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POPE MEDICINE CO.,, INC.
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THE eeNeALoeY OF sINes

They we studied up the family tree of
 Ebenczer Biugs. And proved that his descent is
 straight from dukes and carif
 and kings. He has brand new coat of arms so
 handsome and so gay, A mixture of menagerie and patterns Ot crochet They only mention relatives who
 fought with courage fine Or rose 10 great distinction in the intellectual line. But if they'd searched enough I'll bes
 the fact they'd ruu across. That somewhere in that family tree somebody stole hoss. Them family trees don't allus tell as
 much as they keep hid. It wouidn': be thing 'gainst Eben-
 ezer 1T they did. Hes generous and he's kind and allus
 pays his honest debts. He doesn't drink, nor chew, nor
 smoke, not even cigarettes. But then if takes all kinds of folks to make d world you see, There's migdy wide assortment iu
 most every family tree Let's just admire the gliding an the trimmings an the floss An be content to overlook the chap
 that stole line hoss.
 Washington Star.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-26

hundsr

Professor of EngIish-Now Mr. Twilight. can you tell me vhst the poet means when he speaks of the artillery of the skles?r
 Mr Twilight 1With happy assur- ancel-Why. the shooting of stars, of course Judge
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-26

i am pleased to recommend Cham bsriailrs Cough Remed5 az the best thing ! knov q aud safest remedy lor coughs, colds and bronchial troubles, writes Mrs. L. B Arnold Ct Denver Colo. We have used it repeatedly and it has never tailed to give relief ? Fer sale by a.. dealers
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pmsrenl prgsss.

Conductor Did yCu gel out snd strotc1 your legs heu sge got ii0. the iunctiob,
 Passenger We'll. not exactly p went into the dining car and' had them pulled Brooklyn Life
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-26

anlls are full of peace. When we as- similste the pies aud other thing peu. say ven bless ihc rhymiHg shogghts that rise aboul Thanksgiving 6ayT
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-26

h. D. snow For sil about and all around the poets seize the pen. Like wise the rhymes they last year found, and write them once again.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-26

BILLION poems, more or Iess, iH cadence sad or gay,
 Have added t0 The world s distress since first Re had thc ds5 The joyous day of giving thanks, and vpn
 deriug for why. Except to thin the turkey $ ranks and goTmaudize on pie Tn every town from Higgins
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-26

IERELL be a lot Of juggling verse concerning mothCE g pies, And then some rhyme
 a little worse about the "sombre skies: Wen get the signing Of the breeze" the dying leaves, and. oh, For fear that these should
 fail 10 plea SC. we'll get the
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-26

TT. what's the odds7
 They've got 10 be, along with all the rest We have to ks9s ahe poetry, to sppv hos mfueh were biesf The poems may not be so
 grand but an o5r woes wul ceHss, N hep we're hlled Hith turkey and our
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-26
Washington Stlr.

There is little danger from q cold or from sn attack ef the grip except when followed by pneumonia, and this never happens when Chamberlain 's Cough Remedy is used. This remedy has won It's great reputation and eN- tensive sale by its remarkable cures of colds and grip and can be relied upon with implicit confidence. For sale by all dealers.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-26

vile to Boston ou-the.B Bay, old Pegasus they nearly kill about Thanksgiving day
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-13
esiu - c.

