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DON'T WAIT
Take Advantage of a Brink ley Citizen s Experience
 Before it's too Late.

When the back begins to ache,
 Don't wait until backache be- comes chronic;
 Till serious kidney troubles de- velope;
 I'll urinary troubles destroy night s rest.
 Profit by a Brinkley citizen s experience.
 Mrs. C.L. Hodges, Arkansas St. Brinkley, Ark. says; l am firm believer in the merit of Doan's Kidney Pills and my only regret is that this did not come to my notice sooner. | If such were the case, l would have been saved great d saI ot suffering and expense. At times I had severe pains in my back and if stood any length ot tune, i I became completely exhausted. i I had read a great deal about Deans Kidney Pills and being l impressed with the wonderful cures they had effected, l decld- ed to give them a trial. l pro- cured a box from the New Drug Store and began taking them &C., cording to directions. l was cured shortly and l have not been bothered by Kidney com plaint since. 7"
 For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co.,, Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name-Doan' s and take no other.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
Plaintiff

Mrs. Margaret Tait, Plaintiff
 Vs.
 Charles McMillan, Defendant In pursuance to decree rendered in the Monroe Chancery Court on the 9th day of October 1910, day of the October l9lC term.
 The undersigned who was by the Court appointed Commissioner to carry into eff feet said decree, will on
 FRIDAY. APRIL HATH, 1911, sell, on the ground where the west door of the Court House in the City of Clarendon, was, in Monroe County, Arkansas, the fol- lowing described real estate to- wit:
 Southeast quarter of the Northwest quar- ter; Southwest quarter of Northeast quar- ter, and 30 acres out of the Northwest quarter of the Northeast quarter of Section One CD, the said 30 acres being described as follows:-Commencing 2o.ll chains west of the corner of Township & 4 North, and Ranges 2 & 3 Vest thence west IS chains; thence South 20 chains; thence East IS chains: thence North 20 chains to place of beginning, all lying in Section One ti) in Township Three North. Range Three West. Monroe County Ark ausas.
 Said sale will be upon q credit of three rontks. the purchaser will be required 10 give note with approved personal s:- curty. and lien will be retained upon said land 10 secure the purchase price.
 Said sale is for the purpose of satisfying a decree against the defendant for $7o5. 25 with 10 per cent interest thereon from Oct. 9th, l9lo to date of sale, together with all costs of suit, and of this sale.
 JAS. ENGEL,
 Commissioner Clarendon, Ark. March 22nd, 1911.
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Mrs. Tom Vaughn and bright young son, Eugene, are in the city, the guests of Mrs. Vaughn $ sister. Mrs. F. T. Murphy.
 The ARGUS by accident ne glected to mention the return to Brinkley of Frank Gum, who IS now a salesman at the Gazzola Grocery Co.
 The success of Wm. A. Owens, the clever young real estate man in Little Rock, is arrested by the arrival of a fine baby girl who arrived on Wednesday night at their Little Rock home. Con- gratulations.
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WHEN the land owners of this
 section get it thro their heads,
 that the taxes. they are NOW
 paying, because of their failure to have good roads is far great CT than the amount they would pay if they were to go into bonding district, and borrow mon- ey and build the roads right now,
 they will open their eyes at their own folly. The wear and tear on their wagons, vehicles, and
 teams, the necessity of employ ing double the horse power to haul half of the load, the practi- cal inaccessibility of their farms, is part of the way that they are each year paying this great tax for having no roads. On the other hand, if they had perma- nent roads every acre of land
 contiguous to these good roads would be worth, in dollars and cents, double what 1t is now worth. This is not an idle asser- tion that cannot be proved. All our farmers have to do is to take the old worn out countries in Tennessee. Georgia and Ken lucky where the building of these permanent roads have simply forced their land values up to S100 per acre. Peoole coming in want it bad enough to hGr. at this e1orno Is price r2tha IT than come just a few miles to Ark ansas. and get mnch finer land at tenth the value. These new people come to Arkansas, see our backward backwoods plan of road building and go away simply because they can't afford to in-
 vest and suffer the inconvenience and loss, that our people have to suffer. If our property owners
 could but see the good road ques- in the right light, there would be a permanent roadway North and South, East and West thro Monroe county, and they would borrow the money and sell 20 year bonds to do it. They
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GOOD MUTTON TYPE OF SHEEP
Tendency of Public to Consume More of Meat Attributed to Care'u'
 Dressing of Carcasses.

