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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-19

Lydia f. %Pinkham's Vegetable Compound1 We can
furnish positive proof Iat 1t mas made many remarkable
cures after all other means had failed.
Women who are suffering With some form Of female
illness should consider this.
As such evidence read these two unsolicited testimonial
letters. We guarantee thcy are genuine and honest state
mcnts Of facts.
trcsson. pa" Five years ago J had y bad fan. ana bur+
myself inWprdy. 2 was under DEBTORS care for r,inc wees
ana when 1 stopped I grew worse rsai. sent for = bottlc oF
lydir Il. Pinkham's Vegetable Conpound. took il as directed
and now am = stout, heart, vorln"-M MR.. Ela T.. AiLcv'
crcsson, "a.
Baird, Wash. -" \ year ago J vas sick WITH lidncv and
ladder troubles and female weakness. The doctors rave me
up. Al they could do was 10 jast t. meg aS easily a. po,sibIc.
! was advised by fricnds to take iyea g.. Pinkllams Vegetable
Compound and Blood Furifrr. ml completely cr,,J of pv
ils. and l am nearly sixty yer ol-1-lIr,. sarah leighton.
Baird. Wash. ~
Evidence Ike the above is 7bumtart showing tbat tbc
arrangement, Of the female organismnhich breed all k:nds
q miserable feelings ard vlich ordinary practice docs not
JrG' ans nc very disorders th2t eve way to Lydia Z.
tln6haas Vegetable Compound.
Women Who are afflicted with similar troubles, after
reading Two such letters rs the above should be encouraged
to Try TINS wonderfully helpful rcneey.
tor 80 years Lydic =. ~Pinkhan'S Vegetable E6@&SSSA
SompoN1ll mus been the standard remedy Tor 1y/@MAMAI
1emaie ills. Ne sick woman docs iunce II Wf~ *SAM
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05

dren The remains, accompanied by
the bereaved family, were taken east
on the limited Saturday and the burial
viii occur at the former home at
Albany, Ca.
Attorney T.. w. Dobson left last
night for Santa Fe.
r. w. De Camp. a sheep buyer Of
Lamar. Colo, is at the sturges.
c. $. Culp. well known sheep
raiser OF Colorado. is in the city on
business.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bren left on the
limited yesterday evening for their
home in Kansas city.
vice. President Hodges Of the Santa
re- spent yesterday in Albuquerque,
arriving from the west in his private
car and leaving last night for the
east.
All sir knights are requested to be
present tonight at the stated conyoca-
tion of Pilgrim Commandry No. 3,
Knights Templar, Election of ofti-
GERS. BY order of the +. c. Harry
Braun, secretary.
The Flagstaff Sun says: Miss Flor
ence Gibbs, OF Albuquerque. has ac-
cepted the position OF stenographer in
the office OF District Attorney y. N.
Sleeves and arrived Wednesday TO
take up her duties She will also do
general public stenographic work
when her official duties permit.
~---a..----
They sing to beat the band-that
Angel Trio. Gem.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05

WAS or splendid Individual rendition
and all OF quality 10 make more
sweetlv solemn the thoughts Of the
day Mrs. Collins Beyond was sung
with all the depth and tenderness of
which her voice is capable and Mrs.
Winchester's clear soprano was never
heard to better advantage than in
Ave Maria" Fred X. Ellis from
bone solos. The Rosary and
Nearer My God To Thee we're ex-
Quisitely done and the quartette
number. Remember Now Thy Gre
ator." by Messrs. Andrews, Winches-
ter. Lyons and Billiard. was Impress
lively rendered. The numbers by
the Fuhrmeyer-C Cavanaugh orchestra
added greatly to the fine musical
program
The committee in charge Of the
services consisted of II. b. Jamison,
DR. G.. II. Carnes. w. L. Edgar, f.
w. Fee and Henry Yanow
The deceased members Of the lodge
in whose memory the services were
held are as follows Ferdinand Levi
NJ. $ Otero. l. Freudenberg, Edwin
d. Harper, u. J. Abel Thomas
Hughes. Abraham Kempenich. j. r.
Cock. Charles +. Myers, carr A.
DafIes, A. w. Cavanaugh, A. ID. Cole
man Axel Viggo Tegner. w. B. Chill
ders. Hiram Jennings Rowell, J. X.
Goedlander. ]. Y. Key. Charles Q.
Goodman. ]. L. Kimm, /. II. Stingle,
" p. Belts. w G Tight, George H..
Bacon. Charles p. Mausard, Isaac
Hauser, William J. Gipford, James
McCorriston
The present officers OF Albuquer-
aue Lodge No. 461 are as follows.
John Lee Clarke, exalted ruler; Roy
A. Stamm esteemed leading knight
O. a. Matson. esteemed loyal knlght'
nov Mcdonald. esteemed lecturing
knight; Frank A. Stortz. secretary;
G. A Hawks treasurer; w. r. Wal
ton. chaplain; A. Il. Belts, esquire'
b. Jacobson. inner guard F. n
Kruska, tiler: w. r. Kendis, organ
list.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
DARK TROUSERS AND
GRAY COAT GONE
Police Are Asked TO Locate
Parts of Two Suits Belonging
10 ]. [, Parks.

