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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-17

The state convention OF the Ohio
Federation OF Woman's clubs, begins
today at Cleveland, and will end Fri
day afternoon. A varied program OF
actresses and talks Iy some of the
most talented women lecturers of the
day will prove.1an intellectual feast
and VIII constitdt% sr,e Of the great
est pleasures OF tltl Week. Delegates
fro mclubs all over the state win at
tend this conventiQn ana will be en-
tertained by therk OF the
clubs Of the city.f fWtf
Those attending from Marion are:
Mrs. ID. III. Harvey. president of the
Marion branch of the federation. Mrs.
Earl Smart. Mrs, IL A, Hartman, and
Mrs. j. w. Freeland.
II
Miss Gertrude Craig invited few
of her girl friends to ner Pearl street
home for the purpose of planning a
halloween party. Miss Craig's guests
were the members of her Embroidery
circle and the members decided 10
entertain the last day in October.
Mrs. Clark Wright offered her Glrard
gvenue home for this occasion.
WIfsn pans Huu Deen completed,
the guests fingered TO- chat and en-
joy musical numbers which were con-
tributed by the guests. Light refresh
monts were served by the hostess.
The Woman's Missionary society OF
the Salem Evangelical church at
Bethlehem will meet at the home of
Mrs. Jerome Ault of two miles south
of Clarldon. Thursday afternoon.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-08-19
THE COMMON COUNCIL

In every incorporated town in the territory of Alaska there are seven who work at their particular bus ness from until shadowy eve and spend every night trying their best to do something for the benefit the town in which they live. While in their private work they fairly successful in their public duties they fall short every evening. 'Everyhing they do is wrong"
 they haven't got the savvy ordinarily possessed by mues
 they can never be reeleced they the poorest bs that could be found in the whole town although before their election they said be he in the city,; they don't know how where street cross ing ought to be put n they haven't got the slightest idea as to how town should be protected from fire; they know nothing about police duty polcemen they don't know how old Ann s they can't tell you when the clerk of the court will send the next batch of federal license money; they have no idea to when their neighbor baby will be bom they the biggest dunces that God made set ot fools could be found in the whole world that would run town like they running it, they know and under stand nothing can't be told thing ght put jail for squandering the pubc money; disgrace the town in particular and to the American at large most of them if not a crooked and to express the whole thing ln few WOrds they good false their trus incompetent and at the next election mule will be put up to succeed it's in office.'
 Such is the usual talk heard in Alaskan towns about the councmen which then be ruling and guiding the desnies of their home town. One satisfaction there dtarod and that is the thing has occurred every town i'll the territory and doubt will continue happen in every village hamlet settlement that may strive for local self governments and other satisfaction there main every there careful of all the avail able aldermanc timber ill all these communities and the best are selected They then lambasted by their po
 cal friends and boosters until their lives become burden them They called the People's Friends the Labor ing Mems Ticket the Citizens Protective Election Com pOund and whatever hg-sOundng and catchy term that may be used. They the best in the camp; have had plenty experience in business; old enough get
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-08-19

out of the rain If gets too heavy and they around good handy ordinary with plenty of hosesese and who know thing two when is shown them They are elecedand then oh dear similar set of horsehieves known and to their ignorance and inc0mpe ency there words in the dictionary describe them
 Since the council of Idtarod was elected last April they have been working steadily and faithfully for the interests of the individual councilman, but for the the town It is safe thing to say that every of the members has, not only indirectly through loss of time and forth but has directly sustained considerable by being councilman. Whenever a occupies public position he is bound to take stand any that may up for consideration and whenever such stand taken it must necessarily go against individual of individuals and the councilman who opposes them thereby makes at least enemy and the average man,
 having already all the opposition needed to almost break
 his back has another straw added to his o which must henceforh carry his shoulder To occupy any public office is, generally speaking. ugratefu proposition One cannot please them a and it almost impossible to please few.
 The town council has expended considerable money on the streets and while the roads within the are far from being good they at least passabe and as for foot
 travellers the crossings put in afford sufficient good footng to make moving around town almost pleasure. The c had and only has very limited amount of money at it's disposal and between the streets fire apparatus and in sallaon of school and the payment of the police and other employees of the town it to The Pioneer that
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-08-19