Tn his work on profitable stock feed- ing Prof H. R. Smith calls attention 10 the growing tendency on the part of the public to consume more nut ion. He attributes this in part to the fact that mutton carcasses are more carefully dressed and better rlpened than formerly and in addition better grade of mutton sheep is being pro duced. Furthermore it is marketed earlier than was the case a few years ago. During former years when WOOL was higher in price, the country "as largely stocked with fine-woled sheep of the distinctly wool breeds. These sheep were retained on the farms per hans several years for the annual cnp of wool. and when finally placed upon the market had become so aged as to make the meat tough, as well as strongly favored With lower prices of wool, there have come about marked changes in the character of hocKs. Rams of the mutton breeds, including the Shropshire, Southdown, Hamp
 shire. Cotswold, Oxford, Lincoln and Leicester. have been crossed upon na- tive fine-wooled ewes, resulting III good quality of mutton stock, Ihese cross-bred mutton sheep do not pro
 duce so heavy fleece as do the MeF- ino and at prevailing prices for WOOL it is not profitable to carry them over for their second clip and the little h. crease in weight; but their points or excellence for mutton production are so much greater than their dehcieH- cies for wool production in comparl- son with the Merino, that they are now in greater favor. Merino ewes
 of the improved strains are still pre- ferred for range conditions, because they not only sheer a heavier fleece, but their dense, fine wool and smaller frames make them better able to withstand the hardships of the range. With the more recent advance in the price of wool, there Is now tendency upon the part of farmers to retain in the breeding ewes somewhat more of the Merino blood, depending upon the heavy mutton rams to produce type of lamb which has proved very satis- factory in the feed lot. though some
 what smaller than higher grades of mutton stock
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Wins $sOoO in Decision.

Messrs. w. K. Sims, H. A. Carter and T. H. Jackson, were bondsmen some IA years ago for H. A. Parker, who was guardian of Earl M. Wilson (son of Sidney J. Wilson.) They were sued on the bond and judgment given against them by the Chancery Court for S5S07. An appeal was taken by theil. Ar.orae. (. F. Greenlee, and the case was this week reversed by the Su- preme Court who fixed the amount for them to pay at only S327-a winning for them about S5OOO over the chancellor's de- cission.
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Episcopals Hold V
 Brinkley.

At the First pr church this morning s clock Rev. c. H, Loots Episcopal Rector of Hsl ficlated this morning at service held by the Epis in the Presbyterian a which three young child tie Odgen Brown, Alfra Howard and Lois Ln were baptised.
 Tell 'em you saw it in r
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Zent News.

My, how it rained here Monday afternoon and night.
 J. w. Coats made a business trip to Brinkley Friday.
 T. w. Smith made a flying trip to Brinkley Sunday morn- ing.
 Health is very good at this writing and the farmers are all busy.
 School is progressing nicely with Miss Lula A. Wyman as teacher.
 The rice growers on. the prairie east of here are rushing their work at present.
 Vim. Cook and M. A. Haynes made a business trip to the county seat Monday. Deputy Sheriff Brown, of Hun ter, passed through here Friday last with a couple of prisoners. Clifford Dozhier, from near Wheatley, has a great deal of business at Zent of late. 1 Won- der why.
 An Ohio officer visited here a few days ago and took Wm. Carey back to Ohio to stand trial for forgery.
 MT. Fornby, the Cotton Belt and M. & N. A. agent at Fargo, was a caller at T. w. Smith s Sunday afternoon. A. k. Ward and family, from north of Zent, have moved to Searcy county, where they will make their future home. J. C. Kersey, from near Wheatley, was at Zent Friday afternoon. Mir. Kersey is pre- pairing to move below Brinkley.
 Zent Local Union meets the 2nd and 4th Tuesday nights in each month and all members are earnestly requested to be present at these meetings.
 On Wednesday night, March 22nd, three rolls of American , fence wire was taken from the store of P. R. Anderson at Zent. Constable William Cook and J. w. Coats tracked the wagon from where the wire was loaded to near John Juniors house where the wire was found Thurs day afternoon. Junior was ar rested but gave leg bail and de- parted for parts unknown to the writer. Hope he will be brought in soon.
 NOVIIS.
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WASH THAT nCH AWAY

