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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-25
MAN MISSING, HIS
B0NDSMAN JAILED,

JERSEY CITY. Jan. 26.-when a
mar charged with burglary failed to ap
pear In Judge Blair's branch of the
Hudson County Criminal Court his
bondsman was brought before the
judge, who sent him to the county jai.
on q charge of perjury made by As
sistant Prosecutor James w. Mccarthy,
The alleged burglar is Samuel Olivia
He was charged with breaking. enter
ing and carrying burglars tools. His
bondsman was Joseph H. Fleishmann,
OF Fort Lee. who swore at the time
that he gave ball hat he owned six
teen lots in Asbury Park, Bail had
been fixed at SO. 1000.
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MAY BUILD LINE TO
RIVAL PUBLIC SERVICE.

PAssA1C, Jan. 2S.-Since the two
fare arrangement on the white Line
trolley road. between Passaic and
Rutherford went int effect, there has
been considerable talk of the formation
OF q new trolley company. John T,
Harrop, a contractor. of Garfield. is al
the head Of the movement and has In
terested several men In the project.
It is said that $75, 900 has already
been pledged to build the road, but
before franchises are applied for, 1t is
proposed to raise the full amount
necessary.
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CHIMNEY LAW AT ATLANTIC.

ATLANTIC CITY, Jan. 2b.-In an
attempt TO lower the number of fires
caused by defective fiues. city council
has passed q chimney ordnance. which
rigidly governs the construction oil
chimneys. Mayor Stoy signed the or
dinance, which provides nothing but
stone, brick or concrete be used; that
the walls be eight inches In thickness
and extend at least two feet above the
pitch Of the roof; prohibits wood fur
ring against or around any chimney and
calls for a metal trapdoor for cleaning
purposes.
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BODY FOUND BENEATH
BRIDGE UNIDENTIFIED.

CAMDEN, Jan. 2B,-While Robert G'
Lister, section foreman Of the Penn
sylvania railroad, was directing a crew
in repair work on the Delair bridge,
yesterday, he found the body OF q man,
about 40 years old. with red hair and
stubby rnustache.
Coroner Saunders found that death
was due to O fracture OF the skull,
evidently caused In falling from q
freight train. In the mans pocket was
found a looking-gisss, with q picture
OF Reading. Pa, firernen IN the back
The body is. at the Camden morgue.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-25
GAS METER AM
CHEAT, SAYS COURT.

ATLANTIC CITY, Jan. 25.--virtualiy
deciding that 3 gas meter is not capa-
BILE of fraud until proven SO by COM
petent testimony, Judge Robert H. In
gersoll gave the Atlantic City Gas
Company a decision against James
Latimere, an avenue manufacturer.
which will make Latimer pay for 1900
feet OF gas.
From evidence submitted, the gas
company showed that employees of
the company could not have tempered
with the meter. becaus Latimer re-
tanned the key. The manufacturer de-
clard he never used the gas and had
cut off connections by plugging the
pipes.
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ARRANGE CONFETTI DANCE.

I1EIzABHTH. Jan. 2k-ArranRernents
have been made to hold a confetti
dance for the benefit OF the Church Of
the immaculate Conception at the
parish hall, Union avenue, on Friday
evening, February "a. The committee
in charge consists Of the Misses Mary
Grail, Mary Gordon. Hannah Murphy,
Katherine Gordon. Nellie Grail, Kath-
crime Dwan. Alice Burns. John Collins,
Peter Burns, Archibald Martin, Eu-
gene Decker. Francis Sullivan. Louis
Walsh and James O'Reilly.
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MINISTER breaches
AT PUGILlSTIC BOUT.