the council is conducting it's business better than most business conduct their own affairs.
 One Ot the bestsOkes of business yet accomplished by the council cOnsumated at their last meeting when they decided purchase the Sherbue house and into municipal hall and house in the fire department school and municipal offices including little hotel for those who don't observe the city ordinances.
 The purchase price of the building is less than the original cost of the lumber and it requires but very few changes before will be fit for its purpose The tra location of the building adds greatly to it's value when one remembers that during the long winter months with winds blowing high and heavy drifting of snow the assistance of many required get the apparatus into action, better location than that occupied by the Sherburne house could be found the to make an ticuar locality In its present location the fire hall assistance could be mustered to the chemical and hose wagon to the fire One long has to be made before connection be made with the pump but in it's new location the fire department almost next door to the pumping station and but moment is required to make connecticut For school purposes better locations could have been found but the council asks and justly Who is going to pay for t We expected to construct streets over large area of surface provide police keep law and order Tn the town furnish Istclass fire apparatus main tain good school with competent teacher but have but
 little funds at our disposal and many people already refuse to take the city paper evidence of what they have ing"
 The Pioneer is satisfied and pleased with move made by the council The location of the city hall is central was bought at bargain and the councmen worked hard over many other propositions before they made their final move. And they did we'll.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-08-19

Professors from Cornell University Wisconsin Alaska studying glacial action Interviewed Fair banks the worthy opinion Alaska has future mining country There's nsight VOL
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-08-19

Carthage Mo-, man has for the harem slr He calls a Wo-cylnder runabout-Denver Post.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-08-19

The city fathers making Economy" their slogan-whch proves that ldiarod possesses council.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-08-19

Found-An appetizer: Lemon soda with lime juice.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-08-19

Connolly at Flat sells Book cigars.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-08-19

It's wise child who knows it's father True and it's wise who knows his wife,
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-08-19

God takes of those that help themselves" So does the marshal on occasion.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-12

! 4 !
cr fnirihelo, tpie ibnt befoblen NOR.
3ium slid fano Der ,Soriter Irid)t Der.
ar, ionoerH perioIgte eine nnoere
Spnr. Ia brnuhte er ood tlidt Self'
&c ieiner 9Inrnase 5u iein :.
Ginel 8ortbeil dber bate bic Be-
aeonuna init Dem ~ousg id)onTten"
@iIberer ood,. Der Siirrp niieo bon
min on oes Sersogs Sngoreuier INTO
spedfeIte nit ieiHen frefen Sisiteu
lm0 IicOerIihen aiinpanen iiber bic
g5rerse, bort iein uniueien 5li treibeH.
9eur nod ein eiii5iees Wtal bat iDii
ner bobe 6err nitgetrcRen - am
ssabrmorftstoe mars III Shlerni
bad).
glm ausgong Der sSeIsi6Iiht, mo-
Die oceritrnBen suiarnIneniolifen, bnf-
te man gnoen i,rlo 9elte onfgeld1ln-
gen, III 0enen man alles fonD, fpns
man in Saus uro@irtbif,nft brandt.
Ia bic gancrn olle gseuanih hnftlirtget
bis onf Dieier Tag ni,fgeipnrt bofteii,
fauiten iie MN spoder elm: baiterlid)e
tSer1tbe, @erfseuae, stleioeridnriif,
seiIideno lnb nnrfteHo gingen Die
gSeiber uniber, priiFefto lito frdblestn
Die Ranner. 3riiben fttbren oie aiil.
Der auruiieI, inter Der Sinoe itRlltrn
iid, Die gonre 5iun 3an5e aiif.
gsahoen Der Ser5og eintge Seit itis
tereIIirt beim .Soie1tlnpfen" 5iigc.
if,nitt bate, nobei bic Burden Die
iebnigc araFt ibrer arme erprobten,
iudte er ben ShieBitdno aitf. Ia
/ beobadtete er einen SGiiten, Der Die
| plump gentnIte, 5ir3ieIiheibe oienen.
| be @enie INNER niifs 8latt traf. Ter
| Sersoa nabm ibn if,drfer dufs Storm
uno nbgIeid gut gefleioet, fUoblge.
pileat uno barfios erfanrtte ietn
1 idarfes ss1geroiige ben Bergbsfer
| gSaItl beilnoh. Ter id)ien ben Blid
] AZ fiihIen imo orebte fih iab iiIit-
slug' in Mug itonb er Siim eriten ain-
lie ieit ienar abenS bem Sagbberrn
gegeniiber, ben er 10 iinperidsdnIt nm
| feline beiten Stiide eebrnht bntte. Rii-
big belt er ben orobenoen Bid aus.
Gem SssrSoe itieg Oie 3crnrotbe ms
@efiflt.
Il .@orlim griibt In mid nid,t.
gnrid,e2@ rief er ibu an.
4 IS fenn' Gud) ia net, z antipcrtete
Der g9oitg Infonjfd,.
go? Gu fennft mid nidt2 9nnn
mil ih Dir iagen iuer i6 bin !"
brauite Der bohe 6.rr ouf. SIN Itbs
: ten Weonient lab er nber bod BON 0er
Grneneruig einer 8efonnti6nft ab.
] Die ibn etnrnaI cine ioI9 ihmdblife
gtieoerlngc bereitet batte, uto ingte
. etpos nHoers, oIS er anfongs &C.
iuolIt:
sd bin Der SerSog bon 8re0a
,Golo. nidte Der Boftl gIeihgilI'
tig, .bonn ifouH 9 mir. Oub Slt
1 Die if)one SteiIung net berIieren ;.
n Gprod,'s uno perIor fih, ieinesgfei'
4 ie ifnauheno, obne Griib gema6lid
I i'm georange.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-12