It is said that there are certain springs in Europe that give relief and cure to Eczema and other skin dis eases. If you knew that by washing In these waters you could be relieved from that awful itch, wouldn't you make every effort to take trip to Europe at Cnce? Would yon not be willing to spend your last cent to hna the cure?
 But you need not leave home for these distant springs Relief is right here in your own home town,
 A simple wash of Oil of Winter green, Thymol and other ingredients as compounded only in D. D. D Pre- scription will bring instant relief to that terrible burning itch, and leave the skin as smooth and healthy as that of a chld
 If you have net already tried 1t, get at least a 25-cent hottie today We as- sure you of instant relief.
 The New Drug Store, w. H. Mclean, Proprietor.
The Brinkley argus., 1911-04-07

In the sare B,7s Student (to bestscllirg 'd aYes, I am just like yoa. Ola| never write either exeeN | money!."
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cission.
The Brinkley argus., 1911-04-07
GOOD SELF-FEEDING TROUGH
Rectangular Frame Constructed So Cattle May Work Out Feed as
 Needed Without Clogglng.

The rectangular frame is feet wide and 10 feet high, and Is con, structed of 4x4 inch material This serves as a frame for the feeder, as well as support for the track of the feed carrier which runs from the barn to the point marked T. The bin is but
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VIM. B. FOL SOM. Editor.

The earthquake didn't ha ve any perceptible effect on the Arkansas Legislature as they are still apparently waiting for an inspiration to pass something.
The Brinkley argus., 1911-04-07
A SeIf-F Feeder.

l6 inches high at the opening and the opening is six inches high. This construction is necessary In order te enable the cattle to work the feed ou, as needed and to prevent clogging. The studding which is of 2x4-inch material Is placed four feet apart inside the bir and s~. support the sides.
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would see their lands jump in value from $25 to $50 per acre, just as the lands of other good road sections have done.
The Brinkley argus., 1911-04-07
A sri-r.s Yslr

Sailor--Just at t.3at acae.- ''i. '9- ther received a bull.t tsat c''t both his arms and legs and thre7 hi 2 into the sea. Fortunately he knew how to swim.-Le Eire.
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Reason Help In Trouble. We ocght to call in reason. like a good physician. as help in misfor. Epictctus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-30
aaedes Ctaesasfss gpnsbta aonnerfas, 30: Gpa 1911

feline betagte 5rau nit etnem S6rots
getpebr erf9oifen unD ii9 bann felbit
tn gleiher Weife getobtet.
Das pdur bate ii9 DOr GINGER 3ett
iiber Gelbangelegenbeiten ge5antt, unb
btes bat tpd6rf6einIth gu Dem Worb
unb Selbitmorb gefiibrt.
Somerfet ap.. 20. Mdr3. -
5rau 2ula Spencer. bic Dor Elm paar
Sagsn BON ibrem 8atten, @sorge
Spencer, in WbttelD gefhofen tpurbe,
1T am Wlittipo6 ibren @unben erles
gen. Spencer be9auptet. baB es iif
nm sinen unsIiidli6en 3ufall banble,
bic syruu bat dber Dor ibren @noe
feterli6 beI6noren, baB tbr Wdnn iie
dbitdtlih gefdoTen babe, unb bias
tpirb aud BON Der tleinen Sohter oes
gaares, Der ein5igen augen8euSin, BE-
itdtiqt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-30

