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Tombstone epitaph., 1911-06-11
Tucson Extension
 Will Be Built

A New York special 10 the Tucson Citizen Citizen say-:
 Phelps-D & Co.,. when seen by Citizen represent atise today, declared that there was no truth in the report that final decision had been taken relative to the extension of the South. western into Tucson.
 Final decision has not been taken hy the board as yet" declared MT. . H Dodge, "altLough final surveys for this work have been made and active preparations are making for the actual construction of the extension bu. as no authorization for the construction work has been made 1T cannot pro- ceed.
 ''s s matter of course, the exten- -ion will be built and We are making ready in expectation of the boards final decision, but just when this will come I cannot say.
 "We shall be prepared to pu. the machinery oi construction at work the minute we have the boards author r'zation to proceed"
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-06-11
Many Marriage
 Licenses issued

During the month Of May there were issued out oi the probate court of Cocbise county total of thirty-two marriage licenses, being the highest number issued in any one month during the present year.
 June being the month Of brides, it is expected, as in the past. that the bliss tickets to be issred will exceed all her months of tie year, and re- tain as usual rts title of the banner month. The following licenses were issued today:
 Arthur Encene Farmer to wed Annie Raughan, both of Risbee.
 B F Franklin to wed Lena Ander- son. both oi Douglas.
 Francis " Adams to wed Mrs, Martha Usher, both residents Drs- goon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-06-11
Industrial Activity
 In cochise County.

The outlook for much in- dustrial activity in all parts of Cochise county never be- fore was more fiatterring than right now. After some dull period in the various mining districts of the county the de- velopment work is again on with increased activity and good results are looked for. Besides the rich minerals the marble industry promises to become a recognized factor in the great industrial field of Cochise county. The great marble deposits in the Dra- goon mountains has attracted Eastern capital and every in dication points to time not far off when the building ma terial from the Dragoons will be shipped to be used in con struction of fine palaces the world over. The agricultural industry also has a greater promise since many aItesian water flows have been .tr1cE in the valleys.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-06-11
Strayed Afar
 From His Tribe

Anson II Smith of Kibgmsn is in
 receipt Of communication from the
 Mexican consul at Phoenix. to which 8 annexed what i5 termed 4n exhort from the military judge of the State VeIscruz, Mexico, in the matter of courtmartial of one Raul Ojeda, 6 soldier of the 18th federal batallion, who is charged ~ith insubordins stion. Ojeda claims to be citizen oi the United States. and that he was torn In Arizona. IL develops that Ojeda is d MohEve Indian and attended the -ch0ol at fort Mohsve. The only qgeer thing about the business is in that Mohave Indian should get so lar from home, as few of the tribes. men have .teen inclined to wander rom the tribal domain Oiets will ne shot unless proper proof of birth 2 furnished.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-06-11

Hated Mines company, is evidenced from the fact that the returns from the smsiters at Fl Paso showed ID the neigh borhood of BIO COG. and of which amount the company receiv,d as royalties ahou, S2U'D
 All oi this ore now being shipped is takeb from a ove the waterley,l of The main workings of the various pro pefties. Throughout the entire day considerable hosting Sss being done al both the Lucky Cuss and foughnnt mines. while much ship- ping Is being done from the West Side mine, carload being shipped from there today.
 1t the present time ore is being shipped to tho smelters at the rate of AnDut two cai- day. besides that oi the Hersi3ail mine and indepepdant operators uow at work in this district
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-06-11
Believed "Red'' Lopez
 Has Not Been Shot

Many of the citizens of Agua Priets are oi the opinion that Red" Lopez ,s nc. dead, that he gas allowed .o eGcape. That he has not shown up in Douglas proves, in their opinicn, that he is resolved to protect the ones who thus befriended him.
 A Luppert Of the Mexican custom house said:-
 'lopez left Agua Prieta with one Of the best friends he ever had, Lieuten- ant Anacleto GirOn. I am ftrcngly Of the opinion that Inc Was not killed but that he WAS given his liberty. l SO be will not turn to this part of the country as to do so would expose his friends
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-06-11
Teachers Examin-
 ation Now On

