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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-10-31
TAFT ADMITS
 PARTY WEAKNESS MAKES APPEAL TO THE REPUB- LICANS IN ADDRESS TO TAMIL.
 TON CLUB IN CHICAGO
CRISIS IS REACHED
Says This is an Off Year With Repub- licans--On His Way to
 Pittsburg.

Chicago, Oct. 3O.-President Taft gave the first open intinlation today that he is afraid down in his heart that he is not going to be reelected in 1912. In speech before the Ham, ilton Club the President spoke of the severe blow struck at the Republi- can party in the last election and faintly expressed the hope that the country would not repent the dose next year.
 The President cried out that the Republican party is capable of manag- ing the nations affairs, but that if the people decide they want change the party will have to look ahead to 1916.
 Now we are at some people think a crisis in the Republican par ty with reference to it's continuance in the guidance of the nation,' said the President "I am hopeful that the people of the country who know a good thing when they seem to have only chastened us bit in an off year, in order that we may be better hereafter and in order that we may be more careful hereafter, but with no intention of shifting from shoul- ders that are fitted to bear the bur den of the present problem and carry them to successful solution, to those which are untried and which l have new theories of action: that we l do not believe in and that we do not believe the people believe in.
 However if so be it that they de- sire to make change We shall loyal ly support the new government un- der amy conditions, with the hope 1 that it will insure to the benefit oi the country, if after one trial the peo- pie think they ought to go back te the old party that has served them we'll, and so we'll, in the progressive days of the nation, they will do so We can bear that, my friends, that is all :"
 The President paused to get new courage and went on:
 "I go away from Chicago feeling stronger in the Republican faith stronger in the hope that Republican guidance of governmental affairs may continue and may be entrusted to solve the real difficulties that are presented to the Republic. Now do not minimize those difficulties,
 but believe they are capable of solu-
 tion. I think that when we measure them with problems that have already been met by the Republica nparty beginning in 1861, under that saint
 Abraham Lincoln. they are small ant while difficult enough for us they are not problems that we should TUT : away from. But we should grit oul
 teeth and meet them by the past ant
 the only past that party can safe ly follow-that of enforcing the law
 and bringing out condition in whicl the law is respected"
 The President left tonight for Pitts I burg where he will spend tomorrow
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-10-31

The contempt fine and sentence imposed by Chancellor Martineau, in the Hunt case, was stubbornly fought by MT. Hunt District Attorney T.. Havis Nixon and Attorney w. B. Sorrells. who represented the State ill the Rhea case. The brief in the case was prepared by Attorney W. B. Sorrells and was a legal master piece. MT. Sorrells personally ar ranged the brief and wrote it him. self. It was highly complimented by the Supreme Court judges, not only from a legal standpoint but special attention Was called to it's magnlfl- 7 -Mardings and construction.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-10-31

We bought heavy, to buy cheap. We bought cheap because We bought heavy. The bargain is yours. Retail lmrchasing at wholesale prices at the Famous. The Manufacturers Out Iot Solo is on 10 "A If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-10-31
Rhea's Case Also Dismissed.

In this connection it is interesting to note that the Supreme Court also dismissed the petition of W. s. Rhea for a review of the order of the chan cellor denying him bail
 Tn dismissing Rhea's petition, the court states that the appeal is not now relevant, as an indictment for first degree murder has since been found and the case brought to trial.
 Incidentally, Rhea was convicted on the indictment in question last week in the Jefferson County Circuit Court, where the>case was heard on change of venue from Arkansas City.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-10-31

Robert McMecham and Mrs. Ella McMecham, of Little Rock, are in the city and will attend the Dewoody- Brightwel wedding at the First Methodist church this evening.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-10-31

Something doing all the time at Famous, the Manufacturers Outlet Sale makes everybody get busy.
 10 "A If.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-10-31

MILLINERY. Buy your Fall bon net at whole price at the Famous' Manufacturers Outlet Sale. 10 "A tf.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-10-31

-Lyd vitz, Queen on the Ivory, at the .Moon."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-10-31
Swell Stock of Suitings.

