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Arizona republican., 1911-06-17
THROWN FROM BUGGY.

Yesterday, as l.. V. Guthrie and F.
 M. LeBarOn were driving their auto mobile on the road at the Mcqueen water tank. they encountered Mrs. J E. LeBarton. who was just about to drive over the culvert bridge Mrs. Barton had approached the culvert from an intersecting road. and the automobile was headed directly for the buggy. Of course the auto slowed ton suddenly shied and threw a wheel off the side of the bridge. The lady was thrown across the dashboard onto the running gear. but managed to grasp one of the shafts and hung on. The horse was a gentle animal. and ran only short distance before stopping. The gentlemen hurried to Mrs Barton's assistance and were pleased to find that she was not dangerously injured. She had lost the shoe from her left foot and the foot was considerably bruised. and the lady complained that her limb was sore from the pressure of the shafts where she had lain until the horse stopped. The gentlemen wanted to bring Mrs Barton to town to see doctor. but she insisted that it was unnecessary. and she was taken to her home in the automobile The horse and buggy were uninjured. The bridge at that point is very narrow. which made the accident possible.
Arizona republican., 1911-06-17
BOUGHT THE TURKEYS.

L. w. Stilwell. cashier of the Salt River Valley bank, is quite "hoss trader" Like David Harum. he is a good judge of horse-flesh and usually gets value received when he buys or sells or trades a span of mules. fast roadster or twenty-d dollar bronco. During the past two years his reputation in this line has been pretty well established. and he has handled a great many animals. some of them very fine ones. This week. however. the genial cashier surprised his most intimate friends by trading for lot of turkeys. Not particularly from the fact that he purchased the turkeys, but in the way that he did it. It has been noticed that when he is trading for a horse. he exam ines the animals teeth. feels of its legs, and drives or rides it around the block a few times. In this case he did not even see the turkeys, but took the owners word that they were sound in wind and limb neither spavined or string halted, and not over ten years old. There were three grown turkey hens in the Geek and his contract calls for the delivery also
Arizona republican., 1911-06-17
TEMPE
CASA IONA WILL
 CONTINUE ID RUN
But the Dining Room for the Present
 has been Closed.

Contrary to popular report tEc Casa Loma hotel, according to Manager Marsh. is not to close but will remain open during the summer months at least. According to MT Marsh. W. J. Kingsbury, the owner. has made cer- tain concessions in the matter of rent for the next three months that will make it possible for him to continue to run the hotel though in not the same manner it has been run during the win ter. The dining room will be closed, in fact is now closed for the last meals Were served Thursday night. The bar room is to be rcoponcd but this time
Arizona republican., 1911-06-17
WRESTLING MATCH.

There was quite a turnout at the Mesa Gym Thursday night. the oc- caSion being a wrestling match pulled off between Kid" Alma Jones and
 Arizona" Marshall Bowen. Owing to a delay in getting the new mat in commission, it was quite late when the two athletes stripped. shook hands and got to work The match was a close one as tO science and agility, but Kid" Jones was the stronger man and won two straight falls There was no purse or money of any kind up. the bout a friendly one only for the purpose of arOusing interest in athletics among some of the Mesa youths who are backward about talk ing hold of gymnasium work.
 The Mesa Gym is well equipped with turning bars. trapeze. rowing machine. Indian clubs. dumb bells. rings. lifts. etc. The room used is the armory of Co. D. located in the basement of the new Mahoney block. and is cool and will lighted. There are bath and reading rooms in con nection. The gymnasium should be well patronized by the boys especially and there are nights given up to the young ladies exclusively. There is all ways a caretaker present. and those who belong to the organization have ready access to the paraphernalia of the room every day in the week ex- cept Sunday.
 We understand that another wres- ting bout is to be pulled off next Thursday night
Arizona republican., 1911-06-17

right start on the new system. EX
 pcrience may necessitate few changes; that remains to be seen. But that it will be an improvement over the old system where there were half dozen water masters. working for little or no salary. and with very little system to the work. goes with out saving. If there are kicks to make there will be someone in au- thority to receive the kicks. and it will be his duty to straighten out all tanglcs. If the public will work in harmony with the water board and there is no reason why everyone should not receive plenty of water and receive it with a regularity that will eliminate all bitterness and foult-finding and be valuable factor in the improvement and cleanliness of the town.
Arizona republican., 1911-06-17
MARRIED SAN FRANCISCO.