J.~es p. n.r-hail. Co,or~sss asrisss'ss~ ooi
lsse. tcrf Collins.
The winter erains win sooe have
10 t,e seeded Before sAss ssse ar
r.ves the farmer shosld hsst his
seed thososehlv faassd go ess
This should he done dssiaG she dall
season, bat If it hes tsses sa0escted,
there ,s no time like The pssssu, tor
doing 1T.
Nearly eli seed 10 lss,kiAG " ani-
formity Of size and cosssiRs . large
amount Of small kernels which may
OF NAV not he shr,vesleA. A. . rule
these kernels viii Rot pseduse nearly
~ vigorous plaats - The iasesr aad
plsmper grains and vill "a ~ able
10 withstand the FsssGss a . cold
winter hke the plssas esO~s from
the plsmper grains. 10 osAss words
. better stand is ob&sissA vksn she
seed grain hes t,sea fsssSl.
In addition 10 removing W. email
kernels, flaming also ssoOses the
weed seeds. There 10 kasAlv any
grain, as it comes frosa tks sAresh.
ing machine, that 10 sbsuasssly clean
but by running it thFo~Gh tAe ian
ming mill both the s@sll sssiss and
the weed seeds are removed. Weeds
disseminate rapidly enough without
sowing their seeds in ssed grains
The eliminat,on of weed seed vii
save the farmer endless trouble ant
work in the fstare.
The farmer who hss cone IS tentl,
famed his seed knows that it pays
His land 10 kept cleaner, bes,er vislel'
are obtained, and this is directly d.
TO the tanning mill, which every
farmer can and sho1ld own, - j
will soon pay for itself.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-13
Se:As - 49,
49, q ~ nulhs

q. l.. Fitch, Coi.rasso Agricultural Experiment
Station, tort Collins. Coio.
The August Government estimates
lsd,cste . crop Of 240.okn.,np bush
els Of potatoes for the nlted States,
or shortage Of over one fourth in
the potato crop for l9l 1, under aver
age needs for food and seed On
September 9th, the Government will
announce the estimates made ON
September LIST, and those interested
in potatoes will do we'll 10 base action
upon this veport, revised by that II
October 9th, remembering that the
Colorado crop makes very little diff
erenee in the markets Of the country
II prices 60 above = IN per ewt
10 growers daring October, conssmp-
tioa 10 ssve 10 lie cartarled. In Jolly
| said 10 en- inflaestial domestic
scieRce tescber. "loa Iolks will he
saying, potstoes are too high eat
rice and dumplines. "Ohl ssid
she, Il have said that already in my
lectures over Iowa There is good
rice crop, and flour 10 cheap. Peo-
pie can afford to eat many potatoes T"
THE sort of thing is bound TO
count il potatoes 60 extremely high
The experience of years is, that it is
wise to sell anything out Of the field
at 15c or above, in the year Of aver
age crop, and in the year Of shortage,
10 sell IT $l00 or above. Conver-
sely, in the year Of shortage, the con-
same-, if he has good storage under
40 degrees \. should buy in the fall,
If he can buy on 4 basis Of under
{ ! 20 10 the grower If he cannot
buy on this basis, he NAV as well
boy as he needs.
We have made arrangements for
letters from our correspondents from
all parts of the country TO reach us
about September Goth. and for a
letter in regard TO foreign potato
crops, which may be available for
import in spite Of the duty Of 25c a
bushel.
We shall be glad to answer any
inquiries ss to the potato market
and the crop conditions during Sep
tember aud October
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-13

Fosr,senth laws giving sesson-
able access 10 the coarts 70 sessLess
aad clssmants
Fifteenth. Investigation By Joint
committee from senate and house of
pabl,e land question.
SIxteepth Promise seaport 10
Panama Pacs6e eaposIt,oa IN San
Francisco IN 1915
seventeee1th. Declare for Jerma-
nent organization of paplic lands
congress
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-13

Field and Farm.-The sense of
hearing in horse is quite wonder
ful. Each ear can he turned exactly
half way round The right or off
ear turns 10 the right, the left ear to
the left The retrehens muscle turns
the ear back ward, the atrehens mus
Gle forward; the attolens muscle lifts
the ear up. THUS it is known that
the horse can hear in a circle when
the head is in stationary position.
We have known drivers to yell as if
the horse in front Of them with the
delicate and sensitive ear were six
teen blocks away We have some
times been able to convey sound to
horse we we're driving which the
person sitting beside us could not
hear.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-13
kpv 0sv I, c. h

will yos allow me to ASK yos
question:? interrupted man ia the
audience. Certainly sar, said the
lecturer "ioa have gwen us a lot
of hesres about immigration. IN
crease Of wealth, the growth Of trusts
aud all that, said the man. Lets
see What yss know about fsures
Yourself How do yos find the
greatest common divlsor2' Slowly
and deliberately the orator took a
glass OF water Then he pointed
his finger straight at the ques,ioner.
The tightening flashed from his ewes,
and he replied. in a voice that made
the gas Jets qsiver Advertise for
1t, yoa ignorsmus" The audience
eheered and yelled and stamped,
and the wretched man who had ash
ed the question crawled out Of the
hall total wreck.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-13
uAlg'S o1cUgy N
es..ssD - 0,se1 y - -
y ~ - - sunusunx
- . -