Let EISENKRAMER make your new Fall Suit. The best patterns that the worlds best mills have produced are made into the best fitting and most stylish clothes that you can buy We make ladies garments to meas ure. <.
 rrcuNvp MED
 ss s< rryT TAT Op a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-10-31

Matinee every day, 2:l5-Tht Moon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-10-31

We strive to please.-The Moon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-10-31

We are here this time to stay The Moon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-10-31

Eft guard; Lyle andwTcney, csate
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-20
SAN BENITO NOTES

SAN BENITO. Texas, Dec 10
Mr.. and Mrs. A Graham. returned
yesterday from an extended tour Of
the north ~ Graham Is the Score
tary " the San Benlio Commercin
club. aud while away attended ihe
pittsburg Chicago and Nca York Lane
shows. representing San Bonito VIII
her exhibit Va addition 20 the rex
nlar cshibii n fsults cotton see
e;ablos and enRaf cane. Mr Graham
carried win him Don Carlos calbau
Que 81 the Mexican fofomen in Che
employ % the San Bonlio Land aud
Water Co. who attracted q great
deal Of attention Carlos waa dressed
IN ful Ncxlcan Fcgaiia
Mr Graham Says shat ai che dif
iorent shows BE- distributed fifteen
thousand foidefa viih Photographic
views 81 san isenlto. twenty .one
thousand booklets aud i've hundred
and ninety mine thousand miniature
San N.niio Lights. the local pHrcr
what seemed 20 be- most pieaa.ne io
Mr Graham WAS thc fari that che
San Bcniio literature seemed io n'
appreciated by the people thai slait
"a the shows. aud 90 have been iaten
homo bob them NJ Graham SAYS eer.
llitic ct the literature Una 90 be
found Do and AROUND enc place on thc
floor
$40 Graham irelH sure that There
~ mo- question about fhc result thar
win ho rcaped by fhe people donn
here. bur of course. these AIN not bf
ter immediately ~ VIII ialn HouD
months 10 shoe them up iu.B
A mg meeting D. Eco be- held tnmor
ross nlRh' OF Tho CLUB roona go which
ur Graham Nili rif, tO ull ol tNp
membcr detailed account of hf
lrip aud thr expenditures
Miss Mildred iiarraan has gone lo
SAN Antonio 20 spend Christmas Win
her rclallfcf
Tho SAN nonlto feaehom of 'ho ln
cAl public schools nr, at urnNaFglilf
attending the loafhria institute
The friends of Wr Alfonso M.rl.
are much relieved to learn that ahe
m Improving rapidly and la now nu
pnrcnilf out of nli danger IiDr par
tnt. Mr pnd Mr ilnu ~ Minnesota.
who have hoen here niih bier since
her condition Wae CRITICAL Ull .urnl
IL frw day. af inc ranch before re
mruns Mr Nioha hna been hi fhD
residence of pf Hudson
Mra T. lnuirum has heen ihr
Hunai of Nae AHA iici HooU for for
hayH
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-20
PLUMBING AND STRAIN FITTING
L. j. Cahill
rlsmbers and steam fiaera
All starr st Phone i7a
MAY RAisE ruI rmrF
On sA>ro>E BEER
iifewc1s of That Cit, Contemplating
Following Action of North
ern Firms.

SAN ANTONIO Tex. poe. 10 -
Following the Actlon OF the brewers
Of 81 Louis and other northern cities
IN raisinS the price OF beer TO the deal.
er, y y said tina, the brewers OF san
Antonio viii take Ike action In the
near mtnre.
The advance will probably be- 81
barrel. hlsh cos, OF hops and other
materials l. tho cause Tor the ad.
vance IN prlcss.
This Will probably result Ia the
consumer sest!ng smaller glass for
= nickel than he has n ,hc pas, as
we'll ~ cutting down the quantity
pold for q nlckcl when the grow lcl
IL rushed.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-20
GAM nAcs N nn,Nptis.
n,nics rhnt Ne Bought wife S5oC.
OOn Present

