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last resort he would use Jean as a de
coy.
He foresaw how easy 1t would be to
bring Meleese to him-to see Croisset.
His own presence would be like the
dropping of a bomb at her feet. In
that moment, when she saw what he
was riskinE for her. that he was deter
mined to possess her, would she not
surrender to the pleading OF his love?
II not he would do the other thing
that which had brought the joyous
laugh to his lips. All was fair in war
and love. and theirs was a game of
love. Because of her love for him Me
leese had kidna ped him from his post
of duty, had sent him a prisoner to
this death house in the wilderness
Love had eXcuIpated her. That same
love would exculpate him. He would
make her prisoner, and Jean should
drive them back to the wekusko. Me
leese herself had set the pace, and he
would follow It, And what woman, If
she loved man, would not surrender
after this? In their sledge trip he
would have her to himself, for not only
an hour or two. but for days. Surely
in that time he could win. There
would be pursuit perhaps; he might
have to fight, but he was willing and
q trifIe anxious to fight.
He went to bed that night and
dreamed of things that were to hap
pen A second day, a third night and
third day came With each hour
grew his anxiety for jeans return. At
times he was almost feverish to have 4
the affair over with. He was confident |
Of the outcome, and yet he did not fail
to take the Frenchman's true measure !
meat. He knew that Jean was like |
live wire and steel. as agile as n cat,
more than a match with himself in
open fight despite his own superior
weight and size.
He devised dozen schemes for J
jeans undoing. One was to leap on
him while he was eating. another to
spring on him and choke him into
partinl insensibility as he knelt beside
his pack or fed the Gre, third to
strike "A blow from behind that would
render him powerless. But there was
in this last that was re-
pugnant to him He remembered that
Jean had saved his life; that in no In.
stance had he given him physical pain
BE would watch for an opportunity,
lake advantage OF the Frenchman, as
Croisset had taken advantage OF him,
but he would not hurt him seriously.
It should be as fair a struggle as
lean had offered him, and with the
handicap in his favor the best man
would win.
On the morning of the fourth day
IowIand was awakened by sound
hat came through the aperture in the
vail. 1t wns the sharp yelping bark
Il dog, followed an instant later by
he sharper crack OF whip and a ia
niliar voice.
Jean Croisset had returned.
With a single leap he was out of
is bunk. Half dressed he dnrted to
he door and cTouched there, the mus
les OF his arms tightening, his body
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/ f0 EYoND the door Rowland
d heard Jean pause. There fol
| S@P$ lowed few moments silence,
W. as though the other were
listening for sound within. Then there
came a fumbling at the bar and the
door swung inward.
bon jour. m'seur!" called jeans
cheerful voice as he stepped inside.
''Is It possible you are not up. win all
this dog barking and
His eyes had gone to the empty
| bunk. Despite his cheerful greeting
| Rowland saw That the Frenchman's
face was hnGgarl and pale as he turn
! ed quickly toward him. He observed no
fuHher than that but flung his whole
weight on the Einprepared Croisset, and
together they crashed to the door.
There was scarce a struggle and Jean
lay still. He was flat on his back, his
arms pinioned TO his sides. and bring
ing himself HStride the Frenchman's
body so that each knee imprisoned an
arm Rowland cooIly began looping
the babeesh thongs that he had snatch
ed from the table as he sPrang to the
door. Behind Howland's back Jeans
legs shot suddenly upward. In a quick
choking clutch of steel-lIke muscle they
Gripped about his neck like powerful
arms. and in another instant he was
twisted backward with a force that
sent him half neck broken to the op-
posite wall. He staggered to his feet
daZed for n moment, and Jean Croisset
stood in the middle of the floor. his
caribou skin coat thrown Off. his hands |
clinched. his eyes darkenIng with a |
dangerous fire. AS quickly MS II had |
come the tre died away. and as he al. |
vanced slowly his shoulders hunched |
over, his white teeth EIenming in n
smile Howland smiled back and adj.
vanced to meet him. There was no
humor, no friendllness. in the smiles.
Both had seen thRt dash of teeth and
deadly scintilIation of eyes at other
times, and both knew what it meant.
II believe that ! will kill you,
m'seur." said jean softly. There was
no excitement. no tremble of passion,
in his voice. ~ hive been thinking
that ought TO kill you 1 had almost
made up my mind to kill you when /
came back to this AIaIson de Mort
Rouge. IT Is the Justice of God that X
kill your Il
The two men circled like beasts in n l.
pit. Rowland in tho attitude of box
er, Jean with his shoulders bent, his \
arms slightly curved at his side. the y
toes Of his moccasined feet beHring his
weight. Suddenly he launched him {
self at the others throat.
In dash Rowland stepped little
70 one side and shot out a crushing I
blow that caught lean on the side OF r
he head and sent him nat on his e
Il
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BOARD
continued from paEe y

