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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-03

Members of Marion High School
Alumni, and friends! Wear your coll
ors' Brush up your class spirit and
celebrate Friday evening, May s. at
the High school auditorium. Fine
program. Assessment 25 cents.
h.1.Q-A
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-03

More than 4 dozen birds. including
an owl wreis thrushes and chat
indhes, aliglited exhausted on the
deck of the caledonia, bound from
Manchester 10 Boston. All except
two chaffmohes died Immediately.
They had, It is believed, been blown
out TO see by a gale.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-03

Fourteen hits are all Russell ForG
has allowed in the three games he
has pitched. Going slightly
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-03
rive in a row for Mullln.

Walter Johnson is beginning to
make that $1,000 a year look like q
good investment. He blanked the
Red Sox yesterday.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-03

stolen ases-McClintock, fioutZ.
Sacrifice hits-Whalen, HoutZ Nesser
.. Merchant, Casas. T'wo-base hits
Houtz. 2 Newton. Wolfe Three-base
hlt--Nesser First on balls--Of
Beebe 3; Off Casas, 4. Struck out
BY Beebe, 4; by Casas, 3. Left on
bases--Chillieothe, 10; Lima, .. Dou-
BILE play-Friend to Nes7er to Long,
Hit by pitcher-Grandle. Time-2;0O.
Umuire-Goebler.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-03
American Association.

AT 81. PAUL 8, Louisville g.
Al KANSAS CITY 5. Toledo T.
AT MINNEAPOLIS 4. Columbus 7.
AT MILWAUKEE 4. indianapolis 1.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-03

Several hundred men employed in
the maintenance Of way department
Of the Chicago & Western Indiana
railroad left their positions at six
o'clock Monday evening upon refusal
Of officials TO accede 90 their demand
Chicago upon their tracks and num-
erous other roads using the belt are
also Inconvenience through the
strike. Engineers have received or
ders to exercise great caution and to
stop at every crossing.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-03
= FINE CUT FOR FANS =

Search warrants are being issued
for the skeptlcal who limited during
the winter that Mulln was going back
Twenty-seven players took part in
the New York Brooklyn struggle be-
fore Otie Crandall finally won his own
game by slamming out a single in the
ninth.
Umpire Mullin called Eddie Coli
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-03

Titus repeated ON the home run
on successive days.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-03
RED SOx SHUT OUT

johnson Keeps Hits Scattered and
Has Sensational Support.
Boston, May 3.-The Red Sox were
shut out by the Senators. to o..
Johnson kept the locals hits scat.
tered and was given sensational sup.
port.
R.HE
Washington oOsOoooO Ga 9 2
Boston ...."..00 900 co 90 7 !
Batteries-Johnson and Street; Collins
and Nunimaker.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-03
CHAMPS DOWN
THE DIGGERS
Manager Lewis Sends Him
self to the Mound.
CHILOS' MEN IN FIRST PLACE
Poor Base Running Helps
Harter the Champ Twirler.

Joe Pitches Fair TyaIl and should
Have Won His Game but Fortune
Refuses 10 Smile--Wcinbcrg Is the
Clcf Slugger of the Day--Plenty
or Diggers on Bases but an Insult
ilcient Number Score.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-03

fPatted for Weller in ninth.
MATTED for Lewis in ninth.
Marion .... I o o 90 o o l-2
e. o 0 o q o O.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-03

lins safe on HIS steal Of second when
Johnson had smeared him with the
bali three feet from the bag Collins
is so speedy that he doesn't need the
umpire's favor, but ito him that hath
shall be given" etc.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-03
HOW THE CLUBS STAND.
TodnY,s ScIlednle.

Lancaster at Springfield.
Newark az Hamilton.
Portsmouth at Marion.
Chillicothe at Lima.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-03

Ar NEW york

AT NEW YORK y IT u
Philadelphia ..OO OO0OOOtO011 6
New York 80 90 O0OO1 s--2 7 1
batteries Bender and Thomas: Ford
and sweeney
AT ST LOUIS n II r.
Ietrtat ..,...1 .11O01O0Ol-7 1s
81 Louis 10000 5000 O-1 6
BHtieries-Mulln ana stanage; Bailey
and stephens
AT CLEVELAND-Chica Cleveland
game postponed; wet weather.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-03
Tnesdav's ResnIis.