This being the day fixed for tie reg ular teachers examination for the present quarter by County Superin. tendent Slower for first and second grste certificates, the iolloaing nppl cants are now taking the sam, II respoLse to the call, in the court room oi the county court house:-
 Miss Ruhy Nj. Johnson, Garces, Ari. zona.
 Miss Willie L. Muse Cochisc Ari- zona.
 Miss Lillian B. Read, l59, cchoa street. Fl Paso, Texas.
 MT. George Welch, Paradise, Ari- zons.
 John Mcintyre, Lowell, Arizona. NIT Jay Mcintosh. Light, Arizona
 The examinations will also con time throughout the entire day to- morrow.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-06-11

According 10 the official census figures Arizona has gained wonderfully in her agricultural resources. And
 the beauty Of it all IS that al
 most every one of Arizona's farmers owns his own farm and that free from debts. It is, without any doubt, a big score in favor of back to the soil" movement. and speaks we'll for the broad fertile acres of Arizona. The painstak- ing and industrious Arizona "tillers of the soil' have made the desert bloom like a rose.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-06-11
Body of Manuel
 S0za Found

Word was received as the eheritl's office today oi the finding oi the hoiy of Manuel Snla at an isoiated spot on the San Pedro river, near Reddingrop. The deceased bad evidently been dead about month and buile: wound found in the head. A pistol and n Winchester tle were also found by the side of the body. 5 "a had been missed from his ranch home for at0ut a month. There is fear ths. Sozs met with ioul play and an aninves.igation will be made St once.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-06-11
Justice Will Be Done
 the Yaqui Indians

It is suthoritatiyely reported that the Ysqui Indian people in sonors, considered among the best fsrmers and laborers in Mexico, have been 4dvIs q that their men women and children, who were transported and sold into slavery on estates in Yuca- tan, will be returned to their homes in sonora within the next 60 days, and the lands belonging to them. which were taken from them, will be restored.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-06-11

Oar Burden Bearer" was the topic oi the sermon of the Rev. Mir Deck at II lam.
 The combined Christian Endeayor and preaching srrNice tie evening st 1.3O o'clock had remarkably large attendance The Rev. NIT. DecS conducted the service, The topic vas Samuel, a Character study Bo. sides the D st'r'= addtc-s, psrlrs read toy Mrs f. J Abe!l on "Bnme Influences" Mics Helen Axteli on In lCence at School, ard Mas Llizatetn Axtell on "COnsecratiou. X trio composed of Mrs Woolery srd the Misses Helen and Ellzabsth Axtell sang special selection.
 METHODIST
 The Sunday school at 10 a. m, had an attendance of twenty-siS. The Rev. Mir. DaAkin at II 4. m preached an excellent sermon from the text Whom Say le, Son of Man Am I?'
 o. Gibson conducted the helPiu l EPworth League meeting in tn, evening
 CATHOLIC
 sunday school at lG a, m , had th' usual attendance.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-06-11

Cochise county stands first in mineral production, in stock raising, in population, in taxable property, etc. Be sides those mentioned 1t has an asset that can not be valued in dollars and cents. The PRosPEcToR means our ideal all the year around climate and inspiring scenery This is an asset that brings the best class of people here and keeps them here.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-06-11
SALE OF CAMP BOWIE ABAN- DONED MILITARY RESERVA- II