Browns creek will be free from mine
sulphur water flowing through this
stream and other communicating trib-
utaries. The contract provides for
the completion of the dam by Novem.
Der 80, 1911.
On petition of G. c. Oliver, general
manager of the HazeI-AtIas glass
factory, and other large water CON
sumers, the resident engineer was
authorized to extend the preseSt
S-inch line from a point opposite
Boyle's store on Sycamore street 10
the corporate limits near the Baltl-
more and Ohio crossing on Sycamore
street, and the further expense o.
carrying the line to the companys
plant is to be paid by it.
The residents of the east End IN
the vicinity of the Loop hotel being
entirely without adequate FIRE pro-
lection, it was ordered that the new
l2-inch line recently completed to
Cherry street be extended to the cor
Dorate limits on East Pike street. and
that sufficient pumbcr of flre n.y.
irants be installed for the protection
IF neighboring property
Conditions at the pumping station
we're taken up at the meeting ana on
he recommendation of James u
dcClintock resident engineer. the
ontract for the repair of boilers. Nos.
3 and A, was awarded to the Salem
BOILER Works, its price on the wo.Is
eing the lowest OF several bidders.
The question of several large water
onsumers who are alleged TO be-
aging practically nothing in pro-
ortion to the service received was
eferred until the next meeting OF
lie board.
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MocUDLoM FUNERAL.

The funeral of RusseI King McCul-
lom, tho conference.-the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. s. D. McculIom, OF
Nortbvlow. was held Tuesday after
noon at O'Clock at the home in
Northview. burial following in ths
Elk View cemetery.
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DANIELS IN JAIL.

WILLIAMSON, July ls.-CharIes
Daniels. SIR. whose wife and. daugh-
ter we're some time ago killed by a
posse in. search OF him, has been
landed in the Local jail. He is ac-
cused of the murder of Henry Davis
two months ago. Daniels viii make
a defanse that he shot to protect
himself.
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MISSIONARY NIIaBETING.

"A union missionary meeting will
be held in the Central Presbyterian
church Thursday evening at 7:45
O'Clock. The subject will be ia
pan" All are most cordially in
vited to this meeting.
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PENSION BILLS.

WASHINGTON d. c., Ju7y IS
"A bill has been introduced in the
House to grant an increase of PEN
sion to Allen Taylor, of Spring
Hill, as well as to grant pensions to
David King. of Romont. and Nancy
J. Bryant, of Burnwe
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BABY BoRN.

Johnny Caussaun,. agent for the
clarksburg Brewing Company. is TAX
ing a holiday today and celebrating
the birth Of a twelve pound baby girl
which arrived at his home at North
view Monday evening. Mother and
babe are doing nicely.
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BEER CHOSEN.

FATRN1ONT, July 1S-Prof. w. A.
Beer, formerly mbm Der of the Fair
mont state normal school faculty
and afterwards connected with the
editorial star OF the Fairmont
Times, has been chosen principal OF
the sabraton high school at Nor
gantown.
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tense with the gathering forces with
in him
The spur of the moment had driven
him to quick decision. His opportu-
nifty would come when Jean Croisset
passed through that door.
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MAN JAILED FOR TRIAL.

John H. Fink was arrested and
Jailed Tuesday by Constable William
Post to await trial before Justice g.
IT. Gordon on a charge Of skipping
a board bill amounting to 1910.
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Miss Thelma Post. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. william Post. Of west PIKE
street, is visiting relatives. and friends
at Jane Lew fo1. n week.. Vs-
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FAVE YOU REAnr IL.

The AdleF-i-lSa, book telling how
you can EASILY guard against APP
pendicitis. and get instant relief from
stomach and bowel trouble. Is being
read with much interest by clarlSs-f
burg people. 1t is given away free
by F. G. Bland. druggist.
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To the ant-hunter, -hlInter-
to anyone 10 whom the words '.rOr
rent" have timely Intcrcst-tIlc Tel
egFnm classlfteI ads. tender real SER
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VISIT NF1RMARY.