II the folls~ers of Pinchot,sa
Thought that by having Presissen,
Taft at the public lands conventioa
in Denver the other day they would
whip the people Of the western states
into hne, they were mistaken. Ia
fact, the peeple Of the West have
been venting 10 have q httle che,
with tie pssssdeat along these lsaes
and weleoaed the opportsnity. Ia
fact, they even vent 10 . e point e
making known their wishes de,
before he arrived that he Nigh hav,
ample time 10 consider and answer
them.
He snswered oil right, but he Of
Tered nothins spon which an esssers
man could p'ck up his family sae
come to Colorado for . home. Il
fact, the president said if we did MOI
be good ost here, he woSld TAX,
everything away from Ne.
The lsnds convention was one O
the greatest gatherings the state hs,
ever witnessed and the East vii
hesr move Of that meeting whes tb'
neKt slecsiGa role sro~nd.
The convention sdopssd vssols
tions, which made the following
declarations:
First. A belief in conservation
when it means the economic utilizs
ton.
Second. Ownership of natural re
sources and home building
Third. The western states hsv,
not failed in their duty.
Fosrth. Leasing by the fedora
government 10 wrong and will be ,
failure.
Fifth. Thst the increase BY gov
eminent officers of the price Of Ger
tain coal lands and the withdrawa
Of other lands WAS done to create /,
monopoly for those companies al
ready in operation.
Sixth. The leasing Of forest. coal
oil. phosphate and power sise land
is Snjsst 10 the states and q depart
ure from the policy of 80 years.
Seventh. That the states are vest
I'd with the right to control waters
subject TO the right of the fedora
government to protect navigation on
navieabie streams
Eighth. No new reclamation pro
jects should be started and thos,
nov under construction should b.
turned over TO users.
Ninth. Homestead acquisition,
on grazing lands in national forests
the application Of the homestead
principle TO grazers in forests; de
nsncixtion of forest service admins
tration.
Tenth. The disposition of miner
ais ON public lands within a STATE
should be left TO the state.
Eleventh. The federal govern
ment cannot rightly tax other pubht
lands by leasing or otherwise.
Twelfth II right to tax public
lands, il is also right for the govern.
ment to derive royalty from rivel
and harbor improvements.
Thirteenth. Protest against per
manent retention by government Of
title to public lands.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-13
Ialssesling

Farm Magazine.
A blackmailer wrote the following
to wealthy business man: "Send
me $1,000 or | will abduct your
wife"
To which the business man re-
piled: Sorry am short Of funds,
but your proposition interests me. I"
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-13

Salida Record:-Some sneak thief
visited the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Nestaval at 5ll | street last
Tuesday evening between Z and 9
O'Clock and stole the family washing
from the clothes line. Every article
of wearing apparel, including the
babys clothes, was appropriated.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-13

&. l.. Fitch, ooi.raao Agricultural Exper,meu
station. Fort Collins. Colo.
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gauges Mabdben
Seranlahi bic gcrbaitang ibrrs Hr.
beitgtbers.