SHARON, Pa, Jan. 25.-The unusua
spectacle of a minister preaching a
sermon at a boxing exhibition to a big
crowd of men was presented here last
night, at the Otto Yocknow-Matty Col
Inns bout. The Rev. NJ. L. Jenney, of
the Central Christian Church, preached
from the text: Man shall not 1--we by
bread alone. but by every word that
proceedeth out Of the mouth OF God"
II accepted this invitation because I
believe in mingling with men, and de-
livering my message to men. I believe
the influence Of preachers at such gath
erines will be productive of good. II
preachers assume a holier than thou
attitude. how can they expect the men
ever to become churchmen?"
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PUPILS TO GIVE DANCE.

ROSELLE, Jan. 25.-The annual sub
%scription dance OF the athletic associa-
ton of the High School will be held
In the High School auditorium the
evening Of February 10. Desks will be
removed and the floor arranged for
dancing. The committee having the
affair IN charge includes Albert S. But
Ter. Ruth frost, Matthew DENIM,
Lucille Guard, Gladys Cashmere, Marie
McLaughlin, Joseph Ambruster and
Earl Celkins.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-25
CIVIL WAR SURGEON DIES.

MERCHANTvILLE, Jan. 25.-Charles
G Polk, M. D., who practised medicine
in the Southwestern section Of Phila-
celphia for forty years. is lead at the
home Of his son at this place. He was
q son Of the late Charles Polk, gov
ernor of Delaware, graduated from the
Uniersity of New York and served
throughout the Civil War on the staff
of the surgeon-general.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-25
BOY KILLED BY FALLING HOUSE.

JERSEY CITY, Jan. 25.-Toppling
over without the slightest warning, a
story and a half wooden dwelling
house in. Cole street crushed James
Flaraty, Is years old, of Twelfth street,
who was on his way home for dinner
yesterday. The boy died on the way
to the hospital. The dwelling-heuse
had been condemned three weeks ago
by the building department and was
about TO be torn down.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-25
PLAYS WITH POWDER: IS Hurt.

PASSAIC, Jan. 26.-Whiie making
cartridges for his revolver John De
Vorico. IA years old, OF Rutherford,
narrowly escaped losing the sight of
both eyes. He is in the General Hos
pitai here, suffering from powder
hurns. He attempted to fill an empty
saellN OF 80 calibre and was ramming
buckshot into Il, when 1t exploded in
his face, The physicians at the hos
pital fear that tho results nay be
serious.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-25
WIDOW ENDS LIES BURDEN.

CLIFTON HEIGHTS. Pa. Jan. 25.-
Mrs. Ida Brooks, aged Al. committed
suicide yesterday by hanging herself
me BODY was found hanging in a close
py her 4-year-old daughter, Beatrice
More than a year ago Mrs. Brooks,
husband died, II since that time sh
was forced to make q living for her
sell and her child by selling talcun
powder and other articles of a cosmetic
character.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-25
PATERSON BAPTIST
CHURCH BUYS PLOT

PATTERSON. Jan. 25, = The Union
avenue Baptist Church has purchased
the ground surrounding its preseng
building which puts 1t In possession. OF
an entire city block in the residential
section of the city. 1t is proposed to.
build an addition to the present church
and to erect a Sunday school building
end q parish hall. :
For more than two years the church
has been crowded for space, and at
times 1t was impossible to seat ali hos
desiring to attend the services. The
membership now totals 700. The Rev
Charles S. Schweikert Is pastor.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-25
GUARDS SAVE FISHING BOAT.

ATLANTIC CITY, Jan. 25.-Mem.
bers OF the Herford Inlet ~life-savine
crew rescued the crew of a large pound
boat Which stranded off that place
yesterday. The coast guards went to
the rescue in a borrowed power boa
succeeded in floating the craft al
high water last night. Nets valued
at several thousand dollars were
washed overheard, but were latei
picked up by the guards and fisher.
men.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-25
ASKS $4,000 DAMAGES; GETS $500.

MAYS LANDING. Jan. 25.-Damages
Of $500 for injuries received in alight-
ing from a shore fast line trolley car
at Atlantic City in July last were
awarded to Mrs. Rebecca Beard at a
session of the civil our before Judge
A.. B. Endicott. The plaintiff asked
for $4,000 damages. saying that she had
suffered permanent injuries from the
fall, caused, she asserted. by the motor
mar starting tho n before h had
aiiRhted.
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MyLKMAN DR0ps DEAD.

