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The Mena weekly star., 1911-08-10

Do not allow your kidneys and biadder trouble to develop beyond the reach of medicine. Take f'o'ey Kidney Pills. They give qulck re- sults and stop irregularities with surprising pr0mptness. For sale by all druggists.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-08-10
SFNATEFORNORE
 CONCRESSNEN
Upper House Passes Re-Apportion- ment Bill, Winch Will Place l33 Representative in Congress-
 Now Has 391.

Washington Aug. 3.-The amend cd house congressional re-appor- .ionment bill. providing that after sIarch 3, 1913 the house shall con slst of 433 mernbers, exclusive of Arizona and New Mexico, an in- crease of 42 oear the present mem- i,ership, was passed by the senate today without roll call The bill now goes to | conference between ilre two houses before going to the president. It will give Oklahoma three more mcl1bers.
 The amendment to the re-appor- iionment bill by Reed of Missouri, providing ill case of an incerase of membership from any state, sub representatives shall be elected by the state at large until re-district- ing of the state by the legislature or people of ;hc state, was lost by a vote of 38 to 2.'. An amendment by Burton, of Ono, providing that rep rcsentatiyes al large shall be nomi- rtIed in same manner as governor, was adopted without roll call.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-08-10
IN ANOTHER TAXICAB
seif Davis Again Caught Puttinq on Style and Explains That Street
 Car Rides Hurt His Feel

Washington, Aug. 2 Senator Jefl paws of Arkansas, who is said to nave had some explaining to do to hls constituents following a ride to the White House in taxicab one cold morning last winter. turn ca up at the executive offices today Tn the rear seat of another one of the vehicles. Senator Bradley of Kentucky was with him. Senator Davis didn't seem to be afraid any more about the way Arkansas will regard his riding in automobiles when on business.
 You can say that I rode to the White House n a taxicab that costs 2o cents said Senator Davis.
 T found the senator down the street walking" said Senator Brad Icy. T had the taxicab under char ter and took him in. He said he was walking because it hurt his feet to ride in a street car.''
 Go on, go on" said Senator Davis to the chauffeur.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-08-10
TAKING WATER A CRIME
Man Fined $fO.6O for Getting Drink ing Water For Dying Man at
 Missouri School House.

Montgomery City, Mo, Aug. 2.-- Because he helped himself to water at the Sunbeam schoolhousc, near New Florence, to quench the thirst of an aged man, who was dying, Warren Zumalt. a farmer, was fined si0.60 by a justice of the peace.
 Zumalt pleaced guilty and paid the fine. He said Uncle" Johnnie Green, 70 years old, who lived with him, wanted cool water to drink, so he went to the schoolhouse and, regardless of the law, drew a num- ..;es nf nails of water and carried them home. Some or the directors of the school complained and Zu- malt was arretsed. Mir. Green died.
 Zumalt says he does not regret stealing the water, because Uncle Johnnie" had cool and refreshing drink during bis last illness. Local showers have been falling in this part of the state for the last few days, and it is not likely that any more arrests will follow for steal ing water.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-08-10
Hay Fever, Asthma and Summer
 colds.

Must be relieved quickly and To Ileys Honey and Tar Compound will do it. E. Nj. Stewart, f034 Wolfram street, Chicago, writes: II have been greatly troubled during the hot sumit,er months with Hay Fever. and lind that by using Foley's Honey and Tar Compound get great relief" Many others who suf- fer similarly will be gaId 10 benefit ky Mir. Stewards experience. For sale by all druggists.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-08-10
THREE COUNTRIES JO|NFOR PEACE
United States. Great Britain and France in Alliance to Arbitrate All Differenccs-0ther Nations
 Are Expected t0 Come In.

Paris, Aug. 3.--A memorable event i'll the history of French and Amer lean diplomacy took place here to- day when NJ. Jena J. Jusserand French ambassador to the United states, signed the Franco-American arbitration treaty in behalf of France.
 Today was the date set for the signing of both the Anglo-American and the Franco-American arbitra- ton treaties, but the honor of being the first to sigu fell to France. M. Jusserand went to the foreign office early in the afternoon, o'clock being the hour set for him to place his signature upon the treaty There were two drafts of the his- toric document, both of which were signed. One was in French text, the other in English. One draft will be retained by France and the other will be forwarded to Washington to receive the signature of Secretary of State Knox.
 It has been left to the cabinet to decide whether or not the present treaty shall be submitted to parlia- ment for ratification. Owing to the ambiguity in French treaty laws, this question was put up to the min- istry to decide.
 Ambassador Bacon was present, representing the United States, when the treaty was signed.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-08-10
Other Treaties pendina.

