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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-29
INVOLVES HIGH PERSONACEs
Charges FILED Against Former
Governor Of California and
Wife, and Others

Seattle. Wasa May ~ Claimant
70 coal lands b t.e Daugitton group.
incIudiug former Gov james n till.
lett Of California and bis wife. form.
er Congressman Jaueg McLachlin %
Pasadena. Cal. member 0f tine
monetary commission, Henry T Ok.
rard, president 0f toe American Beet
spgar company have been uotitea D9
the register og the Juneau land office
NJ appear before him within thirty
DAYS and Sh0a cause why their en-.
tries should not be reported 10 fne
commissioner 81 the general ian1 oil
ice for cancellation 0f rejection Is.
Inmates Of the value 0f the lands
raage from twenty-five 70 hfty mil
lion dollars
Charges have been filed by spe
cial agent 0f tie general land 0tiice
against each q the claims, walep
Aum1er thirtgnlne Land office 9ftc
ials charge tFat all ihe original I'll
Gators are datamies
fne promoters 81 ,he Daughtou
group. including Harrg White Of Los
Angeles. former mayor Of Seattle
L,ohald A Mckenzie. 0i Washington.
II g.; Raymond Brown William +
Dunn. of Spokane and Charles NJ
naught0n. os Pearson. wash. wsse
indicted bY 4 federal grand jury Al
spokane last October for conspiFa Z
10 degraud the government VI p0sses-
sion and nse os the Daught0n group
of lands. They demurred 20 tie iTf
dletlheal. but ealsea atateh jllss-e
frank II. Rhdkin held that tie inalet
Hfent was valid
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-29
3 KILLED
IN HEADON
COLLISION
ENGINEERS ANDFIREMEN
OF BOTH RAINS
AMONG VICTIMS


LinCulH. Neb, May Z9At least
sne people we're killed and twenty
iaiurod tais morning n a head0n cos.
lisi0n between castb0und aud west
bound RufIinfon trains Number aHa
~ near HeGO0k Neb
Members I'll tne Denver and Omaha
Western League bah teams we're 80
t'tF Westb9uut train Several 0l them
we're injured, none seriously fhe
engineers and Bremen % both traiHg
we're killed Several coaches Nefe
ferailed aud rolled over One coach
vas demolished
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-29

AGAINST
GUTHRIE.
Capital Remains al Oklahoma
City Says Supreme
Court,
(7uLLETlN)
CBy Associated Preasl

WASHINGTON, D. c, MAY 29.-
THE CAPITAL or OKLAHOMA
WILL REMAIN AT OKLAHOMA
CITY, so FAR AS The SUPREME
COURT or THE UNITED STATES
is CONCERNED. THAT TRleUN
Al TODAY DECLINED TO HOLD
THAT THE OKLAHOMA STATUTE
ENACTED LAST DECEMBER TO
MOVE THE CAPITAL FROM ouTH.
RTE WAS UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-29
WILL VOTE ON SCHOOL BONDS

There will be voting tomorrow on
the proposition of bonding for S25.-
p00 for The construction of school
building on .he West Side Members
Of the school board today said that
the pIaH Is % iocate building at
central point so as 20 adequately
care FOR the Ia. ssig Increased school
population a that section and TO re-
lieva the East Side schools The so
mex to Banner school was recently
abandoned fer sanitary reasons
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-29
0 O 0 0 o O o o Q O o o g O o {
THREE KILLED IN FRISCO FIRE
fBy Assoclaled Pregs.l

san Francisco. CaL May 3D.
Three persons we're Killed IN IKE
which early this morning destroyed
the Chutes, san FraucIsc0s largest
amusement resort I'd Is estimated
that a damage OF q quarter million
dollars was lone The fire spread
70 a lodging house near the park and
several we're injured jumping from
windows The bodies of tWo nen
and one child we've recovered from
the ruins
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-29
COUNTY RETAILERS INVITED

The retailers of Logan county are
il Yted TO be the guests Of the Re-
tsiiers' association Of Guthrie on
tuesday night, May 30 The opening
feature will be a buffet t4ncheon at
f b m, under direction Of VIM Ritz.
faupt State Manager ] + Foster
wili deliver an address on the bene-
t'ts derived from the state organiza.
son. Other speeches will be made.
Delegates are to be elected to rep
resent Logan county at tie state
Retailers association Ia Oklahoma
stg June 6.S
The retail dealers el the county
ale asked 70 be present partly f0r tne
purpose OF becoming acquainted with
the work Of the Logan County re.
taleFs Credit bureau.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-29
COMMITTEE IS STARTLED
Artist UncovcrS Lead Which
May Develop Into Huge
Graft Scandal