n0rblih Der HdFau StrdBe; ferner
30 BEL 165 CUB an Der WsitTsite Der
Renper Cane. ST.
q. 20. 6dnparb an sSlIe .. Berire.
Got 20 In Der Gaft bia iinterdbtheis
lung. 81.
Gbparb %. Garaent on u. W.
6dpfparb. Cot 20 In Der Gait 9ia llns
terabtbeilung. ST..
NINA 6. Dts an Serman 8. Shus
nader, 80 lei 80 SsuB on Der @eftlsits
Der Guller Strdbs, arpiThen papiltor
unb 6oth Strabs. 81.
.sSranees s. RpaH an 5hereIo Jlts'
sit, 80 BET 80 SUB an Der Siiocit.
Gde Der arIineton unb sJobnfon Str
81.
Gatburine anabIs an Wtutbias 6rsp
Got GA in @m. 8. Reffs llnttrop'
iheiIuna. 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-12
Qtns6npothsttn.

0tue6ppotbeftn.
Cora genn an auidipitborutpal y.
gl. 60. $1,000. <
aouis u. Groens an Cottage 9. Il.
6. u. SO. $4,000.
Surrp 6. grobdm an gs.p @stsron
g. u. SO. $1,000.
zhomds gurts an gan gamble y.
u. 6. 60. $1,000.
ernit Ssmm an 9eutiher aanps
pehr 9. II. g. 60. $1,000.
Cunt Semm an Mleranber Wt. Sors
quot nno anbere. $500.
Sorrn 6. 8robom an eagle .. n.
.2. 81. $1,000.
Sarrp 6. 8rabom on otsielos.
$1,000.
gbtparb SO. Bottom an 5outbern
Ohio 6. II. z. 60. $1,000,
ssobn 3. Gorbort On biefeIbs. 5000.
.sba so. Roe an l, Woro y. U. =.
u. $4,000.
8. Gi.sman an lInitp 3. u. 2. 90.
$4,000.
epmunb 6 .Dpsr an 8. Solseamp.
$50.
s6eoSOre MssIsr on Charles aau'
terboh. $3.50.
6. u. gsrins an Z. Durb 6. II. y.
60. $1,000.
q. 8. gisrTOn on 1itls o. II. ]. 90.
$3.50.
DerTtIbs an oieI.lb.. $3.50.
sfreberid @eIts an meft Gnn u. "
z. 60. $500. go
German 8. Gdumu6er an Wst'
abams 3. 60. $1,000.
BetiIete Sppothsfen.
Win. 6. Dutton an Snflsp 5m'
propeb 3. II. 6. 60. $500.
Wlaraaret :. Setpire on U. Ws. esn'
trup. $500.
Milforb u. 5o.huprn an erfts 9sa'
tipnaI 8oni. $3.50.
Sbonos gurte on pan gamble y
In. 6. 60. $3.50.
Frunf @egner an Sampion v. "
ia. 60. $4,000.
gsOre gsbprft On g. 3. SaHtsr
$500. !.
9teU. Tlsbler an gbas. aautsrboh
$3.50.
Sr.berid gette an glmpnt No. 2 y
Ia. z. SO. $1,000.
| Subie g. @rtentpolo on Union =
lg. u. 3. 60. $4,000. =
Sennie o. Bobbarb on Wsobtion .
| q. gar. 2. $1,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-12
geas bic gngIGnbsr an
meafnnnf nfrhfknfn. Ti