S6tpere acknowledgements srbebt Si,
II Sabre aIte Roiis 5artmann por
yto. 706 Center Strabe, 8eIspus
3p., eegsn ibrsn arbsitaeb<r, ben
Sbneiosrmsiitsr Better S.effen, beiIeu
NertitGtte fi6 i'm Temple Bar De-
bdabe befinbet. Das iunee WGbhtn
tflltt iit seitern in 8tsIsituns bss
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5rani Rusn
TN pcIiSeibauptquartisr Elm nab .rs
ipir,te etnen SoFtbsfebl segsn G.effen.
sic bebauptet, pon 9sbisrsm trimins[I
ar'aeerifftn unb fpGtsr bserobt porbsn
gu iein. falls iie iib<r ben 8orfalI ets
nos cerlautsa Iaiis. StsfFen, iptldsr
IN 1eleuue, Rb.. rpobut, bsfin6tt IiG
IN aenonnttr Staot in 6oft unb pirb
nab Cincinnati suriidgebraht lperben.
Gr beitreitet nit srob.r GntrHftuua
bic ssstR iba erbobsntn 9efdaIeisunv
gen.
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aaffrstrGnsdlen.

- gm Soun,rfas, ben d. mai, fin
bet oos monatlits aaffestrdnsten bel
Jrauenz unb Sungftaasnrsr,ins BE-,
epang. pret. St. Wnrfas gemeinbs
(pfr. Carl 3. 3. Shmibt) itott
Dir Gaftesberinrsu iinb bic sJrcurn
anna 5OlpeosI, QOuiie 9itlsbranb.,
aDuifs 9sttmun, emma GIG. 5lora
airbert, Rotbdrirt areimtr, 2ouiis
Sprtna aatborina 9uii,r. Tluyia
SabIe uno Gina a,blsr.
Der Ddm.np.reiu Der Deutfhen
Ct. Jobannes 6.m.iHbe CgFr. o. g.
Fii.nlpbr) hdIt Wittpof, 3. mai,
Rd6mittues q llbr, BerIammluna
I'M S1uIiotdIe cb. 9on 3 libr Rndbs
nittoes an pirb oos rnonutIife Qaf.
ieetrdnstsn a6esbaIten nno in Ger.
tinbuns hamit Gin @ertauf bon 56iir.
SsE ieotr art. 9as eanat @eI6dftss
Gommittss 6es Dumtnpereins spirb
hi biefsr 9eIssenbsit tbGtia Tsin uno
riro bafur Gorge iraesn, odB dlIe
Gdfs aufs Bette btoient ip.rben.
- Ter Grauen- unb Sungfrau.n.
Depeiu Der RsFOrmtrtfn SaIemg Ge.
meinbs (GorI 5epi, gfr.) DeriammeIt
ii6 Donusrftos. A. glai, 2 uhr Rohs
mittass. Gus aommitts. fir Grfrts
IduEgsH bsftsbt aus ben Ddmsu: Be
ronita Stisrirsef. gI.onon Glide,
Souiis grormaan, pouline Qarher.--
am Srettos. 8. Mai, 7.45 abenos,
ftnoet untsr Der 9titune ots Waduuers
9treius Der SsHeinbe Gin mit 2ihfhil.
bern iiufrirtsr Dortroo iiber .Das
fonnis. Stalisn1 itdtt. Der @ortro.
senoe III Serr g,rofefor Or. gb. Bod
msr bon Gapton, 8. Die Gleber
nHb 5reuno, Der Osmeinoe iinb bosu
hsrsIth sins.Iuosn. gintritt frei. gtne
Ronstt. gum 8siten Der sIsstrtfden
ei6tanlaes tpirb srboben.
Die moratlihe Deridmmluna bes
Jrausns unb SungfrduenDereins Der
Dritten 9.utfdsn Prot. gemeinbt
Igaftor 8. 5aeFntr) finbet moraet,
Donn.rftns, 4. Hoi Ra6miitoas q
lbr. itott. 0ds an bisieibe fih an
'6liebsno. Waisa6ffntrdnsten ipirb
BON fclssnbeH Dnmen, iptId,e freunps
!iHit oaSu siuIoben, peranftalset: Wtns
10 Wrobmunn. gIifo WurHer, anna
3neiiHser, Qouifn AbIbrdnbt. Doros
bea aifing. aHnn 9edmann, Dora |
Srotmaun, Settle 9rpdnann, Waors |
Jnrstbe grotmanH unb Gmilie 9edrr. |
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III. I. q. GnIfisss
Sam SmptriaifsstMien Der faabeis.
TANNER srpdbIt.