Washington, Aug. 3.--Arbitration of official signatures to general ar bitration treaties between the Unit ed States and the British govern ment and the United States and France, marked the great step for ward in international relations as a personal triumph for President Taft. who, for many months, has advocated this step to bring about more peaceful relations between the worlds powers. Paris and Washington were the places where this advanced step for the peace of nations were taken.
 Germany and Japan have also been approached Automatically and if is probable that, within a few months, those governments will take favorable action on the same subject.
 It is President Taft's intention to send the treaties to the Senate for ratification at this session. It IS not improbable that they will be sub- |mitted to the Senate tomorrow. The arbitration treaties had their inception i'll | casual niterance ol President Taft at a dinner of the American Society for Judicial Sets tlement of International Disputes lin this city, last December. The president declared that he saw nc reason why the tradition should Dc preserved that questions affecting 1.-The vital interest and honor of Iia- l lions could not be arbitrated and, 1T This opinion, the questions were a' susceptible of arbitration as any ln- lternational issues. The French ann bassador. M. Jusserand, at once of- fered. on behalf of his government 1 fo enter into such treaty relations. The suggestion was followed D, eight months of negotiations. Th' i i i; f,fiiss;; fTiis;sh government was also quicl to realize the advantage 10 bc ssiiiissse;s' e' lby an international agreement (which. if extended to nations othel lthan the United States, would tens toward elimination of armament ans worldwide peace.
 The general terms of the treatIe are known but they will not b made public until the Senate ha
 ratified them.
 i Both Signed at Washington. l Washington, Aug. 3.The afllxInI treaties between United States am l Great Britain and the United State | and France were signed shortly aft
 CT 3 o'clock by Secretary Knox, ! 1 the presence of President Tai
 and the assembled cabinet. Tn
 British treaty was signed at 3:f !! and that with France at SIP.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-08-10
Helps Women Folks

Thelittle engine helps the women do thewashing inless <z<z than one-fourth the usual time. Hooked up with the wood saw lt will cutup the winters fuel supply
The Mena weekly star., 1911-08-10
Wii. Ge Back Again.

Mining has no terrors for Clary, despite his narrowing experience in q living tomb.
 "Will gc, back to mining again2 Why of coulssc. Why shouldn't I7 It doesn't stand to reason, does it,
The Mena weekly star., 1911-08-10
Not Anxious for Jobs.

Washington Aug. 3.-The Remsen pure food referee board would well
 come a findin,, that it is illegal, de- ciared Dr. Ira W. Remsen, chairman of the board, before the house com |rittee on agricultural department expenditures early today. This is the tribunal to which Dr. Wiley's
 pure food decision was referred and
 which reversed Wiley's findings
 that benzoate of soda was dele- terious to health.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-08-10
In Case of Veto.

Washington, Aug. 3.-Alarmed over the possibility of an attempt to pass wool tariff revision over the
 Anticipated veto of Taft, the reg
 plar Republican leaders of the sen-
 ate today set about to bring all the absent Republiean senators to the lefty before next week.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-08-10
Loss of Time Means Loss of Pay.

Kidney trouble and the ills II breeds means lost time and lost pay to many a working man. Nj: Balsnt f2i4 Little penna street, StreatoF H., was so bad from kidney aha bladder trouble that he could not work, but he says: T took Foley Kidney Pills for only a short tune and got entirely we'll and was soo1 able to go back to work, and aH feeling we'll and healthier than be- fore" Foley Kidney Pills arc tJnlt in action, quick in resuits-a gooe friend to the working man or WS- man who suffers from kidney Ills For sale by all drIggists.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-08-10
Conference on Free List.

Washington, Aug. 3.-The house ways and means committee today
 refused to accept the farmers free list tariff bill as amended by the
 senate and instructed Chairman Un-
 derwood to move that the house
 ncn-cur and ask a conference with the senate. q have not the slightset doubt we
 can come to an agreement on the |bilI in conference" said Underwood.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-08-10
NEW STATE CAPITAL
Missouri Votes for a $3,5O0,00O Bond Issue to Rebuild Its Burned
 Statc House.