CONNER geba6te er Der alien 6eimotb
ipieber einen 8efu9 dbsuItdtten. 5err
Sftenfamp biente felt nebreren Ulonaz
ten aIs @eidnorener i'm Supertors
@srtht unb erfiillte, .sbf6on er an eiz
mem 6ersfeiben ldborirte, setreulih In
Ri6ter Spiegels @eridt biefe 8iirgerz
pfIt6t, Bis am DienItag Morgen ii6
Tsin 3uftanb. berart 0erf6limmefte,
bdb er bds 6aus ni6t mebr DerlaFen
fonnts. am Dienitag Rittas that er
bdnn aud ben leBten at6em5ng. 2n
nG6eren aneeb0rigen binterldbt Der
9eretpigte bts gramgebeuste Satin,
stpsi S06ter, 5rdu M. 9ur4er unb
FRI. 5berefe Sitentnmp, fopie bret
5Dbne, bic 5erren Sofepb Sitentamp
BON Detroit unb alpbons unb 5beos
Dor Sitenfamp bon bier. Die 8eerbis
gung finbet am 5reitng Morgen nm
bal6 neun ll9r pom 5rauerhauie aus
ftatt, fpprauf nm 8 llbr in Der ct.
,Srdneis De 5alss 4ir6e sin feierlifes
Reouiem celebrirt iperben iptrb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-30
periOnal' 0otisen.

ginen ipdderen admpen bat bas
biefise Deutihthum in 6srrn ! bn
y. Sfenfdmp perloren, Der i'm
4lter BON 60 sSabren In ieiner Wobs
nung, RD. TIA gldnton 5irabe,
Dalnut Offs. sinem Sersleibsn eriez
aen iIi. Der Dd1ingsibiebene mar
aus RDrbeu in Oitfrisslano ssbirtig
unb ihon I'm alter BON 10 Sabren
nab Cincinnati gefrmmen. oas ibm
3ur sipeiten 6eimatb ipurbe. 5rob<
benz mar sr in ieinen Gtfinnunstn
unb 9nfi6ten ternbsutfth gebfisbeH
nnb sr mar itets bsreit. fur beutIde
9eitrebunssn nit Ratb uno 5bdt Gins
suftsben. 6err Sfteniamp mar bon
Beirut Gonbitor unb bate lnnse Sabrt
binbnrh Elm @ef6dft an ber Doobz
burn Mpenue, bos er jehod3 Dor nuns
mehr feds Sabren aafsab. Seit oies
Ttr 3eit spirtte CT bouptfGhlid1 i'm
Snierei1e beatiher 8eltrebunsen uHb
bate seIegentlih rnebrsrer Rtiien ndf
bem alten Wattrlnnne nos Wsien unb
bos Gpitem Der In GeutinInnb eriftis
rtnhen GelfIlsnpersine griinblih ifus
birt unb feline Heobahtungen Iitteras
.rif@ nsripsrtbst. ala4 I'm iommsHbsu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-30
g6ifisnad)ri6ten.

Rem gprf, 20. Mdrs. angst.:
wgene3iu" BON Marfeille; rJIoriba"
pon Reupel; rRoon" bon Bremen.
Qbgeg.: ,gampauia" nah2iDerpool;
sgretic" na6 RsapeG; n4tgenttna"
na9 Reapsf; rOceantc" nud Soutbz
ampton; rgarolina" mad 5aprs.
Bremen. 2(nget.: rabein" bon
Rep gort.
Qntfperpen. 2lneet.: raroons
lamb" BON Retp gort.
aueenstp 4nset.: nJbers
MIA BON Bottom. abgeg.: nGpmrtc"
nah Bottom.
RurfeilIe. 4bgeg.: oSant
4nnu" naA Qep Yort.
Gout.b m p 10 n. 4bgeg.: IRA
ieitic" na6 Rem gort; c8ronprtn1
Dilbelm" nuh Rsp gort.
aGeraubrtu. 9lnget.: s5ran'
cpnia" BON Rep Yort.
RsaPsl. glbsss.: rgsItic" mad
Rsfp gort.
gt SObn, q. 3. atngst.: 30
meranidn" bon 2pnoon. abgeg.
rWount 3empIs" mad 2onbon.
Qtperpoof. =abgsg.: rGpmric'
na4 Bottom; nReriOn" na4 pbtlao.l
phid.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-30
2Segen anse6fi6er 2lnter-
(6fasans
Nasben brei amesnelIts Der Ge1tpus
Drsuine So. pubafitt.