HUN, Department Of the Interior,
 General Land Office, Washington, April
 4, 1911. Notice IS hereby given, pIr-
 suant to the provisions of the act of July
 5, 1884. (23 Stat, Io7), that the agri-
 cultural and grazing lands in the CamJ
 Bowie abandoned military reservation,
 Arizona, comorisIng 25Strac,s containing
 Io.SI4.96 acres, will be offered at pubic
 sale at no, less than the appraised prIce
 which ranges from SI.25 to s. so per
 acre, The s:le will take place at Pnoe-
 nix, Arizona, commencing at 9 o'clock
 c. m-, June 20, 1911, and will be con-
 ducted by the Register and Receiver of
 the c. :. Land Office at sad place, The
 tracts will be offered by smallest legal subdivision, approximately 40 acres, in
 the order in which they appear on the
 list in the district land office, viz: SX
 Sec. 75, T. I4 S., R. 7S E.; VIZ. Sec Sec. 9, W. NW1I, SW4 Sec. 10. SH NEH, SH NW4, NH SEX. Sec. Ia. all of Secs. I5. P, g. and all of Secs 2I. 25, 26, p, z8, in the reservation, T. I5 S., R. 78 E all oi T. I4 S. R. z9 E., n the reservation, W. and Lots I, 2, !, {, Sec. 4. Secs. 5 and 5. NE14. NWZ Il NH SWH, SEZ SYH, NJ SEX \ SEX SEZ. Sec. 7. NJ and SW Z 1 Sec 8, NwH, Lots I, ?. }, I, Sec. 9, 1 T |, S., R. 2o E. 4 limekIln valued at S7oo IS also to be sold with the SWL NEZ, Sec Iz, T. I5 S., R 2S E. PAy-l ment will be required on the day of sale ot SIo tor each tlacf sold at less than sI7s per acre, and Szo for each tract sold ct SI.75 per acre or more, and will be forfeited unless the full amount of the purchase price is paid to the Receiver at Anzons, within ten days from date of purchase. The lands classified as mineral are to be sold under the mineral land laws. FRED DENNETT, General Land Office. Approved: April {, IoIL FRANK ] PIERCE. First Assistant Secretary. aT6'I
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-06-11
Fisher Should Visit
 Charleston Dam Site

The Benson Press says:
 Hon. Walter L Fisher, Secretary of the Interior, is expecting to visit Arizona next month, and the Benson Board of Trade should urge the score. tsry to include 'n his itinesry the Charleston Dam site. This matter should be attended to st once, before his itinerary is filled visitthrough the valley and to the dam site by the secretary may do much good
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-06-11
Tombstone leas0rs
 Are Making Good

That the month of May proved most successful one for the many ch,riders in the Tombstone di>tric' who are at present leasing the ma iy properties of the Tombstone Coosol-
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-06-11

On Ills farm near Wicker burg F.O OFF en is putting in c;op of ksfir corn and sorghum. which he Nill use for fodder.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-06-11
Sunday In
 Tombstone Churches
COyGREGATIoNAL

CONGREGATIONAL
 The Sunday school at 10 & n., he'd a total attendance of forty-'our. The perfect attendance banner was award ed to Miss Bucks elass of girls,
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-06-11

sunday school at lG q. m had the usual attendance.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-11

Spbn 6cffmdnn. ein "a Sabre al,
ter Arbtii.r. pon Qo. 1910 Mnft Ctr,
mar gsitern an Der Ode Der 9lotr Ctr.
uno WlrWiden Apenue init grDortsis
ten fur einen aelItr Der Bu6ene Mraues
rel bsfh1ftisi, ats cine Der grnmdr5s
tinftiirstt unb ibn, ptriGaitsis. Ger
Wtrangliidte ipurbe fdblsuniait BON
Wlitdrbtitsrn ausseeraben unb In ga
troIipaatn 3 nah Dem fiaotiifxn 90
fpitol sebraht. 6ier iseIIis "a iih krs
aus, bab tr iih einen oiifiens unb tis
nsn 8siHbruA sngtspgen battle.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-11
JnHisHadtling
Beasa 9altsns siHts gpisiiofaIs In
essinaisn. ap., bon Der @faneiarD
In AHflaasluitaao perissi.

Die Gsbeimpclisiiten Ruhfers unS
Gramann unb g0lissihei S6ulsr bon
GooiRston, an,, psrbdfistsn asitsru
Qahmiitao inn Gibfon 5cuIs sen 4S
Sabre alien 9ertdufer Sol. 4brdms
BON SO. 1914 grnnb 4psnus uno
fpsrrtsn beHislben untsr Der glnilaat,
can Suftisfll6tlins sii isin. in Der Cen
tralItotion sin. Ter GjsIongsns apuroe
asiiern BON Der Grnnbiirp Don AtntOn
Gountp in anttaessuitann 1fritbt.
neil Ct angtblib ii6er Qnrrp Qsmter's
Rirtbifnfi an Mahiion abtnus, nahe
6. Eirdbe. gopineton, ap., Elm Spiel.
Total esbnIien uno bttritbtn b1ben ica.
Der Gtfangtne tptiasrte fif obEt Rts
cuifitionspdpiere nah asniudp suriid.
3utshrsn unb bie nDthigeH &1riiif sur
grlnHsind Der Qapiers ipureen unDer.
;iisIih BON Der gopingsonsr poliSsi
einosIeissi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-11
VpliseilidJe Reuernngen.
lie 3abI Der FoliieilsninaHis isll
BON 81 auf 25 erb0bt werosH.