]. l.. Parks. a roomer at the State
hotel. Fourth and Central, was the
possessor Of gray suit Of clothes and
a dark suit OF clothes yesterday
morning. but during the afternoon
someone got the coat of the gray suit
and the trousers Of the dark suit,
leaving him one suit OF mixed color.
lie was wearing the gray suit yes
terday and left the coat hanging on
a chair i'm one of the rooms IN the
hotel When he went back Few MIN
utes later the coat was gone. Then
he slipped on the coat of the dark
suit and went down 10 notify the po-
lice OF his loss. When he went back 10
the hotel with the intention OF garb-
ing himself in the dark suit he dis
covered that the trousers OF that SUIT
were gone. Whether they were tax
en- at the same time as the gray coat
he doesn't know The police We're
asked 60 look for the dark trousers as
well as the gray coat
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS
Beautiful, Useful and Lasting

Not like most of the Christmas
things. good only for an hour or a
day. but good for all time, affording
Increased pleasure each time you use
them. We have Diamond Rings as
low as $500 and UP 10 $4,000, Dia-
mond studs, Diamond Ear Rings Link
Buttons, Lockets and Watches. Solid
Cold Jewelry. Rings, Brooches, Links
Neckehains, Lorgnett chains. etc
Watches-Splendid values in Solid
Gold filled 5000 to $4,000. also the
cheaper s1.Oo, $500 and ss.oO'watches.
An the newest and select designs in
Sterling Silver. Gorham. Towle, Alvin
and Reed and Barton. Our December
prices are remarkably low on these
finest standard Goods.
In silver Plated ware we have ls4I,
Rogers Community and the other best
makes. These include knives and
forks, spoons, tea sets water sets, bake
dishes, chatting dishes, casseroles. etc
Also toilet and manicure sets. brush
sets. jewel boxes canes. umbrellas. op-
era glasses. candelabra. Hawkes. s.
Libby cut glass, at prices lower than
you ever bought before. Kitchen
clocks, mantel clocks. alarm clocks. ev-
erything the best. at prices you will
acknowledge remarkably low
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST


WASHINGTON Dec A. New Mexico.
Fair Monday colder ln south portion
Tuesday air
Ariaonu Fair Monday and Tues
laV
West TcNas Fair colder Monday;
Tuesday mir.
Walton. the photographer offers
reduced rates on Christmas photo
graphs
Miss a. z Moybury of socorro is a
visitor Boo the city
f.. D. Asuc. chitf dispatcher at san
MarciHl spent Yesterday i'm the city.
John D.. Nelson. prominent Chi-
cago contractor arrived yesterday 10
attend Co business Interests iu Bclcn-
a. W Kelty and clarence Iden OF
l.us Vegas both of the Gross Kelly
company spent yesterday in the city,
4. p Hunter of the swastika Min
ing company. came boz Yesterday from
his Sandia properties to spend sever
40 DAYS
J. E f.asher aud wife 81 Denver.
known locally from pre-, ioua visits tO
Mr. Chcathum. former manager ol
the AiNamda. are hero Tor "a brief
stay.
Wallace Winn iacon. Jr. died AZ
bis residence az 2of North Walter
street saturday morning December 3.
.ut O'Clock Mr Bacon was an at-
tnrucy Cor "a southern railway before
coming to Albuquerque. He spent
fhr greater part of eight years here
rut did NOT attempt to practice ms
profession on account of rapidly iail-
lue health. He WAS thlrty-siN years ot
arc and leaves a wife and two chill
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05

