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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-06

w. W. Fitzpatrick Is planning
trip 10 Florida in the near future
]. o. Blackwell was in Mulhan on
yesterday buying horses and mules
! Mr.. Williams, Of Perkins, was buy
ing cattle in this section the first OF
the week.
Donahoe Bros, are Frightening up
their elevator by giving II new coat
OF red paint
Mrs. Joe Wnford has returned from
Ia five months visit with relatives
and friends IN California
Rev owen Of Guthrie, preached in
the Mulhal Christian church last
psanday morning and evening
Ray Kncad returned TO Lexington,
Mo- the first OF the. week 10 be on
hand at the opening d school
Wm. Pershall and Ira Pryor sold a
lcarload of hogs to Donahoe Bros
yesterday and are delivering them to-
day.
r. NJ. Kincaid made a business trip
to Guthrie last Monday morning in
his automobile
Mr.. Birket. of Illinois, who is
brother of f. A. Birket living north
OF Mulhall. Is visiting relatives ana
friends in this section.
Mr.. John Banks died Monday even
ling ana will be buried today. Mr..
banks has been very porly for long
time and his death was not uneXpect-
ed.
]. d. Sullivan, of st. Louis, is here
looking after his farm west OF Mui-
hall Mr. Sullivan is now and has
been in the government emnloy as
postoffice inspector for the 4 ~
years.
rhe degree team from the Guthrie
Masonic lodge came 10 Mulhall last
evening and pub on the third degree
work for the sInlhall lodge Fred
Pickard who lives west of town was
the candidate.
Contractor Famsworth is making
fairly good headway on the prospect
well. Monday a depth of 1925 feet
had been reached and the first pay |
ment of $1,000 as provided by the con
tract was made
There is some cotton coming in eY-
cry day and by the end OF the week /
cotton picking should be pretty well I
opened up. Cotton sold on the Mui-
hall market last Saturday for S@ so
and has been selling all week for
$3.70.
J. NJ. Farnsworth expects to go 10
Humboldt, Kansas, the last of the
week MIR Farnsworth has three drill
ing outfits at work in the eastern
Kansas oil fields and spends most OF
his time supervising the work on
these dinerent wells.
Clarence Diehl and his sister Stel-
Ia left Monday morning for Stillwat-
er where they will enter school at the
opening OF the term at the A and Nj
college.
The charter members of the Mul-
nall nsmug club which includes + ~
Ball, Frank Quarles. Puss Champion,
Frank Forrest and lkie Farar spent
last night on the Cimiron We did
bot hear vine ther on not they caught
anything besides mosquitoes and chg 4
gers
The Orlando Clipper comes out with
luite a spiel in last weeks issue IN (,
regard To the Orlando ball team, and
suggests that the Mulhall team rs
afraid TO play the Orlando bunch We
heard some OF our boys talking about
L and they suggested that il the Or ,,
ando ball team wants to match /,
games with good teams they should .
get out and make a eputition. This !
hing of bunch of pick-ups trying
% break into fast company the rrst !
lash out of the box ought not to be (.
expected \
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-06
8 o o . ooo o o o o o o o o,
ANSWERING The WANTS

. Have you answered q Want Ad
, today? Do You make + prac-
, fice 10 look over the opp0rtuni-
ties that are contained On the
3 Want Columns each day?
= q takes but q moments time
, 10 communicate with a number
0t those who have placed Wants
, ia tOday's paper Possibly there
; are facts ln the Wants today that
may be turned 10 good account
; Buying, selling. trading. hiring
; all these operations Of busi
J uess and home life are accom-
, piished through the Want Col
} nmns.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-06

Agriculture employs nearly one
Af OF All The Inhabitants OF France.
The exact figures are i3 percent.
OIL stains may be removed from
most garments W IA turpendne &c ia
is applied before the garments are
washed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-06
To Chinicothe, Mo. to visit

Jackson University Of Business
Finest quarters; free night school; po-
sltlons guaranteed; dancing hall and
dancing teacher. Board $250 Back
ed by Worlds Desire Bureau. For
catalogue and free ticket address
WALTER JACKSON, PRES, Chilli
cothe, Mo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-06

or the vast forest Of cellars that
once clothed the mountains OF Leb-
anon. ia the Holy Land. only 200 re-
main. They are carefully incl0sed
an watched over 20 prevent their
destruction like al the rest.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-06

Dur az the year 1910 there were
$50 boiler explosions In this country
killiag 277 persons and wounding
SOC. a total ef no less than 7S3 for a
single year.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-06
Schools and Colleges.