Sn aHbetr16t bss limItnnbss, bab
mad Der bsmn6hft p.rfsis :per6snDsn
einesHsinbuns Der psrfGisbntn 9ors
table mebrere nsut goiiseibiitritts ees
ifdff.n tperosn ntiiiitn. folI bic 3nhI
Der poliseilsutnduis bon q auF %
permshrt ipsrhen. Cine SroirlaHs in
oisfem Sinns, bic oem nsuen MiuniSis
paItcotr siaperIsibt tptrbsn iol. pirb
otm Stnotrotb am Wontag pom Gil
herbsitsoireitor 3ueeiisat ipsrhsn.
an oiefer Croinans rpirb nah Die
geftimmuRg enibdlttn ieiH, oob stpsi
Der Qtutnants etn Sjshalt Don $500
bsSiebtn fOilsn, ipGbrsno bic iibrietn
eos reauldre GsbdIt BON S1440 srbaIs
ten. Die hoher Ininrirteu Qsuinants
iperbsn 81 bsloabtrsn DienI,Isiftunesn
8trfpsHoung fino.n.
giuer BON linen ipIl bas gdtruElp-
item uuo bic beriftsne pctissi antsr
Tib babeH unb Der stpsiis ION rdbrenb
Der Natt ben goIis.iheE p.rirsten.
Den lebtereu qoittn psrDeH Hach bem
etgsnfDdrtiasn pldn ptrihisotHt aeuts
Hants ubipsdfsInO ousfiilItn, ba nuesns
fh.iulih ttiner frsiipilig bisi,n slOItsn
iibernebmtu min. Ttt Qd6thef inb
Der Superinisnbent ees YatroIipFtems
tDfrben als aopiidns bstonnt ieiH, ia
bod niht offisitIisn Ropit1nsrcne,
ionoerH Hur Qeutnantsrons hnbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-11

tlng, unqeniigenber 9ontroIiruna bs,
II 4orpprationen, uiip. beFinbet, berans.
6elfen. Die geiebs, bic IpssieIl MOTH.
lpsnbig ideinsn. iinb WaBreseIn, burd
tpeIds Die OfFentIinen aorppratipner
ee3ipuneen iperDen, ibrt benz 8oltt
eeeeniiber eiHeeaangenen 8erpfIihtun.
gen gu erfiillen unb Elm 0erbot aeger
llnbershtigte GmiiIion ppn Bombs uni
Qtftisn. Deun bic Temofraten btsrir
init faIiden RaBreesIn bns Doll 3u
tduibsn periuhen, noHn iptre es an
gsbraht fein, penn bic Republitnner
ipnen Elm 9etn in Der Msiis Itsusn.
bab lie auf tpirtiamen Mabreaeln BE-
iteben. g4eitsr Itegt unaeiidts Der
Gntbiiaunsen in abams gpilntp biz
brinaenoe Rotbpenbigtstt Dor, Elm
Der 0abl 9orruption itrensitens
enteeeeulpirtenbes 8eieB Su poKiren.
Gbne ebrIi9e 8dbIsn lit cine ehrIi6e
9srpaltuna unbenfbar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-11
SeuatDr GODt iiber SenatDreu.
@ableu.

