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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-25

/ dence gave us large family of chill
! dren in the Christian colleges of our
country. There are Al of them, which
/ think / can call my own and they
are now scattered in "a states.
They range from Montpelier semi
nary On New England, where / attend
ed when boy, across the continent
to Whitman, Pomona and Pacific uni
versity. They extend from Ashland
near the Canadian border. where
Northland college opens its hospitable
doors to hardy young men and women
living among the pine stumps, to Win
ter Park. Those are my children.
N.Y. wife and l both loved them and
watched their growth with joy and
pride. and we shared in our work for
them as long as We were permitted
to live together, and the work which
she and began | am living to finish
for those dear children
Gives Credit to His Wife.
1T was her idea, this giving of
money to colleges. She was keen
business women and she wanted what
money we had to be spent as wisely
as possible. Therefore, we began a
systematic study of the regions which
seemed to be most in need of better
facilities for the making of citizen
ship. / have been a hunter after pow
erty all my life and I assure you 1t is
not hard thing to find even in
America. have wanted to give young
men the advantage OF education be-
cause they need 1t ara because the
country needs educated young men. II
You will notice that most of my gifts
have been made to small colleges in
poor Or sparsely settled regions you
will see what have been driving at.
Eleven of the colleges which have
been benefited. for instance, are situa-
ted in the South, and may say that
have got more satisfaction out of
these gifts than out of any other.
II have selected the wilderness be-
cause 1t Is in the wilderness that edu-
cation is most needed and Yields the
richest returns on small investment
have investigated the country ad-
jacent to all of these colleges before
giving anything and satisfied myself
that the need for assistance was genu-
inc. 1t has been my aim to place a
liberal education within the reach of
poor boys and girls.
Now that my money has been dis
tr1buted shall watch the seed have
sown blossom into fruitage. shall
take things easy and see the needy
college that assisted develop into a
giant. That will come with growth in
population and. growth of interest in
the little colleges that take the boys
from the soil and form them into
sturdy characters. There are no Gig
arets, champagne or chorus girls
troubling these colleges
Makes It a Thorough "ciean Up"
DR.. Pearsons characterzes the
sums he has given to the colleges as
his debts. When my house is sold, y
he declared, and my last debt is paid
/ shall have been my own executor,
and shall have closed the estate en-
tirely. There will be no dispute after
have gone; that is what want to
be sure Of. I propose to get ahead of
my friends, Rockefeller and Carne-
gle, and make provisions for a COM
plete clean up"
His advise to young men who are
ambitious to reach his ripe old age
Is:
Keep the Ten Commandments.
Go to bed early and sleep eight
hours.
Don't worry.
Eat moderately of wholesome food.
Avoid ill-temper and all extremities
of emotion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-25
Dr.. Pearsons is Through
Chicago Phantropst This Week Auctions off His House
and Retires to Sanitarium at Ninety

This week will see the complete re-
tirement of DR.. ID. X. Pearsons, the
great Chicago philanthropist, whose
achievements in giving away his mil
lions made the benefactions of Rookie
Teller, Carnegie and others look, in
proportion, petty While they only
give a portion of their vast income
DR.. Pearsons has practically freed
himself of his entire fortune, S6,000,,
600. Early this week he will go into
retirement at the Hinsdale sanitarium
with only an income CT $4,000 a year
to supply his needs the remainder of
his life. He was 81 years old April IA.
There is but one transaction that
DIR. Pearsons has to close before he
retires. He will put up his beau
tiful estate at Hinsdale. near Chicago
at auction. The highest bidder will
get the house and contents Follow
Ing this act DR.. Parsons will enter
the sanitarium and in the society of
few chosen friends will await the
end of his honored career. DR.. Pear
sons health has been remarkably
good and he proposes to take the best
care of himself and to be constantly
under the scrutiny of able physicians.
Conversation with friends, a little
reading, a good deal Of walking and
watching the growth of the institu-
tions he has founded or endowed are
to be his amusements.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-25
DR.. J EATON JOHNSTON
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