NHW YORK. noc en- Elh~rt 70
Gary. executive head ol the atrcl
trust hit back hard today al lous
y nrsndols directly and mdlrocth
az everybody else aho nnW is CO..
has bcon huriiug hrickhats az hlm 81
the rreai corporation whosc cncreice
and aostlnles ne direct.
Mr nrandeis had reicrred pcssi.
mHtlcalls 60 the REPORT that Judge
Nars had rison Airs GARY S,OO.oop
pcarl necklace as Christmas glfi
ON The latter point nv hrundeis was
quoted as SAYING that u was iuH
such things az This that hrouehi on
the social unrest that Ted 10 tho
French revolution
judge Gary read che report ct Mr.
i,randeis statement very earofull,
before he spekc Then he said
- am ioath 10 speak OF tho report
ef my havinK given Mrs Gary pearl
necklace Tor Christmas sir, thAt
cost $500. zoe or any other amount
or course IL liant true
Swan OF ~ reluctantly Tor TWO
reasons Tho first Is that il Is sub
feet which touches vorv closely my
mos, Intimate family affairs Neither
Mrs. Gary nor myself Ike this sort
OF publicity Tho only other reason
| repN 20 u a, an Is that Mr. nran-
aels has made such use OF the renort
J had respected him AZ man az tx.
eelleni Intention heretofore ho had
pinched his ntterances on puhlie
questions In a higher key. am
srlcNed that he has come down 70
such cheap talk ! had hoped that hts
efforts 20 solve the industrial and
economic problems of the countr,
would he maintained on ,he hleh In,
scllectnal pIAae which Thought n.
| occupied"
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-20
nay cry Nrws
sarge rar,, iicing 'm ~ lnto
-msii Yarns

large Iiart, icing 'm ~ into
-msli YARNS
NAY CIN Tca nor So Krh
Moore has void ego acres of land nca,
WaiHvorth tu John and Do, s,noef.
ter of Nebraska. hut who VIII soon
move to their mrm and uu' 10 500 %
iNto of cultivation fpr surmr Oropa
rho price paid was y0d por h,ra
iIm nuFcley d. having iho sargent
ranch cut up lnto convenient Hfcd
arma and ALSO laying ont town.
elio which la about IS miles southenst
irom Nar Cip aud viii BE- known as
sargent A mrro batch of literature
ia nuW helms Fotton ONT for distuhu
non hi ONE ol che land commnic.
which s.. handllnr this proposition,
Th, iODll school noard u openlus
the bids foe fho addition auhlmplotc.
monta to ho madr oU tho prosout hlFh
school huildluE WAS confronted hy Ia
bids ranging from Gl0.Hte 90 t.tnop
nnd from contractors % Houston Sa
ANTONIO aud sc, oral othor places out.
side of Hay vlt The work will ro
to homie contractors Osborne a. Won
be llaar. vhose It'd was the lowest
The Alamo l,nmhcr company at
Markham has made change No ts
management and HAYDEN Mgnonal
Who hiss hcvn connected with that
,omnan, tor year hore is now a
charup
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-20
noNlnNnn no NUNS.
Doc- e. Coufrr Mith Cotton Ncrcasc
g.duyinr unnttcc

AlsriN. rr> pcc ~ lhc r"'.
ctanl bas some lo utlma to hr pres
out TODAY ai Il mcrtue ol thc tommii
ico appointed to raise funds Go prose
ute enc campaign GOV "a reduction in
cotton acreaso and 90 NcuerWls cant
aut thc plaua I'D the Nce Orienm con
rvrrnce
Howard Ulsud of ra,lor haa hetn
appointed memhpr of fnc commits
irc vice "a Nlchcrg of Cofpa.
CHRISTI who eaunni serve
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-20

beautiful five passenger, lom door, 80 H.
P. Overland OuiRe cars MO5al SGT, fully
equipped Wit tor end wind Shield, value
$l05G00, offered as Capital Premium in Corpus
Christi Callers Great Y-iotide Popularity Contest
Specifications Of Model SGT
Wheel base l06 inches body, vaDessengar
fOredOOr touring motor Aka ~, horse power 80
transmission Seloctiye, three speeds and reverse
F. & S. ball bearing ignition daal, Spltdorl mag
netO and batteries front axle drop forged l-sec
tiOn rear axle SemfiOating, wheels artillery
wood IL IL, IL inch SpOkes II bolts each
wheel, tires 1913 IL inches @. D., frame press
ed steel finish Overland blue, equipme three
oil lamps, two gas lamps ard generator; tools
complete set, extra added equipment top and
windshield.
First 1912 Production FOR Corpus
Christi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-02