heard another good one abont
Miss Breezy OF Milwaukee who was
being "sparkedr by young man
named "Bertie."
You've been on this job some time
now, said Miss Breezy; Il would like
to know your intentions"
Il intend to propose" SAID Berue.
rather feebly, hut l just can't put
my mind onto it."
let your mind alone" said Miss
Breezy; its only one short SEN
tence."
"No. indeed. retorted Bertie, more
aggressively; "it's a life sentence
That reminds me that the rainy
season is due and that some Of you
lads haven't bought your fall or win
ter overeoats. When you select an
overcoat let me advise one that is
cravenetted. You wouldn't know the
difference, so far as appearances go,
but vou'Il have a coat that is water
proof and dust proof and just as
stylish and warm as any other kind
of topper. They will give you good
service all the year round when a
top coat is needed, All wool qualities,
hand-tailored and the sort OF fit you'n
like
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
FOUR FIRED FOR
MAINE WRECK
Disaster Which Killed Woman.
Declared Result of Running.
Trains Too Close Together.
ByJury

The coroner's jury. at Flagstaff. at-
ter examining into the evidence OF
the recent wreck at Maine station
where Mrs. FRANKIE was killed and SIX
injured. rendered verdict 70 the ei-
feet that the collision was caused oS
attempting TO run trains too close To-
sether. No indictments against tram
men were recommended. although
their opinion Inclined 10 gross care
lessness. The members of the jury
we're. c. W. Mitchell foreman; Luke
OBrien. James Giddlngs. L. j. o'Con-
nor. J. H. McWiRiams. J. f. Robbins
since the verdict of the jury was
received. u ig reported. hearing was
held by tho officials at Winslow.
which resulted in the discharge OF
Conductor Pcnrod and brakeman on
No. z and Conductor Charles Artcrs
and Engineer Richardson OF the
freight train crew.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05

Worse than an alarm of fire at night
is the metallic cough of Group, bring
ing dread to the household. Careful
mothers keep Foley's Honey and Tar
in the house and give ii at the tlrst
sign of danger. 1t contains no opiates'
" III. O'Rielly Co.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05

How can the Gem do it for ten
cents2 Oh. you.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05

WATER TAN DUE AND PAY
ABLE AT OFFICE OF WATER CO.,
219 W. GOLD.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05

Me for. the Gem today.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05

Buy Diamond Stove Coal for your
range; $3.50 per ton. Aztec Fuel Co.
Phone Psi.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
SPLENDID FLAG is
PRESENTED TO
The VETERANS
Handsome Handmade Silk
Banner Gift to G. K, Warren
Post By Ladies Of John A.
Logan Circle.

At the meeting of G. X. Warren
Post, G. A. r., Saturday night, the
post was formally presented with
magnificent silk flag by the ladies' OF
John A. Logan Circle No. ], ladies OF
the G.. A. r. The flag is some SIX
feet in length. all silk and made by
hand by the ladies here in Albuquer-
que at considerable expense. being one
of the finest ever seen in New MeNi-
hco. The members of the post greatly
appreciate the beautiful gift, more so
for the reason that all their rags
were burned up about four months
ago. Appropriate presentation and ae-
ceptance speeches were made.
--.,.-----------
Angel Trio Gem today.
We say, with q clear conscience,
we have the best 35c ana 40c Cof-
fee in town. Have little confidence
and try it. C. & A. Coffee Co.
The Jew comedian who sings to
beat the Irish. Gem.
--...----
Buy Diamond Stove Coal for your
range; $3.50 per ton. Aztec Fuel Co.
Phone 25l.
II you need n carpenter, telephone
Hcsseiden; phone 377.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05

Tis the old gray bonnet with hat
pin sticking on ii. and the business
end sticking up. Hear that Jew com
edian sing about the pin-in- -the-seatus'
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05

II you need a carpenter, telephone
Hesseiden: phone 377.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05

stove Coal Stove Coali $3.50 per
tom. Aztec Fuel Co. Phone 25l
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05

To Whom IL May Concern:
This is 20 advise the public that
CYRUS Mcdaniel has no more author
IFS from this date on 60 make any
contracts. sell any lumber or any
thing else belonging TO me or 10 sol
lcct any money belonging 10 me Win
out my written consent
MARY z. MCDANIEL.
san Rafael y. NJ, Nov. 2S. 1919.
Stove Coal' Stove Coal Se.oV per
ton. Aztec Fuel Co. Phone 2al.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05

Grand BalI--Colombo Hall.
Colombo Society ball, December 10
Gentlemen, 81; ladies, IRE.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05

Buy Diamond Stove Coal for your
range; $3.50 per ton. Aztec Fuel Co.
Phone 251.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
Angel Trio Gem today.