WASHINGTON n G May ~ Az
oem aossnthaI Philadelphia artist
i0iaY startled tHe aaase committee
investigating state iaNar meui expen
3iHe With the bafse Gaaf he was
Da.a only egAt aaHdrea an illsy
doAars i0F pagSa 0i Associate
Justice ilas walle 'A state depart-
alehi records caai4iD / receipt lnai.
eating Ae VAS Qaia s. tad
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-29
tIeavY Eines Assesaed.

Peace officers believe that the no
torious place at Villas avenue ana
Second street Is out Of commission
for good Charles G. Carson. the JOSS
Of the restaurant, was on Satur-
day fined 800 and costs and Charles
Williams Garrison. the bouncer and
general factotum, was fined $50 and
costs. The cases were heard in sp-
perior court Saturday and the court
made the convictions The owner OF
the building was roughly handled by
the county attorney
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-29
8 . Q 0 0 . Q Q Q B 0 . 0 0 ]

Tnis morning the citizens were
pumping out the lighting plant aud
tae cellars The city Is built on a
prairie and not a great deal Of The
water will run away 1t Is soaking
up. but not fast enough to suit the
people
At least two miles 0f the Denver
enid 4 Gulf road near Cherokee
ere damaged, being washed com
letely out In many places The
slight embankment was damaged an
along.
The rain extended for four miles
cast and two miles west OF Cherokee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-29
LIGHTNING KILLS FARMER
Bolt Enters Mans Shoulder
Tearing a Hole in
His Flesh

C0nwav springs, kas May 2
George Cfcwse. fariner who lived
about eight miles east Of here, vas
slruck by lightning and instantly Kill
ed just as a heavy rain storm broke
over this part Of the country about
icon Saturday Crewse vas hurry
lHg home from the Held where he had
heen working when the bolt stguca
fam The team WAS unlnjefed
NO one saw the accident happen,
BUT a farmer living near by saw the
team loose and found the dead man,
probably 20 minutes after he bad
been struck The bolt entered his
right shoulder, tearing considerable
cole in his clothing and flesh Death
was evidently Instantaneous.
The dead mau leaves i wife AID sis
Children. Two of his brothers live
south ot this place, aud Mrs. SngdeF
sister, lives just west Of here Tie
also has sister in Guthrie, Okla
lie husband of Mrs. Snyder vas aiil-
ea II roandhOuse accident Id this
rsfr la~+ F7H
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-29
DYING WOMAN IS
HAILED INTO COURT
N DAMAGE SUIT
fBv Leased wire

= Baltimore. May 20 That Mrs.
= Ida Brewer. who was carried on
= stretcher into the c3urt Of c
q common pleas today, to appear {
@ Ia a suit for damages against {
2 street railway company was dy- {
. ing at the time, and that Judge
q Bond was justified IN branding {
2 the proceedings as Outrageous" {
q is borne out by her death last 6
q night.
q Miss Brewer was suing the c
q railway company for $4,000 for
@ being thrown on car, and the
. lawyers for the corporation de- &
g uounced the appearance IN court c
q on q stretches as an effort to {
@ play on the feelings Of the Judge C
O and jury g
q The physician and counsel for G
- the woman retorted that they &
, thought her well enough to ap- 9
q pear IN court G
G Mrs Brewer was hurrlediN 9
9 taken home, where she died Of 9
. heart failure. G
9 @ @ O @ o O @ @ o O @ O @ .
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-29
TORNADO HITS PEEIH, ILLINOIS
tny Annotated praaa.l

Peoria. iil May 2a "a tornado
struck PekiH. lli ten miles south 0t
here at one o'clock Sunday alter
noon killing two persons aud caus-
lug property damage iHat Hlll amount
to thousands 81 dollars
The dead.
CLYDE SAKERS aged IA
FRANK WOODLEY. aged l5
Tue storm came from fAS south
aeai The pumping station OH The
opposite bank 90 the Illinois FLYER
was first NJ feel tine effects 0i the
siomr and was completely demolished
Ia4e a.9Kh lnssa 5anagea asAVes tse
Illinois river and tne plants Df the
Boley ice Cream company we're con-
pIe'eig destroyed The residence
part of the city ESCAPED
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-29
SELL THEIR CHILD
To HUSBAND FOR
$40 AND 4 DRESS