FAssAIC, Jan. 2s.-while on his way
home yesterday after having completed
his milk route, Gustav Sirtem, of Carl
stadt, was stricken by apopiexy and
fell dead In Monroe street. lear Hobo
ken road. He was found several
minutes later by a pedestrian, who no.
rifed Policeman Bellisheim. The body
was removed to Hunts undertaking es-
tabliehment.
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SEIZED LINGERIE AUcTioNnD.

TRENTON, Jan. 25.-A quantity Of
foreign Hnery, lingerie and furbellows
we're sold yesterday by United States
Marshall Thomas J. Alcott as seized
goods from AIRS. Ida NJ. Smith, OF New
York. who, It was alleged, had brought
the goods into this country without
Offering to pay duty on the same. There
was O small gathering at the sale and
the bidding wa small.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-25
SOLDIERS PLAN FAIR.

PLAINFIELD, Jan. 26.-The ninth
annual fair OF Company K. Second
Regiment, N. j. N. G.; will be held IN
the local Armory February IS to 2S
inclusive. The general committee conn
prises Captain Harry B. Kitchell.
chairman; Corporal James Conklin.
secretary; Sergeant Nathaniel Hort,
treasurer.
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COLLISION VICTIM IN HospvTAy

BoRDENTowN. Jan. 25.-Miss. Mel.
lie Peoples, the ~19-year-old daughtel
OF MI. and Mrs. William Peoples. liv
ing on a farm near %Bordentown' has
been taken to the Jefferson Hospital. a,
thiiadeiphia, to be treated for an in
Jury 10 ner spine, caused by a collision
0et"een W carriages last October.
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pLAINFInLD A. O. H. PLANS Ball,

PLAINFIELD. Jan. 25.-The thirty
sixth annual ball of Division Nc. 4.
Ancient Order Hibernians. will be held
IN Sebring's Hall, February 81. The
committee In charge comprises Bernard
Ittzsimmons. chairman; Cornelius
Regan. secretary. and Martin Resah.
treasurer.
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WELLINGTON BOROUGH
FOR PASSAIC SEWER.

PASSAIC. Jan. 25.-Mayor William
Gill. of the Borough of Wellington.
has signed the contract with the Pas
sale Valley Sewerage Commission. to
enter into the trunk sewer scheme.
He was empowered to do so at a
regular meeting Of the Borough Coun-
ell. held last evening.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-25
FLAMES cRAcKLE SAVE GIRL.

POTTSTOWN. Pa. jan. 25.-Partially
dressed and wearing one shoe, Ella
HUT, night operator for the American
Telephone Company. made a narrow
escape from q fire in the r. M. Root
building. The telephone exchange is
located on the second floor and Miss
HUT was awakened by the cracking of
flames near her couch.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-25
EMIL MuNSTERREpG man

pERLlN, Jan. s5-Enil.M nste~berg
Dloeher OF Professor Hugo Munster.
sers' OF Harvard University. died ITO
cay, lie lectured In the United stAtes
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mAssBoRo EXCISE WAR CONTINUES.

WOODBURY., Jan. 25.--The Law and
Order Society has again taken action
against the Franklin House, at Glass
ooro. charging that the excise laws
have been broken. A petition was
presented I 0 Judge Starr. asking that
= day be set for a hearing, showing
Why the license should not be re.
sakeA. The court has set February Z.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-25
NEGRO COOK SHOT THROUGH HEAD.

CHAMBERSBURG. Pa, Jan. b.
Walter Brown, a negro cook, is in
Cnambersburg Hospital with a big bull
let hole through his head, entering his
forehead and emerging from the top
OF the skull, caused by a shot from
a revolver he and his older brother
Irwin were struggling for last night,
when both were kali drunk. Irwin Is
In jail awaiting the result OF the wound.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-25
WANTS DIVORCE FROM "uaLY" ONE.