A bit of news regarding a wedding that took place in San Francisco on the 14th of this imonth will be of much in tcrest to Tempe people. The contract ing parties were Miss kathrync Daly ana Harry Gerard, both fprmCIly well known Tempe residents. Miss naly for s'vCral years was a teacher in the Tempe normal and at the sane time MT. Gerard was a student. He grad uated from the normal and for several years was in business in Phoenix Since leaving Tempe Miss Daly has been teaching at Berkeley. The wedding took place at St. Ignatius college in San Francisco and was attended only by a few relatives of both parties. MT and Mrs. Gerard will make their future home in san Francisco.
Arizona republican., 1911-06-17
MRS. HARRIS ENTERTAINED.

One of the most pleasant social events of the season was held at the home of Mrs. Irving C. Harris. this week. when Mrs. Harris assisted by Miss Viola Bullock. entertained a number of the Mesa young people. There were games of various kinds and the refreshments consisted of dc hcious cake and strawberry sherbet.- Mrs. Harris commodious home at the transmission line sub station. was tastefully decorated for the occasion. The following guests were present: Misses Etna Motley. MinaI Hawley. Lelan Brack. Willie Bates. - Hazel, Helen and Blanche Mumford.- Josie Trinkle. Mary Butler. and Messrs. David Butler. Otis Norton. Walker Longmoor. Walter Tway, and Irwin Thompson.
Arizona republican., 1911-06-17
MESA
CONTRACT LET FOR
 CEMENT HEADGATES
Water Board Making Right Start in
 New Water System.

The government shut off all water entering the town limits on the fif- tccnth. as per notice frequently given and the water board at once let a contract to NJ. | Pomeroy for the construction of cement headgates at the, north line of town. preparatory Co the service of water under the new arrangements entered into between the town council and the government. The latter has placed four way headgate at the north end of Center street. where water will be delivered tO the town. X canal is under way and nearly completed along the north side of town which will carry this water to the east and to the western limits of the tOwnsite From this canal water will be turned into the town ditches. It is at the intcrsec- ton of these ditches with the canal that the town is having cement head gates placed. The contract was let by the water board to the lowest bid der, the bids ranged from $2OOO to S3G00. Mir. Pomeroy having bid the lower figure. He has his crew at work and will have the gates in within a few days The water de livered through the town ditches will he conducted to the property line of the users. Two-way gates will be placed at the point of delivery in every block. and the remainder of the work must he done by the land own CTS, such as keeping their laterals in condition to receive the water, provid- ing proper gates to prevent the flood ing of streets, etc
 Some of the property owners ap- pear to have the idea that there is no necessity for haste in signing up. This is a mistake. Superintendent Gollaher has had instructions to close the books on the twentieth (next Tuesday,, and those who are not signed up at that time will be omit ted from the water distribution bull letin. Persons, therefore. desiring wa ter for irrigation can depend upon it that they will come up missing if their application. with the necessary three dollars for the summer service. Is not on file at that time The ordi- nance covering the distribution pro- Vldes severe penalty for anyone taking water without authority or out of turn, and this penalty will be rig Idly enforced by the authorities The water hog will find his occupation gone
 The water board is making the
Arizona republican., 1911-06-17
MARRIED IN ARKANSAS.

Something over a year ago Thos. Armstrong left here for Little Rock, Ark. His mission was one Of import ance for on Thursday evening of this week he and Miss Mable Harper were married at the home of her parents in that city. MT and Mrs. Armstrong ex- pect to visit Kansas City and the Grand Canyon on their way back to Arizona and will be here sometime about the first of the month. They will make their home on the Armstrong ranch east of Tempe
Arizona republican., 1911-06-17
6 SOUTH SIDE NEWS

as a soft drink resort where 3ll kinds of temperance drinks will be handled but nothing stronger This in short is the arrangements for the summer months. What may be done about re- opening the dining room in the fall will be decided upon between now and that decided upon between now and that time. During the next three months summcrlrates will prevail at the hotel as indicated in the Casa Loma ad on this page this morning.
Arizona republican., 1911-06-17
FOR GODDESS OF LIBERTY.