9 Philadelphia, May Z9-JuIla q
y Habbitts a l5.ycaF-old gin, today q
q told 10 Magistrate Scott how she 9
= had been sold 70 her husband for Q
q $50 ia eash. which was paid ID =
2 her father aud silk dress 9
g which was given 10 lier mother {;
9 by her husband, David Hab1itt 9
& The yoang woman refused 20 9
9 live with her husband and de- =
6 serted him Magistrate Scott az g
3 Ter inquiring into tie facts, de- :
g cided that the girls story vas =
g true an held her husband for .
q court 0n the grounds 0f aoa-sup- &
9 port Z
Mrs Habbltt declared that tao g
q days after the Delaware marri G
O age her husband eudeavored to q
. force her to support nlm 9
=. ~ - - N 4. - "a - a. .. a. - "a .. -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-29

eF or the law OF 1910 governs.
Without precedents or local organ
izations with which to assail the Va
ters. the candidates for city offices
under the new charter nave put in
busy days interviewing voters and
attempting TO form skeleton organ
lzagions covering the city The prl-
mary tomorrow win result III the
nomination. Of two candidates for
mayor. two for commissioner Of pub
lie safety, two for commissioner Qt
public utilities and twelve candidates
for the board OF education These
lists are to be cut i.i two at the
general election on June l3.
Guthrie never saw an election Ike
this is going to be. The ward lines
ares eliminated and there are no par.
ties The organizations are largely
personal and voluntary Certain ele-
Hents are lining up on the mayoralty
fight which is by tar the big tight OF
the occasion
James Hepburn today withdrew
from the race for mayor, leaving five
In the field There Is no such thing
as all accurate forecast Of the result
with five in the field Any two Of
the five seem 20 have good sl0wings
for the nominations There are
seven candidates lof commissioner ~
public safety with several close
contests in sight
An element oi uncertainty Is added
a nelement ol uncertainty Is aided
by the recent decision Of Judge Cor.
teral IN the grandfather eases II
is said negroes are likely 10 demand
the ballot They have been pretty
sell thlnned oug ia the fast three
elections here, but today they show
signs VI getting their feet wRt again.
But the old times have gone the
expert white workers among negroes
are not actively employed by any
body and the negro politicians and
preachers have not been retained by
any special interests So lat as has
developed lB other w5FIa tire elef.
ton is a nights pnof business pro.
position The candidates for MAYOR
afe hWstmg around miseesieauoaa
/ it. paying nO particular aEket lOu t0
any gang gr section
10 is understood several influeHaaN
negroes Met today ID decide on d
candidate Tor may0
TIE 5aIl0ilng viii be at tae usual
places With The exception 81 sAe iIfia
ward The see0Bd pfeeinct 0i iaat
ward has been consolidated with the
/ llgst precinct
+ The election Is vHa9ut pfpeedent
/ Iii ali respects The allsehne 0f or
poflan8y tor parlY officials 40 try
jt0 throw helr weight Is marked
feature The candidates nave ABOUT
abandoned alliances aud aKg lgying
80 reach all the voters POS slble fNe
cards and circulars are lsssng lhe
place of cigars and sgela1le nps
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-29
IJYi1B SAX ERS aged t4
RANK WOODl-EY. aged ii

A8tgmcs1le owners Nho eXpect t0
take VETERANS on the Memorial iay
visit to the cemetery sill report at
rte @ Al Il bali about ! d Ia. to-
morrow
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-29
CHEROKEE UNDER WATER

Alfalfa csnital Gets The Greatest
Soaking IN History
Authentic reports Indicate taat
{ kerokee got the greatest wettins q
Cherokee Strip town ever got satuf-
1ay night tue water was over waist
deep in the streets. seven inches nav
ing fallen up to midnight Saturday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-29
WARD LINES WIPED OUT,
NO PARTY DESIGNATIONS
Cards and Circulars Take
Place Of "See-gaTs" and
SOciabIs "HIps"