q. go. aIotter. s,rdfibent Der Belle
bus Hrsipins Co., trtpirttt eeitern Dor
Wa1por aumniing pon GONE Gin
hcftbsfthIe eestn Otto Jrtnno, i5rdnt
Gang unb 9enrn 8. alct. orti 4asns
ten ber sJirmo, fpesen dnseblihsr I'M
terf6luguns BON 81.
AHtpdlt s5oiter, Der Verirettr bts
AiGgers ertIdrtt, bab Der 9etrae pom
81 nur aus tthnif6en Griinben onges
fiibrt iporben fsi. Die nnttrfdIasunaen
iebptb iih nuf mebrere 6unbers Tnls
lars btlduftn. GdmmsIiht8dhuI
ipurbsn feitgenommen, isbodb sessn
Il $500 Biirgfh0ft bis su bem ndhite
gDone ifaitfinbenbtnp auf frsism
Gibe beldftn. Die Hrauerei litb
fncn Itbts Mohe ibren 9udbalier
Wsi4o<i GneeI lipsgtn angsblider I'M
ttrf4lneuna Dtrh0fttn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-30

bere Hdbrungsmitief in 3ufunft nah
benz @eipiht perfouft iperben fpllttn,
nit GROCER Wajoritdt DeripOrfeH. gu
erft mar ein Mmenbemert paifirt NOR
ben, fpelhes 8rco bon Der 0orlnge
onsihloB uno nahbsm nod einige an
bere Qmenosments gutsebeibsn tDoroen
ipdren, fpuroe bic 8orlage hei Der enos
oiltieen 4bItimmunq dbgetban.
Gin onberes, in Der oemofratifhen
glottform geeebenes 0erfpreden, bds
Ser Ginfiibrung bon sinbeitli6en serts
tiihern in ben G6ulen oes Staates,
gin1 in Die Bride, aIs DIE biesbe3ii9.
tiebe Dount. 8orlage I'm Gendt nit 18
gegsu 13 Gtimmen periporfen ipuroe.
Der Spesidls4nsfhub bes 5onfes,
ben bic 4rbeiter llnFalz z0erIifsrunass
9prloge iibertpteien iporben lit, belt
cine SiBnng ab, in tpelher betrdGtfis
der 5ortI6ritt gemdht ipurbe, nm bic
DiFferen3en 5ipiIhen ben 4rbeitgebern
unb arbeiteru 3u fhlidten unb eine
8orlage aassuarbeiten, bic b<ioenSeis
ten gsnebm lit. Gs tpurbs bef6loFsn,
baB bic arbeiter bas 8s6t h1ben iof.
len, bariiber au tntiheioen, nb fie bi.
pon Der Stdotss sstommiIfion bstpiIlig.
ten GntihGoigungen at3eptirsn poIler
ober ni9t. Die S5rdge, tpie bod bit
bon ben Grbeitern gu be3oblenoe 8ei.
iteuer ii9 beldufsu Tou, blisb iebof
nod unerlebist uno ioa in elmer ip6.
teren SiBung entfhieoen Deroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-30
9rei pldne