Ssrr 90 g. CaIsins, sbmalia:,
Bsri6ttrftntter an perftiebenen bisfi.
gen .3eitungtn, fp1ter auoitor ntl
Staot Ginrinndti. gi5sprdfibent ber
Columbia 2ifs Jninrunce 60. unn
isst SpssioI @sih6ftsfiibrtr hes
iUsfliben Departments Der equitable
wife anurarce 60. bon Rem g)pgi,
ipurne geitern Ra6mittaa In elmer
Sienns oss Dirsttoriums Der 6ans
oelsfommer tinitinmig gum Guperins
tsnoenttn Der A0rperfnaft erpdblt.
Gr iptrb am Is. b. Wts., lptnn Der
bisberies SnRrinttnbent, Serr Ghas.
Y. Ularrop. Der bas amt felt 20 Sabr
ren btfIetbet bat. snriidtritt, um pprs
ldnFtg Horb ais Gtntiftiter tb1tig su
letn, feins pfIihtgn iiberns6men.
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Sofal Seridt.


Das 8trbor i'm .3uIammenhana nit
Der anseblihen Beraubuna bes 5iirs
ten Sabib Ooumit in Der 8incent'fhen
Wtrtbf6dft an Central unb Carlisle
anenne Durbe sefiern pom Sitxrbeiiss
birettor Small auf beute pertoat.
Dcumit bate am Maontaa auf benz
3eusenitanbe ansssfast. bdb iit eine
gentle Jrau in feinem aaben befuns
ben babe uno 3usesen getpefeu lei,
als Bob Bonner iAn benrpbt babe. fols
q bic 4ntlage ntdt sliriidsiebeu tpsrbe
Siherbeitsoireftor Smaa beobfi6tiots
seitern, Diefe Jrou ais 3ensin su per-
nehmsn, erfubr jebeh. bob biefelbs bic
Stdot perlaffen babe unb erft am
Ufittpot gormittog suriidtsbr.n tpers
be. Aus biefem Grunbe murbs bas
gerhor, tpie gsfust. DerfdotsH.
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tiittttn, bie s}Idns nnb Spssifttotio.
i,en eineeIanet botttn, tparen tsnipefsnt
uHb erflGrten Die @oaplGnt. Tie gnot.
legenbeit tpnrbe ouf beuts aur GrIebi.
yune perihcber.
DIE anpdIts q. G.. 5fridIstt uns
9. y. Rentfee reidten s.itern i'm
&retsseribte eine 8ldgs fiir Wsurtba
8. grtffitb gegen Charles U. grtf=
fttb duf Sheibuns ein. Dos pdar pers
bttratbsts iih am II. 3esember 1882
unb bat 3tpst ertpohIsne ainoer. sic
perIangt cine Sdeipuna duf Gruno
ldIehter SsbanoIune une gernahIdIs
lisung. 6err Griffith madte ben Der.
iud, isiHe Jrau oils irriinnia ertldren
gu lafer, ieoo6 i'm Rrsisssrit,te purbe
iie fir ssiftie normal ertIdrt.
- 9eiratbsI6etne: Sriebrtb Gil
bert 6ils. %, unb alpind 8eiIsr, 81,
beios BON @opinston; Charles W.
Garter, 25. unb 8eifie See Duooscn,
l9, betee bon Gooinston.
- @borIes Gtta Rpntaomerp TtelIs
te I'M areisaerihte bas @sfud. um
RdIpb, Robert uno oelsn 5Iorente
Death an ainbesftutt anSunebneu.
- Settle GTbrsb psrtlaste bic De.
Itsrn.S Soutbstn 2if. SnIurance Gomp.
anf 3abIung BON $123 nebft 3inI,n
bonn II. apriI 1911 fiir cine Qebens.
oerftterunesspoItes BON gpiuorb
SIereo.
- gilbert 9biIInper erIanot, .iner
Observation-Disclosures fir Elm Ssrameo.s
'duoe an Der BdIbtnston Strabe,
Intiten Der 6rantlin Ctr. unb Der
in SIbsgopingtou, $1,000.
-- Sobn 3tptd, bon go. 1912 9ors
arb aeeuue. beratribtiats oi, gpIis
si, bab elmer anaabI Steinm.sen
aus einsm Suufe in Fort
gttt9eu eeftobIen puroen. Die Sanos
osrts3euse tparsn Gtsentbum pcne esobn
3tptt, SobR WoItpin uub Sobn
orsriQ.
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RieiRe goliSeimadj jridbtea.