gDas bic GngIGnbsr an
Sae3fanal perbientn. Die
MnfIeritrabs, ourh bic man bic Mslt.
tbetls Aiien uno Afrifu ppneinGnbsr
sstrennt bat. befiss fur bic Gngl6nbsr
nift nur iniofern grobe Bebeutung,
cls ibre niinttfGen aoIonialhfibun
itnen bdburf rGumlitt isbr nisl ndher
asbroht iinb, mas nnmtntlih fur GlIs
sslIle ppii arieg nber llnrubsn bon eHt.
ifeibenber Be6euiuna isiH fanH -
icnbern nub burh bic WcrtinnahHsen,
Gle man in England aus Dem Gut5tas
rnf sitbt. Sm Sabre 1876 taufte bas
publitum Guess saanoIs Attien fiir irss
aefammt ttspa 4 Miflionen .p. Gisr-
ling $50 Waillinnen Mnrf), beuie fnn
bieIt Msiien, BON benen MIR itbr ipeniae
aus gnglnnb bernusgeioulrlsn linb. etz
spn 30 Miuiontn gfuno Stsrling
600 WlilIionen Wort) iperib. DC
Dipibenbe, bic nuf bieft Mftisnmengtil
sssablt ipirb. III 10 arOb. ouB aIIt 4
ooer 5 Sabre bas qdnmulte 4npii0l,
cas- Itinerstit pons tliBlli G<n publiErm
| bofiir oufeshr0dt tpurbt. spitbtr ein-
nal suriidatanbIt ilt. Es III inie.
rtiT0ni, bab III Mnbetr1nt bss grcbea
reiuni1rtH Gs<ipinns, ben bic GnsIGn.
her dus bem GutsfnnaI 3iehsn. en-
tnoIifher Ghrififeusr, gDaItkr b.
waispills. In elmer Der 1naeFtbtubRtn
enalifhtn 3sjif6rifisn. -1fs Hinss
ternih Etnturn ano after, tinen Mp.
psG dn England riditt. aus bskism
Gjrunbt nun sine ipsitbraige iinD
nnb fsIbitlois politis IN Hs3i1 auf Ne<
9hptsn 81 trtibtn - nornentIim fpelal
fs iin nm bic Grntutruss Der QnnNk.
| ton5e8ionen banbeln ipirb. f1ten bpd9
6n@ ansffnbifdk @esba&ttf midi II
i sans itIsen hen Gtnnbpnnsi n<rfretsn,
bab Mtgbpten sttDos m<tr Me9lcDptn
/ ouf isitsa bst Gnbl6H>es lHosII
i iSuxtk
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-12
Gin eiskafter Gropf.
srisse BON 5rts GreifeL