So far the voting for Goddess of Liberty. for the celebration on July 4th. has been quite slow. It is ex- peCted that rival beauties will be pushed to the front by their friends soon. when there will be a livlier poll. The candidates so far are Misses Leona Gibson Cat last count in the lead). Amy Brundage. Romie Mer- rill Louise Davis and Myrl LeBarOn
Arizona republican., 1911-06-17
A BAD AR M.

Druggist A. NJ. farmer is suffering with a bad arm that is causing him considerable pain. A few days ago he scratched it slightly but gave it no par ucular thought until blood poison set in He is now under physicians care and it is thought there will be no ser iOus results.
Arizona republican., 1911-06-17

There is ono medicine that every fomily should he provided with and especially during the summer months; viz. Chamberlain's CoIic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy It is almost cer- tain to he needed It costs but a quar- ter. Can you afford to be without it? For sale by all dealers.
Arizona republican., 1911-06-17
GOES TO FLAGSTAFF.

Prof. F. M. Irish. who has again this year accepted a position at the north ern normal school at Flagstaff. left for that place last evening The sum mer school this year will close about the middle of August.
Arizona republican., 1911-06-17

the southeast corner of town. Some body driving rapidly some dark night Is liable to have a bad collision with the obstruction. There is law against thus obstructing the highway. and the owner of the wagon should get busy.
Arizona republican., 1911-06-17
q GOOD PROSPECT.

F. II. Simmons of the date orchard says that the outlook for the crop this year was never better. The indications of a good yield are every bit as good as they were year ago and last years crop was fine. Of course at this sea- son it is hard to tell just what the weather may do to the crop but the fact remains that right now the pros pcct was never better
Arizona republican., 1911-06-17
NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Modern Woodmen are to give another of their popular dances at K
 P hall on "Wednesday. June 2Sth The M w. are initiating new members almost weekly. and will endeavor to retain the prize banner for securing the greatest number of new members during the year. This banner was won from Bisbee lodge last season and it is given out that the Bisbee
Arizona republican., 1911-06-17

Whooping cough is not dangerous when the cough is kept loose and ex- pectoration easy by giving Chamber lain's Cough Remedy. It has been used in many epidemics of this disease with perfect success. For sale by all deal CTS.
Arizona republican., 1911-06-17

The woman of today who has good health. good temper. good sense. bright eyes and lovely complexion. the result of correct living and good digestion. wins the admiration of the world If your digestion is faulty Chamberlain's stomach and Liver Tablets will cor rect it. For sale by all dealers.
Arizona republican., 1911-06-17
A CLOSE CALL.

Floyd Miller. the -year-old son of Mrs Albert Miller. met with an acci- dent night before last which came near being a most serious one The lad re- gently came into possession oc an air rifle and in some manner the gun was discharged, the bullet striking him in the eye, IUst barely missing the eye tall. As t turned out the iT5ury was more painful man serious ant rcsGlted oni% m a sligh, swelling. Had tho bull sct 3e, lated from its course a fraction of an inch the eye would no douS: Teen v,ry painfully F JJred.
Arizona republican., 1911-06-17
VISITED HERE

O. A. Schaal of SChaal. Arkansas, who has been here for the past ten days visiting his daughter, Mrs Halbert Miller. left Thursday evening for Los Angeles for a visit with another daugh- ter
Arizona republican., 1911-06-17

The uniform success that mas attend cd the use of Chamberlain's ColiC. Chol- era and Diarrhoe Remedy has made it a favoritc everywhere. It can always be depended upon. For Sale by all dealers
Arizona republican., 1911-06-17

of all of this years offsprings; how many he does not know. and the party who sold them was unable to tell at the time the deal went through.
Arizona republican., 1911-06-17
FROM WILMA

Roy White of Yuma is spending a few days here as the guest of her sister Mrs. O. l.. Stanagc
Arizona republican., 1911-06-17
SHOULD BE MOVED.

Some one has left an overturned wagon in the high road in front of Mrs. Fife Prices place just east of
Arizona republican., 1911-06-17
GOES TO COAST.