4 SHARON, Pa, Jan. 24.-Claiming that
from their wedding day. about n year
ago., her husband has beer ugly" TO
her. Mrs. Jennie GIL Stine has dled
suit for divorce from w. H. Stine. a
wealthy farmer Of slippery Rock
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-25

Munyon's Rheumatism Remedy removes
pains In the legs, arms, back, stiff or
swollen joints in q few hours, aud cureo
In a few days. Contains no morphine,
opium. cocaine or drugs to deaden the
pain. 1t neutralizes the acid and drives
out all rheumatic poisons from the sys
tenn.
Don't take old fashioned medicines:
don't spend another dollar on doctors;
do as these people have done and get well.
HERE is PROOF
ReTedies because they have been cured. They
know the truth about these Remedies.
NJ. ,. Brown. 1912 belmont Ave, Philadei-
Tors. and a. number OF. different advertising
Remcdieg without benefit, gnye Munyon's
Rheumatism Remed a trial. with the sur.
prising result OF almost immediate relief und
restornt ton to perfect health within a few
MIR Robert Mo-ris. s2c LOCUST street. PHI
edy restored him to health.
Ar. J. p. Sheridan, 1880 Vine street. Phiis-
fetphia, reports Munyon's Rheumatism Renee
dy. as ziiing instant relief where Doctors
Munyon's sN Rheumatism Remedy for sale
hy all druRgists, S1.00 q bottle.
If you need medical advice. don't fail TO
write Munyon's Doctors. They are at your
ssrvice ahsolutely tree. Address Rrcfsssor
Muuyon, $50 and Jefferson STREETS. Phtikdsi.
phis. "a
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Gintppbnersablen.
6sfunoes @ahstbum Der Sorfcr III
Samiltpu GonntD.

9as Geniusbursau bat bic Gintpoh@
nersa6l elmer Reibe bon 9orfern uno
Srtf6aften in 5dntilton gountp be-
tannt oema6t, aus tpelhen erilhtllh
lit, oab fi6 oieIel6en ge9en bic Gens
Iusaufnahme BON Sabre 1900 zines
qeiunoen Wdhstbums 81 erTreuen hdtz
ten. Der &ufftslung 3ufol9e beftnoen
fia i'm Staote Sbio I'm 8an8en 7o6
Stdbte urb intorporirte Srtihaften.
Qlediant Ribge IpQ benz Genius BON
1910 sufolge nur 255 Ginpobner baz
ben. Sier liegt aber obne 3peifel Elm
oyrrthum Dor uno Notwithstanding TT Dor
Der 2ahl bic l tpeggela6en poroen.
QleaIant Ripge bate i'm Sabre 1900
953 Ginpobner unb 5Gblt iest puhr:
fheirlih 1855. Ous Geniusbureau tr
WoIbineton 1T auF ben JehIer, benz
nm einen Iolben bdnbelt es 'i6, be:
reits uufmsrtiam gsmaht porosn
Rahitebenb gsben mir bic Ginpobnsr'
sub! Der tlsinsn MuniSipalitdten Dor
1900 unb non 1910. Iut bon Der
Gpunties Butler, @lsrmont uno War
rem fiup einiae 9dblsn angefuhrt.
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araiier ltnoanf.