The only physician practicing OstA
opathy In the county. The Smithsonl.
an truss fitted and guaranteed, the
only truss that holds. Office. North
side Of Main street, third door above
Fifth. Phone SO. Residence, Ninth and
Webster. Phone 4S4. p. o. Lock Box
Al, Warsaw. III.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-25

Draws Out All lnfiam-
nation and Soreness
This remarkable foot bath. remedy Is
superior to Powder, Plaster or salve
and Is guaranteed to cure Corns. Cal.
louses, Bunions, Prostitutes. Chilblains.
lngrowing Nails. Tired Aching. Swol.
Feet.
Smaller Shoes Can Be Worn Nv
using Tlz, because 1t puts, and keeps
the feet in perfect condition.
IA is for sale at all druggists. 25
cents per box, or direct II You wish
from Walter Luther Dodge a. Co. Chi.
cago, Ill. - oni-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-25
Cooked His Own Meats.

Cooked His Own Meats.
DR.. Pearsons was born at Bradford,
VT, on April IA, 1920, and entered
Dartmouth collge as a freshman In
1912. In speaking of his college ex-
periences he said recently: Il rent
ed room in an attic and chopped
wood to pay the rent. | cooked my
own potatoes and johnny-cake and
those we're the best meals ever had.
Whenever could afford meat 1t was
pork, and | cooked 1t in sheetiron
stove by thrusting 1t over the Goals
on a poker. | live now on the plain
est food and haven't touched meat in
five years"
For time after the philanthropist
secured his degree OF NJ. d. he prac-
tised at Chieopee, Mass, where in
1S47 he was married to Miss Marietta
Chaplin. Four years later the couple
travelled west and located in Chicago,
where Dr. Pearsons became interested
in real estate. 1t was from this
source that he accumulated his for
tune, every dollar Of which was hon
orably acquired.
For go years DR.. Parsons has been
a noted character In and about Chi
cago. He is solidly built man, and
not even his 81 years have eradicated
the atmosphere of physical and mental
power which he carries. In a recent
interview DR.. Pearsons spoke of thu
Joy he had got out of life in distribu-
ting his wealth to small colleges, AZ
of which he calls his children.
Been At 1t Twenty-Five Years.
ut Is just 90 years" he said, since
started giving my money away 1t
has been my sole business, and have
found it harder to give away money
wisely than to make 1t. Collins are
not made to carry money In.
The other day man called on me
and said If you had kept your money
during these last % years, had de
voted yourself to making more and
carefully reinvested it, do you know
how many millions you would nov
have He had an estimate, and i
was not far from right; and hi
thought had made a great mistake
by not holding on to my money ant
with not having made more
But he was mistaken. I am {
richer man for what have giver
away When I die shall not be ricf
in money but am rich in the Joy o
doing good. Mrs. Pearsons and hat
no children of our own, but Provi
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-25
DR.. c. J. CHRISTENSEN
oSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.

7. M. 9. A. Building.
ONCE hours-9 to l2 q. M; 2 to 8
p. m. Residence. Iowa phone 1l5l
> rings. Once, Iowa phone 1157, /
ring; Residence 800 North Eighth ST
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
PHYSICIANS,

W. ). HARTER, M. o., D. Q.
Osteopathic and Electric treatmen,.
q speciality. Once, 80 North FourM
street. Ground floor.
Hours-10 to IL .. M: Q to pm
Evenings by appointment.
Phone -ofic Iowa 1254-Red; real.
dence, Iowa 11l6-Red; Hub. S4s2,
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-25

w. FRANK BROWN, M. o.
Surgery and Genito Urinary plsease,
Keokuk. Iowa.
402 Main
Office Hours-2:aO-4:oo p. m. 7.4s
300 p. m.
Miss. Val. Phone, 8; Bell 1874.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-12-08