Mrs. Frank Baum and children left Thursday evening for Los Angeles where they will spend the summer
Arizona republican., 1911-06-17

medicines internally for muscular or chronic rheumatism. All that is needed is a free application of Chamberlain's Liniment. For sale by all dealers.
Arizona republican., 1911-06-17

When you have to have a pair of shoes,
 Think of Hyder Bros.
Arizona republican., 1911-06-17

When you want to dress complete and
 neat bn Think of Hyder Bros
Arizona republican., 1911-06-17

When you want a new shirt.
 Think of Hyder Bros.
Arizona republican., 1911-06-17

When you require a hat.
 Think of Hydcr Bros
Arizona republican., 1911-06-17

When you need new tic
 Think of Hyder Bros
Arizona republican., 1911-06-17

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-09
2lGs benz Sunsesgebambe.

W al hinston, .. g., 8. DEG.
Der Rampf i'm Sntereife elmer 4.ens
fipn bon sinem Dollar ben Gag fur
Unions 9eteranen bss giirgertriesss
nabm am Jrsitdg i'm Reprdieutdn.sns
bdus ieiHen 2lniaus, als Der Reprda
fentant 4oair, oon Snoiana. bic I'M
4pril einsereichte SberpoooIte Tkns
iipnsDorlase aufnabm. Die Gegner
Der 8orlase besanneH iofprt NIT
ibrsm Qnsriff. inbem iis perIansien,
bab bic 3eit Der Debate glelhmdbig
auf bic 9efiirporier unb Die Oegnsr
Der 8orIase Derthsilt perosn fous. ios
oab bic Jreunbe oerIelben ni6t aasin
bas Wort erDielten. Rspr. Wanr, Der
JGbrer Der Hspublitaner, oppouirte
Der geIhrdntune Der Debate auf cine
beitimmte 3eit uno oas 5aus besann
bann ioiort nit Der grtuGguns Ser
0orlage, bic pabrfbeinlih geraums
.3sit in 4uipru6 nebmen tpiro.
Repr. 4oair oriidte bic Qnfi6t dus,
oaB ourh bic SbsrpoOoihe DorIase
Die genfionsdusedfeu nur UNI
$34, 100000 idbrlih erboht tDerosn
tpirnen, unb ni6t I'm $75,O00. 900.
tpie bic 0esner Der 8orlage bebaupten.
Die Gesnsr iinb bauptidhlia Die Be
fiirportsr DIT SulIoDap'fhsn penz
lionspprlugs, bic i'm Jrihi1br
bonn Observation-Disclosures augeHommsH
fpurbe, absr pom Senat perporTsn
lpurbe.
General siaac R. Sbsrtpooo, bas
iltefte Mitglieo bes 5auIes, belt cine
cine Stunbe Ianee Reoe Su 8unltsn
Ieiner 0crlage, uuter Der Seute be
mebr als 80 5age, absr tpenigsr als
feds Mpnaie sebisnt baben. eine s}ens
Iion BON $15 ben Wonat erhdltsn
ioGen; $50 ben Wonat fir neunntos
natlide 0ienit3eit; $25 fir 0isnitseit
bis su einem Sabr unb $50 bsn Wpz
nat fir aeute bic mehr dls Elm Jdhr
osoient bdten. 2eute bic Elm gIntoms
men DON mebr aIs $1,000 baben iols
len All feiner psniion berehtigt iein.
Die Sullornn'ife Bill, Die pahr@
Iheinlib als Subitiiut fir bic Sbers
ipoob gil cfferirt tperoen ipirb ete Cd
Al elmer 4bitimmung tonlmt, isbt ni:
h6hite peniipn fir einen Weterontn,
nahoem er elm 4lter bon 70 Jahren
errei6t bat, cuf S36 mondtlih on.
6eftias Sppoiition tpurbe bsm
sbeil Der Sberipoob 0orlase eemcht,
unter ben 2euien. bic elm Ginfommen
bon msbr als $1,000 6aben. feline
genIion besablt persen ion. Repr.
| Tuller, Sls.. iprah su gunften Der
Sulonap gil, uRb Repr. Su[IoDan
iagte in elmer Rsoe. oob feline Worlass
bic ein3iee iei, inter peI6er Die Wes
teranen eleidmdBia sere6t bsbanbsli
uiirben. Repr. 4bair mahte ois
qropbessituns. bab in oieisr S<Hion
| feline penIionsporluat angenommer
l,piiroe, penn bic Sullomaps fur bic
Gferlpoob BID fubiiituiri uerben
niirot. 81. Debate ipirb am Samss
tag forteeiebt lrerneu.
Die gantrin 0oringe. nntsr ipeldtr
bus Genius 8iirenu dngefpielen
pirb, olIs feds Wonate sinen Genlua
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-09