Jefferson City, Aug. 2.--Returns from majority of the rountles of the state show that the proposition to issue S3,50u,000 in bonds for a new capitol has been adopted by a vote of over 4 to f. Incomplete figures show f86,0O0 for the bond issue and 38,O0o against it.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-08-10
A $12.OO IRON BED FOR $500

that the same fellow will be caught twice in the same trap? I've had ny turn. I can mine the rest of
 ny days in safety"
The Mena weekly star., 1911-08-10

o hhyno but something substantial useful eautfui
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-05

70 reht germ in einem 3immer $40. 13
uobnen, unD manhe begeben iih lie
Der auf eine umitdnnlids Wobnungss
il6e, ats baB fie iih in go. 13 untsr
bringen laFeh.
I'm nun bic 13 i'm SOtel gu Ter
neiben, beoienen iih Die Gtgsntbiimer
Der Derihiepenortieiten Utittel. Sn
mcnhen 6otels fpirp oieIe 3dbl elmer
aumpelfommer sueetbeilt, in anberen
irieoer folat auf Die II qIeih bic IA
unb Der Snbabsr oes 10 6e5eihneten
5,immers ma6t Iid bonn taum flar,
oaB sr bod eigentlid go. 13 logirt.
etr aroBsn 5otels beginnt man gleih
mil go. so 3n sGblen, ooer iebt Der
3immernummer bic 3abl Der @tage
Dor. Bofy in 8esug ouf bic 13 Be-
fpGbrt iid oud bieie Uletbooe fdleht.
oenn 113 uno 213 iinb esnau 70 unz
lsliebt. tpie bic 13 ielbit. Sn sinem
ocnooner Sotel finbet man, pie cine
enoliihe 3sitIhrift au beribten fpetb,
iiberbaupt nur geruoe ,3tmm.rnums
mern.
9lb.r Die 13 i'll feinespe9s ole Elm.
7iae 3immernummer, bic BON 6otel-
gaften aemiepen rpirb. Gs gibt 2ente,
81. aud, nod ibre ipe5ieQe unsliits=
sabl su baben alauben. 90 itieg einss
Cages Elm 5err in einem 6otel ab, in
Sem sr fton als l1neia6riger 9ait
ipoblbetannt mar. Wion fiibrte ibn ouf
go. a, bas ein3ig. nod frsie 3iwmer.
Gp6alb sr jsboh bic 3dbl an Der
gbiire su 8siiht betam, MD er 5uriit
unb ertfGrte, bic A unb Die 3ablen, in
benen iie entbalten lei. brdhten ibm
lInuliid. gr mubte iih in Elm anoeres
5otel bsgebsn, lieb uber einsn aoffsr
i'm 8etpabrIam Ns Nirt6es 3urut.
2tls er ii6 bieIen am dnosren Worgsn
fpieoer abholte, erfuhr er, bab go. 4
in Der Haht in Jolee bon aur3idrub
cusoe6ronnt mar. Tisie5 sioentbiime
lihe Recommendation beitdrtte i'm
natiirlid nod mebr in isiner ue6er@
3euguna, Sdb CT bic a untsr alien
llmitdnoen Al meioen babe.
Wan6e 8aItbduier habeH, audi un'
ubhGngig BON Der Nnmmsr. ibre I'm
oiiidssimmer". so tamen in etnsm
| iotfxn tur3 nahsinanoer 3rusi Sslblt7
;uoroe Dor, oenen bdlo nah elm unsrs
lpcrteter 5obesTdn - DIesmal aus
nctiirlifen Gjriinbeu - iolgte. Der
gterqlaube psrbinbet ii5erbdupt cine
aeibe bon llnslidsfdlen gerne nit
anem beitimmten Srt, audi penH Der
3uIammsnbong benz unbefangensn
2tuqt nur ais Elm rein 3ufdlligsr er'
| Ifysint.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-05
llnbefalipier Soeier.