Lancaster, 81 Springfield. ?.
Newark. q; Hamilton. 3.
Portsmouth, 4: Marion. =.
Lima. 9. Chillicothe. 2.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-03
National LEAGUE.
An pHILADELpHIA-

T IIII7Ft I'I3I'I III K IT. u
Boston .......0 O1 0 a-b
Philadelphia 80 / $500 1--6 9 0
batteries Tyler AicTigue Mattern
and Graham; Brennan and DOOM
AT BkOOkLfN- r. r. f.
New York .a.O oOOO2-5
Brooklyn .....0O 600 90 2 o. g /
Batteries-Wiitse. Crandall and Myers
and Wilson: Schardt, koetzer and Erwin
AT PlTTsBURG - Chicago Pittsburg
game postponed: cold weather
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-03
NEWARK MAKES
GRAND FINISH
Scores Five Runs in Ninth
And Wins Game.
Lima and Babes Fighting in
huA Cellar Position.

Rcapers are Defeated by the LanlSs
Because of Poor Base Running.
Pitcher johnson Splits Finger.
Babes In Last PIace--Eppler Starts
Agaiit--Marion Lands In Third
Place. ..
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-03

Friends care for us when we meet
them with n clean, smiling 1ace,
Good looks bring hapr 'nesS
bright eyes. sparkling with health,
which comes by taking HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea this spring.
SCHMIDT e. co.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-03

ger trains are running second sec
tlons now and eastern passenger traf
fic has increased greaaly in the last
few days and shows no sign whatever
of abating. The cause of this say
the officials is that so many British
immigrants and citizens are going
back to England in iorder that they
might be present at the coronation
ceremonies which will occur mex.
month. The greater per cent of all
the passengers travelling east at the
present are OF British descent.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-03

A bulletin warns all employees in
charge Of stock trains to be sure and
comply with a certain requirement in
the new traffic law This clause re
quIrcs that all animals which do not
have two and one half linear feet OF
floor space must be given five hours
rest at certain specified terminals. BY
this the animals can not be crowded
into cars as they formerly were.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-03
Stolen hnses-NcCInt0ck. Hout.

Chillicothe 20 o 0 . o o. 1 Is
Lima .....1 O1 3 o o ? 80
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-03

Totals ......34 Q 10 % 12
tBatted for Cherry in the eighth.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-05

