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The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1911-02-06
Will FIGHT
AGREEMENT
NATIONAL GRANGE and OTHERS
WANT CANADIAN RECIPRO-
CAL TREATY DEFEATED
TO GREAT A REDUCTION

Washington, Feb. 6-That the Can
adian reciprocal agreement must
stand or fall as whole in the House
Committee on Ways and Means was
made clear Saturday by Chairman
PAYNE during the progress of hearings
that occupied the entire day
Notwithstanding this fact, the pres
sure brought to bear on the commit
tee has resulted in the granting of
tearlngs to all persons who appear
IN Washington prior to o'clock next
Thursday afternoon, February 9Th
Farmers, lumDermen, barley raisers
and manufacturers Of barley malt
were given hearings Saturday. The
spirit of the committee was such
however, that the witnesses had diff
fie.i1.y iL making serious impression
in presenting their arguments against
The Canadian government.
The barley malt interests were rep
resented by Brun e. Fink, of Mil
waukee, who said that it would mean
the .-wiping Jout of the Northwestern
mailing and barley-raising industry.
Mr.. Fink explained that the eli
y
matte conditions of eastern Ontario
would a. once capture the barley mar
ket.
Representative George r. Malby OF
New York, attacked the reciprocity
agreement of it's agricultural items
and its lowering of duties on 1umbe
and wood-pu1p and paper. He de
clared that the tariff board had spen
months accommodating all facts bearing
OH the paper-making business, bu
that paper was put on the free list
by this treaty without any reference
to what the tariff board had found
out.
New York, Feb. 6.-The machiner!
of the National Grange, an organiza.
ton claiming a membership of 1000,
| 900 farmers in thirty States, has been
started to defeat the ratification by
Congress of the Canadian reciprocity
treaty. The legislative committee OF
| the Grange at a special meeting at
the Hotel Manhattan, adopted "a. reso
| luton protesting against the enact
ment of the reciprocity bill, called
upon the membership to exert pres
sure upon Congressman from their va
rious districts to vote against the
measure. and decided to go to Wash
ington to map out a campaign there.
The legislative committee is com.
posed of Ex-Governor Nahum ]
Bachelor, of Concord, chairman; !;
aaron Jones, of South Bend, Ind, and
T. G. Atkeson, of Morgantown, West
Virginia.
eve are not opposed to a general
reduction ce the tariff" Mr.. Atkeson
said, "but do it all at once, and not
by reciprocal treaty with a country
which exports agricultural products
almost exclusively. Remove the tariff
on steel and iron and. manufactured
articles along with farm products and
we won't object.
Acting along these lines, we have
decided to oppose the enactment of
the bill The committee issued a
statement which will be sent to every
one of the 1900 Grangers in the or
ganization. These have a member
ship of from SO to 1000 farmers. We
shall ask every member to write his
representative to Congress asking
him to vote against the bill. I think
we can defeat it in this manner, but
we are not going to take any chances
and the committee has decided to go
to WWashington and work for that
end
Rev. T L. Lucas, of Lucama, was in
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1911-02-06

Jonesboro, N. c., Feb. 6.-Mr. Rover
Kelly, a prominent farmer and mill
man, who lives seven miles east of
Jonesboro, dropped dead Saturday
morning at o'clock while getting one
of his teams ready to do some haul
ing.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1911-02-06

La Libertad, Salvador, Feb. 6.-Re
liable reports received here say that
President Davilla, Of Honduras, is
suing for peace only for the purpose
of gaining time, because war prepara-
tions in the interior are uninterrupt-
ed Elaborate plans have been made
at Tegucigalpa for resisting the revo'
lutionists.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1911-02-06
A Great Combination.