The school from weh The Banks Wholesale Houses Rail-
ffofe fnn
thronN school Indie
for Main
LAWYERS ana Raload Presidents noda Conducted
for si-page catalog, am ii particulars
". ERREeo President, PrrsRuRo KANSAS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-06
VICTIM NAY DIE
Young People Attacked At Shawnee
in Serious Conditions

Shawnee. Okla, Sept 6-The condi-
ton sef Chn0pi md Oneta Hughes.
ylethisl OF sSundaN nights attack. re-
mains Critical Little hope for the re-
tcyery OF either Is entertained
4 ssOMcers SO far have discovered no
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-06

First published in Guthrie Daily Leader,
September o. lg1lt
REPORT OF THE CONDITION or
THE OKLAHOMA STATE BANK,
at Guthrie,
in the State OF Oklahoma, at thC close Of
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-06

state OF Oklahoma County of Logan, SIS.
H. O. Farquharsuu Cashier OF the
above named bank DO soemnly swear
that the above statement IS true TO the
best Of my knowledge aud belief. so help
ufe God
H. C. FARQuHARSON.
Cashier
Subscribed ard sworn 10 before me
this 6th daysaff September 1911
G. :. BRENGI.E
Notary Public
nv commission expires August y 1914
CGuect-Attest-
IYNON j. GRAY
CfiAS J.. EISENSCHMIDr.
". n. GRAY
Directors.
, 1911-05-13

gan, Mr.. Joseph Marshall, Est spanish
Town.
Unpaid.
Mr.. Samuel Carr. Est. ,River' or Castle
Nugent"-50b., Mr.. Joe Laurence, Est
Clipper Bethlehem lob.
Christiaustcde postkoutor, den 3ote April
1871
1T. ANDERSEN.
, 1911-05-13

Ct is hereby made known, that by virtue
j. Of Colonial Law $36 Government has
appointed the ordinary meetings Of the Co
loniaI Council for St. Croix during the pre-
sent session to be held on:
MONDAY the 18th May 1911.
MONDAY the 18th July 1911.
MONDAY the llth September 1911.
MONDAY the 9Th November 1911.
MONDAY the 18th January 1912.
MONDAY the 10Th March 1912
Government Of the Danish West India
Islands. st. Thomas, the 2nd May 1911.
LIMPRICHT
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-02-26
PNEUMONIA FOLLOWS A COLD.

PNEUMONIA FOLLOWS A COLD.
But never follows the use of Fo-
iey's Honey and Tar, which checks the
cough and expels the cold, III. Stock
well, Hannibal. Mo-, says. 'Tt beats
all the remedies I ever used. con-
,tracted had cold and cough and was
threatened with pneumonia One bot
tie OF Foley's Honey and Ia: COM
pletely cured me-" No opiates. Just a
reliable household medictne.-Rob-
erts' Pharmacy.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-02-26
. Day 5 Doing
Briefly Told

Tho Weather-Forecagt for today
in Georgia: Threatening, probably
rain late or at night; warmer. winds
becoming south.
Funeral Notice-The funeral OF the
late Alex Sheppard viii occur from
St Xavier's Catholic church Monday
morning at 10 O'Clock.
Scenes Around Turpentine Still
An attractive feature picture at the
Pastime Monday afternoon and night.
The Contest Page-The News regu-
lar contest page, which has teen APP
pearing on Sunday mornings, will be
published on Tuesday morning. This
will be the last issue of the page and
the winners will be announced later
In the week.
Death of an infant-The friends Of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Segui will sympa-
thize with them In the death Of their
died yesterday morning. The funeral
will occur this morning at 10 O'Clock
from the residence, the intermeE to
be in Palmetto cemetery.
Council to Meet--Cfty council will
meet In regular semi-monthly session
tomorrow night and a number Of rou-
tine matters win be disposed Of. A. J.
Nicholson, the newly elected alder
man from the Second ward, who has
already taken his oath Of Office, will
attend council for the first time.
Owls to Melton Tuesday night
at Rif1emen's armory, President Isaac
has issued call for a meeting Of the
Owls. Temporary arrangements have
been effected for tae use of the large
hall above Wright & Gowan Co.
store, and an interesting session Of
the order is expected. All applicants
are requested TO be present
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-02-26