There Is a celebrated fuzncier IN
WaM street who can nereE be GOT BE-
tween thrss and four o'clock ot any
ens. rsrm. sunny autumn afternoon.
He 1lil not even see more eele5ratsd
Gnznele7s then The great public Is
told that he IS very busy" Blt 70 in-
amafes there + no secret about *
Regular callers ask for Mr. So
and So and then watch tie omcs boys
One listens at tbs private osHee door.
Another listens 1t the telephone board
Can you hear him." asks the boy Al
he door. Hes not stirring "Yes.
/ hear him. replies the once boy al
ne switchboard He's stiil snoring
it's very clear today
The fnaneier sleeps 10 the sun which
poars through q great Win1ow. His
bed Il a long couch Near f Is a tele
ph0ne With receiver down.
Before he sleeps ~ takAl on Biz
boots. Wien The Office b0ys hear him
bustling around % Dai Oh bis boots
they know that ln few minutes call
era may get their names sent in-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-12-08
When a KIne Is llL

And there is this curious psyche
logical fact 10 be remembered. A seri.
Gus illness OF q Ieath adYertises the
doctor exactly as q hanging adyertises
the barfister who defended the per.
son hanged. Suppose. for example. q
royal parsonage gets something wrong
with bis throat. or has a palm IN his
inside. II q doctor effects some
trumpery cure with wet compress
or & peppermint lozenge nobody takes
the least notice Of him. But II he
operates on the throat and Kills the
patient. or extlrpatss an internal or
gun and keeps the whole nation pal
plating for days while the patient
h0gers in pain and fever between life
and death, bis fortune is made. EV-
cry rich man who omits to call him IN
when The same symptoms appear IL
BE household is held not TO have done
his utmost duty to the patient The
wonder is that there is a king OF
queen left alive in Europe.--G. B
Shaw. "The Doctors Dilemma"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-12-08

Bring some clean white rags to the
Express office at once. Highest cash
price paid. dtf.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-12-08

After you take Dr. Kings New Life
pills, and you'll quickly enjoy their
fine results. Constipation and indi-
gesflon Yanish and fine appetite re-
turns They regulate stomach. liY.
er and bowels and impart new
strength and energy to the whole sys-
TEN Try them Only 25e 81 Brown
& Go.
6Rw
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-12-08
- - 81. -

tfuzt Published Dec. lsil)
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING OF THE CITIZENS
NATIONAL BANK or cHICKA-
sHA OKLAHOMA.
chiekasha. Oklah0na. Dee. Z. 1871.
The regular meeting of fhe stock
holders Of The Citizens National
Bank Of chiekasha, Oklahoma for the
election Of directors and for the
transaction Of other legitimate bust
ness viii Be held at the office Of said
bank between The hours Of 10 o'clock
2. n. and O'Clock p- a. on Tuesday.
he 9th day q January. 1912
Ell F. JOHNS. Cashier
l2-7-80d
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-12-08

the quicker a cold q gotten i'd Of
the less the danger from pneumonia
and all other serious diseases. Mr..
p " I Han, OF W4verly, va, SAYS:
Il firmly believe chamberlain's
Cough Remedy TO be absolutely the
best preparation on The market for
colds. ! have recommended II 70 my
friends and they all agree with me. .
For sale by all dealers
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-12-08
Voice Culture

Mrs. Annie D. Mcclure VIII receive.
pupils up to Dec. lst at the reduced
rate Of siz00 for sixteen lessons il
paid Ia advance Monthly In ad-
vance one dollar a lesson. Less than
month. one dollar and a half a les
SON. ia South 5th ST. Phone 4s2.
1l-l4-lme
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-12-08

r Fla Pee eu
NOTICE or STOchHoLDER S
MEETING en- THE oKLAH0-
MA NATIONAL BANK or
eHIcRAsHA. OKLAHOMA
CAlcksshz. Okla Dse :. 1871
Iae regular meeting q Ehe steek.
SOLDIERS ot Ths 0klaA0ma National
8snk 0f Chiekssha. OEiaaana ior TIE
7leensa Of directors ana for tie
transaction 81 other legitimate busi-
ness Hill be held ag the office oi said
bank between TIE hours of l0 o'clock
e r. and g O'Clock p n. o. Tuesday
he stA daY Of January. 1917.
J. p. WHATLEY, Cashier
l2-7-3od
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-12-08
ersndms,s pouohnuss.