Arguments on the locality of the
call for a primary for city officers 10.
morrow were IN progress In superior
court late this afternoon. There
we're proceedings this morning IN
amendment Of the pleadings Of A. G.
Copeland, who applied for restrain
ing order and Judge Lawrence then
intimsted that he would likely issue
an injunction, having found that the
election law Of tst1 under which ne
Judged the call TO have been ISSUED
mas not gone into effect. IRE whole
matter was re-opened this afternoon
In a general battle between copn
sci. The question seems to have
narrowed down to whether the chart
cr or the law Of 1910 governs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-29

The Guthrie sister oE the dead
man referred to In the above dis
Patch Is Mfs S. w. Griswold. 4ls
South Third street A niece. Mfs 4
estbrook. lives Al 4l2 South First
A.rs. Griswold and Mrs. WestbrooA
lett for Conway Springs sunday
nInrning 10 atleud tie funeral of
their relative
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-29
THE WEATHER

tBy Associated Press.l
New Orleans. La. May Z9--s Showers
30 north tonight OF Tuesday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-29

Amarillo. Tex. May 29--A very
heavy rain fell here Sunday i dld
great damage.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-29
CHEROKEE, ALFALFA COUNTY,
SOAKED BY CLOUODURST
Raln VIII Prove Of Immense
Benefit 10 GTowIug Corn
and Cotton

Rains covered Oklahoma Sunday
and Sunday night In Guthrie and VI.
entity the fall was rather light. bu.
stu sufficient 10 revive the dfop3ing
vegetation and the dropping spirits Oh
the people Something like n inch
tell In ALL wetting the ground for a
GeDth OF more than two inches. IN
parts Of Logan county the fail
Amounted to over an inch, the west
I ern aud northern section getting
more showers than the other parts.
Cherokee, Okla, was visited bv a
Aaterspout Two miles of the b. Il. &
track Was washed out. The town
ot Cherokee was flooded
Reports this morning Indicate that
tie rain came on from Kansas ana
iasted we'll over the Texas border. IN
the western third Of the state the
fall Wa heavy. Washouts are re-
Iorted about Cherokee and Kiowa.
y AS. and In further along i'm Kansas.
Woods, Woodward, Ellis, Kiowa,
Dewey and other counties are said to
have had cOpious rains. They are
~: dry counties ais d usual thing and
Lave been fearfully dry for . year.
he rain was good at Hobart. which
Place has had for year serious
trouble with its water supply
The effect OF the rain on cotton and
corn is great, but in this part OF the
state the wheat and oats crops may
be set down as failures. The oas,
especially. are too far gone for help.
Wheat and oats on many farms have
already been cut for hay Cotton is
in excellent shape and corn generally
Is looking we'll The fruit crop rs
very light. but the rain will help q
great deal. Cherry trees are dying
all over the middle section of Okla
noma aud peach trees In places are
decaying
Guthrie water supply, which stood
the drouth very well, was greatly
helped BIZ the rain. A rise Of an inch
vas noticed IN The Cottonwood early
today. with still more coming
Iawton, Nav 29--The heaviest rain
CT months came yesterday-balf an
inch in Lawton and vicinity. The
wheat Is harvesting better than
thought possible-ffteen or more
bushels TO the acre. The corn crop
was saved by the rain yesterday. The
rgin covered Comanche county
Amarillo. Tex May 29--A very
heavy rain fell here SUNDAY Il dld
great damage
Marshall, May 29-The upper tier
of Logan county townships had a
first class rain. Two inches fell
here. The big rain that covered Al
falfa. Kinghsher Blaine aud Gar
held counties lasted to this section
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-29

Marshall. May 29-The upper tier
of Logan county townships had a
first class rain. Two inches fell
here. The big rain that covered At
falfa. Kingiisher, Blaine aud Car
held counties lasted to this section.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-24
0os Sbr bes @eieses
10 q 6 I.

sIm @irtbsbaustiihe IN Der Sonr-
nerfriIde iiten Die beioen 9LegpptoIo-
gen: Brofeiior @riibler uno BRO
feiior Giuuer. SSbr GeiprdA orebt
lid, um Inn &0nig Ranies III. g8ab.
renb nun 8rofeiior @riibler bieieu
ifon felt Syabrtauienhen einbaliamtr-
ten Serriher bod in BEN StutnrcI
bebt lrno feline Eugertoeu pretit, lin.
Oct grofeiior Siuner an ibm pieIeS
aus5uieten, ia, er uennt i'm ioaar
eiuen bod)Irriitbiaen, init alien 2aiterrl
bebafteten gefronten Rarren,
Ia erbebt fib IN Der 3iuunerefe.
no err oen beioen bt8ber aufmerfiam
gelauiht bat, Der 0orfpcIi5iit. fortr1t
auf RrofeIor Stuner 5u uuo erfldrt
i'm fir oerbaftet - tpegeH gtaie.
ltatsbeleIoiguns!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-24