Gin iunssr Wlann, tpeI6sr lta
Gbdrlss attig BON @hicdgo nennt,
tpurbe auf 9srunlofuns bes germ
Qouts Rsihmann. bon Ro.328 Ilbann
Qp.., bon benz poli3titsn5eters perhdfs
tel uno oem 8ete.tipleutnant popps
poroefiibrt. Reihmunn bate Dor etris
oen 3agsn ben 0efangenen, tpelhsn sr
fannie, in Ieiu Saus uufgenpmnsn
uno als CUR 5amilis eehoreno bshan@
belt. Qm Montag psrmibte er einsn
gploensn Rins uno Elm paar wtans
ia.tt.n.n6pfs. 6eitern nun begegnete
sr benz attig an Der 5. uno Walnut
StruBe unb lieB ihn perbdften. Der
g.fangens CAB ben ihm CUR Gait ses
leoten TiebI.abl unumrpunoeu 5u uno
iibsraab Die ssItohlsnen Sdmutiansn
b.m 2eu.nnnt goppe. Ittig bate Ell
n. Sauetaihe in kinem geiise, pelhe
anoefiiQt mar nit SaAen. bic eer
iunae Monn istu,m friiteren arbelts
oebsr 6. g. @robmau, BON gpceplue
| 8. .ntp.ubet babeu ioa. Gr ipuros
unter Der antlase pes aIsinbisbltabls
einaeIperrt.
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lluaebetemer @eiuh.

c,n Der Montas gtad,t entostte Elm
ang.itsllter bes gdters Soieph aruus,
SO. 722 Sit McWillan Strube, in
bem aorribor oss stpeiteu Stotirerts
cine 5ruu, tpelhe iih bsi ieinern slns
Bid in elmer euntlen Gte perbare. Gr
benahribtigts feinen arbeitgsber uno
Ssrr arous ertannte in Der unbetnllie
den 8sfuherin Iein friiheres 8isnits
mdbhen, bic % Sabre aIts gfprma
GmerIon, bersn gliern in Snoian 5iu
ipobnen iplIen. Rprmn bate Dor etnis
ger 3eit plDBIi9 Die Qrbeit riebergelesi
unb 6err araus sntbette Ipdter, ouf
SO perIhtpunben ipuren. Eas iungs
Wabhen bate. bsppr lie iih in bei
Wontas Hodt in bas Saus ihllh, pi'
Shnbe auspssoeen. gpli5tIt Brotpr
tpurbe serufen unb gaorma, tpelhe bit
terlih ipeinte. lpurpe Oerhaltet uno ali
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Der gs.ger Raipb Wiaians itahl
am Wontdg in benz 2oosn bes Jruhts
bGno!srs glias giuruo, go. 342 Sit
Ssrpnt Strobe, cine aptosnuB uno
ihlua Nurop, tpelter ihn Bel Dem
0isbItabl ubfaBte, nisosr. aurse 3sit
ipdtsr purpe er BON Setettip Sda in
isiner Wobnung i'm Bette liegsno por@
osfunbeu unb perboftet. slud Die SO
tosnub purbe i'm Bette peritedt gsfuns
ben. Ter GsTaneene puroe asftern au1
30 Saqe nab benz arbeitsbauie sss
ihitt.
Der 2otomotipTabrsr CHARTS Wune
ppu Der y. unb 8. @iienbaAn tpuros
BON Der 4nnase, nit feinem s3uee bis
g.in. SiraBs perIperrt 81 haben. frsiss'
fproden.
ssotn afias .GbudIss" Wlurpbt
fpurbe unter Der Mntlaae pes elnbrufs
BEN GroBseIdnorenen iibertpielsn uni
sipar nnier 5000 8Hrsihdft. Wi
Ieinsr 3sit beriAtst. tpuroe Der gurid
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observation-disclosures.