gborI,s gsepcr an prouibtnt Sars
irgs Y. II. Z. So, $4,000.
gotrid I. Strton on prics 6in
GaaIt 4. II. y. &c., $2l00.
9erfeIbt an 5orrn J. pisrion, $50.
3ominid GorreIl an 5bs CatIeB
pnrt Co., $500.
Sohn 9enbunofelo an Siate ape.
&. u. Y. Co., $500.
waltsr 10. Dtblisr an Scuihern
Ohio g. II. Z. Co., S2500.
6enrn 6. Bruins on oieislbs, $4,000.
Gorbelid Roterts an 6oms 3. IL. &.
60, S4o0.
e. Barren eiprp on oieislbs, $50.
6etiIste Sppotbstsn.
6nrrn e. 6aptins an Rorfpooo
Smproneo 3. II. =. Co., $1400.
2alu e. gladburn on 5omeiteo6
z. II. Z. Co., $500.
Gdte 9. glaImer an bieIelte, $1,000.
SpIspb 0nronsr on 4. Moro q. Il.
6. 60, $3.50.
2ouis 8. Wolf on 0ermanid z. u.
Ro. 3, $500.
Robert Wurcus on Miouno 9. u.
IL. g. 60, $500.
6Itsubeth 5nos on gbomos nil.
Ilams, $145.
Wargursi Sorstb an gss.man Sih
3. II. 6. Co., $500.
Gmmo u. WiiEI,r an D. 80. nib.
mepsr, S1700.
maria guIh on gropibsnt 2oan
Co., $500.
8sores W. iSrepbof on 5nbe part
=. u. Z. Co., $500.
albert Suber on Eorthtpeitern y. IL.
6. 60, $1,000.
2. y. Sppsins an Yropiosnt 2. 3.
/. 7. Co., $4,000.
g. 30. Sin6man an Goson 3. u.
Co., $3.50.
1erisIbe an r. 80. aaIi,nbah.
$50.
@sorgs 9. 3irr on grice SilI eagle
g. u. &. a., $4,000.
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aeganeen." Genn aui bem me1e mad
eiefer erbolunssitdtte pI!sgte ftr
aaroinaI bel isinsm s2eibiuoen", lpie
er ibn einmal i'm St,er3 nannfe, uors
1uiprehen. Sacuo, Der auf feline @ss
ihdftsbe3iebunssn Ju Sdrio fshr
iiols mar. lab ieinen Rnnbsntreis aus
biefem 4nIab itdnbis rpdfisn. Die
pfdnber bes aaroinals nartn in eis
mem beionoertn 3immsr unterssbrncht,
oas tets nit OsgeniiGnosn allst 4rt
angeflut mar. als oos taiholiife
glati .Defiia" in Roth mar, lponberte
elm pratipoller 6irtenItab aus BEN
Yatriarhot iu's pfanebaus. Sine
Shnupfiabatsbofe, Gin 4noerisn an
bic Mirfamteit Sarto's ais gilnof
In W2antua, mubts bd3u bsrbdlteH,
um siHem Staotpsroronstsn aus ben
nriitenoitsn finansi.lsR ShiDieriss
tsiten Su bdlfen.
Gins nur bat Saeuo feinem bsjten
aunbsH nadsetroesn: aIs Garto sur
pupitpuhl nab Rom reiIsn nolIie,
Iisb CT iit bas R,iiessln niht Don
sSaeuO, foHoeru BON nem louibarbif6sn
aoIisg. Der Glts pfanbIsibsr bate Is
germ ssfshen, buB iosufassn fiir feiH
GtIo SartO papit gsiporben lpdre !.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-05

Gin tpeifer, elm aere1s
ter Ridter. 5inter Aleppo iit
nod isne Tiir,ei gu finben, bic mir
ldngIt begraben gloubten. Jiir bic
2eutt3en ou binten in bic DerfoHune,
init Der bic Sungtiirten bos osnlonis
fhe Reih beeIiidt baben, ein gang
fpertbloier 8esriFf. Die Wa&t liest
bort in ben 5dnben mebrerer genbnrs
men unb einiser GoIboten. bic abses
'riIftn finb tpie Strabsnbettier, mob.
renb bic fogen1nnie Rehtslpre6ung
gonS ungebiloeien unb unebrbaren
Widnnern iiberInfen In. 6ier elm Heis
ipiel fir DitIe: Gin 9iirle periInete
tinen nrmeniihen Gnnsioer ouf edo
bsnsrfas. ipsil bas Gdnsiberlsin ibm
eineu anSus, ben es hotts aufnrbeiien
folIsn. in einem sernbs3u ildgIi6sn
s3uitanoe abselieferi bate; Der MHsug
mar ndmlih an mebreren GteIlsn Don
Raittn SerfreHen. 10 boB bic Jeben
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ie abtr ircbbem nidi ,usebtn. bab er
irssnb cine SduID auf isin 0epiHen
ssIabeu babe: er babe. fnets Ct. ben
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buns Idnsit bate dbsebcIt bdben muIs
len. Icrsfam aYfbepabrt sebutt. unb
ipenn sr bsnnoh pon ben Rngsrn ona
sefrsiisn fporotn rel, 70 fei bo eben gar
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limb s.bsn Sie bieisr aase t6slih
Su eiien2" forfhte Der Rihter tpeiitr.
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Ddhtrn nnb In ben aslern-. -
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itii auBsr Aft IoiIenb. .1u Id6t Del,
ne qabs bunsern unb piIf. bab lie
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gen?" Der Mrmenitr mar tpis bonn
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Doririirfe bss irsiien Minisrs rnM.
.Wsr5sib mir. iprah tr bonn btmH-
tbig. I'D mar nur pernirrt unb babe
mid geirri. Wseine Rage n1brt |id
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fmulbia,s bsrfnnbete Der Wlufti.
.Wenn sine 2abs fnit IN, In Ne eine
fGIe9te sdeerin. Gprony unb rer,
urtbeiiie ben armtn G4neiber 5ur3abs
Lung ~ egti4 ejaaaG!i !ismHls "a.
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OrnuSeileaflaRs netertragangen