- Seuer.Warb.n Wolfram BON
gelIepu. berihtste iibsr % J.uerdlarms
Rufe. Sehs Jsu.r bate Bellevue
lpdbrsno BEG sahrss uno belduft iit
Der S1oben ouf $381l. 35 pairols
tpaaenrufe purNn bsontrportet.
prdiipent qasoIo bonn gll.pu.
StuIratb .rbisIt bon Grl. Roi. 8aros
ner elm Shreibsn. oob iie ihre Stsu:
als 2ehrerin an Der Dfisntlihen ShuIs
pisber ann.hmsr tpsroe. 5rl. 0dron.I
ertran.te auf elmer Guropcreiie in pds
ris. Srantreih.
- Der Danton ShuIrath periams
melt iid moresn, nm bic 9u.dnaen, oi.
nura Die R.Feration.n BON JrI. glara
2utton unb frI. Cora 2inoi.p entitans
BEN iino, aussufiilfsu.
- 5euer.Warosn Guoen Scup bon
Danton berihtsts iib.r 81 Ilarme uns
7 Seusr i'm Sabre 1910. Der 1otaIs
9srIuit betr1gt $535.
- Inter ben 4uipisisn bss g.lItpu.
3neioes bes 0sutIdsam.ri.dniiher
Staotperbanoes unb bes Damnsipei'
aes finb.t hute Ibenb in paIte's
Sp.rnbous ein aonsert itatt, bsi ben
elm ausge3sidnttts proeromm su'
9urffiibruu9 tommt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-02

jGbrisen Sniion ssb0rt cbne 3tpsifsl
RUPERT 6usbes' srDbes Drama
.1be Man 8etpeen". Gs febt bieie
Wche imW a Inut Ctr. & hsater
auf bsm proaramm uno bietet bsHen
ssreunben cine irdftige, unterbdltenbe
aoft. Nm Der Gpibe Der Darfeaer
itebt Der irefflihe aiinitler Wougbdn
@laier. Der ben jungsn GipiIinsenieur
Sobn Gtobbarb BARTLETT. Dos Gtid
isIber bebonbeIt Elm aItes. okr ME
peraltenb<s problem, ben aampf 3ipia
Ihn aapitol unb Nrbeii. unb es 1T ins
ipf,rn eefhidt aussearbeitet, aIs ts
Iid, neber auf bic cine nod ouf bic
nnoere, ionbern ouf bic Ssite bes
Durdihnittsbiirsers felt. eben bss
Monn.s .betipeeu" aapital unb' arz
belt. Cine fhone 2ebesromunSe
itebt i'm gorkrsrunbe bes Jnterehes.
ai6arb gark iriit bieIs Node i'm
9rcnb Spernhous uuf in be,
nsuen WluiitpoF. .Sumpins Supiter", !,
bi. Carl. i'm 8erein NIT Spbnep Ros
'enislb islbIt ssidrieben uno fompos
n;rt bat. Gas Stiid bate in Gbieago
unb anbsrspo sroBsn 3ulauf. Die
5anbIuns ipisIt inaiinitlertrsiisn nno
bic 2iebe bes Walers su ieinemWooeu
bilbet ben Slimor. Die unmoglths
item geripehslungen briugen Sunor
in Die Sanolilng. Die auBeroem onrdl
rei5enbe 8eiauaseinlagen nod tnr5-
peiliaer gemaht fpirb. Hatlmitings'
poritcIIungeu iinb fir Woutag, Wfitt.
mod uno Sarnitag ongeIest.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-02