4ud Ssnator Root 6at ii6 ii6er pie
Aeiolution pernebmsa laIieR, tpelft
Elm gsrfaTuugs zqmsnbsment poriieft,
hdhingebeno, odB Die 9uubss-SenatD'
ren pom 8olts gstpdblt tperbsn iolsn
uuo er bat Iih nit osr qr0Btsn Gntz
ifieoenheit oaqsgsn ertIdrt. Dsnn
mir uns jeBt oe9en ibn ipsnoen, 10 qez
i6isbt bas nit Der gsbii6renoen Rid
ii4tsnahme auf- einsn Wlunn, Der T6
reroisnter 46tuna ouF 9runb fsiHer
Rshtlihtsit unb ieinss qeoiegenen
Wiiens erfreut. Der 9runOton ieiner
Reoe lit auf ben Sas qefttmmt. bab
Dem golts niht bic 5dbigteit inne.
pohnt, fd fel6sr gu resieren unb er
fiiArt als 9efpeis bafir an, oab 6as
golt oil Dem unbsfriebigsnbsn Rdrdt.
Ter Der Senatorsu bic Qleiniqe S6uIo
trGst, ba es DE Qsgislatur@Wita ,isber
fpdhlt, lpelhe ibrsrieits bic SenatoreR
hdblen. 9emnab fsi es ieIbitpers
iidnhlih, oaB Die 8oItsmQifln, tpslfe
fchfefts menIhsn in bic 2egisIatur
ftiten, iich aud feline beFsren genas
t1ren ausIu6sn pHrbsn. gHenn pas
rihtta mare, miiBten mir Die repu6li.
fnuif6e Regisrun9sform abi6affen
lnb ben abioluten 9sspotismus e.ns
fii6rer1. Ddroug aasin id,ou qebt ters
rpr, baB bic 2(nii6t pes 5errn Root
rint rihiis iein tann. Sein araue
nsRt ieibet an 9orsirssrommsnbeit.
gr ift Elm Gegner Ser rsinsn 9oltsre.
eisrung. DuS lit cine 4nIiht, Der mir
BEL Dielen Wdnnern BON 0siit unb Ra.
ratter beaegnen. sic finoen, tpas ia
Ieibsr niht au befreitsn i'll, baB iebr
rielen menihea Der Seeroenss sSnftintt
innapobnt, DAB iie ii9 BON Der pdrtei
ilr 0srbalten porfareiben laflen unb
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-11

YIN GeiunSbeitsauit
@trben jest tdsIidl ptrserbtHe et'
b:HsmittsI lnr llmtsrinhnHg
siue.Iisiert.

Der i.dbfiffe 8tIunbkitsbtomis
Or. annnis rirb i.tr bnIb nit BEN
@ostbe'ihen .3aub,rIebrlins" ousrus
| fen tonnen rlino bic ih ritf bic 0si.
| fer, bic tpsro' i6 ribt mebr los.
Seit Der Meorgnrifntion nes Gts
iunb6eitsdHts uHo felt Der Gruennuno
I Der perfhienensn RnhrungsmittsIin.
| Ipsttoren, loufsn bic gsidptrotH iiber
anetblich perborbeHs 2ebsnsmitttI Der
peribiebenften @rt in ouBtrorbentIid1
GROCER 3abl elm uno Is bat ben gIus
ihein, ais cb Ssbr balo tin beirnberer
gIsrt ernanrt p.rosn nllb. Der meter
nitts sn tbun BOT, aIs iogde gefdlptrs
ben sntgegen gu nsbmen. auhtrotm
lpirb, fpenn Is 70 fprteebt, oun eth
bsionosrer RoEm fir bic 4ufnahrat
Der .9rpben", lpsIhs sur 8eeriinouns
Der 8eihiperber mitesbrddt ipsrben,
reisrpi.i freresn r1iiiien urb 5iuar In
nnaemsffensr gntisrnurg BON ben
iibrlgsn RGumIihIsitsn. oenu eie HIeis
itsn Der Broben ,itinten gen 6immtl" !.
8eesnspdrtia bat Der glert Sfpess
M eas sfpeifsIbaFts geraniigen. bic
8ef6psrbefiibrsr 3u ptrntbHen, nohs
oem ne NIT Or. Qanbts eefprohtu bd.
ben un0 bic grobsu oeber baHn pors
lGufia in hcs Observation-Disclosures
riam. bis iie BEN itdbtiiden gbemis
ter iiberfpieien r,rosn toHnen.
llnter BEN .nnrii6igsn Sodtn" oes
geitrigen Inaes bsfanbtn Iih rssan
Gisr, bic 6srr 9obn Ditiou. pou 30.
SO Gran6 4nsnu,. prite 6iu. mitsss
brad)t hotts. gr batts istnsr angnbt
mad bon eiuem eauiirer geitern 0prs
mittug Elm TuBsno anseblih friIh
oslsa.e Gier fir tbsues 9elb e.iaufi
uno aIs eann bic Gisr bennst ptrben
iolltsn, itsuts e. ild btrous, eab BON
benz 9ussnp nitt tDtHiesr ols neun
poq'idnbig perharbtH iraren unb aua
qenItsinli6 ic3oa I6nesre Sabre in
etnsm GubIipsiasr aeieesH botien.
5ernsr puroe aud cine Guontitii
Butter sur unteriu6ung abeeIisftri
unb Sipdr BON osm Tlateriolpa1rtns
b1nbIsr Deter 5iHeI, BON Rp. 1923
Clifton aDsnu,. 5err syiFeI battle bic
guttsr Dor sinj9sn 3aetn stiouft une
sinsn IbeIl on feline aunnsn ipeitsrs
psrtnuFt, aIs ibm lalieBli6 Der Der
batt tam, bah sr Bel bsm gutttrbuns
bel m6glihsrD,iis beiroetn tporosn fsi.
oa ieinsr gtrmutbuns nah bisis But
ter nit Wargartne psrTsst III. I'm
gang iitsr 81 ietn, brnGis sr cine prcs
be mad BEN 8sfnnhbeitscmt uno Der
itGbtiit. Gkmiitr pirb fsiifttn.n. oh
bic 9srmutbunsen bts S.rrnGtFsI bea
grunost iiHo ober nictt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-11
NprbbeiitidJe Zdiitett.
nture wirb In Der Arbeitnbnlls
a6uisstali geieisrt.