WANTED-Young man stenographer.
Also to assist in general Office work.
Must ne competert-B4nts-Duhberly
Hardware Co. 81
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-02-26

PILES CURED IN 8 to ~ DAYS
PAZO OINTMENT ia guaranteed to
cure any case Of Itcking, Blind,
Bleeding or Protrudirg Piles In s TO
II days or money refunded. sec.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-02-26
Personal
Mention

Judge A. J. Crovatt is spending a
few days on Jekyl Island
C. NJ. Musslewhite, of Woodbine, is
spending few days in the city.
J. w. Craig. Jr.. Of Richmond. Va,
is visitor TO the city for few
days
Arthur Lane, of Columbia, S. c.,
y,as er,ong the visitors to the citv
yesterday. FNEsW'SE
II. B. Buckley, of Atlanta, was
among those registered at the Ogle-
tiorpe yesterday.
John w. Greer, who has been spend
ing few days in the city, will return
to els home In Triton this morning
Rev. R. E. Boykin returned yester-
day from Savannah, where he went to
attend the funeral of Mrs A. c..
Banks.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-02-26

Have your friends meet you q!
FezrrIngton's, the most convenient
pa1ce.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-02-26
ARTHUR i-EAvY,
n E AL c S r AT e.
Phone $40.
BACK ON THE JOB.

After an illness Of nearly two
months am now again ready for
business, and will be pleased to talk
real estate TO prospective buyers or
sellers. have some good PROPOSE
tons for those who desire to own
their own homes.
SEE NAE
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-02-26

George Littlefield, who has heen
spending some time in the city, sail
ed yesterday on the Algonquin for his
home In New York.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-09
Der Gufidtuung Der @eidjafte.

Die 5anoelsberiate itimmen BARN
Uberein, baB in Der 8ei4GftsIage cine
beoeutsnbs 8sferung eiHgetretsn 1T.
9as DeranIaBt 8iele 81 Der anIiht,
bdB bic Der. Staatsn elmer groipsritdt
sntgegengeben, pie tie bisidng ritt bas
getpsien ift. 9as tann Der Tau isin,
porauseeTeBt, bag bic 95ebIsr oermieDsn
tperben, bic btslang bel isoem duff
fHpung Der 9ei6dfte gsmaGt pprbeR
itnb. Die ShroffbsiteH, bic iib in 10
Dtelen Oinaen in uHIerem 2auoe lpabrs
nebmbdr MAIDEN, 3eigen fi5 aud IN
unfereR 9eT6dftsperhdltHtFen IS ift
bs'tdubis elm jdber aufftieg unp Elm
sbsniolh idbsr Rtsbergang. Gerpetisn
lGbt fih 0ds on eiHsm 8ergleihe sfpi=
Iaeu ben jeBiqsn 8srbdltniFsn unD
benen, Die BON 1892 bis 1907 obpdIs
tstsn. Die 9robe punit, cine Der
fhlimmlten, lpsl6s bas 2anb burdgs=
mabt bat, isBts i'm erIteren Sabre elm
uno oduerte bolls bier Sabre. g}ad
4blauf osrfelben srbolis iih bas @ss
iadFt tpieoer unp 3lpdr osspe9sn, neil
iid piebsr etipas EupituIisn angsfams
melt batten unb ale 0orratbe uufus=
brdudt fparen. @dre Der Hormale
Dtonomiihe Ysrlauf nitt Qsbinoert
porben, 70 befdnben mir uns isBt auf
Dsm 8ipfsl Der 8ro'psritdt, pbne Die
8efIrhtunq zines Rieoergangss 3u BE-
gen. 9as ft0renbe Glement mar groBz
t1pttaliitiIds Raubiuht. SobaIb pas
@robtapital Den 2lufi6pung, Der 1896
sintrat, nQhrHabm, ma6ts es fih an
Die Qrbeit, Den geiamnten Gtr0g Der
nationaler 4rbei. an fih AZ rsibsn.
getris5e FpurDen 5uiammsngelegt, UNI
ni6t Bios ben 9rofit, fonberE aud Die
BreiIe 3u itsigsru. "a 6ier3u qrob.
aapitaiien nothlpeHbig paren, 70 e..
ih0pften Die nan3=Waeruten ibrsn
Rrebit INN bsppgeu bas 9ablitum,
feline 8apitalisn bei5uitsusrr, mas lei
Der gu gut gelungen 1T. 9ds gnbe
mar ner ardh bon 1907. Das 8oIt
brddb unter Der San Der boben Breife
3lfummsn uub bic @rpBtupitaii5ten qes
riethen in eine b0ie Rlsmme, ba fie bi.
attisn ibrer 8riinbuussR niflt in bem
upt1nenpigen uub srtpdrteten llmfunas
obsuieBen perme6ten.
Dap bic paait ni6t einsn nod b0se
artigsrsn &aratter annabm, bafiir
tann man ben 5inun3isrs cine qefpiFe
9tnsrfeHuung ni6t nsriagen. 0enn
aud riint aus patriotismus, fonban
aus sisenem SnterefIe itrsngten lie ben
leBteH Nrp on unb boteu lie ben leBten
Dollar auf, I'm einsn p0ligen 3uIame
menbruh Su psrbiiten. Qber Tie tonnz
ten nidt perbiiten, ooB bic oIlgsmeine
Gtf4dftsIuse fih bebeutsnb perfdle6s
tsrte. giefsr llmftano bat iest nrei
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-09
Neme a26beIbanblm,is.
Sic GeHris &C., AIS Slain Gtrabe.
a6fnet teuie lire SbiirtH.