psrfpiiiipeten Shpeiter unieres s}dns
gers Waeesan in bic GsieIn Der Gbs
ssi6mieott.
Die 9sfahr .einer Ghir1he Der
rReos" in Der 9ertbeibisung Der brit
ten gai. 1T jest beIeitist. Boienbiiter
Gooie Grant, Den 5duptline
Griffith inn austauid BON ben pbiIas
beIpbiaer .Gud.srn" fif fiherte. bat
enoIih ben prGiioenten ausuit 6errr
mann fhriftlih nm iofortig. 3uisns
ouns fsines Sabrespertrdss fir 1911
eebeten.
5rant Bancroft fat ben guisnbiitsr
u lmeiba, einen tpaihehtsn guba'
nsr, fir anperbuns bringsnb on ben
5duptlins Griffith empfoblen. Der
lelb: folI Elm brinanter Ball hldgel
unb ShneIl1ufer unn Der snsliiheu
Sprnht s.niiseno mddiis iein, UNI
ben Shieosrihtern notbiaenfalls ber
Stanbpuntt ilar MAIDEN au i0nnen.
Die Sabresp.riammluns Der Ratio
naIsaommiifion iri.t iibermorsen in
Gauobsrp Club, Snbiana, iintsr ben
@oriib bes pr1iioenien ausu I
6errmann sufammen. 0Ielh3eit
iis ipiro bort bas Spielprosramm'
aommiitee Der bsio.n grobsn aisos
tdseu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-02
paMittca.
Sunger 4utomobiliit ou &
Gincinnaii t0otIib
nprfs


Gincinnati t06tIi6
perlsbt.
tgse.saI.1es,f.e ess 0iuciuuatisr goHsbIahJ
SamiIton. l. San. Gsa.n bier
ubr beute Naamittas, aIs Carl Stuls
BON SO. POSI- 5arriion '2lpenu. uno
Senrp SQo.r BON Ro. 3245 9arrlior
2.psnu,, Cincinnati, in einem automo'
bill nab beI.r Stabt iubren. puroe
SduIs in Der Rdhe Der Ct. annu airs
de an Der Wlt. pleofout Bite. Ginben.
lpalo, bon elmer % aaliber Glint.ns
tusel in ben Riiden setrofien. Stuls.
ter erit 20 Sabre clt III. tpor Infangs
t.r QnTtt, bab er bon .inem Stsin
cetrofien porben lei, als oas Iutomo.
I'll jebot, in Der gorase Der W.itisi's
Wp.or go. oniam unb er ousiieiaen
ppllt. brad .r bfpubtIos 5uiummen.
gr puroe nab benz Werep SoIpital
aebro4t, fpo .s iih beruusitsllt., baB
bic auesI in bic reh!e Gunse oes I'm
elidlidsn osbruneen mar ,unb er fih
iE einem I,benss.fGbrIiten 3uitunD bss
ilnb.. Gin junger Rann Romsns
Ranmonb Sines, Der IN Der Wabe Ger
unolldsitGt,e nah Der Shelbe &c.
fboiien bate unb aus beHen 9.pehr
tie augel berriibren iou, puroe ols Der
mutbmabIits, fpenn auh unfrsitpiutss
sh1ter aui bsute gormittas Dor bas
poIi3.iseriht selabsn.
- Sn bi.iem Diiiriii BON Butler
Gpuntp tpurbsn 30 1ooesIdle i'm glos
rat DECEMBER beridtet. Don bieisn
sntfielsN AZ auf bic Staot 3amiIton.
- Sb.riif @raf pertouite porss.
! itern Radmittag in Der 9beilunsstldSe
ben Murp 5immelein s.sen Sobn
Simmslsin Die 3nei 8auitelen Ro.
1884 unb 1886, an Der Dopton Strabe
oeIessn, ouT Offsntlidxr 4uition an
M. 8. Burns fiir $347O. Die 80 Jub
irurben oui $45OO obgefhdst.
- WiQ 'SiIber, so. 323 Sub 4.
Strab, ppbnbaft. ilast. Dm. Willer
rorlesis 0oht in Der poliSeiitation beg
| tbGtIihen 4nariffs an. MilI.r fdlup
JiIbsr nit Der Jouft ins 0eiiht unb
fliihtete ii6 nad Ddpton. sbe bic pos
I;5ei ibn in Oe,Dabriom nsbmen
tpnnie.
- 1onn galrpdnba tpurbe pcrlette
Ta6t bon Der poliaei perbaftet. neil
{, 5roni 8ranfa nieberihlug unb gu
ertpiirgen perIuhte.
Die Dirtbt Jobn bolsberser unb
gbarles 2eonarb, beibe Don ber 6isb
StroBe, fpurb.n Inn Witternaht am
Somftas BON Der poli5ei Dtrbuftet.
neil iie ibre WirttI&aften Offen biels
| ten.
- Die pOlisei fat BIB jett nod tel
ne Spur Der Dounfr gefunbtn, irelhe
| in bic Wobnuns ber Grau Rntefrins
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-02