One eupful Of sugar one cupfQ Of
warm mashed potatoes. three cupfuls
OF -four onehalf cupful Of milk. one
egg one tesspoonful Of butter, one
fourth tespooniul of salt, three tea
spoonfuls OF baking powder, ono
fourth teaspoonhal o| ginger, one tea-
spoonful Of nutmeg: roll rather thin.
cut, FRY. then dust with powdered
sugar.
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@ieoerernanut


Or. 6. R. 5oImes, bsTen Imtsters
min als WiitoIieb Der 5o'pttaltpmn,iiz
1ion in ben nd9iten 1a9sn ablduft.
tpiro bon WtaDpr Shmdb tpieoera
ernannt tperDen. Der 8iirgermetiter
bate bereits Dor mebreren Wohen, dls
er be3iiali6 Der BieDerernennung DIT.
6olmes BON einem 8ertreter oieies
9lattes befrogt puroe, obne fpeiteres
Die grtldrung abgegeben, buB es ibm
gar niht in ben Sinn getommeu lei,
Or. 9olmes ntht gu ernennen, fpennz
ihpn lie gelegentlih Der Sibungen Der
Experimentation mebrfdh oerihiez
osner 4nIt6t gefpeien Ieten. 8e'tern
pieberbolte Or. Shpab bic obige @r=
tlGrung, ba am 9ienitdg in Der Sig@
uno Der Experimentation es fpteoer
gu 3iemli6 ihurfen Qrgumenten gsz
tommen mar, nobel Der giirgermeifter
uno Or. 6olmes bidmetral perfdiebe@
ner Nn1tdt tpdreu.
Mapor S6nab bate, bon Or.
Witbrofp unterItuBt, es OurhieBen
polsn, baB bic 5oIpttaltommIFion
fio babin perpflidte, oaB Die 8aus uno
ginri6tungstoiteu fir oas itdbttihc
SoIpitul bic Sunme BON $500 pro
8ett ni6t iibsr'6retten iouten, aber
bierpon pollten Or. 0plules unb bic
beioen anosren UtitgIieper Der apms
miTIion, bic Serren Grsen unb Cams,
ni6ts fpiTeu. IS fam bunu 5u elmer
iebr htbioen Debate, in oeren 8erlauT
Or. Wit9rofp perIhieoens bittereBahr>
beiten qefaet puroeu uno bic oamit
enoete, pab Die ReiOIution oes Ulapors
ieberaeittmmt nurpe.
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Hrattem,0 0iafpnieberein.
9eSielbs bra4ie iilr 9sipiiaIswede
uraaReeHeS Jabr $4,000 anf.