The Jew comedian who sings to
beat the Irish. Gem.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05

orpheum Trio al Gem.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-08

ben bret geI:BIih erIaubten Mustenz
unb gan3tdqen, Die in ben feds per-
Idisbenen 8e3irtsu natiirliD niht du1
ben ndmlihsn 5agen fallen, lit oerboz
ten. 9us 0fftntiihe Wlastentrdgen
nit 5rommeII6Iag lit nur bis our
uub obne Trommeli 6lag
bis Qbenos 8 lltf erlaubt. 2ber
bisie geiebssporifrift muB in ben
ge3irtsn WarIh unb 55fe sinem alien
5ertpmmeu tpeiden. 9ei einem 8erz
Iuh, Der tuntonaLen 8ori6rift J!aa@
uhtung gu oerf6affen, puroen in 2az
den bic YoIi3iitsn tur3erhano opu Der
aufgebru6ten 9oIfsmenoe ins Rutbz
hdus gsipsrrt; ieitber Idbt man bic
9tnqe gebeu, ME lie m0gen. Das
bat nun Freilih CUR Tolgs, bag man
aud i'm iHnereu Stanton beoinnt, it1
segen Die etlpos eng6er3ige WusteH0erz
oronung auf3uIsbnen. Diiroe man
getesentli6 bic dItertbiimIi6e Mas>
fem unb1an3perorbnung repiotren, 10
purben pobI biegTetler Der i6pp3ert=
i6er Stautspeiens taum ins Danteu
geratben.
- Gin pertriippelter S6IuTelringz
NADER in Sapanndb, Ga, gtamens
Dennis Soplep, bebauptet oas BRO
blem 9eIOit 3u BADEN, tpie i6pur3e Roz
len gu 3iebn ijuo. Gr 1T Inn gdters
tiruug ieines 8erfa1ren5 eingetoms
men.
- Sin bis6eri9er sSniaFe bes
StaatsgefdngniiIes in Omaha, Rebr.,
Rdmens Wm. 5oparb, lit begnabigt
iporoeu, nm ibm 9eleoenbeit 81 geben,
bic BON ibm gemahte grfinoung zines
Iih islbit i'm 9lsichge1ptdt erbaItenbsu
4eroplans osrooQTdnbigen gu t0nnen.
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anae6rider 2Ide6en6dnofer
Siro jeoeniais ani ireien f5nB 8s'
IeBt wtroen iailK.n:

5ibnep Z. @ottlirb. Elm angeblid}sr
), Wdbhen6dnoler ,tptlher bon Der bies
figen goiisei unter Der antlage res
Grobois6itabls gsisd1t nurbe, lit in
SprdcuIe, u, D., perbaftst tuorosn.
Sin BON Gottlitb pon gsnanntsr Staot
aus an Gbitb glogeel 9ierIsibit gsrits
tster Brief fii6rte pie Bsbornen ouf biz
5pur 0ts Wdnnes. 8ottIisb ipdr ppr
einigsr 3eit mil einem Uldoden Qa-
mems gpo Slcan bon Columbus, g.,
noh Cincinnati gstommsu unb in ben,
SauTe Der Gbitb QeIIon. 30. 121 Dsit
Court Strabs, dbgsitisgen. Gini1e
5aqe IpGter oerfhpanb er nit iein:r
gealeiierin untsr Uliindbme bon $50,
Giaeuthum Der G1ith ReIion. 2ebterc
brd6it ben 9orfaa 3ur Wlelbunq
fam isbod iebt bon Der ppIi8st nihi
1tFunben tpsroen, ipeshalb Der 9efan:
qene ieosnfaIs auF freien 5ub gsiebt
peroen fpiro, oa auber benz erpdbn'
ten 9iebitdbl meter nihts 9eitimmtes
aeoen ibn in Cincinnati porlieat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-08
SOfal : Seridt.
ZclbItn,prn !?
Gin non Charles 1iuter6erger blater'
laGpner 3etie( (egl oiele Nn.
na6me maize.