Rem gprt, %. SUM. qlnaef.
~sa proDenee" BON Sapre; srie6rtd
Der @roBe- bon 9enua.
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bon 2iperppol.
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Rep Yort;; ~MenbOaa" bon seepglprt.
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bon Rem gprf.
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nta' bon Rep Yort; .8olturnp" bon
Rem Wort: =Hieutp Mmitsrnama bon
Rsp Dors.
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Illus Der Smnoesbampfttaot

| Wd I bin q n, 3. g., %. SUM.
Jn elmer Ronferen3 bon einem Dus
seno berotrdtif6er Senatoren tpurbe
am 5reitag bef6lofTen, ale 9mennes
ments CUR 9fecipro3itGtsborIoqe ntes
oer3ulttmmen. Sendtor 8atlen, Ter.
ret9te aber beffenungeahtet einNmens
dement, CUR Recipro3ttGtspprloqe elm.
osm5ufoIge ale in Der sSreiIifte 8ors
logs bes 9auies genannten artifel,
dussenommen 5letf9 unb 9etreipes
pro6utte, Der RsctprositGtsDorIaae ana
gebdngt tDerhen fp1en. Der Sendt
bef9loB aud, am Ulpntaq iiber oas
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aItdtsporlage ab5uftimmen.
Der 9etrGnte9anbeI mad
ProAt bitioHsz Staaten.
anHdbernb 20 Riaionen GalIonsn
Sstrdnte tDeroen id9rli6 per GrpreB
ra4 YroRtbttipns Staaten berf&idt.
0ieies 5dttum tpurbe beute burd, cine
untsriuaung Der 3niI8enItaotliheu
9anoeIstommiiTion fsItgeftelIt. Die
GrpreBgeIeui9aften batten neultn bic
Raten erb0bt, po9egen Die betrsffenDen
Verianotftrmen bel Der Gommifton
proteft etngelsgt batten. Die Rpnt=
million CAB bic Gntf6eibunq ab, baB
bic 8orfHrtft, na6 tpel6er 8etrdntes
Senoungen auf borge'hriebene Betfe
perpatt Derb.n miiBten, cine perniinfs
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tpondh etne 8ullone @hsten als Is
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oarauf Rin, baB es Ii9 bauptIdhlid1
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B9tst1bdnbeIs DerautfpprtIih. Wlit
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gan5e 9ei6dft beiprgten.
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3tpif6en 5000 unb 1000 9ebinbe BON
elmer ober 3ipei 8auonen, ober unnes
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nppga beri9idt ungefGbr 786, 1000
gdGonen; Rihmonb SAG, ,720 8aqos
men; petersburg 258,128; 9enfacoIa
267, ,760; glstp Orleans 255, 1856; Qus
guita 215, $50 unb 9orfoIt, 8a., gais
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Sdpannab oerfaiden uebr aIs 1907
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onberen 2anoestheilen, hauptfGdffch
neil bort iiberaa 9robibitiou berrfdt.
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gen BON biIIigem Mbtstsp fir bic fors
bigs gepOIteruns fubri3irt uuo pers
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Rr eref.

so pIosIi6 lit S5br gaatte seftor.
ben, 5rult aouuter5ienratb Z"
- .GGn5 unertpartet. Cine Stlrr.
De norber aBeu ipir nod IN ben ent-
3iiferb renootrteu RGuuten bon
ael11pf & 3o6er Iuitern!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-24

Shiffsb1uer. mtintt sr NIT asfpiifsr
nnasss4t.rz.4A L-rL1xAs-s.. a.& s.A4 Ia 60.
1sSskStsstg Aeiu9AfAlYsH fts4 I<Es Httt SSsss
Haa sen auitiHiffsH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-24
Gut nerffd ert.

8utsbeiiser: ..Dornermetter -
ShloBcu pie Sibnereier! So bas
iii 10 gut tuie n @rnteieit. Sean, iaru-
nieln Se NAL n anrb ool bon ben
Gtngen unb fiibIen sic n paar gui.
len Seft etn!"