SIN ftdbtifhen 5oipitaf itarb tur3
Dor Ulitttrnatt Elm ettpa 45 SABRE
after, drmlih gstlsioetsr Mann. Der
einiae Stunpen porbtr BON Der polis
5st singsliefsrt iporosn mar. Gin pos
light fano ben Wtann gssen dht uhr
absnbs on Der Gde Der ssobn Strabe
uHb Irmorp apenue auf Der StraBe
Iisaeno unb lisB ibn, in Der 4nndbme.
baB er ss nit einem 9etruntenen 3l
tbun babe. nat Der GENERALIZATION
bringsn. Der Sdlisber jab ioiort,
odB er IS nit .insm S6pertranten
al tbuu bate uno oaraufhin eriolgte
bic usberfiihrung bes aranten nafl
bem itdbtiiten 5pipital, no bi. 4er8te
ieltiteltsn, oaB es lid um eiHsn dbs
iolut boiinunsslof.n Jaa BON Darn
o.rgiftuus haHbslts. Die Diagnols
sripiss iih als rihiig. osnn Der
Wann, an benz abiolut nihts gefunoen
nurbs, mas gu isinsr Soentifisiruns
bate fiibren touneu. itarb tur5 Dor
Wlittsrnaht obne ous gspubtisin
trieoererIandt All hQben.
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0im Airp 0ome shooI.

Inter benz Ramea @len Nirp Some
Sf)ool leitet FRI. aouiie W. Tou i'm
9ouIe 90. 2160 Ohio Qpsnue, cine
Shule fir seiitis suriidgebliebsns uno
nsrpofs ainoer, bic infolgs ibres ssiz
itigen unb torperliden 3uitanpes gss
tpobnlife Sdulen nidt bsiutsn
tonnen.
FRI. 1ol bat bic gsbanbluna unb
bds llnisrrihten folder ainoer gu sis
mem SptsiaIitubium semuht uno err
sislt, eei'iiBt auf lansidbrise erfabs
rung, aubtroroenilih giiniiigs Reinls
tate, ba iie bic SnoiDibualitdt unb bic
geiitieen J0bieieiten zines isoen, ibrer
Aufiifi anDertruuten ainoes gang GEE
nau Itubirt unb nementiprehsnb ben
unterriht sribeilt. Rdbsre Qustunft
iiber 4uinubms bebingungen futrosn
bsreitptLIiait in Der Qnitolt srtheilt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-05
8erurtbsilter psrs
ID 10 BEN.
EMiHsnahrimteu.

Rem Dorf, a. Sttobsr. 4nee..:
Oscar H." BON aopsnbdgsn; .Ulihz
gan" Don aniperpsu; ~Waieitic" Don
Soutbdmpton.
4bg.s.: San 9ioDanni" nad Reas
pei; .Utaurstania" nah 2tDerpooI.
Reapel. anget.: .Grstic" bon
Rsp Yort.
GueeRstonn 4nsst.:: nSa<
perforo" bon philadelphia. nad 2is
perpool; .3.sIanb" pon Bottom. nah
aipsrpOol. abgss.: .JraneOnia" mad
Bottom.
2iptrpool. 4ns.: .gampos
nia" bon Reip gort.
Wontreal. abees.: .ROpaI eos
traro" nah griitoI.
6nlifar. qnset.: -0oIturo"
bon Rotterodm.
pbiIabelp bia. 4ns.: ~Jranis
furt" BON Bremen.
5apre. aussi.: .Iiasara- bon
Rep yort.
ptoH. 4bg.: .gles
pelano" nah Rem gort; .aronprins
3eiIin geeiiie" nah Rew Yort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-05
0emieSeue 6otrlSimmer.