Gertrude M. Spansler an Sohn
Snposr. ein Sobr padi bss Gisens
ibums bstdunt als SO. 1343 Wh6isau
4Denue. SdbrIibe Wietb. $540.
5. y. S6eiblsn, Gyetutor. an bic
5eraneouri grsping Co., Elm Sabr
patdb bes gigsntbums betonnt oIs
500 Oft pearI Sirnbe. Monailide
Misibe $40.
amelia 4bams an bieielbe, Elm
Wonai padt bes Gigentbums betannt
als 1880 Central Np. Ulonatlide
Wtistbe $50.
Die CT. 5raneis Mrmenfhneiiera
an pilberpaif.r & 1reiman. fiinf
SABRE padt bss gisenibums betonnt
ols 829 Clinton StraBe. Wlono.Ii9s
Wierbe $50.
Donalb o. Rbodbs an Wsarp q.
Rboobs, Got 179 in ber Wt. 4nburn
& 4ponbals Spnbifat llnierabtbeis
lung. ST..
Mlarp 8. Diitjtein on Mmerica
6obses u. a., Cot 81 IN 6. q. Jops
te's llnterobtbeiluns IN D'BrponDi1e.
81.
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Mebroip u. H., Got 27 unb 1beil bon
Got 26 In Jans u2c6liQQYeb1 1lHterp
f9ttlWe s.
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0rnnseigentba 0syotbelsa.
Gtntinnati. a. Oft.
Qsut 5npotbeten.

Ient 9npothefeH.
Grant u. Zimmerman an gorpoOb
Smpropeb 3. Ii. 6. Co., $2250.
Sarrp 6. 5uiptiHs an bi.ieIbe.
$500.
Rate g. palm.r ar 5omsitsao g.
u. 6. Co., $4,000.
Charles Rsbroip on Columbia q. u.
9. u. Co., $500.
Gsorse 80. Grifiin an MilIiam 6.
Chiffon, $179.5O.
Simon Wbite on Gin Ctr. Snbu'
itrp 6. u. .. Co., $500.
Jreo. Shnsiosr an Weargarst aas
reth, 1915.
a.pis 3. Gtump on asnDr 9. u.
4. Co.. 5000.
Otto u. Siemler an Goeon q. u.
Co., $500.
Bertha WiHsI on Ct. gernoro pro.
sreiiipe 3. u. 6. u. go.. $500.
gbriiiian griifper an WeitIiher
Stsrn g. u. 3. a., $7D.
gusuit 3. Stdf.r an 2ion glo. ]
g. u. 3. Co., $1,000.
Jofepb 2ehmtuhl an Silperion 6
u. 3. 60. $1,000.
Gilbert Q. JrsB an Ebe O. q. pe'
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6arrp 6. 8rabum or Calhoun 6
II. 9. Co.. $1,000.
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$1,000.
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6orriet 8. giGrt an 1uroIo R
Smitb. $4,000.
Jofepb Gebmnbl. ST., 4an-GitDerior
G. u. g. Co., $500.
albert 8. D1hha cnJ4Dda daer1sE&aj
g. g. n. 6. Co., $1,000,
q. 6. pRrfnn an MtfxrnAiSSz6on.
sbern Qik Jni. G0, $4,000.
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Der eeibjuoe oes Yapftes.