Randal1-What do you do when
you meet an irresistible ta1ker?
Rodgers introduce him to an inn
movable bore.-Life.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1911-02-06
NEWS ITEMS Of
GENERAL INTEREST
MATTERS OF IMPORTANCE HAP
PENING THROUGHOUT THE
COUNTRY

Beaumont, Texas, Feb. 6.-An-
nouncement is made from the head
quarters of the Southern Rice Grow
ers' Association that because OF a
short crop, the price of japanese
grades of rice, one to four, would be
advanced fifteen cents per hundred
pounds. The advance will be effective
February 18th.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1911-02-06

Mr.. j. R. Barnes, of Lucama, was
in the city today.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1911-02-06

Rev. z. L. Lucas, of Lucama. was in
the civ today
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1911-02-06

Mr.. Steve Anderson left for sharps-
burg this morning.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-14
ACTIVE LIFE Of
HOLY JUMPERS
RELIGIOUS ECSTACY COMBINED
WITH KEEN BUSINESS.
A COLONIZATION scheme
Sect Founded by Woman Who Re-
mains It's ilcad--lIealthy
Looking Lot.

| t'rom the Chicago Inter ocean,.
Rostlossncss and yearnlng for
new thrills new theories and new
exploit. are boy no means confined 10
. the Idle rich I'm America, They have
invaded au classes Frequently they
manifest themselves iu religious ec-
staay and have been responsible for
the mushroom growth Of strange new
soots which appeal particularly TO the
emotional
The immigration officials recently
held mp at Ellis Island for eXamlna-
uou a young English woman, Maud
Allen, who had cm,grated to join a
community known as the pcutocOstM
Union. located near Bound Brook a..
}. with the publicity thus thrust
upon the sect, irroyerently called
Holy Jumpers" the public was
amazed to learn that this new relig-
lous body has missionaries practical
ly am over the civilized world and
branches IN Brooklyn, Cincinnati,
. Philadelphia Jacksonville, Denver
Los Angeles and London
The peculiarly Of their worship is
the manifestation Of fervor and re-
lgious JOY in physical activity which
ls strongly reminiscent OF the South
crn dark getting religion under the
oNhortations Of camp meeting lead
ors. Their dancing or what might
better be termed religious calisthen-
les lack the dignity and system Of
the professions formed by the sun
worshippers Movements are mat
ter of individual inspiration and not
Of any program. II religious fervor
inspires member Of the PCntocostal
Union TO hop over a chair during the
course OF morning deyotious no CO.
member objects
The most interesting feature Of
their daily life is the community sys-
tenn, which Is managed in a business
like aud evidently profitable manner.
Woman Its Head.
The sect was founded by woman,
Mrs. Alma White, who remains its
president aud superintendent She is
low I'm London looking after the
English branch. 1t is close corpora
ton, protected by the incorporation
laws of Colorado and administered By
Mrs, White and body Of trustees,
several OF whom are close relatives
of the founder
The community, located about three
ana one-half miles from Bound
Brook is called Harcphath A Wild
ow, Mrs. Mary Il. Garretson, made
the colonization scheme possible by
deciding her fine New Jersey farm to
the order five years ago, Since then
the community has waXed and pros
pered. until today It numbers about
sevonty-iive persons.
Entering the grounds from the
drawbridge over the Rarltan Canal NJ
Five Mile lock, the visitor passes un-
der plain wooden arch painted
"Zarephath," and comes almost inn
medlatcly upon the main building of
concrete blocks. This contains the
meeting room in which religious SER
vices are held, Il dining room and a
kitchen. other buildings contain the
Offices and publication department,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-14

ASK Your Druggist For Free Pcruuo Almanac For 1911
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-14
SUREST KIDNEY
medicine KNOWN
FEW DOSES END THE MOST Sc
WERE BACKACHE or URIN-
AIRY TROUBLE

The blessed relief that follows the
use OF PRpes Dmretic ia n revelation
20 sufferers from backache or kid
ney. bladder and urinary disorders.
The time to cure kidney trouble is
while II IL only trouble--Before II set
ties into Dropsy, Gravel, Diabetes or
Brights Disease,
Pape's Diuretic acts upon the kid
news, bladder and urinary system;
cleanses, vltalizcs and regulates these
organs, duets and glands and COM
pletes the cure within few days.
The moment you suspect any kidney
or urinary derlnEement or feel a
constant duh hackache or the urine
Is thick, cloudy. offensive or fun Of
sediment irregular OF passage or at
tended by a sensation Of scaldlng, YOU
should begin taking pape's Dluretic
as directed with the knowledge that
there IL no other remedy, at any price.
made anywhere else In the world.
which will effect 40 thorough and
prompt \ cure.
Misery IN the back, sides or lolns,
sick headache nflamed or puffy eye
lids nervousness. rheumatism and
dartlng pains heart palphatlons, bill
lous stomach, Prostatic trouble, dizzi-
ness slceplessness, llstless, weak,
worn out feeling and other symptoms
caused by inactive, sluggish kidneys
simply vanish. Uncomfortable urln-
alton ESPECIALLY at nlghO, smartlns.
dlscolorod water and all bladder mis-
cry ends.
Your physician, pharmacist, banker
or any mercantile agency will vouch
for the responsibility OF Pape, Thomp-
son q Papo's Diuretlc--bO cent treat.
ment-sold by every druggist In the
world,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-14