ihienen sefiern In ibrer neuen llni-
form unb nabmen iid in ben bon Ste
gel Bros. bon gopinston selieferten
InSiigen unb llebersiebern nobel aus.
- Die ST. 1bcn,as Gose Der Trei.
maurer erpGblte folsenbe Beamte: W.
W.: $. 3. 6upp; Sr. W.: W. u. Ncr
ieae; ST. W.: 6. u. Weber; Sr. D.;
6. 8. Berger; Sr. D.: u. 9. Shersr;
Setretdr: O. u. 0rapes; 5dosmeiiter.
5. W. Opp; 1ilsr: u. W. Gbapel; Or.
Stsrparo: 80. s. Ssnrp; Sr. Steparo:
%. g. Stepenion; gruitees: u. o.
Stssemann. M. 9. georse uno W. 3,
griinger. Der gr 90. W., Q. u. Ste:
eemann. tpurbe nit einsm NIT Oid'
manten befetten pait Wditer Mb5eihen
beibentt. Gr beIhentte bi. Witsliebel
nit prahtpolIen mitslieostarten in
biibIhen .garocoIes".
- Sm gireuits.ridte ipurbe be,
sSoQ BON Deora Wl. gdu sesen bic 6.
unb .. Gifenbabn Co., in benz e I'D
I'm etHe Strede Sdngs ndpe SdllIeI'
mia hanbelt, pertporien uno Der Gtn'
baltsbefebI aufgebobsn.
- Die 8eipp6nsr Der part apenue
sipiihen Der z. unb 8. Strabt, Deroer
Dem Stabiratb cine gstition unterbrel'
ten, bic 2seung Der 9eleiie fir Stro'
bsnbabnSpsde gu perbinoern. 81. be-
hauptsn, bab Der StuIhof be; par'
aosnus S1ule nidt grob aenus is'
unb bab bic ainbsr besbaIb bic Strab'
gum Spislsn bsnusteH. Sollte ,in'
Gtrabenbabn burtfabren. piroe eas
Qebsn Der ainosr asidbroet. 9e'
Shulraib tpiro iit sb.nfaus nit Del
Nngeleaenheit bsIhaftiasn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-02

1ibner brangen, Elm portemonnais NIT
So unnettirtsn unb ben 1elepbonsaiien
ben Der Wanb rifsn.
- Me 1euerpebr tpurbe seitern
Wcrmittdg noh Der Wobnune Der
0rau Sterport, Gde Der g. unb gudepe
Gtrabe, serufen, mo- elm Sdorniteln
ousbrdnnte.
- Die GoIe,te fir bas neus 5oipl.
tai in Miboletopn belduft iih jsBt auf
$46,0 900 BON ben nDibisen $4,000.
Die Niles 9pol Worts 60. BON Sds
milton CAB $500 unb Rihter Garo
BON bier SIS.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-02
u { IN p o T (.

Gie Neiupurt Gffier fur bas rGiu'
einuatier golfsblatt" bcfinbet i'd in
Go. 339 Yorf Strase, geseniber eem
Gpurtbanie, moielbit Heuisfeiten, Mn'
seigen II. I. ,u. big 10 llbr 45 ylinntea
absabs cntscsenscnommeu meroen.
Selcpbon SoMh 2401. X
W.ibnudtss 5sier in bsr
Campbell gountp NAT
fsnbeimath.
I'm Der Campbell Gountp prot.
8aiIenbeimutb ipuroe geitern Nahmits
tao bas WsibnudtsFeit IN 0erbinbune
nit Der 9eI6eerung Der Waii.ntinoer
in bibi6er WeiIe gef.isrt. aub.r oem
Tamen 8oritono, Den Jrauen y.
Sauer, Sunsjiirssn, gsrtid, Wisblsr,
Doaenfelb, Maunotr, Cider, Weper,
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