aus gensbig iommi bic Ra6riht,
oab bort Der iiioiibe gfnnolsilsr
Rondnieu Sacuu sinsm bsimtiidiIhsH
getosn uneyraritt srlsgen in. Der
aIis, traps ,Saeuo, Der lelbit fir ben
dItsiisn arempeI INNER nod eirige
SoIoi iibria bate, saIt ais elm gutter
Jreuno ots pupites, aber penn man
Jpn nit Jrngtn iiber ieins ge3iebuns
gen Su pius Y. beitiirRis, ldhe!te sr
Dsrinpisssn. bsnn Der papft butts,
spie jsosr unosrs aunoe, 2lnipruh duf
Sisireiion. Wurbe Saeuo BON Mig
bsgierisen gar 5u isbr in Die Gnss sss
'riebsn, 10 entgegnete sr ifliebIin
nur: ~Btnn CT sttpmmen III, ilt or
fur bic Irmen gesommeH.
Dieie angabe mar sutreffenb. Tenn
ais pius nod aarbinalpdtrinrd in
8eHeois mar. iibie CT ippbI Elm itren.
gss Hirhenreaimeni. mar ober ben
s0ilfeflehenoen Elm fat perihDenbes
rider Woblthdter. 2eute dlIer Stdns
be tpanbten iih in ihpisrisen gss
bsns!ogen on ben aarbinnI. sSn gouis
pasen unb elegant auseeitnttsten
Gonoeln tomen Tamen unb 1erren
Der Gsieni6ufi, Die fih nit Gabsrlih
sur Shou eetragener pairi3iertpiirbs
burd ben Seiret1r melben lieben,
ipGbrsnb Ndnnsr uHo Jrauen aus
nem Wolte iih beiheiben iiber bic
3interirspps 5u Sobonn Gornaii.
BEN suimiitbisen aammerbiensr, be-
goben, I'm ihn I'm jeine Dermittlung
gu bitten. 1as 0sbolt ees ppiriors
den Sario itsts ieinsr WobItbdtistsit
Sdranisn. SariO be3cs ldbrlib 23.s
600 Qirt. pon bsnen er aubsr ieinem
linterbalt aud bic seiammte Heprds
fenfation 3u beitrtiten bate. Waria,
Roio unb 4nnn. bic S6Ipejiern beg
anroinaIs, auBten iidb BET ihren Gtns
iGufen auf benz Usorits rsdt sinrihs
ten, uno oftnicls. penn iif nnh 6uuIe
tamsn, mar ein Gtiid Der Husfioitung
perIhfpunben. 4eppo, Der 9ruber. 1ars
is ss Su Joeuo eeIhidt. I'm nit benl
Cribs irgenb eintm Bittiieller bsiftn
su fonntn. 3usrit muBts bic prahiise
gappa magma, bic Carlo BON hsm
4nmmerbiener ieines 9ors1ngsrs fit
100 Gire eritanben bate. bnron sTnus
ben. Gs foleien ancere ipertbpolIe De-
aenftdnbe, unn ais Heppo bic Gnts
.beduns moHte. bnb Saeuo bOher bss
lieb. tpenn er btn aarbinnl psri0nlif
begriiben tonnie. sins GortO BON nun
an itets felbit in bic pfonbleite.
Die G9msiterH fuben iit fhliebs
lid ge5lpunsen, ben Wdfdeiorb bes
Hrubers unter ifreueem Yedn!nb 3u
bolttu. Aber Jnruo Iieb benz Rnrbinni
5nliebIim aud 10. nnb ipenn Dsnria
ober Npfu ben anmuerbiener noh
feinem 1errn frnesen, 10 ontnoritte
Oornati Of NIT perfHmitten Gds
&eg1a ,Gujusua iiah ao@ bEm Nibe
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Sstils slsfHie. ainnsss. G,adarsft q.
Rftis 30 Gents uns eatabsr.
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0a g q b 8lumentorb.
Cine tragitomif6e Gssne Ipielts lid
fiir5lif biutsr ben GouIiiien bes gBilz
nder Stdotbedters ab: Wtan fpielte
pr5pbps3eDti's lin bas @lEd". glm
S6luB Der @oritslung bratten Die
5bedteroiener einen ungebeuren glue
mentorb Guf bic 8ubne, Der fir ben
Shedterbirettor, 9srrn Sranonsti,
btitimmt mar. 4ls ii6 ipdter in Der
9arDercb. Die 5reunbe unb &olIeoen
bes DIRECTORS einfanben, um bic herr
lite glumengube gu bspunbern, h0rte
man plOslih aus bem 9lumentor6
cine fDeinenoe &inssritimme 9li6ts
Gutes ahnenb, bog Der Direttor bic
8lumen betieite uno fanb barunter,
fein in bem aorb sebsttet, Elm -
gabp, an beHen 5als cine aorts nit