DEF Reesr Geors Coffee, bon
Ro. 837 SItDsr Strobs, ipurbe seitrru
gu friiber WDrssnisuHbe an Der 8. NJ.
uHe 5Dbn S.rabe pofl einem nubes
taHnten RofTsseHofsH In ben Gals oss
ltoHeH. Gr DurDt na6 BEN it6btifhsn
9oipital ssbraht, ipGbrenb es benz
waeHsrbsIo s.Iang, feline GIudt su be.
ipertitellieen.
Jof. u. galIen. bon "a. aouis.
meieeie Der poiiSei. bnB er In eintm
6otel on Der H<ff 8. Mpenut bon eis
mem Wanns, bsHtn BetanntTdafi CT
erit tur5 porbsr gemant bate, mn
ieins eolbene llbr fOiDis $40 In Barr
bsitoblen tporben fsi.
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" y fatIs.

- Die 50 Sobre aIts @ardb Wcs
pbsrfon, cine 5nfofin bss it6btifHen
urmenbanfts. ipurbe ssitern Roretn
an Der 8. uab plum Gtrabt BON BEN
SBoesn oes 0auftrers soorrp Wsftrih,
BON no. 927 8onf Gtrnbs, iiberfabs
ren. DIE 0erungiiidtt entfernte iid
Dor Mntunft bes bon Husenssuser
pss unfoIlss reqnirirttn potroIs
ipogeHs nnb btpab iict nod bsm Belts
Str. 6ofpituI, ipo Is iib b<rauss
ftetlte, oob iis init uubebeutenbsn
gerIesunsen odpons,tommen fpar.
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D. u. Is. u.

DIE idtrIit, aushtluna Der Ghii.
Ierarbsiten finh,t am Riitpod1, BEN
3. Usai, sUii6en 8 lihr Rahmittacs
unb sshn ubr absnbs. In benz Sefm
Der Dcuns momsns Gbriftian glHoeicr
tson, Qo. % Cit ante gtrab., isati.
Sm aueitorinm ipirb am abtns uta
gtsr'sl Dor uht llbr cine sssisr ito.ss
itnoen, gsIssentlit) ipeIfer Srau sseiTi.
Y. Baldwin. Srl. Rorp g. Gallagher
nne Fri. Wl. 6. 9baEhsimtr turSs ans
fprahsn bo!tsn tuetben. fp6brerb aucb
s'n hibihes muiiioIifbes grperomm
sur Sur6fiibrHna asLanat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-03

Die it.rbIite Din. bss Serrn Z.
gonrdb MusEItr, Der am
Sonntae pom 9ob. abberufen ipurbe.
ipiro am Tonntrftds Rdnmittts BON
Srouerbauis an Diuidms apsnus,
5arttpeii. aus nuf BEN Sprtns gr1os
dritobof. sut l.st.H Ruhe btigsistt
tperotn Der it.fssbsusten Gamilit bee
onsefsbenen nnb aIesmsin s,nGtttsu
Wannes, perbtn pom nlIen Geifsn
Spmpdtbiss s9spsIis 3utbeiI.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-03

Strdbs ssifiirst unb bsfmiperis Iieb be)
ben pnIisiIfen Robins nnb WcIbnil,
onriibts. bdB er bon BEN 6uusfnsd,i
Yondum Berrp NIT eeIdbsnen mir.
felH um eine sroBtrs Summs befhmins
belt 'porbsn lei. Ct iopis Der Sduss
ttitht spurben osrbafttt uHb ilntsr Der
4ntloge Der 2beiIuabms an etueH
Gliidsfpitl einoefperrt.