Is III lnnae ber. 3u iener SettI
,pors aig Die laute Mefiae nod max
70 IN Die @erqe Dranate. Gannls ge'
bsrte bic Sofjoeo 5ruiiden ben rsio'
serfiiifieten, foblen, inettergroiien
;SeEsjd,rofen Der Sornrgriippe Dem
Scr,oa BON greoo. Nift MIR sur
ssoaoaeit fam Der Seraog IN oos flet''
NE ;sorittdl,s, oas ipirflih aus Der
9holenqe bernnsgriibte er mar
beinohe bas ganSe Sabr iiber tn iet'
nen eeIiebten Bergen nio ian non
mebr elm oeritanoiaer Seger, oerIn en-
pniiionirter ssager.
glus Dieiein grlnbe iDar er aiih
if,orf binter ben 1trolsrn her, bon
benen mon iagte, odB lie IN ietHem
g,esirfe miIbern eingen iiIio bnfe
cbne jebe giiiiten5 ihon gar nlnndem
ems aui ben geI5 eebrnnfit, Sfnlot-
aen uro llnifmlMgen. Gtner ober,
benz man @ilofreuel 5irihrieb, obne
es ihm nohlpeiieu 81 fonnen, fam
ihm iinrner Uieoer aus; Das tpar Der
23erpbofer 8oitI
Der frieb iiA Tnee ino gtadte biri.
ihcn ben Gteintpdllen beriini, iollte
terrain. un0 tpehielfnnoig iein tuie
Deriiqe, froyeIa sfnn id5ieBen fonneri
ipie feiner. Der Ser5cg bate ibn ME
All @eIiht befommen, fannie trceoen
aennn ieineR Stedbrief uuo fIeberte
orbenfIih oonoh, ibn einrrtol In flcsI.
ranti All ertpiiten. Seit Der SlHi mil
luartlen 3ngeD iits0 beIlen, LINDEN
| Rdften In Die Beyge eineesogen mar,
| murDen i'm Heuier ipieoer peroad)tige
| Spiiren bemerft. 2Gnge beDor ote
Come iiber oas breite Sod, bIinseIte.
| itieg Der &er5os NIT ieinem Sdgel
Inns Beipdnbc eiri. 0ereot tulros
gid,ts.
| 2aiiiIos ourfqueren Tie bic sod
region ab inD 5u iudben fie nit ben
1 sSernglns Dse Sdnge nb rno erfennef
lnollig peftrnlt 1ienOe 1eniies; Ot'
| bebnalif sieben. MIio fem Bilberel
i I'M Der Wdbe YIoblidy abe
| gibt Der Ser5og oexz GOriier Elm Ses
| den. gs iteineIt Settli6 be-
a,raIID1no fomurt cine @enrie. eil
| ftarfes Gtii6 tief berob iinb id)ein
ben Medd binnuf niht nlebr ou fin
J. ben Tie iibert urlber - Der Sans
Ilsria3 fau6k bintsr Der @asb ssHtss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-12

te, ipie Sic i'm iehenl @eriud)en sic
es. MIDI 81 perItebeu, llnD Sic iucrocn
ilidt mebr bon ficinem gerIuIt Sic
iperoen itur nod pon meinen Geiuinn
re0en."
.St)r @etpinn2" ipieoerbnlte id,
,@os boben Sic beun seipOnnens"
Slid. anttportete Tie. sd lebe
nur nabrl1oft In meiner Siebe nno bic
2ebenSliiit neiner 2iebe lit rnetne
9Iinoheit."
Dos mar iii meni1en @orten cine
gauge Sebensgeid,ihte!
8cr, lule id), gcieben batte, ipIe lie
in Der aitfreeinq Oes 9feocas ihr
itroblenbes 8ciidlt luieber nltfrihtcfc;
lper iid,, fpie id), babel oeIlen crinnert
bate, mos Der alaenar5t III gctrefl
bes 8reiieS erfIGrt botte, nit neldDen
iie unbe0inat Die gSicoererlonglna
ibrer Sebfroft crfauieu nliiiie; Der
ipiiroc ipobl aiid), iuie idl, beifeineIit.
lid Sugegeben Daten, bob lie bei'er bic
9eOingungen ibrea 8liides fe1nen
uiiiie, iino ipiirbe ibr niht ipioerlprc-
den baben
Sd iiberlieB 9ucilIa uno Oscar III.
rer llnterbaltime umS glng i'm 3im.
msr nuf nnb ob, I'm mir su iiberleger,
ipes mir 5lit1d)it III tbuf' boben fpiir.
oen.
8as mar nif,t Isidlt 5u fdgen. Mubs
te ih bod iiber bic in 8etraGt fpm.
menben gerb6ItniFe nihts nis bns
Menise, mas mir bas tbeurt ainf
oariiber mitgetbeiIt bate. Rueent bat.
ts niht banor auriid9sihredt. feiner
arduiomen 8struo bis ans gnoe fort
suipisIen. Gr bait, i'm Pnmen ieines
grubers feline Seiratb FdlIhIih bel bel
atrhe ongemeIbet llnb er tpdr ieBt
in 9pnSbn nm nd tpteber fdIfhIif
i'm Namen feines grubers ben 6tii
rathssrIdabnibf6sjn ausbdn6igen 81
laifen. Dos nor 2lIes, mas ih por
feinem 8orsehen pubte.
W1brenh ih npd nit mir 3u Ruihl
sins. Serfdnitt 2ucila ben goroif6er
Gnptsn.
.Darum batter mir uns bier ouf?'
fraete tie. v2abt uus fortgebtn uni
ME tpisber an bjtisn perbaBttn Sr
Suriidtshrsn.S
Sn benz Quaent.jd, NO iie auffianb
Iieb iid1 Elm Ieifes GIopfen an Der 9hiit
pernebmen.
SD rief bersin; oas Wdbfen. mel
Dies 2uci[Io mad o.m Setsl 1ebroh
bate, trat tpieoer Elm. Sic idpien itc
gu ibsuen, fih ipsjt pom Der Sbiir 81
entfsrnen. Sic bIieb oidJt Dor oerItlbel
ftebsn, fab dnsitIit na4 gueilIa hil
unb foete:
| raann ib Sic iprshen, sSrdulein2
rSi, fDnnsn Dor oiefer Dame IN
bisiem 5.rrn ansa iagsn", aHtportet
2ucilId. r@us e,e5t's?"
! Sd fiirhtt. man if uns nahsesan
gen. JrGulein!"
/ (5ortistuns folst.)
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0rauo.iseHtbuns : ll,bertrasHnstH