lGusene 8. griutsr, %, garltsl. 4o.
lgeifie g. Smitl, 19. b.ssl.
lWorsar gooofian, 81, glar. Ctr.
l lurfanba abaoumian, 81 ,6smIod St.
lRoberi 8. Matl,r, %. Rstp gor..
lRsta S'Rsil, Il. Wtft 8. Ctr.
|Wol.r Shusp. p. Ssfferion ap..
lGliaabsib guuug. q, Glenoora aps,
lWm. Soubntr. 26. NObap. Str.
lglisah.tb Miiler, 19. Rsnner Ctr.
}gen. Wi6asllou. 20. Ridmono Ctr
lHaiie 5urpib, 20, bessl.
lSolepb Mads, 26. 5dtbaipap Ctr.
lGertrubs Manuir, 10. RIhmono ct
Issap gearI., %. 5olebo, 8.
lautie Qeipis, 20. Ginecln aOs
|Soiepb 8. girssr, 27. Rafs Str.
iGufanna W,b:r, "a, Compton Roao
lsyrans 6. grosman, 80. Gnff ape.
laRdrsarete SboIo, 26. Wipoleton 2lp
lsscbn Wcglamard. rs, Rsabins aouo
lMarp RcRaboH, %. 5ishlano aps
56arrn 81. Gbdnsn, %. ArnoIo aue
lSus 9. Jor, q, Race Ctr.
lSoI.pb gromts. 20. 1rempnt ctr.
leti3a6stb Rsin. 20. 9afsl Ctr.
{gec. 6. aapanousb. 26. Watlon 4p
rs. Gonnab 0rap, q. Goethe Str.
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1eutfAeS Sbeater.
Gin Armes Nabel", 8ieuer Erigi''
naI.goiIe init 6eiaus nnb Saus
gum gsnefi5 bon Sreo.
AmbrogiO.

.GmiiIiren tpolIen Iih bic 2sut" ii
bic anfiht oes iusenoltten 9omtters,
fyr.bi ambrosio. brum tpdblts .r cine
Der uripiityiioen Wisnsr 9eIanesa a9oIz
fen, Sin armes WdoeL" gum 8enefiS.
Damit iteint er tsineH ihlsdtsn
Griff qetban su babeH, oenn Gin ar
mes Ttabel- IN in Der 1bat eine Der
tomifhf.n pDF,n, bic Der bsutiden
8abne sur D.rfiigun9 itebsn. Die
Spdiie nebmen in Dem Dialog gar
fein Groe unb bic muiit pon GeopoIo
aubn iIt elm. duberii pOpuldrs. ~Wtors
qarette, Wdbden o6ns 9lsihen" rno
.Sns Crime, ins rei3eHoe 0rune" fno
elm paor Der beiten Rummsrn, a6ges
Ieoen Don ben biibidsn Sdns Duet
ten. Der 8entfi3iaHt tpiro auberbsm
nod aus gigenem ft0pfen. um o.a
0euuB beg ubenbs 10 ooltommsn als
n,0alic1 su MAIDEN. 5rsoi ambrpgic
bat iit, burh feline bisridbrige 5hdti8:
felt i'm gnIemble be- hieiigsn geut'
Ften 5txaters .ineu Sa6lreiheu 5reun'
pessreis ernprben, Der nod beitdno.:
| i'm DatTsn lit, niht nur aIs aiinitler
ionbern audi als UtenIh. Gr III reiE
lieber asrl~ uuo aneeneemsr Gsiel
ftoftsr, benz Der 5umor ME ausgeht
Gin ausprtauftss 5ous uiro itm od
ber pon alien Ssiten ber3li6it ge
| rpiinitt peroeu Shm ais 8drits!ls
pes syats Der iuaenolit iomiitel
| RolIen nod nsus 2orbeersn an3uhdn
| oen. eriibriat fit pobl. feline Dortreff
lihen 2eiftunesn iinb 5u aq9ensin be
tannt. Gm nGtiten Sonntug ipiro {
fh ab.r aons bsipnbers rloslafen'
um Dem g@ublitum sinen grtr1
| Treat" su oeben. unb oas publisur
| TpIe itm basu Geleeenbsit gebsT
Nnn .inem genefisiontsn 1T nitt
mebr perbobt, als Der 4nblid b
9kateriis.n. bic i6r,n 3ped perfsbj
boben. Ram oem WuuHs ssboIis
iperben2
| ReIerpirk Site limb In Der apotbe'
BON DITTO Rag. gins uno Gilbert
| Strose, in Der gu1hanblung bon s
a. lbeobalb, 1919 Bine G.rabt IN
an Der a1Fe 6ss 9ranb Opera 6oui
All hoben unb iolIten i'm Yoraus b
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-18
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