottle er, lie 81 ialelIHtger SeEntehr
5u peranIoNen.
- 8eneraIsW sWaior 2eonoro @oOo,
DeI6er aIs Spe5iaIs s8eian6ter Die Re-
aigruna Der Ser. Staaten bel Der
@entenuur.i iSeier BON 4rgentinIeH oer-
trat, lit tuieoer beimQefebrt ltno er lit
beg Sobeg oou iiber Die ibn 81 Sbell
aeporoene aufnnbme uno Die freuno-
ihaftIidcn @efiibIe, nelhe man IN
4rqentinien uno uuoerDarts IN Glib"
gtmerifa iiir Die Ser. Staaten begt.
General 8ooo lit gum Gbef bes 6ene-
raIItabeS Der 4rmce beioroert tUoroen.
- Stouts.GonlptroQpr Glnrt g8iI-
Iioms behalLptet. ouB Der Staat gterD
gorf minoeiten5 50, ,00O, 600 per SSSabr
bu6urh eingebilbt babe, oaB ein
idpungooQer 8unOel in gebrautten
Stempelmarfen fiir 9lftlenilbertru'
qunger in Nem 9orf betrteben Iuuroe.
SGnoler fauiteH ioIte fan3elllrte
MPorfen oeren poQer @ertb Dor Der
aan5eairunq lid aui So IteIlt, fiir 40
Gents bon unehrlihen &aiien6oten I'M
g2oa Steets sGiItrift lno oertauften 'te
fir 81 go per Stid. G8 lit leet aber
qenouere aontroue elnqefiibrt NOR
Den.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-26

sW in UR ann 6Iabbert
lid nit" Bel bem 9emeinoepurz
fteber zines fleinen 00rf4eus aus Dem
Sauerlan6e mar Der 2anorath su eis
mem beFeren Shmaus einqelaoen uno
AUDI srTdienen. &ur8 por Be
9inn Der Ufabl5eit fiel bem 2anD=
rdtb uuf ooB ibm eine Serpistte
bin9elegt puroe, fpGbrsno Der &c
metnbeooritekr cine iot6e nift srbislt.
als Der 21nbrnt6 bieriiber Der Gait
geberin feline b0hTte 9erpuno.runq
ausoriidte unb nah pem 8runbe fraa=
te, anttportets Die 6ieoere Qanofrau in
ehtsm BIatt: Dat is out nit noioig,
min Mann beihtubbert ii4 nit"
Der 3ug bes 9opftes. Mur
threibt aus 5lorena; 0opoIeon Der
0rttte bate oem pontifsr pius ben
yIeunten, uls otsIer nod reifte, eis
nen aus bret Bagsn beIte6enben Grz
tro5ug geI6entt, Der feitRr i'm bieiigeH
Gtienbdbnoepot uufbenabrt tpurbs.
Dieter Grtro3ug lit jsBt nieDer aufess
frtf9t uno in StunO geiebt tporoen,
uno biefer ImitaHb bat in bte1en bod
IommerIihen 3eiten 3u gang ionb.rbas
rem 8ermutbungen gefiibrt. Die ginsn
6ebauptcn. Der 3ug 7ou. auf Der r0s
mii9eH ausitequng porabtren, Nnoere
polIen tpifTsn, bab Der gapit on cine
Spmmerreiie bente. Wenn oas I'm
pabrFdeinli6. GrsigniB nurbe, IisBe
ss fid in benz nit 6ol8tdfeIungen in
oSntariiu, 8rpu3e unbSammt=
poIIteruns.u bsri6penbsrii6 uusgs=
ituttetsn SoIonpageu rsht angensbm
fobr.n.
Cine 6OOSubre olte ubr.
Sm Dom Don Gretsr lit ourh ben giirs
germeiit.r bic aIts aitronomiids ubr
tpieber in Gang geieBt pOrOen. bic felt
Sa6rbunoerten Die Stur0en Der tirh@
ti6sn 8srribtungsn unSsigts. Der chr
pirige 3eitmefier. Der jest auf eiHsm
mGftisen Gihengeiteu in elmer Ssi=
tsntapeQe ieinen neuen PlaB gefunoen
bat, lit i'm Sabre 1917 bergeiteQt ppr
ben. llripriingIid itanb er i'm Soupt=
ittfT. Die lIbr gilt als bic Glteite ibr.r
4rt in Gn9Iano: DOT oem transport
an ibrsn nsuen StaRbpIaB puroe Fl,
DON einem bsrporrQ9eHoen 5ahmunu
oes ubrma6er9eDsrbes iorgIam gs=
priift unb reparlrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-26
g6ie jnaerihtet.

Der 5arbie. Gib. 1oylsb BON go.
412 Of Sehfie Strabe bait. fur3 Dor
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ebtnfa[ls farbis.n StraBenrGu6srn.
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