Die 13 gilt immer nod aIs In.
sliidsaabl, unb abersldubiide 2eute
iinb niht nm bic Welt gu belpesen. IN
sinsm 5aui.. bas niefs omin0is 3rhl
irGgt, ibr Gomi3il auf3uihlaeen.
Itatl1dlif boben audi, pi. bic ~Aklt
auf Rsiien" er3dbli. bic Gissntbiimr
fcIher 5duier unter oieiem aberslau-
ben gu leioen, unb uebr als elmer bat
ihon BEL ben Heboroen bic Gene1mis
sung gu elmer Hummerperdnoerung
nohsefuht, ipsnn aud tn ben meiiten
s5duen obne grfols. Roh mehr be-
nahibsilis. fiiblen iif Iolhe 5duss
piribe, bsrsn SduIer Bel elmer I'm
num.rirung erit nahtrdglib tn ben
geiiB Der unsliidsnummer seIangt
iinb; iie miiHen itets befiirhten. bob
itnen CUTE lansidbrige Nietber oie
Wohnuns tiinoisen, penn iie cbergIdu.
tifh iinb.
Sit in sinsm iolhen 5aIIe Der 6ouss
tpirtb mohilos. 10 ipeib iih Der botels
beTber bsiIer su belfsH. 3unddbit III
"a ndtiirlidb ielbftperitdnblid, bob er
iein 6otel niht in einem 0oufe go. 13
er0ffnen ipirb. unb iiber bic Punreri.
,una feiner 3immer bat er ia ale Oe.
,palt 9lu& i'm 0oteI min isin Cat
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GteS ,inb GaS.

Sn BEN Wofsnberidt bts fab
iifhtn gsinnbbeitsamts ipeiit Der tab.
iiFde DsIunobeitsbsamte Or. Ganois
dui Gle psrFhi.bsnen Jdae BON ainoer.
porolnft Bin, Die In ben lebten Wos
den fejtgeiielIt ipuroen uno ertheilt ben
asrsien RatbIdldg. nit ge5us ouf bic
9ehanoluna bieIer Rranheit.
- Sn Der b.rfloHsnen Do4e tuurs
Ten Inn itGbtiihen 0eiunoheitsamt
1o6 1ooesfdas sesen 80 in Der pa.
raIelnohe nes porigen 5obres iorDIs
1S6 Oeburisn eesen 125 in Der pa
rausIpDhe oss porigsH Sahrss gss
YreIbes.
- Die Wsitslisoer Der partfoms
niiiiion bislten seitern Radmittas i'm
Queen Giip Club cine lGnsere Ron.
iersn, NIT Dem par.srptrisn Reb.
ler al.
- Dir Rontrdttorsn SO. Seulin,
Jr., & Bro. fiibrisn s.itern in sinsm
Brief an ben arbei.soitetior Sunos
maler 1sfhipsrpe oariibsr, Dab burh
HahIdfiisieit BON auiIherH Die ioebeH
srt stpflnitsrts auolon apenue bsrsits
far. btihdbist iporben IN. 2dut oem
Ghrsiben bdben auifher in nsn lesisn
9deen pielfa6 ibrpsrs 8auiieine auf
bas pfluittr s.lporfen, ioooB es iton
ouerbonb Shrammen uno Rifle bat.
Da bic Etaht Iopeit bic arbsit NOD,
nift befinitin angenommen bat, pols
len oie Ronirattorsn bon nun an jag.
lihsr Uernniporiung fir bic Sniianos
baliune entbunbsn iein. Dos Shreis
ben fpuroe an Den Staotinsenieur ptrs
iritItn.
"A Die bissidhrise polioeiinIp.ttiOn
In nuf ben IA. Gftober anberaumi
iporben unb ipirb tpie iibIih auf Dem
OoDernmens Square itaitfinben.
Csteitip. Wimisp fpirb bsui.
nof Sprinsfislb, g.. rsilsn. um DOR
bort sin.n sepinen 3. WidaeIs suriif'
Subriueen, Der beihulbist ipirb. DO,
Sabresfriit bns gibfon 6oisI nit .i'
nen iperthloien ghed Ibsr $10l
tereinselsgt su babtn.
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~. g. Jnsails' Neiioen5
0iHe eehern In ben gehs ben Artbis
balb Q. Nbit. iibn.

.9sttfpoob". oie prdhtise Reiibsn3
bts nerrn W. 6. Snealls an Der Usa'
riIon Woob. ift seiiern ourh gsrmitt
lung Der Ngenten Gleneap, Rourfe &:
soantinaipn an Arhibolo Q. Mhite,
zen prdiioenten Der Columbia Gas
se GIeeirie 60. iibersssonsen. Der
9,reis fpurbe niht betdnni ssssbsn.
ion isoph Die Summs BON $125. 600,
ipeItx herr 0.o. R. Bald iiirSlih fir
-DaIpen4, bic Reiioens bes 5trrn
Alsrnnber WcTonalb, be5ahlts, um
Elm gstrGhtlih.s iiberIteigen. 9err
ssng1fls bat fpdbrsnh Der lebten Waos
rate fsine mtiite 3eii in 6ot Springs,
9,o., sug.bratt unp cine Bobnuna IN
Wihington, .. g., eemietbet. no er
IN 3usunf. feline meifte 3eit susubrina
GEN gsi\1tt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-05