CT CHARLES Hospital quebec
~ city one OF our sisters who COM
mencsd 20 take Peruuo, has improved
and VIII continue to take lt Some
others are trying it also. ST. SIC. Ma
rit. supcror
CoNNENT Of st. Laurent. near
~ Montreal. Mother House Sisters
Of the Holy Cross.
After using pewna FOR two or three
months several members OF the com
munity have experienced such good
effects that they can recommend lts
use 90 others. Sisters OF Holy Cross
IIANlNG used Peruna for the past
Il few months. for our sick aud
poor, we are happy to say that It has
given us great satisfaction. The sis
ters of the Good Shepherd. Montreal.
After continued use OF the rom
edy, this institution has found no rea-
son to change It's good opinion OF the
remedy, and expresses It's satisfaction
In the following terms;
ME fonnd Peruna a relief In sew
w ernl cases
We can say Il ia u good tonic an,
We arc so thankful Sisters OF N,
Good Shepherd.
ono OF the many hospitals which
have found peruna OF value In treat,
ing old and obstinate cases OF cntarrl
Ia tho IIogpitnl ~ Inhu v.n, ,.,l,.,
~ followsi
WE are happy TO tell You tina
w your Peruna has given Wa sat
isfaction. Three patients have trie,
II, one Gs years Old, Ronoui pupuls
afflicted with cOArrh is much rc
lieyed, more than ne has been for
number OF years.
ASH Your Druggist For r,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-14
A woMAN's APPEAL.

To al knowing sufferers Of rheumatism,
wh,ther muscular or Of the joints sciatca.
nu.bagos, backache pains in the kidneys or
neuralgia pains, 20 write to her FOR a home
treatment which has repeatedly cured all
VI these torturcs She feels it her duty
to send 1t to all sufferers FREE, You cure
yourself at home as thousands will testify
no change Of climate being necessary This
simple discovery banishes uric acid from the
blood loosens the stinenod joints, puriaes the
blood, and brightens the eyes, giving elastic
iy and tone TO the whole system. II the
above interests you for proof address Mrs.
NJ Summers, BoX Il. South Bend. Ind
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-14
o'ROURK IS PRESIDENT.
Campaign Manager for Guthrie Heads
the Commercial club.

Guthrie, OklQ-s Jan, IA. J.
O'Rourk, VINO was campaign manager
for Guthrie during the capital re-
moyal election period last summer,
was today elected president Of the
Guthrie Chamber NJ Commerce for the
ensuing year with Robert Sohlbcrg
vice president Louis T.. Bcland, Sec
ond vice president, W, A, Rnyson,
secretary ana n. Holman. treasurer,
Tonight the Chamber Of Commerce
held It's annual banquet O'Rourk
presiding Qs tonstmNstcr. ORourk
is a veteran of the war In cuba, being
given commission By Governor G..
NJ. Bamoa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-14
WOULD sEPARATE RACES.


BY Associated Press.
Topeka. Kan, Jan. a bill to
force negroes TO attend separate
schools and to prevent the marriage
OF white and negroes under a heavy
penalty, was introduced In the house
today
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-14

A YOUNG girl fifteen years old.
~ had an obstinate cough which
half bottle Of Peruno caused to dis
appear
As 20 myself two bottles have CON
WINGED mo that Peruna is mognif
cent az tonic
Before the treatment | could not
walk for a quarter Of an hour with
out experiencing much fatigue. Now
can walk mile easily
Through these three cases We de-
sire TO make known to the public the
eflicicucy OF your remedy
Hospital St John. OF st. Johns.
Province Of Quebec.
A later letter received from the
same institution reads as follows
.THREB weeks ago | wrote 20 tell
Il YOU how satisfactory We found
Peruna. We recommend II highly for
colds. coughs, catarrh and neural
gia.
have used II myself as a tonic
with the best results taken rs direct
ed, half a teaspoonful every half hour
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-14