llnisre Siabt III nm GIN neues No
btIgeif0ft bersifert pcrben, beIItH
8eIiter. bic Courts Co.. soifsIbe heuss
in BEN ioauis 30. 4lS wldiH StroSe
sr0Ffnen iuirb. Die 5irma bat aus
l9IieBii1 Shlofsiminer GaruiiursH
uRo aud hiHIifilih Der 2obsneins
riftune ftebt bic 1Sirma eiusig IN
ibrsr 4rt oa. 8ds srfie uHb b1s
JrDet.e Sfpdrert finh tn ahfsebH fem
pittt ,ingeridiete GnIufSintmer sina
getbeiIt, ipooB man bic mirsune bss
Tl6bg,meHts auf 9opsse, 5ubbetIsis
nuna. 0orbinsn unb maHbfmmad To-
elrids Ietsn fam. SHon nds G6aus
feRiter felt siu ici5ss EGIof5immsr
bar. Die Wdnhe firb perffiebbar, To-
onb bInnen elmer Stnnbe Gin gons
neuss 3iulmer bergsItsIIt iperben farm.
Dir 5irmn fabrt Tur heiiere SortsH
glObel uHo sfpnr I'm mcberuften Gtii.
Ia fiebt man 3ilnmey I'm empire
Still, I'M qoIoninI Esil, I'm tnas
Iiiheu. I'm frons6fiiden Still uTip. Sbs
elsih Is in faft alien GdIlen glsHinss
bettfttIlen finh. 70 jinO audi nieie etfn
isrpsililsH 5tiI angepabt. Die irn
snsliI6tn StiI eingtriGtstsH G6lnFs
Sin,mer tr1gen Wanotnpst, unb Bill
berf6mad, Der nus Qcnbcn fiummt.
Gbtnio pofen biz 2Gufsr. bic Spisens
sarbinen. iiberbrupt Der gdnss Gin
nsrihmud su bem iespeiliseH Siii unb
ebenio Der anHbelaber. btr in itban
.3immer psrffisben III. Sebtr elm
s.ine III nber sin auniiptrf fur Iicp.
Die slcdsuf6rmigen annbeinber fInb
uHien aeT6IDHeH. iphaB bas 2ift
mad, obsn ausiirnbli. Dos 3iInntr
ipirb nennoh poEliommsn srleMdtft,
nber bas 9ift fort bas augs abiolut
niht. Gthr biibfb nshmen iin auH
bic Slpsi ainosr5immsr aug. Die Ma
traBen finb mad ben bsIt,n funitdrtn
anforoeranesH searteitet. 10 sipnr.
bdb bas 5nnre Dor Gtanb ssThiibl
III uno bic Wairlben inipsHbig gsEsis
rigt iUsrSsn iSnHfn. His aefosi. tpiro
oas @eIt1it btutt forinsa er0ffEet
unb mir f0Hnen nHfern 2sifrinneu BEN
gsiuh osTsI6sH nur empfstlsE.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-09