getebrt, tpo iie bic Gdite bon 6errn uno
Grau Sui. g0bm iuaren.
6err 6 gbriftidn 20. Olens,
ein betdnnter Turner aus Gbicdgo,
reilt gum gsfuh BON Ireunben in Der
Staot. geitern balf er ben 5urns
tsiibern BON Norp Cincinnati Bel Der
aompnane nnb er tpir0 aud Der bsuii-
ger geridmmIung tetruobnen.
5err 20. g. 6pIlenbed, Si-
iiriftWanaasr Der Wegasten Rs9iIter
so. bon alIiante, g., befinDst iih oul
einigs Iage In bieiiqer Staot IN Ge.
ic5dften uno gum geiuh ieiner 5reun
Ts, DDrnebmlih pes Serrn pouI aub!
inonn, fptIher ihm geiteru 0teno BIZ
Shonheitsn Der GtdDt seiaie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-05

User @ott pertraut, feit um iih bout,
- Den tpirb sr niht psrldfen." Sbne
baB piel Worte n0tbig rparen, bat bob
manher Deritauben, odb mir bier mehr
geben mohten als nur Deutffe ge9
miitblitfeit uno beimatblihe4rt. Wann
empfinbet es pie einen 1tillen, oantz
barren 5dnoebrud, ipenn Elm &oA
Ihreibt: .Wenn nilbs Seen bid UNI
tobsn, - Dein S9ifflein Gh3t in
Sturmesnotb, Damn bid bers
trduensDoll nd1 oben, - is lebt ia
nod Der alte 8ott. 0ieies i6rieb,
mander 9liidliden Stunbe i'm Gee
monnsbeittt gsbenfeno g. g." 60 lit
bos 8dItebuh Elm 3euge oaDon, odb
unier Seemanns1eim feline Iufgdbe
erfiillt, Dem Seemann nt6t nur Elm
6eim gu isin, in benz er iih ipobIfiihlt,
Ionbern i'm duh aus dller unrube, in
Der er gerabe Itedt. bin3utpetfen auf
oas gtpige. Der 8ers, Der i'm Gin
gang oes gu6es ben 9ait griiBt, 1T
sliidli6ertpsife Ihon oft pabr gepore
oen:-~
Sn frember Stabt sriibt bid Elm 9etm
SIN 3eutfhen Ssemannsbauie.
gs nil Elm Stiidhen .6eimat5 ietn
Sm grobsn DeItgebrauie.
9efdlt otr's bier, seb' aus uno Elm,
8iit INNER uns fpiGtommen!
Gsbit bu bann fort, 10 ihreib btnein
.5n bieies guh ben Ramsn bsin.
3ieb frobli6 peine Straben,
Mott y,;rn siA Y;Aht herfnEpu
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Jn(anO ge(eQrap6
Ter Ipiatitsr geahp Der.
uuQlIdt.

uuslIdt.
st. Qonis, Wo., 4. DIT. 5il.
lsrp 8s1f,n, Elm 4Diotiier, Der isit siz
nissn Wonatsn bier pobnt, srlitt am
U1ittpod ernItIi6e 8srIsBunsen, ass
sr periuhis, nit ieiHsm aeroplan in
sinem Shulhof 3u lanoen. Or erlItt
innsre 9srleBunssn uno mar beiin.
nungslOs, als CT in Elm 5oipitol sss
bradt fpuroe. Die RaItiHe touioirts
nit einem Shuppen uuo geahp fpuroe
aus elmer Sobe BON % SUB aui ods
gaditeinpflaitsr asid1leubsrt. Gr ipoIl,
I. elm bsnohbortss 5eln gum 2anoen
srreifen, Der ftarte WinD mar aber
gegen ibn uno er perfuhte pdnn, in
cem S6utbof 81 lanoen.
G barIes Saiiiees 8erbrss
her.Retorb.
Columbus, 8, 4. OFT. IS
bat fit, berausseitsIli. oab Charles
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Tonneriias um Wsiiternaht binssrit Z
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