tia. Ernennung Don auslSnbifden
Natbeeb.r fir ben Resierunssbienft in
glerfien bon Enalano unn Rublonb
gutsebeibsn iperoen miibien.
Yiersebn Geeleute ertr uns
ten.
Qonbon. 8. DECEMBER. @itr5fbE
Wlann Der Dsiabung oes btlgiihen
DampItrs Ban Tnf1, Der am Dons
neritog an nsr Riifte pcu GorniraQ
isSeussss, fsae sstranteM
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Die Bats Der uuspdrtiseH poIiiit
RuBlanbs.
ptriisn bereit, nit RuBlanb in lnsers
banblungen su treien.
16 Wann Don Der geiabans zines bsl'
giiden Dampfsrs erirunisH-


Nus BEN beutfhsn Rsih.
DerIin, 8. Deg. - SIM ReiHss
on5eigsr pom Greitag ipurben bic De-
irtte Dtr0ffentliht. burd tDsIhen Der
Rei1sias oufseI0it uno bic Reupab.
len fiji ben IL. Sanuar 1912 angea
iesi ir<roen. Der iosenannte .Jiirit
8iiIDip Reihstas", Der i'm Sabre
1907 untsr gans Deridieoenen polite
fh<n WsrbdltniiIen sefpdblt puroe, ers
rtint bamit fsin GHbe. Der pDrters
gebenbe Meimstag mar pom Gaiier
nufgelDff uprnsn, neil er bic BON btr
M<gisrung geforberten 8erpiGisungsn
fir nis llftefbriifuna Der RebeaiDH
in Deutfh > Siiotpeftafriia psrDorfsn
bate.
Gas Tetret, bos am Oisnftng TN
NeihEtns psrleisn puroe, bate MIR
auf beHsn gsrtagung ge3ug unb nitt
ouf bic snogiltiss gtufl0fung, ba bic
Rssisrung bic Wisnereinberufuns nss
Reitstases I'm 5aae BON setpiHen
Gpsntuulit1ten. bic aber iest Doriibsr
ID. I'm ause hdtte.
Der Spionages qro5eb In
Geip5ig.
Jn btm pro5eb gsgen ben engs
Iifhen Ghiffsma.Isr Mar ghulb
uRb pier anberse perfonen - Dsuts
ihe, bic am Is. WGr3 in 5ambura
inter Der Nhsloee Der Espionage pers
hoftet ipurosn, uno Der jebt DOR BEN
ReifGseriht in 2eipoig i'm 9angs
1T, foa feItgsfteqi norben isin, bat
Shulb nit Der Organization zines
englifhen Jnformntions Bureaus in
9erbinbung eeftnnben bat. Die Mfs
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ale Ghiffsperfien unb marine ma.
fdinenptrtitdiien tn fremben 2dnberr
uHb es mutt ss iid sur aufsobe, jep,
Reueruns. iebe neue entbedung in be,
Sniffboutehnif aussuipioniren.
Gdulb ioI eestDuneen ipcrben ieir
bic intriHlinirenbitsn 4ntIagsn, bic gs,
gen ibn erbobtn iporben iinb, ols Sc,
remftBf 1n3ueritnnsn.
Dos urtbeil ipirb am Samftag ger
fGIlt uerben. Wan erluartet, hai
GHutt unb 5ipei beutf6e Msarines Sn
aenieure. bic er beitodxn boben ioIl
fHmer beftruft tp<rben.
3. pierpont morgan beto
rirt.
Der Rsins Nn5eigtr snthdlt BIZ
Nniiinbisuns. poB ). pkrpont Wlpr
gan pon Rem yorf Der Rotbe Mbleror
ben erfier RIoHe DerIiehkn ipornsn lei
unb MiHoro Auguit ShnobI Dol
Rem yort Der Rotbs 4bIerorb<n brit
tsr Riafe.
Die Snfisnien bss Grbens ipurbsl
6errn Morgon ihon lpdbrsnb n<r Rie
Ter Regatta iibtrreint. Der aaiist
bat i1m ben Crben perlieEn, ,pei
ihm 0<rr Worsnn einen toitbdren pol
Wortin Qutber an ben aatjer Qar
". sefdrxbentn Brief gum gefhen
gemoht bate.
6unberte In ben eifige.
DIutttn ber Molgu
trtrunten.
ct. pstersburG 8. TsS. =
8pii6j<n 150 unb 200 alrbeitfr iinl
am Breitog IN Jolge oes Ginliur3ti
finer Gilenbabnbriide BEL aaian In bi
mDlpn eeftiirat. Die Bride bic In b.
Noniruftion btgriffsn mar, lpor Dol
BEN Druid bes farstn Gissangsl
fofteeriHen tporhtn. Gcpeit iinb M
blaf aei&tn osfunn<n uorb<n. aII
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Cincinnati. eamaag, ben 8. 0esember 1911.