baIten fiirItli1e SaIaire unb t6nntr
ftdnoesgenGB uuftreten, ipGbrenn ein
amerildnilder Botf9after in 5olge Teis
nss biirftigsu Salairs Itb bsrtrishen
mub, tpenn sr niht iibst Elm erobss
prioatpermGasn perfiias. alein ss pers
bleibt nod etne offsnt 5rdss, ub Ct fir
stnen omerttaniThen 8otSdnfter nDtb'
fpenoig lit, 1tanoesaemdb aufSutreten.
Die grfabrung Tpriht odgegen. llniere
beIten 8eIanotsn. bic oas 9tDbtt poLIs
brad)t bubsn, tparst1 Qeute in febr be-
fbrdnttsn germDgens 0erbdItniKen.
Benjamin 6rantliH, Der an oem prunts
Iiebenoen Sofs bon GsriaiIes 5arpre
ma6ts, lpar Elm Tebr driner Wlann.
Sobu gtbams, ner ben fsbr nihtieen
G3eTanbtThaftspoItsn in RuBIanb be-
tIeibete, mar in bebdbi1en 8erhdltntf l.
fen, aber Elm 9uritdner in ietnen @es
tppbnRiten. @r trant tetnsn Wein,
oab teine 8aItmdbler; ouTarbTptsie,
lnie fe am 6pFe aIsranoers |. flprtrs
ten, lpdren itm Elm 8rdusI. Der Ge9'
ner. ben 9lbam5 Az bet6mpien bate,
mar Der fron3DTIhe 8otThdfter, Der e
perTtano, rjsltae Summsn nit @rdsie
aussuaeben unb benz Rdpoltpn | uns
bedrenste Summen our 8srfiigung
1tsIlte, nm Die MiFion 2lDams au perz
eitetn, psIte horin be'taub, RubIanes
Jnterbention 5ur 6erItelluuq bss 5riez
bens sipiihen zen Der. Stdaten uno
@neldnb su erlungsn. 3rpbbem aoauts
nidt etnen SeQer ibsr Der tdgIihen
@sbdrf duseab, trug er bod BEN Sisg
bapon. Ilerauosr I. interbertrte, neil
er BEN gIan gsfdBt bate, Iih geoen
RdpoIepn, refp. osTen Sentimental
fpsrre su ertI6ren, unb Der Jrie6e bon
9bsnt Ttsqte ben SSrishsn spiThen Gnes
Iano unb ben Ser. Staten FER. 0ars
aus lift eriihtIib, bdB gei't fiir etnsn
9ptIhofter rpihtigsr 1T, ais 8sIo uno
bdB islbft Elm armer mdnu nit GrFoIg
an foId,en po'ten fpirteu tam, tpeuH er
Die n0tbiQen Gi9srI6aftsn beiibt. 0ds
iino aber feline pereinseIten ausnabs
men. 9is 3u mcGinIenS Qomintftras
tion tpurbsn bic 8otihafterpo'ten Der
Ser. Stauten opr3uastpeiie nit Iittsra>
ridden 8r0ben beieBt, Die bstdnntIih
ntht nit GIiidsgiitern gsisgnet itno.
Mptlep unb 2opeu aldrsteu am 6ofe
bpn ct. Sumes. Bancroft unb 81pdrb
Eap(pr aeroiTen in Berlin bobs Qhs
tune. Die WiIIionGrs tpurbsn erit an
bic 8oti6dfterpoiten gsiaidt, ais bsi
uns bic ShobonzNriitotratie auftam.
bic ihrs Selioteit oortn fdno, nit ben
sngIiihen uno fron30ftften 4rifotras
ten oertebrer gu tonnsn. 1iefe boten
alien ppIitiInen GiHfIub. ben ibr 9elo
ibnen psrf1aFfte, auf, um 5u gotihafs
tern srndrHt gu peretr un0 lie hdben
unier Qano Hihts auoers als blaHlirt.
Shre gruntfu6t, nett odpon ben euro
pdiI6en 9iplomatsr su imponirsn, srs
reote tfrs 8erahtuRQ. Nus ojsiem
8runbe mag es pisIleiht auasbraht
isin, bab Die Ser. Staoten goti5ufterz
SoteIs bausr, nm Weniten nit fpsnis
qer 9eto unb mehr 8eift fir ben BIZ
pIomatiihen 9isHit gu gepiHuer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-09
2okal.Derid)t
Sonntagsid)lnk
4irb aaHs eHersiidI fir Sas litiias
ssoitamt anseitrebt.