"A visit of inspection was paid by
the members of the county court
Tuesday to the iDfrmary in course
of erection on the county farm.
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ITO be eontinuod.)
OFFICE DISCONTINUED.

WASHINGTON. D. c, July IS
The ,postofice at Beech, Calhoun
county, has been discontinued. Mail
Will be sent to Arnoldsburg.
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California sherry vino Sc per gal
Ion; Imported sherry Wine $3.50 per
gallon at Burke'S Family Liquor
store, Fourth st.
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SIpSANNA FOR CHILDREN
Prevents cholera 5nfanlum.
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CHAPTER XII.
THE FIeHT.

EYoND the door Rowland
heard Jean pause. There fol-
lowed a few moments silence.
as though the other were
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8 a6% Brass Beds, laquef finish .SIl5O
$4,000 Royal Satin finish Brass Beds, p
double husks- Sale price. ..s..... 41J.J0
$4,000 Royal Satin finish Brass Beds. 3-ineh
continuous post with 311s-inch Gfll IN
double husks- Sale price. -. .dE5Ip5B
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-19
Ientumia Wannerdor.

Tieier bsliebte uno itreb'ame Berein
p.ronitaltst am Sonrtag. ben 22. Cta
tobsr i'm groben Soo,e Der arbeiterz
bad, feline idbrlihea absnOunt.rhdltung.
lie SGnaer unter Gsitung hires be-
ipGbrt.n 1irissnten prof. gouarc
Strubel boben i.ifWot9su ssprp6t. I'm
ibren 5reunben uno g0unern sinsn
aenusreihsn 4benb gu p.rTfsoffen.
Dos grosramm, psLtes um 8 llbr
onfGnat, laut.t pie fol8t:
gbor: ,WuIiiant.n3aubsr" 8. Wullsr
9iolinsSolo: .4ir gorie", pisrrsRooe
berr Iheooor 5ole.
gbcr: .1ss Sobnss 9etmtshr"
Rob. aramer
a.nOr. solo: sd li.ss Did"
Sos. Shuls
Serr @iIb. 5trubm.
ebOr (3OpP.ls GuaytsttJ: gMuts
tsrher3" Rob. aramer
Di. 6erren Wlf. 5trobm. gb,
Riooins.r. Sob. Eunt. Yaul So
dom. 2ouis Stte. 5riB Stts,
Otto 2iebrih. jriB podert.
SppranzSoli:
Al .Sf ! mere uFois" Go.5sisl6tri
b. ,5bs Woonpsc,y" &. Repir
Grduieir CIgd Ctte.
aomiite S5ens: Der Roubers
fang" =. arsnmani
Die 5err.n Wilb Strohm uno
| Ben. JleD.rmann.
gbor: .5lt. Did" .Gtrihn.
| Siibiihes gouplet; sd bin Der
Siant 5iIbsritsig" 80. F. 5hisi
5rr aarI 5Obdnnisu.
gbpr. .5ans dIotttHburih" ..
Wilh. SIurr
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Neue Nomte
Siir Die 0eitmooo StraHenbabn. 2inis
BON ben SeiuoBnern Ieifiuuoos
angeitrebt.