Only one "BROMO QUININE"
That IA LAXATIVE BROMO QUlN-
me Look for the signature or E'
w. GROVE Used the World over TO
Cure Cold In one Day Ebc,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-14

n ERuNA not only promptly re-.
L lleves coughs and colds In their
first stages. but is equally prompt and
efficient for catarrhal diseases In tho
chronic stage. II 10 only reasonable
to suppose that less medicine will be
necessary TO relieve slight attack
than after II has been allowed TO be-
come chronic.
CRtarrh of tho respiratory organs Is
n common Riment IN Canada. There
foro when Peruna was discovered boy
Canadian people 20 be q reliable REM
cdy for these catarrhal diseases, Il az
once became popular medicine.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-20

Trau Sarnpp gepann GQi's Ser3
Iofort, fhpn alein bdbur6, oub iie
ft6 BON beren Seimatb er3dblen lteb.
Dos iunge Mdbhen beiartsb oos
tleine Dprf, ben Gee, bic 0iinen uno
bas Maeer 10 oft unb 10 gsnau, oaB
fth in bem 8eiite Der neuen 8etanns
ten aus ben ein3eluen 3ii9sH nah uno
nah elm 9eIammtbiIo 3uiummsns
Iebte, bas Der 8irtIidteit, ipsnn es
ibr ou9 ni6t gang entiprah, bod
minbeItens iebr nabe fam.
Sui CAB bereitpiuig auf ieoe, ibr
psroanqenes 2eben betrsffenbe 5roge
austunft, fie fpra1 nit Der grobtsn
SfFenkit Iber 4Qes, mas lie geon6t
unb eetrGumt, - nur penn man tie
fraqte, pie es sugebe, oab lie oes
2lbsuos pIDBIih 70 grOBe Ssbniu6t
betpmme, mad benz S6tffe 3uriit3us
tebrsn, boB lie taum bic 3eit erpars
ten tonne, no Der 8ater lie abhols;
oauu gerietb lie in 8erIegenbett unb
perfi6erte etfrig, iie Iehne I'D gar
ni6t, an gOro gu tOmmen, ile fpsroe
nur ungsoulbig, oab Der Batter 10
lanoe ousbleibe.
Rsinbolo pQrtete itsts ouf bem
0s6, bis feline tleine Jreunbin 3uriids
te6rte, bod perbarg sr .iih biuter bem
Roof, bamit ibn Der Steusrmann
ntdt bemerte, Der an Der benz 2anoe
sugstsbrtsn Ssits bss sdiffss oufs
unb ubpauoelte. - SobuIb Robert
ben SapitGn unb beFsn 5p6ter auf
bic rJortuna" 3utommen fab, srittsg
er bic Setter, I'm fia 81 Iber3eugsn,
bab bisIs fi6er lisge, ia RetnbolO
mubte ben @erorub erIsben, oaB Der
Steuermann bas Sau, nit osm Der
Singing tur3 porber bic Getter an
Der G6anstIsioung befsitigts, nis0er
IDfs urb unoers bano.
CJprtisBung foIgt.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-20