soerr Gbarlss 5inttrberg.r, bon
Ro. 1889 Bremen Strabs, puroe ess
fern BON ieiner Stypeitsr in iter6ens
oem 3uitono in isinem 3immer as'
iuDben. 0or Qntunit sines iofort 9ss
rufsneu Qrstes bate btr Wonn ieooh
isinsn lebtsn aibem5ug gethdn. Der
Coroner purbe bsnahriftigt uuo mar
onfanas Der QnIidt. DAB 6interber9er
eiuss natiirIiten 5opss geitorben lei,
bis aonItlbler Charles Staandro ci'
nsn, augsnIheinlid BON oisism ges
i6risbtnsn 3sttst funo. oeiisn Snbalt
Die 2lunahme zines Selbitmoros nidt
ousIhlitbt. Der 3sttel lautete:
,Ratten in bisiem 6auis uno fortges
febte rbeumdtiIhe Shmer3en bd6an
mid gu hisiem S6ritt gstrietsn. Der
eebt mir. qebetpo6l fir ale. gbarlie"
Der Coroner tpirb cine llnieriuhung
aniteasn. 9eri6iebsne an5sid2en oeus
ten Oarauf bin, buB 5inter6srger ii1
NIT pariitr Grin Deroiftet bat.
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Seine Nenoermna


Sn bem 3uitanb Der qtrobatin 4u.
suita fFaifio, pelhs betanntIih am
Sonntdg Rahmitias tudbreno Der
8oritslIuns i'm emprsb 5beaisr in
iclge eines Stur3es oas Genid brad.
iii feline Ienoerung gu perseihnsn.
Die bebausrnstperthe irnse Dame iit
bel poIlem getpuBtisin, isbo6 bonn
6olie abfpdrts am eansen aorpsr gss
ldbmt. 5bre Wuttsr uHo bic befoen
9riioer befinbsn ii6 fat iinunt.r6rps
den an ihrsm aranssn6stt Inn IiGotis
ftsu 6oipital. Die bshanbeInb.n
Qsrsts iinn Der qniidi, bdB bic ga.
tientin ni9t nit BEN 9sbsn bapoHtOm,
men pirb. bnlten jebo6 cine iol4e
W0gli9tsit nift fir abIolut ousges
idlOTen. pa perein3slts 51Is bstdnnt
iino. in oensn bsrartige gsrlsbuugsn
ui1t tootlih psrlaufen fnb.
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9amorrboioen
i0nea
geDeilt.
SOfDrtige Ginoerung, permancutc
Seilung. - GrO6cpadet fret per
Bot sneeid)ift in cinindcm
ltmidllan an 9luc.

g9ir milnI6eu, oaB ieoer Wtaml
uno icoe ,5rau, meI6e on Der ftrfts
Barren 9prtur, !0Gmorrboiben, lei
Oen, uns i6ren 9tun1en lub 2Iorcnc
ienoct, oamit mir 0enielben nit Der
n4dIten Eoit Elm ireie5 Erobepadet
0es mirfiamen 1lno poiitI0cn 6etlmi1s
tells ienoen f0nnerL tpelhe5 ie fir 0te'
ie aranfheit befunnt muroe, &pra'
mi0 EiIe Cure.
I'm ,Sbneu }u berDeileH, m15 oleie3
qrobe 6eilmittel in ,Sbrem Sale
tbun miro, iino Sie eriudt, Den rrelen
Coupon dus8ufiiQen unb un5 3u iers
Den. Sie mer6Pn Dann nit men0en-
Der 0oIt cine freie Erobebehon0lung
bon Bpromio FtIe Gure erbalten.
Gonu nod0em Sie fir iicb lelbIt
oen 0elpei5 geIiefert, mos e5 tbun
fonn, f0nnen Gie 5ur u0hiten 2lpo'
tbefe 9eben ul0 cine SOC Shadtel ers
langcn.
2oIien gle iid1 nidt operiren. Gpc'
rationen fino ielten erioIgretd unD
boben oft fur6tbore SSol9en. Bnro'
mto BtIe Gure re6u3irt oue Gnt3iin-
bun9en, bsri6eu9t glutanbranq, ST.
ritirung SUDDEN, @unoen un0 8e'
IdDiire, 1no Die 6omorrboioen per-
idntn0en etniaf).
3u boben in allen 2lpothfen 8u SOC
oie Shahtel.
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u II i'd IL c.