IN Sahen Der BON 9urgern Welts
moods ongeitrebten 9erdnotrnng Der
Route Der gDeItpooo Strabenbubns
linie, iiber bic in oieIen Spalten be-
reits ausfiibrIih berihtet iporoen 1T,
iono gsit.rn Worsen cine Sisung ots
StraBenbabntommittses beg Staotra@
thes itdti, in ipslher bic BefurDorter
Der gsrdnosruns 8u Worte tamsH. ets
ne peiters SiBung III auT 9onneritag
nGHiier Wohs anberaumt iporbsn, um
ben Geonern Der 9erdnoerung 9eles
senbeit 3u g.bsn, ihre aniihtsn jI
dubern.
als 0runo fir bic astpiinihte Bets
dnoerune ipdr bem Stootrdth in elmer
3uihrift mitastbeilt rporoen, oab sie
Qinie an Der SehfeH 4oenue burh
cine 8eaenb qinee. bic namsntlih eie
mprol Der ainber ssfabroe 9ieiss
araument rpuros audi IN Der gefrissn
Sibuna bon Rep. gi..sn. pon ber Ct.
aatberinen airhe in Weitpccb uno
Rep. quer poresbraf3t. 5err Wiaiun
II
| G. q. Sstamp bstonte. bdb Der Vsrs
| tehr auf Der Sshit.n 4peniie in elnen
tpahrhaften 5hredenst.mpo Dor ltf
aeH uno es infolssoeH.n unoerhdltniB'
mdBia laues nshme. um Die iehs Usst'
| len big udh WeitDoco surud8ulsgtn
3u guniten Der 8erlegung Der 9bat
o.n oon Der Bonmitlsr Strabe an mad
| Der Sisbenten apenue, dubsrten nd
nod, oi. 5errsn u. q. Ripper.. Sohr
Tornett., IT,. Saiob arollmann. Nil'
| liam 6. tnight uno Stootrathsmst'
lieb Gd.rt BON Der "a. Ddro.
| Stcotraibsmiielieo Seulp perira
| bic Sut.reI.n Der Oeinaftsleuts UNI
genobner Der S.hften aDenue uno be
mertts, oab i.in.s WiFens mad gan
.n.raiia ses.n bic 8.rlssuns Der VI
nj. BON itinen aonItitusnttn prote'tlr
,peroeu fpiiroe. 4uf isinen Wunie
lpuros odnn bic neit.re SisuHs Dc
aommiitess in oiei.r an.lssenbeit au
1onneritag ,ommenosr WodN aHee
rdurr.,
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Der mGttiae, $4,000 gfunb I6pere
Granitblpt iIt nun eingetroffen uHD
purae geitsrn i'm SnIpooo part aus
esiteat uno 3Dar an elmer Steue, ouB
man oas TeHtmaI bon Der Bine
Gtrabe aus bfuuem ie6en tarn. Sm
SauIs bss bsutigsn Ioges ntrb 9erc
2sopoIb 5ettpei5 oas marmorneSah
bib einfiigen, uno aud Die Srpn3e
Qotiptafei pirb uuf Der Riitfeite oes
Wpnumsnts bsFeftiat perosn,
Die 8orbereitunseu fir bic Gnts
buuunosfeier inn bumit ale eetrofs
f,n uno Der 8urhfubrung oes ura
Ipriingiich oeplanten Gtupetbuugsa
9roaramms Itebt nt6ts mehr I'm 8ea
ce. Ias Girsise, mas pos Deutmula
apmmittee fir udhftsn Spnntag non
bruut,t unp rpinidt, iit ih0ues5erbHs
rpstter. 1as Programm fir bic Jeler
piro iibermorseu in bisiem SIatts be'
tannt asmd6t.
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Che -GrlanbniRidein..

lGam. Benjomin, 26, ashItOns. 70. .9d.
l2illian s5ribman, q, California, ..
lQorman BERN, %. 1886 Clinton ctr.
lgrminie Campbell, "a, 1858 Glart
ctr.
(alfreb 2enart, %, 1923 20. z. gps.
laate Jlannisan, q, 1922 Ststtis
MUS 4pe.
lDm. r. Craig, q, Wtaoiionpille.
lSojepbine 6. Meaulnu, 1923 Ruis
fell 4pe.
lJrunt Di.fenbad, 80. 1O46 Gutter
I ctr.
iMinnts See 5sinlein, 80. oesgl.
{7reb. metrine. 81, 1917 5orbusStr
lbilba 0uget, 26, Geitruoob 2tpenu'
unb Quebec Hoab.
lgeOra. .. Wscgombs, 81, Gonnsrs
pile, s5nb.
l9raee &. 5oiparo, 30, 2odlano
(ssames 81. Gortett, q, Sri. QDe.
l5efii. W. 5immonos, Is, 26 5iinf
Sehnts Ctr.
lgbdrl.s i. Mad, q, 6aroins6urg
( Snoiana.
eaDina ys. R.inboro,, 21, 27o6 Bin
Ctr.
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Gunheon.