ihun. aIs erfitr gedmttr hes 6eroIos
nmtes Iiegt es fbm ou6 oh, ole bic
bunbert grpbleme Der alsibung uno
Decoration su I0ien. bic nit Der asrs-
monte in 3ufammenbang iief<n. Jbm
iteht Der grsbif1of BON Canterbury
sur Seite, Der ben reIisi6isn 9btii Der
f5eier leiiet. 5iir iolhe Wiiben bdteH
aber bic boben 5erren. nis eine sngli'
ihe Modenfhrift az trsGhlen trelb.
dG6 reAt biibife RebeHDerbienite au
ertDarten. GporteIn, bic ihuen HG1
uroIisr TRADITION sufdlleH. Sic hrbeH
duf einise Der Geeeuitdnoe Gnfpru1,
Die BEL Der ar0Rune cine Rolie ipitlsn
unn nsbtn ibrem eigenilihen W<rtb
nurh DEN Gebrau6 BET bieier ipefhtpola
len GeIegenheit nod eint beionnere BIZ
Horrible 8totutun8 erbdlteti. Der
Grsbiihof pon Canterbury .. u. ers
bait BEN GnmmstituhI, ebenIo bos aiia
Zen unb bic i5ubbont, bsren fih Der
a5Hig pohrenb Der RroHungsfeier bes
nient. Dem 2crb GrOBtdH5tsr ittbt
bic aan3e getteiRrihtung su, bic Der
Iiferriftr i'm Der Haft Dor Der arDs
nung bsnusi. Tds mare setDiB fein
tleiner Rebtnperoisnft, bos groBs 6ims
meIsbeit NIT isiu.m foit6drsn Snbnlt,
bic ganse ginrihtune bes Ghldfrdus
mes unb ldIt not leaf bos tonigli6e
Rahtssponh! Sn friiberen Soften
iuoIIien bic QansIer ouh ni6i ems bic.
fer Stiide miiTeR, nber in Der heutigsn
!3eit ift man beTneibener gsipcrosn, uno
70 begniigt I'D, Der GrobanSlsr NIT 40
0nros QirpurIdmmei, bic ihn gttihs
fam ais GpmboI fir bic ibm eigentlih
suitebenben Rthie bareereibt lperotn.
9ls ar1nungsIporteln erhnlten btr
Dehcnt unb bds aapiisI BON mefs
minitsr tpifbore Rr0nungsgetpoHoer,
unb sipcr fiir ben DehdnttH ielbfi. fir
feline bret aapl6ne an0 fir 16 onosrs
gsiitli6e. SIR tDerthpoliter gltbens
Derpienit abr III Der 8ertauf bes 6cls
ses, has All Der grrihtung Der 9ribiis
nen II. +. 10. in Der Weftminittrs sAbteI
Der,penbet tpirD. Dieies 6ols. 0ds ibs
nen nab nltem berionnIeH suitebt, bat
sinen bohen Wsrtb. 91s prdhtigfte
unb pruntpolIfte Stiid bdrf iih 1ber
bic otsrite anmmerfrau ousiuhtH. tie
lerbilt ccs tpunberpolIe glurpureefpnnn,
lbus ben fpiftigfttn 9beil Der 9cilettt
Der aDnigin bilbet. Anh Der 8iirgers
meiissr BON lonboH bat BET Der ArDs
nuHesfsitr aIie YriDilsgitn; tr b1rf
p6brenb oes ar6nnnsssugts nrlb Der
eiatnt!iGsn 3ersmonie sur ainttH nes
aronunssiefisls ittben. eds 3epter unD
ben 4mtsFob bar Stdbt' Q0nb0n bal.
tenn. Gus .3spttr QDnbons iit esnc
| lpunb<reoIIe Dolbfhmiebtarbtit aus
btm 15. Snhrbunbfrt, reid, beftbt NIT
aroBen Mubinsn. perItn unn 6aphis
ren. Die niebtrsn @ton,stn. bic Ia aud
piel Roth unb Wiibe NIT ben 9orbes
reisnnatn baben, samsn friitkr duf ibre
Rotten bel Dsm ar1nungsbanfstt IN
Meftminfter aalI. Aber f6On bic H0s
lHiain Diffori0 unb aonig gbnarb bus
ben biefss TeItbaniett niht mehr dbs
gebnlten, bds In psrgrngenen Jdbrs
bunbsrtsn ben 0ttli beg alien luftigtn
Gnalnnb In fr5bIi4tnl Glnnss pitb<r
nufitsigsn lieB.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-20
0rznoeiseHthums llsbertraeuHe.H