auf bier mdht IiH cine ithr !s6hofi:
8epegune bsmtrftar, i'm ein GGll:
BEN bss goitnmts uno Der ptrIhiebtnel
3lpsiopoitdnltsr an ben ScnntageH
hrbtisufiibren. Gie Agitation fur
SrnntdaslhluB nuroe beiunutlih Dor
tinigtr 3tii in Gbiengo ins Qtben gs
ruf.n unn oit oortieeH hnrd ods ppits
amt etfiihrtsn grtsbuneen f6rberisn
bds ReTuItat su 5ng., bag on Conn
tae.n bic BON Der poIt obesAolten
aprre'ponbenssn sum olergrohien
5heiI aus gisbesbri.F,n btfioHb. sSTs
foleebsFtn pirb jtet in WafbtustOn
Der 8sriuh gsma6t rutrben. bic Dot
Gmter an SonntaoeH sdasiih Su i6lit
BEN.
3is angeit,llisn 6ss biefs.H gpft
cmts Tine an oieitr HttptatHg Hdtiir'
IiGl lsbr Isbbaft int,refirt. p.rn I'm
6auptpoitami unO in ben perihitoeusfl
9oItGmiern miiFitn bier on ScnHt1gsri
ettpa 500 WauH arbeittH. I'm BE
griefihOFttn sn fortireu uno bsrauss
suaebsn, uHo 6ieT. 800 Wdnu rn5htsn
esrns am ScHHtas frei bobeu. Si:
boffea babtr, blb eos WuSlitum I'M
augsmtinen he in ibreH gsniiihungtn.
ben Sonntoasfhlub berbeiWfubrsn,
uHierItiissR ipirp.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-09

Der IsBi. perStpeifslte 2lusfou Der
armss bon Baris bate am l9. 5as
nuar 1871 Ituttgefunoen, nnn iih uns
ter Dem S6ubs Der fhpersn GeihiiB
oes Wlont 8olsrien asaea bic 8ors
puitenfteuung bes 6. Arrneetorps pom
Bart BON CT. glpuo biz 9uaanoal
uno BON bier iiber Ga Sonhers bis
3ur 5sine erftredt. 5rpb leinsr berois
fden anftrengun9en mar Der syeino
3uriidgsfhlaseu fporDeH Der eiferns
Rtng um garis blisb feit oef6lofIsn.
Die unDermeioliGe Solge bes miBs
glidten 4usfofes mar bic aapituIas
tipn Der ousgebuneerten Sduptiiabt.
am %. Sunuar erfhsn Sules Gapre
IN 0erfailles, um I'm 4uftrage Der Be-
itebeNben Regierung su unierbanbeIn.
Die @erbdnbIungen ndbmen 70 fGnsis
len 0erfnif bab bereits am 26. Sas
nuar. bes Ra4is um Sipolf llbr, bic
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sd,Hs far bic GiHwaaserer.