Der 2unnepn, fpsIteu Der Damsns
perrin Der 0ritteH Deutit,n Nrot.
9emsinoe (Yaitor $. oaefnsr) I'm
Sdullotni Der Stride an DalnutStr.,
nabe 9. ctr. peranitaltst, nahm aes
tern stnsn sldnasnosn 4nfuns. Die
0amen boben alles iein arranstrt uHp
srnteten fir bic fsin 5uberettsten
Speiisn uno Die prompts geoienung
sroBes Sob. Die glahfrase nah ben
gut subereiteten Siibnern mar eine ID
srobe, bob bic Damen fur beute eineu
nod srobsrsn 9orrdtb etngeIest bas
ben. Der Elm 5reunb elmer gutter
oeutinen aiide lit, iolIte niht Der.
idmmen. beute gum 2unheon Su toni
men. Die 1iihe fperbeu BON IL bis
2 ubr geosdt iein. Der geiuh maj
eeitern .in iebr itdrter. Inter bsr
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Robert 8. Npoo tit RahlabDerIpal'
ter BON Gara1 g. g,innen; 9runbeis
genthum $1,000.
gobert ID. Stolnortbp lit VohldBs
perpalter pon Cigar 81. Stolporthp;
perfondlien $1,000.
ylorente 6enneiiD lit glahldBpsr'
ioalterin BON Gmilp 8olger; perionas
lien 1920.
Robert 2. Rienep III Ra6laBper'
matter BON Wtaria uno Witasl Rig
nep; Grunbsigsnthum $2500 reip
$500.
Gamuel 3. Sads 1T Nahlabper
lpaIier bon Roie +. Suhs; pericna
lien $1,000. 0runbeigentbum $50, 900
Qntbonp gublsr iii Rahlabperpolte'
BON Gli3afeth @rammer; psrionaliel
$1,000.
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lie Gdrbigsn 5omsr Ian uno
WiQiam Sancers purosn neasn
a!einoiebfabls gu il 80 sassn Ars
beitshaus uno $50 uno Rotten ptruss
thsilt. Sie bdttsn aus oem 9duie 9to.
324 Deit igiinfts 4otnue sinsn 4nsug
a.Iipblen uub ihn oann bst elEsM
Qfanoont.l perisst.
Dalter IraSisr, Elm Wlulnst., tpuro.
um 500 uno soften 6eitraft, neil
az einen itdrfselaosnsn RsDolp.r nit
iid krumssihleppt bate. ws,t $50
unb ben Rotten fam Der Rsssr 5am.s
3. Wse2ean oapon, on oem Elm 2oot'
ihlda,r sefunoen Dorosn trar.
Sin traurigss Bib tpuroe in oer
grhonoluns esssn CHARTS Root sni'
rcli, Der ptasn 1runtenNit perhdtt.l
tporben mar. Is tpuroe HGHslih nah'
aspieI,u, bdB Root itIne aus Jron
unb aht ainoern beittbenot Jomili'
ouf nns 8roblihite pernchIdflisi UNI
parben ldbt, p1hreno sr ieinen Der
ni,nit burh bi. aeble iaat 9orsefterT
bate er pom Ieinem $19.75 betragsnbsr
Mphenlobn i.iner Jrcu sanss lips
Tpllars a.g,ben uno ben Reii curhae
bracat. Damn perlansts sr aud nod
bic sipei Dollars uno lpuroe, od bt
Irau bds 0eln niht beraeben fuoute
bunearsiilif. mas 5u ieiner Yerhaf
iuna Fiihrte. Rihi,r gooe itrafts ihl
um s. unp gab o,m polisiiteu Wplsr
Der bic 8erboftune oorsenomm.n, osl
aut.n Ra,h, Root bel Der ndhfstn De
leoenbeit uuter Der antlase Der Der
nadl1iianns Der 5ou.ilie au perbdf
| ten. bamit Der guri6s, oie ihm &c
biibrence Stroie srbalien scnns.
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.fpd, amt abaeIamfeu,

Ginen oSrrtbum, Der auf Elm 9dar
psrbdnguiBpoa fur ibn senorpen ipd'
re, besiuq gsltern Worgsn Der 70
Sabre aIte Utichasl Gonuers bon 9lo.
32S Sit SiebeHte aDsnue. gonners
ppllts aeiteru Moraen 8u friiher Stunz
be, Do er iid} ttdi aan3 Erobl runl!s,
einsn 5d)ndps trinten. erIpi'chte Isoof
in Der 3untelbeit Die pertehrte 5Ia'de
uno trant eineu asbprioen Sc'.n6
qmontat. @r puree iofprt mad oem
SpriBenbdus Der Gompagnis gEo. 4
aebrott unp pon bort init ee'n
gdtrplpageu nah D,m ftdoti'hen 500
ipitol uberfiibrt, nc bic serSte ourdb
anDenbuug Der Nagenpumpe 1hn
ba!p auRer 2shensgsFabr hatteR.
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| Der hrifilimen WobltbGiigteit iint
Drinesnb eirgslaoen bsisnDobnsn.
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Seuerpcrllatuua.