Jn(anegelegrap6
Berat9uaO i6er Ole penfonS.
Uor(agen.
Sat i'm Nepraientanteubaus be-
gDnnen.
Ser gbertuopb' gorlase tpirb tart
opppnirt.
llnb cine Subftituirung Der Gull
opansgorlase iit pabrIdeinli4.
Die gantrilride EabaiDorloge bonn
9aus ansenommer.
Die Waine iit bur9 cine GrploliDn
bon 4ubsn 5sritOrt porben.
go lautet i'm tpefsntli6en Der geridt
Der llnteriuhuHss sgebOroe
4a beren Spibe 4bmiral 8rsslano
iteht.
Die &on1olibirung bon brei oitlifer
9ampfer aompasnisH
Wiro Don Der Resisrung unterluhi
iperoen.
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wetterberi6t.

Sir Ohio unb bos ipeitlide
penniplpanien: Strihregen am Gdm=
flag. Nm Sonntag fpabrfheinIih
fd6nss Metter. Siiblide Dinos.
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g.ntralto. SQ., 8. De5. Stsper.
alstpe[lpn, Elm 50 Sabre alter Wlanl
bat am Sreitag in ietner Dohnung
Sufe ieinen 32 Sabre alten gruoel
Gam 2Ietpsllpu srf6ofen uno oauH
5eIbitmorp begaugeH. Die graeDoie
mar oi. SoIse zines 3tpsi Sabre aIten
Streites ab.r ben g<its eiaer GuacA
6lhnsE.
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ben Sob bon feds ieiner
pgriiber" psrdnlabt 5u babeu.
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Muslan0. Selegrapb

MuSlan0. Selegrapb
Der oent(6e 3eifstas
am Doanerllag aednitiu aufgef60s
1ie Nemtuablen fiir ben 12. Jas
mnar angeiest.
Dom Spionasssproasb In 2eipsis.
Der Mnseilasts, Mar Sduls, ses
snunssn. iddbisenoe 3ussfanbniils
au MAIDEN.
8. q. Worson erbdIt ben Rotben
MbIsr Drben erfter alaHs.
Gin Jnterpieip init benz ruHiihen
Wtiniiter oes Neubern. Soianotp.
--~-~<~- Efe IL se
Gie 4aian3 init Grantrei4 biIbst mad
tpie Dor
-
Die Bats Der uuspdrtiseH politit
Rubldnbs.
-<~
periisu bereit. nit Rublanb IN unters
banblungen 81 treten.
16 Wann bon Der geIabHns zines bsl'
giiden Dampfers ertrunisn-
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9as 9aupt Der r6ol2 96oit ano
lis Societp",
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SiGian GRAHAM anf
oent 3eugenfano.
Sic iteat bic ieniationelle Se-
bauptung anf

DuupiAHY wv
w.
9ahW. q. .. Stpfes tim Sabre
1907 ,Mi" 2tbams
~
Den Retp Yorter s2OtteriezGDnig" I'M
4nfonid 6otel setOotet babe.
Grant W. Rpan, Der grdftbent Der
internatipnalen Strutturs
arbeitsr Union,
gtebt in sinem SntsrDistp auss
ipeihenos 4ntporten.
~
Der ReD. 5runtt 20. Sdnbforb,
8as 5aupt Der .6olD 96oit ano
lis Societp",
~
Gnsstlust ben 5nb BON feds ieiner
rgriiber" DerdnlaBt 81 baben.
IT
Cine glaubensbsilsrtn in Columbus
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Die &on1olibirung bon brti oitlIhen
9ampfer aompagnisH

Dirb Don Der RssisruHg untsriadt
psrben.
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