Der Gpang. prot. ssrauenz unb
Junafruuenperein fir Diatonie bat i'm
abgelaufenen Jobr fir bos Deutf1e
DiatonifIenz 6oipital tpieber piel @us
tes geipirft. CT bat aus .tgenenGrdf=
ten fir 6ofpital3ipeds $4,000. geitiftet
unb ba ben Damen bic ganse innere
Weripaltung oblieet, pirb Seber germ
5useben, bab iie cine isssnsrsi6e 1bds
tiafeit entfaltet baben. Das uneiqeuz
nibise Dirfen bes 5rausnpsreins nirb
aud bereittpiaigft nnsrtannt. 60 aez
Idab bas in iiberaus bsrsli6en Dorz
ten, als paitor 5. 8. Dorm BON Der
pbifippus Girde ben 1rauenperein qez
itern Rahmittug in ben Shulrdumen
Der Sonntagihule our oierteljGbrlihen
DerIammlnng begriibte unn ibm ben
WilItomm Der Gemeinbe barbratt..
Jrau gertba Brudmann Fiibrte in Der
Derianllung ben 9priiB unb FRI. Gmz
ma gmisbol3 bas prptotoa. ;yruu
Jobn 9ornette il. unterbrsitete in ibs
rer Giaenihaft als S6asmeiiterin ibz
rem 5abresberibt. 0ieiem sufplae
k3ifferten iid bic Ginnabm.n i'm Sab
re auf $40. .O84.35, tpopon $4,000 Der
ulisemeiue Diafpnisb.rsin beigeIteu.rt
bat unb Der Reft bon S20S4. 80 bon
ben Damsn burh aaffeegeiellI6dftsn
gaaare, 8eitrdee ufp. aufsebraht
porben lit. gis auf $2O.54 III Der
sans. 8eirag fir Die 9sripaltung Der
6oipitdler perausgabt iporben.
Der 1rauenperein bot aud tpieber
cine 4nsah neue Wtitglieber eeppnnen
unb unter biefen 6sfinbtt iih arI.
Roie ;yeIenbed, bic burh 3ablung bon
$50 bic lebensldngIihe Wlitolieoidaft
.riuorben bat. Die anoern neuen Mitz
sli.ber finb bic 9amsn 6. Bog, Sell
ser, Ro.6arine Rehm, 4nna Suber,
Margaretba GssI, 2atbarino GngeI,
GmiIie gsoltia emma 9ergemdnn,
Margareiba Watt uno GIiiabet1
Reinte.
8lsid5eitig tpurb. in Der gsitrigsn
Sisung bic grsGn3ungsnabI bssgers
tpattungsratbs norgenommen unb oua
benz aontsii ginsen bic Gamsn Gotts
lieb Grbdrbt f., 5erberg, gbdrles
Rsrpel, oenrp Ratbtamp, Garriear0s
ger, Geo. Wiinter, 9. 8. g. 2ippsri
unb DifIiam Staege iisgrsi6 herpor
Die Organization erfolgt in Der rdds
ten SiBuns oes 8erpaItunssraths
Die Ginnabmen In Der gsftrisen SIP:
uns betrusen $212.25.
Die SabresDeriommIuns BEG gp
prot. 8ersins fir Tiatunis finost on
| Sonntas, %. Jnnuar. in Der Gp. .9rot
| St. paulus airfe gu Reipport itott
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giebenbiirger Ea9ien.
Natiunal.8erbanb tast inn Nai in
8beeling, 8. ga.

Ius W6eeline, 20. Ga, ipirb bes
ri6tet: Quber Dem 9eutIhen Grtegers
bunb bon RorbzQmerifa, Der i'm Mtos
nat Quguit bier ieineng2ationulfonpent
uno bas 24.8unDesza zariegerfeit abbdlt,
ptro nod cine anbere beutihe natioz
male 8ereinigung ibren Rationdlton>
bent oisIes Sabres in Wbeelina abbals
ten, ndmli4 Die grobe unb itarte 8srs
etnigung bes SisRnbiirger SahienS
8erbanbes, Der in uuIerer 8oritobt
Utartinsferrp eineu bliibenben 3peies
perbuno befist. Gs mar uripriinglif
beabiihtigt gepeien, ben Hationalton=
pent bort ab3ubaIten, aber tpegsn ungss
nugenber JdctlitGten unb Der aa3u
rtrodenen" Guft bel Martins Sabre iii
Der aonpent nah Mbeelinq perleqt
tporben. 0os tpirb Die brapen Sieben.
Burgers zSu6ien, Die i6on in Guropo
in Der 5rembs Sabr6unberts lang bsuts
| fhe Spra6e unD beut5hes We'en auF;
re6t erbislten, gefpib niht reuen. Wi,
! beiBen fie ihpn i'm 8oraus ber8lit
pillfommen in unierer aaftfreier
Stabt. gDie oerlautei, pirb Der &on.
BENT in Der Wo3artbaQe ubgebaltsr
fperbsn. Der Siebenbiirger Satfsn:
8erbanb umfabt 81 3psigp.rsins, BIZ
ii6sr oas gan3e 2uno 3erftrsut unb cir
gollpert bes OeutThtbums in 4me:
rita iino. Gs peroen ii6er fiinf3ebn,
hunoert 0elegatsn uno sSeitgdIte 81
Dem aonpent bier erpdrtet.
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Sui,8e 0auner
WeReblen ben Naterialpaareabdx
le. Jsiept 1i&sar nm S191.