Gas aommittee, bas bon
Der Saubelstdmmsr beauftrdgt
fporbeH mar, pldne be3iisIi6
zines rteuen 5eims an Stele
beg nisbsrgsbrdnnten Saubelsfammers
aebduoss 5u untsrbreitsn, legte geitsrH
Der 6anoelstdmmsr sinen 8eridt DOR,
in tpsI9em brei Deri9isoene pIdne bes
fiirportet iperoeu.
Der erfte glan lit bas 9runb5tiid
an Der @isrten uno @iHe StraBe on
sin Ginun3tonIortium fir etpise 3eis
ten su psrpa6tsH, nit Der 8eoingung,
baB nieies Gpnbitat nuf oemGrunbs
itiid Elm @ebdnoe errihtet, Das dls
bds 5anbelstammergsbduoe betannt
Iein ioa. Der gahtnertrag ioa oers
art obgefdBt 'sin, ooB bic 5dnbelss
TANNER elm iGbrIihes Gintommen bon
minbeftens $4,000 bat. pdbrenb Die
5anoelsfammer i.Ibit fir 3tpei Stods
tperte bes gu erridtenoengebdubes eli
ne Subresmietbe BON $4,000 Sablt.
Der speitt plan iiebt bic Srgdnis
Iation zines apnfortiums Dor, ipslfes
bds9 ds9runbeigentbum iibernebmsn ious
te uno stpar iolte bic 5anoeIstammer
an DieIem RpnIorttum NIT 4ftien fur
ben pollen Wertb bes 9runoitiids be-
tbeiliat Iein.
Fa[ls teiner hisTsr beipeH pians
bnrtfii6rbar III, 10 follte bds 0ruuo'
eigsHtbum pertauft uHD elm aHosres
9runpIiid in elmer Gteeno anseiduft
fperoen, no GruHn unn gobeH billigtt
su baben iino. Die 9ur9fiihrung bic
Ies gldns pirbe ss m0slih MAIDEN cir
8ebGubs su srrihteu. bas on Wisther
cine anfsbnlide GiHuabms fi4erH
| tuilrbe.
SoIlte bic gntf6eibuns su gunitsr
Der 56affung zines aonIcrtiums be-
bufs lIebsrnobme bss Grunbfiids On
| aenommen tperosH, 10 tpiiroe Die Dan
beIstdmmer nit 8e5us duf ose Grrihs
tuna nss Rtubaus Elm gDort mit3urei
ben baben unb bos anmmiiiee trR
| pfiebIt, naB IN bieiem Jan In erittl
2inie bic nod Ittbenoeu Wnusrn abget
riijen fpereen uno Elm GebGuoe Dol
ni6t fpsniger ben ssbu unb niht mebl
aIs 15 Stodfperten erri6tet tpiro. 81
ben beieen unteritsn Stodpert.n ioller
| Iidh aGben unb Rdumli6teiten fiji
8anten befinben, tpdbrenp bic beioeT
nG6Iten Stodipsrte fur bic 6anoels
TANNER in anfpruh senommen Deroer
follsn. Denn ireeno mogli4. lou aud
| fir ben gufinsb Rens Club Elm 5ein
in benz glsubau eefidert peroeH.
| 9as stommittee, bas biefe pldne &c
fern unterbreitete, isBt iih aus bel
/ fpIgenben 5,rr.n Suiammsn: Sohn {,
/ Q[Ien, D. u. Bennett, QIbert 9ettiR
ger, George 8. GistsrIe. WoItsr U
/ Draper, 8. Gee Garln, Thomas V
Cyan. Raurice !. s5r.ibere. Sames Ul
Glenn, 10. u. 6obart, albert Cad
man, 9. 3. Reabnm, Gnipar 8
Rone, Mihael Rpan unb ). y
| Shmiblapp.
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ezmsFx3eitrx hsxisi II . ~ ia 1aesa.
Jtr Neeitesfr ntxb bas Gen sufndszfsntter.
nxnn pn1s Ointment eerf<tien teuis SET Der
esilung bon indtnceu. blinbens tlHifHDvR ccsz
tsrosrlis9fubsn edmesssesbsa = . ~ ~ To-
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Md. Srdulein, bas 2eben III bod
uur Elm Srnum!"
.gielleitt! 4ber felbit I'm 9rnum
fbmeden mir Guitern uno Set beHer,
a!s bslegte 9rps4eB lna Ssaes!"
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Reues Stubium m.

.Was fpiro ibr 5ohn benn itubies
ren?" - SausbeiiBer: nWiethelpgisl-
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Wtrfhtebenss.

Snfolst Der hsftisen GppOiition Dos
Eelttn Der Bddertibsfiber In alien
9bsilen besGt1aies ipiiroe bic NortIh-
i9s NrsIase, bsrsufoIse Rro0 nns an.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-13
Carl Albsrt,

i'm slIfer bon 70 y1brfr s glou1ier une o
z aeeH Tie Reeroienna fHoCi faii ON Grel,
tag ben i9. 3anuar, Aadgtitass y libr, BON
-Euierbalife aus. 80. los g3ti, Clifton abenie.
anna GIbeIt, geb. Reser.
Ills gcfiin
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Il Gonueritae, ben -. saauar 1911,
gerfaui bon Gincinnn.ier Spnos.

ser tt5tItt GngGbote wG0sn snt
etsenaeHorlntea tn oer Elict sss Ganiirtk ber
Slabi @iaeHnGit, Stan. Lgic F e 10 upt GcS
mitiags ON %. JaHuar lell III ben aniaH'
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Uresbrts nftTsu besisttst feir ben esnem perfi'i.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-13

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