Die Itaotiihe 5eusrpsbr piro auf
sinsn gsitsrn Dor Ssuertpebrdef 4rnis
bolp srIaIiensn gefehl bin. bic itdotis
Ide Sroinans itritt ourhfiibren, Iaut
pelhsr Die 5sEerpebr bds Rs6t 6at.
Gle Sebdube su inipi3ireu uno Wabs
nabmsn CUR 9erbutung bon Jeuern
ansuprnnsH. 3upiosrbonoluusen sesen
Die 4noronuneen Der 5suerrsbrLeute
perben nit elmer 9elbitrafe bon 500
fir jeosn Sas. tpdbrsno oeHsn Die ans
oronunsen niht befolgt rpsroeR, &C.
ahRoet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-19

Zen 0ertehrttn srrpiidts bic poli-
ssi ais lie am Eisnitae in Sbdrons
piIle sinsn seipiiien Sohn Derusr una
ter Der antlass Derbofieie. oem bieiis
sen 3psia Der 6eilsarme. S13 perun.
treut su haben. pobreno er ais elsr'
Inn gitabtl nOtsl iunsirit. Wsrnsl
tatie aesen Tsins 0erbaituns abiolui
nihs proteitirt unb oas Gritaunen Del
1eamsen fpar oaher iein 9erinses. alE
Wlapor Sparis Don Der 0eiIsarmee se'
tern stleaenilih Der aonfrontirunl
nit benz Werbafitten iurser 1anb er'
tldrit. nab Der gerbnfiets nit ben
anaebliten Defrdubnnien ni6t ioen
iifh lei. SelbhreptHo rpurbe der.
ner iofort in 1reihkit eeiesi nnb 81
purbe ibm GahrselD aestben, ioooB G
nah Sbaronpint suriidfebren tOnnie
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-19

q San,ss a.een, 40 Sabre, "a Oh
Court Strube, guftrohr,usnt3iincuus
Ulorp SpesHsr 75 Sabre, 900
garfieIo 4psnus, 5arnpsreiftuns.
Ratel Ritfir. 9 Sabre, Snqusit u:
Shnebe
Mnrn Rsui6. rs Sabre, 1856 Ban
miller Str, S6lasfinB
alops gampbsQ. "a Sabre, 21l W
6. 4pe., 5ubertuIois.
5bomns gun,, 80 Sabre. 526 Au'
ouitn Etrab.. 5aQiuht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-19

9G'ten paren 6err 8urgermeiiter
Shpub, Sihsrbeitsbirettor email,
Die Rihter 2uosrs, Spisgei, Shipaab,
bic Serren 9ubrmaRr, Grots, Sad
mann, Bep. aoebler, 9udenberger
uue oiele anpere promtnente oerren
uuo 9amen. ginige 5srren. peIte
am GrihHtnsn psrbinoert paren,
Iunotsn an paitor soaefner aniebus
Ii6e GjeIobetrdgs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-19

Charles unb anna 6duisr. 1904
Sonathan apenus. andbs.
Sobn unb Warp Shonhoft, 2724
Moaner Ctr, IRdoheH.
Serbert unb Gariittne 1rats, 12a
syoreIt aos., arobe.
Qouis unc gsfie aorp, 1345 5obr
5ttdbs. Wao6tn,
Iranf nno I{urit Stdggs, 212e
mabifcn Roco, Wlibtsn.
CHARTS unS Carrie 9s.rsamp, l2ol
Weff Eiebente qUs.. Waao6en.
gDilIiam unc ifraness Jlottstr, 73l
Weit ssiinite gp,.. MdoheH.
5aiob uno Wlarp alstn. 1918 Rae
Strobs, Waotsn.
I IL.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-19
BaOild(er Nnlera.. .0erein.
Gbrie a.tnu absno feline altsn ylIt'
GIieber in iiMnisn Weiit.

72 oerfslbsn erbieItsn itlberne Subiz
ldums =&b5eihen. = Sung's aapsIle
uno Der 8aperii4e Dldnnerhor
berberrli6en Die 5eisr. - 4uBerors
bentlid grObe 8etbeiligung Der Dtits
glieper unb ibrer 6nmilten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-19

probirt II. 9. Netal Qoliib'
unb -NarieeperI Erienb.. =