- George Shneiber, 27 Sabre at.
ein SubItitut : 5susrrusbrmunr, BON
$40. 1922 Central 4osnus, qlitt am
Sonntas Worgen ssgsn l llhr an Der
aace Strabe nahe Canal aus uno
ftieb feline Sanb hurh cine Jeniters
iteibs. Gr ssrI6nitt Iih bel osm llns
faa eine gb<r bes 5anbgelents unS
irdr, als er bds 6Dipital errsifte, in
Jolle bes itarten gIutoerluits elmer
Sbnmadt nnbs.
- Der 19 Sabre alte albert ReiB,
bon 9riogetopn, ipuros geItern 8Or>
mittng an Der GoIerain 2lpe. unbUtiQs
crest non ieinem Bfsroe abgttporfen
nnb 3og iih sintn S4dbel6ru6 Su. gr
fpuroe i'm 9atrolpagen mad benz 6cz
fpital ssbruht, po isin 3uitano fir
fe6r beDsntlih bsfunoen puroe.
- Der 26 Sabre oIts Ben. 5olben.
Elm Guhrmann. BON go. 500 gpeit 8.
Strabs, fisl seitern 8urrittag an Der
sSront unb Race Strobe Don fsinem
Wageu binab unb sos fih ihmer3bufte
0erlebunseH an ben Qrmen 81. Gr
iuuroe no6 benz 5oipital gum 9utsH
Samaritsr gebraht.
- Der 12 Sabre aIts 9irgil Spell.
mann, Don 90. 631l Weit 4. Strabe,
lpurbe duf oem S&itsnpese nabe isis
n.r elierli3en Mobnung BON sinsn,
terrenloIen 5unbe gs6iiIen. gr tuurbs
nah oem 6oipitaI sebraft. pdbreno
Der st0ttr bon bem gOli5iitsu SttaDap
eri6oHsn tuuroe.
Der 81 Sabre alte WDrisltrGser
Soiepb 5arris, BON Ro. 525 plum
GtroBe, itiir3ts seittrn ipdbrenb Der
4rbtit an eiuem Reubau Ho. 1903
.Spcamore Strabe IN sinem epileptl'
fhsn 4nfau BON einem feds 5uB boz
ben geriiit binab uHo sog iih mshrer:
aopfs unb Gsiihispunosn Su. er
ipurDe in einsmgatrollpasen Rah BEN
gofpital gebraht.
Samss McgasIin, bon Qo. 709
Belts Strobs, unb 5rnnt gappsl. Don
go. 1917 aiHn Strabs, lieBsn iid ges
fern Inn it1otiIdsn 6pipital gibpun'
ben ausdben, bic i6neR bon herrenlcs
fen 5unoen beigsbratt lporoen tpa'
rem.
- Der % Sabre alte Robert 8,
Sprpas, BON go. $50 Wain SiraBe,
ipirbs seltsrn Rahmittas 5 llhr in,
pairo!paasn 2 nad Dem 5oipiiaI &c.
braht. Der Wann leiost an ben FOL.
gen gu retdIifen4liob tpsls
der f.ineu 9srftanc Serriiiiet gu baben
ftsint.
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NerionaisW sWstisem.

Serr Satob Slid. Der 9sputp
Der Cincinnati aogt glo. $50 bes
9eu.fkn CrDens Der 6arugdri, tr.
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pfang psraHitaltet iperpen.
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rem ihito ssitsrn abeno tur3 Dor a6i
llbr Serr gbarles 8. Yieper
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6ohahtung aller. tpelde i'm iannttH,
Die gseroieung finoei morgen (Wsitt.
ipod). Rahmittaas 2 llhr. BON
1rauerhauie aus Tnti.
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rant go. 522 9ine Strabe, gegsniibsr
oem 8rano Opera Souie. tpiro heute
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BON 6drff &c Gramer, eine Der oes
riihmteiten Rsitaurationen Der Dt.t
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sins iein fpiro. nit 5ilfs zines 8es
Observation-Disclosures, tpie es 6srr aroms
bad lit. begt 5err Debsr bic lleber5eia
sung. oaB er alien gerfprshunatn ats
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su ba6en. Ter nsus gEab III iopobI
fir 5amsn tpie fir Ssrrsn beitimmt
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Gruuoeissnt6um nno 2santea

Sm itdbtifhsn 9oudmt fpuroen gez
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go WeGregor Qpe., $1,000; 80. 6.
gbumberlin, 3peiit0disss Bobubaus
On Der Mihouri aps., nubs Der Grans
bin Rodb, $500; 75rau Bertha Stud,
Observation-Disclosures Dobnbdus on Der
9bompion 5sigbts 2toe., nubs Der
2auelouo Qpe., $1,000; ffrl. 8. gaIbs
min 2af0diges @obnbaus an Der
6emlod, uahe Der Dat Str, $500.
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