5m CONNER mub Der a5nis iih bic
a0niaspiirbe erfhiebeu nnb i'm Wins
ter pirb er 0lsbdnn nit ben Sn'iguisn
bts Rtihts belshnt. Gns heiBt. sr
ipir6 gstr0nt. 60 heifd1i e. bic Sitie
in ofIsn EhiibenrtiGxn unb bic Npres
bsuiidbe GhiibensGeislIIndFt mad.
feine 4usnnhme bon Der Rseet.
6tnt, abenb begsbt bic BeltlI.
fhoft ben q. ar5nuHssbda unb Sipar
In ben calm Der arbtiierba[It. Cir
riibrigss aommittes bat LANCER Damn
bic 0orbtreitungen eetroffen uno ss
felt alien 1htilnebmerH Elm frobpers
aniistes fseit in ausiihf. DIR su trG
nenDe AoHia III Ssrr gbriit. Mops
unO fsin. a0niain 1iit i5rau marieGn
eslH. Die abiutnnten iinb bic 6errsn
56bn Gnseln unb Jrl. 2cuiIs Mocs
HtbIt 6errn uno 5ruu 5ermaun Roe
ftrs. 9IumenmGbhtn iIub Qpreia,
Maris anb fgaulins GustIns Dasfysits
aommittee itst fif aus ben Dtrrsn
Gbriit. Gbriitmdnn, G<nrn SEEMING,
Glftan Shneiber, Mm. gnnfeImdnn,
o. GhoenfsIb unn Ebrarb aufbems
tnnpe 3uTammen. Dds fJsit Der Rorbs
6tutfhtu peripriht eiH goHser Grfplg
agI iperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-11
9entibes 9beater.
Ter fissIe 8aasr," Geo GaHs sai.
siiftube Bslfsopsr. an SpHHtaa.