Der Guffdrift bing: .GeI6ent fir
9errn 3beaterbireftor Sranonsfi."
ssSbreu Qanen bate bic Spenberin
niht angeeeben; iie isBie pobl nit
HeHt Dordus, pab Der 10 .freunbliH"
Hsf4sus.e i'm trzatptu ni1bs So.
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gDilIiam 6. WiIion OH George 90.
Griffith u. 4.. Got % irsSmiib &c
WboIep's ltnterabtbsiIunh in Gums
minsniqs. 81.
Riharb Wotters an S.gB. gopnss
lep, Got 203 in Der sipeitrn llntsra5s
tbsiluns BON Roripooo Bart 81.
Gmiln u. Gauagbdn on Snrrn s.
2fner, 32a bet 125 1ub on Der Roros
i.tte Der Dsit RiogeipnD 9lpsnue in
gtoonbale. 81.
Wtinnie ". 8rounsdr an bic G. OF
Y. Realin So, Got "a IN 8. Il. Wlil 3
llnterabtbeilune in 6ortipeil. 81.
Wtdrgarstb aaretb on 5rsb. Shnsis
bsr. % 5ub ON Der Rorbiciie pun
gid Mun Roao. ST.
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gruener, Got 103 in Carton &c Bel 3
llnierdbtbeiling an Der Wooe Strabs
| 81.
Rorp Babe an Gblparb Uleier. cots
30 unb 81 in Der esoletpilo Snubitat
llnterobtbellung. 81.
Gsorae Pieboff aomiriifratcr. al
Marp Rabe, Cots 80 unb 81 in Der
SblstpiIo SDnbitot llutsrnbtheiluug.
| S105O.
Illsn 9 .Wihols. Qominifrotor. o1
CHARLES Stsieertpalb, Il Iter an oer
Rorbieite Der Ohio Bits in mi. Mdibs
inoion. S325O.
9Srsberid u. Rubs an bic u. u.
geters ReaIip 60, Sbeil BON Cots
80 unb 81 in :. .. WbesIsr's llnttrs
nttbeiIung an 2lttiulon Strobe. 81.
Gjsorgs g. 4len an giseio Ssiru,
2ots 20 uno q in Der SatfieIo Port
llnterabtheiluna. $500.
Qouiia Robr unb glnbere on Sdeob
Rub, u Qfsr qanb in Settion ] in
Golcroin Up. 1910.
Die Union Sapin1s Redltp SO. on
Glen E. Sonood, Got 929 in Der
Npro College Sia llnterabtheilung.
81.
Die Suburban Real Gitats so. en-
Gilbert !. @osbsl. Got Is unb 3bsil
bon Got 16 in Der 9Isnpap ap. Spns
bitai llnterabtbeilung 81.
GIisa 1eFon on J. 7Frantlin Smith
& Co.. 9ontratt nm bas giaenibum
20. 2ll7 Subion Qp. fir $500 gu
0er.aufsn.
Soel g. Soptins an emma SeiIia.
Got IL in Rsbeccu Rusfs llnterabtbeis
lung. $4,000.
geores 20. fyrepbof an 9IusuIt
Shmiei Got IS in 5bomas 8. Wors
toms llnierabtbsiIune. ST.
Geproe y. Spptins on Diuiam +.
D. 5iiher, Elm Siiit 2anb in SsttioH
26 in Wiillcrest 5p. 81.
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Der, 9bsiI ppn Got 46 in Der eriten
llntsrubtbllung oon Tortpooo gar..
81.
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W. @ehIisr, % bel l07 5ub on Der
Vorbieits Der WuIberrp Strdbs; fers
nsr % 5ub an Der Siibisiie Der
9Ostk Strdbs. 5000.
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5nrrsa, Got $40 in Der unisrabt6ei,
lung "a bon Catlsp gart. 81.
Sacob aruis on 5Ohn Gui,p, Elm
Stiid Gonb in Ssttion 9, Delhi Tp.
81.
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Got so in RObb e Sees eritsu Der
rneHuHs bon llnb.rcliff. s400. :
erbsn BON Soi. .. 2. Gpons, per
Sberiff an Gr.osrit D. GIbers. Cots
137. l3s, 139, 140 uno 141 uno
1beil BON Got LAP in Z. Z. gropu's
lluisrabiheiluna. $3.50.
Regina y. arsimer an Wspsr glsps
bOff. 40 bel 120 Jub on Der Meftieite
ber 5isbIonb 9ip., 135 Jub fiiblih
Der WcGrt1or 4p. 81.
glisabeih Reumann on Barbara
Sep. 80 bel 102 Sub an Der Roreisits
Der Belts Strnbs. 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-05
Rad Honl