Ger WateriolipaareRbGnolsr SoiepA
Wingar BON Der Dritten unb Whitoity
Strobe bat ben Diauben an biz
Renihbeit perloren, na1oem CT seisern
cine Grfabrurs semaHi bat, bic ibu'
$l9l toftie.
Mls esitern Rahmittas Gerr ibid.
oar ganS ollsin I'm 0einGft iuor. BE-
traten brei ileine Bensefs i'm Alter bon
e.,po 10 bis IL sSabren ben gaoen uno
einer BON ibntn panbte iid, in ieby
hcflid,en @orisn an ben 2aoenbefser
init Der Bite. oh er ibneu nidt siH'
BON ben Ie.ren Seiisntiiten fhenier
iuoIli., bic 10 Ihon rotb anseftri6er
fsien unb bic untsn i'm aeler lGeen
Derr Wihsar. Elm srcber aiuoer'
freuno, Ida.e iofori gu uno ftiss odnn
uKper5iiglin in oen aelltr binab, un
bic Rife All bolen. als er noh ipeni'
aen Setunoen 5uriidtehrte. itono ni'
nnbenihiire p.it often uno pom ben brei
5ungens mar seine Spur mebr sn fe'
ben. Bon boIer Abnung getrieb<n
eilte berr Wihsar binter ben gabenl
tiih an ben aaiIenapparat nnb en-
Bid belebrte ibn. oab er nit feine'
Wsfiibrhtuns Rsdt sebobt hattie, Denr
Der Mppurdt mar um ieineu Snbclf
bejsebeno aus $l9l. seplinbert NOR
ben. 5errn Mihaur biieb unter ben
llmftGRben nihts iibris. ais bic poli'
seit pcn hem 1orfun 81 peritdnbieeR
Qeere Geif.ntiiten trerotn jtooh BIZ
nuf Msiterts in Nihgur's 0efhdfl
niht mebr perihtHft.
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GImer g. Stewart ioa Der s,ibbcn
grp 6ssbs Sc. S665 perun'
treut habeu.

@eqen glmer 9. etetport, BON go.
131 4ebmsr Strabs, Gopinstou, &p.,
purbe geitern bon Sbos. W. 4aen,
benz GeI6GFtsfiibrer Der Sibben 9rn
9ooos Co., @te Der Siebenten uuo
Wainut Strube, Elm Saftbefehl tpegen
lnterialeifs erpirtt. Nie 6err 4tleu
ertIGrt, Ioa Stspart, Der aLs guhs
batter BEL Der firma beihGftigt mar
uno felt Montog fpurlos perIhpunz
BEN 1T, bic Summe BON 1865 unterz
ihlagen baben.
Stepart, Der 40 Sabre alt uno per=
heiratbet 1T, erfrsute iid) bes unbez
oren8ten 8ertrauens ieiner 8orsefesz
ten uuo tpar aud Iehr beIiebt, neil er
Elm gutter unD luitigsr 9efeaIhafter
mar. !5errn 4uen's 8erItderung na6
biirfte es uidt fhper balten, St.pdrt
oinefeit 81 MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-19

Bier Strplfs Ramens Games SOB,
;srant Roap, DilIiam WiItins uHo
Robert 80. StsD.ns, bi. fpie bsrsits
herihtst, perbaftet tpproeu tuaren,
neil +. iih IN ser Rdbs Der 6. uno
gpans S;rub. psrbddtig benommen
uno perfu6t bdtt.n, in bend6bdrtsn
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IN Innprren, purDsn ols perod4.ige
perionen um ie $50 unb aoiien Be-
i.-aft, bic iie i'm arbsitsbauis a6per
eienen miiHen. Tas Quartet ftammt
aus Cleveland.
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uriheilt.
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neaen usbsrtrstrns oes Witternddts
seiesss 81 $40 uno ben Soften psrur'
tteilt.