" ~ " 10. a4hlll.
Ssife 6. 4gnsu an qouiie Shu.
rnofer, 3 Sabre gaht bon Got A in
Somes aD. SibIsp's linierabibeiluna
in Deer port; monntIihe Ulietbe $40.
Sobn y. Striter an glisobeib s.
Mebna. 5 bsi 100 GuB an ber. Deits
feiie Der gurrsQ slOenus, 100 syub
norolia Der s. Strnbs. 81.
Die Soutbsrn D6io GGpines Bent
SO. an 2atOn 6. Smith. Cots 416,
AIT unb AIS in Der Goirfar llnsera6s
tbtilnng tn gtnbifonpiIIs. $170.
5obn M. S4rosr an gtcree r..
Sdnfter. aOntratt, 33s attres in ssts
tiOn IL in 9sIbi ap. fur $10,5 gu
perfaufsn.
albert Sunosrbrnd ON gsorse n.
Gprih II. o.. q bel 80 CUB an Der
Weitfeite Der 8lsnbord 4ntnue. 81.
Die Union GGDings Gont onb SruIt
Go. an CHARTS !. Dreifus, Is bel 90
Sub on Der Gillette Der Gin Gtrcb.,
16 Cub flbIi6 Der 2ongUortb Strub..
$11, 900.
Gkrman Ssobino an Muaute so.
Gurite, 80 SUB an SbferDdtorn ap.
81.
Gbns. 8. aellosg's Grben an Soiepb
Meber. cine Got on GIsnlpoob aD.
81.
emma autb oH.Rofes GcIbfmisb
lGuit Claim, % SUB an Gtnn Ctr.
nahe 9etts CTR. 81.
Nlarn Wsingartner an benfeIbtn.
(Guit gaim). bafslbe GigtHtbuni. ST..
Jfabelle Srieb an benfelbtn (Guit
Claim. bufeIbe Gigentbum. 81.
0eoree Guth an benislben (luit
CLAIM, bafTeIbe Gigentbum. 81.
8tiTie Nlen an sSrnHf u. 6On1ns
Der, cine Got an gnrisbt Ap. 81.
Bernard Nufberheibs u. u. an Ml.
bert q. Riedhoff. 751 s5uB an HronDs
man, nahe 4bisail. $1,000 etc.
9k 5episr 2umber Co. an q. u. .,
S-M. Np. Co., siDti Cots an 6pring
Grope Ap. 81.
| GleH G1sbsp an 0ouis q. 6i61
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-20

auF ben SSriebbDfsn iperben fir 2euts
sef6aufsIt, bic nod lange Sabre bdts
ten leben t0nnen. Die eigeHe S6ulo
brtngt pisIe 2eute por5eitig unter Die
Grbe. Denn man fiiblt. bab III bem
aDrper ettpas auBer Srbnung 1T, foa
man nitt untbGtig bIeiben, ionosrn
picber Srbnung itiftsn; unO spar is
eber, beito beFer, neil es um 10 lei4tsr
tft, je eber ss gsfdiebt. 9ds Mittel
fir elm bsrartiges Gingreifen. nno
3pur elm fol6ss, bas ME DerIagt uno
au1 ni.maIs f9aben fam, neil es nur
aus beiItrdftisen 4fluu5en beitebt. biss
ten aber bic ct. Bernard arauterpilz
len. Sn aputbeten gu ha6en. 8.S.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-20

Cots 1o5 unb 106 In Der Spencer unb
aonlor unternbtbeiIung. ST.
Widrgarst p. ShnibIdpp an g. G.
6Iannerp, Got 145 In Geo. YoIt's lins
terobtbeilnna. GImlpopb. ST..
Bette 8. Rilsbad) an Gbos. Nebi,
5tpei Streiftn Qanb in miomi unb
green 3p. ST.
6rouf q. aobI an Geo. 80. Ghass
mann, 30 5ub an Columbia glp. ST.
s. O. Otto Seeg an 9iIIie McIet.
Got 33 In GteeIe nnb SeuIIp's liniers
o6tbeiluns. $4,000.
6enrp 6ermann on CD. n. Dors
mann, cine Got an Woobparb apenus,
College soi[l. ST..
Jranf 8. Rutterer on ssolepbiue g.
Rutterer. 25 JuB an GGItern ap. 81.
Nm s.. porhnlnnn an 80. q. ass
tetp, 80 Jub an Woobnorb gtp., Col.
leae 6iu. 81.
9ep. .. Geo on 6enrp Wlpellsr.
Grsbifdof 40 Sub an RodbdIs ap.
81.
Rob. W. 9urion an Charlotte g.
attins. 100 CUB an Der Rois SilI
apenue. 81.
Saeob Shdefer, Greiuior, an sloeob
S6oefer, 4 Cots in 5tnslsn's Inter.
abtteilune. 81.
Tim. 3. Gbnorbs an Sopbis @ost,
| 33i Rub an Qinoen Mp. 81.
Robert 8. Tospte an Gb. .. lIrih,
90 CUB an 5Obu unb Ginbiap Str,
cine Got an SOhn unb Gbarlotts Ctr.
| 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-20

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gen bate.
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