fIhren pieIe Dege, our 9eIunbbsit
aber nur Der cine bes in jsbem IaQ:
re6tsH Wiittels. gsi ben Maeens uni
2ebertrantbeiten iit bisies rehts 6eil.
mittsI, oas ME psriugt, cine ipe3ieu 81
oisiem 3tpet aus ben beften YfIunsen.
itoffen bsrseitsllte ar3nsi in gillen.
form, ipeithin in aller Delt als ct
Bernard 4rduterpilen betannt. Fii,
Is Gents in oqsn Qpotbetsn su bu-
ben. Bel appstitloiisteit, fhIehtemGs.
fhmot, 8eIbiu6t, 9eritopfuno une
ionftisen Wtagenz unb Qeberleiben bel
fen in jebsm Sole bisfe uniisrtreffs
llden pilsn. pro6irt iie uno ieib uber.
asust. bs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-05

prpbirt IL. 9. WetaI poIiib.
unb .gcr.sepers Srienb-. b
New-York tribune., 1911-11-29

travellers for hundreds Of miles around
She is built up by the wonderful wealth
of the famous Cripple Greek, of Lead
vile, OF the Routt County District, oi
Colorado Springs, of the horticultural
and agricultural districts, etc
She and the state at large owe much
to the men who early settled there, who
blazed the trail, unlocked the gates to
the hidden treasures OF the mountains
and built the nearly 5000 miles Of rail-
road and the factories, and laid the
foundation for commercial commu-
nifty of unprecedented prosperity.
In no other way is the business pros
perity OF city more clearly reflected
than in its building operations. In this
respect Denver has shown unusual ac-
tivity. During the last three years
more than thirty-three millions has
been expended in the erection of new
structures. Much of this money was
spent in the construction OF handsome
new hreproof Office buildings, and many
new residences were erected-for Den
yer is city of beautiful homes. Prac-
tically all Of the new buildings were OF
permanent construction. Il is the firm
belief Of all residents OF that delightful
city that at no distant date Denver will
New-York tribune., 1911-11-29
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
COLOR ADO,

the most famous of the globe; also the
most productive.
Her hot springs and scenery surpass
those of any other country, and her eli
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Coloradans delight TO make compari-
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which they refer TO the fact that world
famed Switzerland, with one-seventh
the area of Colorado, has population
of about 100000, while Colorado las
a population of about 100000 now, with
room a-plenty for the prosperous occu-
patton on Switzerland's basis OF devel-
cpment of more than 20,000,G0O.
Colorado gives particularly cordial
welcome to those who come to make
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