Manor Gnpab srtisli aeHsrn en-
lGnesrts Shrt.btn ron u. u. Q1ntes
&c. in psIdsm tr trfuhs fuuro., be
SnitiatfDt gum, Ehub Ger GinrnHDts
rsr i'm Gtant Csio Su tsgrsifeH. Nds
Ter aHiiht non 6errn p1nbfEec. Ioll:s
Lisr im Stndte cine aommiHion at
ihnffen nernen. nm iitsr bas ;sorl
tommsn Der eineefpdnbsritn Sercls..
rung ia MAIDEN unb S;eis apmmifIicn
irlise iim aus nsan WlitaiRbern aus
iommenisbsH. g,ierroH Iellis Die Sss
eislntur prei. ter @pursrniar sipef st
nsnnsn, pGnreHe bic iibri1en pier Wit
uiieber BON hen 8arsermsiistra pen
Gineinnnti. Gitosidnn, Golambss -no
gr!srr 81. 81. sss.saatn isia fsassa. aDss1s
rDr S6Dab pirb Is Iih porl1ufig
iibtrIfgtn. mas er in esr Enhe tbun
ipiro.
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gbaralter. i6r DrieintlIes geprdee, uHo
Bic gaenten unb glauiel1en im Gee
,usrosn nihi BON 5abriiDdFsrn
psroiftet. ltnb oann: 5duptfa6e bIsibt
ia bod, bab i6 bas alts RoHItdnsa
aud In leinsm sngsn Rabmen ulIStlt
tos bepahreu mirD, mas Is DssIlftd5t
noes Ich5nsr modlt. 1Is ale Ieire anDe'
rem 9orsiips: namIif isiR stfunoss,
Iein ltaries 8sutIhthum. Disf,r Gtubt
III Die sire su 1beil seiuorotn, On Der
Gtbipsissr Grtnse bic btusidt SdhHens
trndlt Su Eolten, nnb bieftr Gbrs bat
ftr ii6 nIISsit ipiirbig g,moht.
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Der se6n Sa6r. lana g.e
fiibrte Rampf nm Die grrihtuua bon
Observation-Disclosures in ben euro
pdifhen 5auptftdbtsn lit siuem fiearei.
6en Gnbe nabe, ba ous 5aus, psl6sg
biefen 8orIchIas bislans beftiq be-
tdnIpft, ibm nuHme5r SugeitiHmt bat.
Surhfblageno mar pas graument,
baB fDeun bic Ser. Stdaten ibren 81. O.,
fG9dftern nidt tpftenfreie 0obnuuaen
Iiefern, nur WtlIiondre fir oieie goItsn
pertDenDet lDerosn toansu, oa Elm lIns
bsHittelter unmDgIidb nit feinen Gay
ldr segen bic ReprGfentationstoft.n
ouftcmmen fann. gtnus @obres 1T
Ditftr aniift nifat db3uitrsiten. Die
8oifhdfter urbsrer 2Gnper, bic an eus
E0pdiiden 5ofsn dttrsbitirt ftnb. srs
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aaailss ctissass Dfsbast apnnsrias 81 aebruar lel1

Iisbtn Bic Dentiden bie Gtabi, umb
ipstiae 2uge fp6ter iebrte bic 0nrbt
noh Der beiBsrftbnttn 3timdtb 5uriid.
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Nsnepa eifbia GiaeraI- -seaEer fir
sSidf, MbelnnatisHsus. GpspepIin iino
Weritopfnna etc. Gepot 227 %. a. Ct
Tel. Rain 2836.
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Der Dibtritanb Der bents
ften apnierpotipsn gsgsn bic 3ulaIs
fanq BON omeritaniihen gdpierer an
nsutfhen 9orien III ihtper gu perItez
ben. Mas tbre Srgane aIs Qrgumette
arfiihren, naht Die SppoTition non
nnpsrItdnbIiher. Der 8ortpurf sebt
babin. bab Die 4meritaner i'm Nus
!anbe 9elp bpreen, Tim es 5u Inter
nsbmuneen in China, 9er'ien uno Der
5iirtei au pertpsnosn. 9as 1T bod trl
syntereiTe DeutIdiorbs, oa es Die IL
ndnSie[ie uebermabt, tpslhe englii6es
uno frdn36iiides 8apital in jsnen
2dnbern bisber beis'en bat, 81 f2pde
den gesignet lit uno Die NusIanopolts
tiff Der Bsr. Staaten Der oeutIhen 30
litit Sntreibt, mas bod in 0eutIhluno
ftets ais pinitsnsDerth betruttet
poroeu iit, bu Die Snterefen Der 8er.
Stadten parallel nit oenjeuigen
8eutidldnbs aebsn.