Ginttnnuti, 10. Sunt.
q. g. QierTon an minnie QmbrpT.,
80 BEL 140 5uB an Der Siibftite Der
mopIs Qpsuus, SO 5uB tpeitIit Der
Ddbep aDsnue in College 5ia. ST..
Gbtpnro 8. qnhsrfon an Weinnis
Retpsa Ii. gnt., Got 104 in WcRGs
mara e GpnnOr's liuterabtbeilung IN
arlington Seigtbs. 81.
2ouis qfsiffsr an Diliam R. goot,
Cots 106 unb 107 in Der gebar Grpps
g. u. 9. giT'n llnterabtbeiluna. 81.
maibiIbs =. Oupis an Waris so.
bapp, 5kil BON Cots 12s, 127 uno
126 in Craig &c Griffitbs llntsrnbs
thsiluns in gbepiot. 81.
6rant G. gorter an 5annah q.
gprter, S5siI pon Cots 203, 2O2 unb
209 in 8. 6. !0optin's llnterabtbeiIung
In Glmnoob. 81.
George 80. 6nrris an go. 8.
gIoube, flint Sabre poht bes aabens,
betannt ols 90. 3523 RsaDins Ronh.
Wonoflihe Wtistbee $50.
2edb G. GdlbiDeiI unb 4nbere an
Cora u. gsnn, Got 50 In gdIbpel's ;
1lni.rabtbeiIuns in sSnirmouni. $3.50.
Motilba Debnieier an bic Sung
8retping Co., flint Sabre pnht bes
Gigsntbums, betannt ala 2749 unb
2751 Wsft 8. Strnbe; Inonatli1e Mis,
ibc $50.
Daniel ss.p on Qi53ie glari, Got q
In Der Belmont 2anb 4f'n lInterub'
tbeilins. 81.
aissie Glart an aouiin qnnbtpebr,
buHelbe Gig.ntbuiu. 81.
atIsranber Ds. 5orDuot an grnf
Gemm. Got GA In 5enrp anprr's nn'
terobtbeiluns in Welt Jairmount. 81
| Catherine !. Hattermann an annc
M. pape, 2ots 80 unb 40 In g. D
Ruttermann's lInterobtbilung. 81.
| Miniam o. gieuter an Oeorge Z
GbriitifiIb, 3 sabre Dnhi bes aobsns
befannt nls go. 25 on 6. Strabe
Monatlihs Miethe 800.
/ Mrn g. qsrrinf an WlnrgGret :
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gftats in MabiionDilIe. $3.50.
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bei Meitfeite Der Galfe Gtrcbe Il
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Isuret 5enSerling, 30 BEL 100 CUB o.
Der Weit 6. Strnbs. $379.50.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-12

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