Die eeutih. giibnt bi,te fsinen
Jreunhtn am fnorgigsn Sonntng elm
Merf, bas nit gtdli ais cine eGse
psrlt beutfner qompoIiiionsn bsseihs
net ipsrhtn fam. Ter fib,lt 8nusr
III siue 8pftspper. bic iif 10 tief in bic
8unft bes qubIiiums tinestpurstli bat,
buB Hiht pisi prcpbefsnsabe hosu sss
bort, ihr ned tcuisnet BON Auffiibriius
gen une elm foness 2ebsn pordussnids
gen. Sn Ssutl6lanh bat Der anbrnng
in ben 2heotern. Die iiberbanpt nidts
unberes ais Geo falls Der fibtle
gautr" ssbtn. nod immtr Hitt nnchs
gsluHsn uHb Der Grfols BON Die III
ftie: Aittpe" III nidlt nur einpsholt,
icnbern lpeii itbtrtrofftn iporbeH. dies
BAT gum srpbsn 1beil fsinsn @runO
borin. bob bic Duff bet ipsit.m ipertbs
boiler III uub bas bsutfte Gsmith an
ieintn tisFiitn Sielien padt, I'm Berlin
nit elmer 6dnblune. bic duberit polsss
ibiimIih III. Die Geitafdoft bes htlts
ihen 1bsntsrs ncn GincinHaii bat nit
Der portrefFli6tn gDisbsraabe bes .fis
b.len Bauer auFs Rtus bsrptsisn, bdb
Fie Dor isinen Qufoobsn suriidsuihres
6eu brnuht. Gs mar cine @uffiihs
rung fpie aus sinsn gub, bi. Iangs in
gutter Grinnerung bIeibsn ipirb. gs
III f9obt, bnB Elm fold pr1dDtiets Wsrf
ni6t SITTER gegeben lpsrpsn fann. absr
Der SpielpInn srIoubt nur cine stnSise
Mieberhcluna unb eieis finbsi am
Sonntog fat. - mer nod ni6t NIT
9idsts srfehen ilt, folIte bisi,Iben uHs
etbenb In ben ftsannisH BorDsrtnufss
Gtslien bel Otto Ros. Mpotbete, Dine
unn aiberin Ctr, 8. n. 1beObaIo,
1918 9ine Str, pber an Der gor 81
flee oes @rnnb Opera Sanis boIsn,
bsnn .s in mit geiiilnmtbeit gu eriparsI
ten, bdb bds Ibeater an Sonninn bis
ouF ben IsBten a,lab sefiilt fsin tpirD.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-11
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10. Wiits, zines iungsn WdbGens BON
Der WtUeiLIon Strnbs, Wdlrtut Oils,
peaen s5rdl AnnaGtarte, non Rc.i53l
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tsi. BON Jrnu Gtarfs por einem Jn1rs
nit elmer 6nnbepeitihe out cfisner
5trabe ppr benz Gifts Spribenbdus
fur6tbnr psrhuuen iporbtn SufeiH.G Grau
Sfarte, tusIhe bon ihrsm Gatteu, eineEa
gu6haltsr, lefreunt Itbi. mar eeiterii
bon ibrtm orei Sabre aiten Gobnhen,
iotpie BON ibrsm grubtr. sSohn Trel<
berger, eintm Waeenihmito BON 30.
30O6 gric. 6iII Roab. grtet 5ia, be-
gIsitet. Sic aob su. bic ansldgsrtn in
Der eripibntsn WeiIe esSiiftiet su boz
ben, neil biefe ibr ben 0dtten obipens
fig esmdft unb ihr gliidlihes 9siin
Dsrnittst babe. Der Jau ftano bersits
ON ppriaen DonHeritds sur gerhanbs
lung an, mubts isoon pertuat tptroen,
ba bic Wittt pIOblid bpiitriiob ipurbt.
sic fdlrit pl5blih. Ddb Der Wdnn,
ipeIher re, riddloem iie bic alaet aeasn
syrau Gtarte aHbdngia gencht, ouf
Der StrnBs iiberfnlIen unb miBbnnbeli
babe, fid) I'm 3ufdluuerrdum befinoe.
aIs iie iib einigermoben btrubiss boi+
te. mar Der Monn nsrfntpunben. Wdbs
rtnb Der ssitriaen @srbnnbinna tpisbsrs
hoiie ifd) bic Sssnt. inotm Isl. Wiiis
pl0bIidl ouf 5obn 5reiberasr, ben
8ruber ber' 5rdu Gtarte s.iste unb
risi: DO lit Der Mann tpieosr, tpsgd)sr
mid, mibbonbelt bat, tucrauf iie Iaut
fhreitnb Sulommtnbrnf nnb iidb In
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