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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-17

Andrew jackson, whose will liz on
record. was perhaps the poorest OF all
the presidents of the United States.
He confessed his poverty and admit
ted that he had been ruined financially
by his nephew. whom he had adopted
and treated as q son. 2
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-17
ELLIOTT FOR GOULD'S PLACE.
President Of Northern Pacific May Go
to Missouri Pacific.

President of Northern Pacific May Go
to Missouri Pacific.
New York, Feb. 1.-THE elimination
of the fight for control of the Missouri
Pacific left Wall street without a sem
sation.
The effort to select a president to
succeed MI. Gould is now engaging
the attention of the interests that
have Just gone into the property
Gossip centers around Howard Elliott,
president of the Northern Pacific, as
the first mar to whom the offer prob
ably will be made.
Mr.. Elliott went to the Northern
Pacific from the Chicago, Burlington
and OUR y, where he had Ills railroad
training. He is still adirector of the
-ra-r-nssrrrrru or rae Doard of
avarcaorc NJ that university.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-17

Look at the prices OF things" as
advertised in today's paper. II You
know values, and have q care for
your purse. these prices will interest
x0tf
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-11-16

Hon. Granville Jones and Prof.
W. a. Gardner arrived this morn
ing and will speak IN the opera
house this evening on "fIhe Blue
and The Gray" Both are enter
tanning speakers and Prof. Gard
ner is an accomplished cornetist
and will favor the audience with
some fine musical selections.
We are informed that L.. Nc
Lachlan has sold his dray line to
Henry Johnston, and that the
transfer will be ade today. Mr.
Johnston has been working for
Mr.. McLachlan for nearly a year
and will take charge of the bust
ness with a full knowledge of it's
duties. We have not learned the
future plans of Mr.. McLachlan but
trust that he will find some oc-
cupation that will not cause his
removal from the city.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-11-16

Alex Brown is building an ad-
dition to his barn.
Moses Hackett is the victim of
an attack of rheumatism.
David A. Sowl has been laid up
for a few days with rheumatism.
The water mains sprung a leak
in front of the Central Pharmacy
Wednesday morning.
W. A. Cobb returned from Sioux
City Tuesday bringing a new REQ
delivery car which he has sold to
J. L. Turner & Son, merchants at
Springfield.
Chas. Treiber returned home
Monday evening from the Black
Hills country. He was forced tc
leave his automobile at Rapid City
but now hat the weather has
moderated he expects to go bach
after it.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-11-16

M. T. Brown has been confined
to the house this week with sick
ness caused by Indigestion.
William Logeman opened his
meat market Wednesday and is
again doing business at the old
stand.
JAG. Zolnowsky failed to close
the deal for the purchase of a res
taurant in Iowa and he returned
last week.
James Cisar has purchased a
new International gas engine from
Birkinbine & Brown to be used in
his meat market.
The I. O. O. f. Grand Lodge
meeting to be held here on the 2lst
will be conducted by some of the
ablest members of the order in the
North. west, and every member
should make it a point to be pres
emit. At the regular meeting this
evening arrangements for the
Grand Lodge meeting will be made
and a good attendance is desired.
Rev. A. S. Loveall pastor of the
Methodist church, and family,
were given a hearty reception
Tuesday evening at the home OF
DR.. Leighton. Not only members
of his own church but citizens
generally to the number of about
eighty, responded to the invitation
to come and extend to the new
pastor and his family a greeting
! and a welcome to the social circles
of the city. A brief program waf
, given, consisting of a brief address
( by Rev. E. S. Horton, pastor O
} the Presbyterian church, songs ant
Rotations, after which the guest
were invited to the dining room
K where a fine lap supper was ser
we'd.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-11-16
Spoke From Experience.

Farmer p was sitting in the coun-
try church. He had been working
hard in the harvest field; hands were
scarce, and Farmer B was doing.
The loud tones of the minister failed
to arouse the farmer, until at length,
the time waning, the good mar closed
the lids of the Bible and concluded
as follows: Indeed, my hearers, the
harvest is p%lenteous, but the laborers
are few" Yes" exclaimed Farmer
B, I've offered two dollars a day
for cradelers and can't get 'em at
that"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-11-16
Passing of the Label.

Suit cases and trunks Of returning
travellers are pasted over this year
with relatively few of the hotel labels
which have long been the particular
pride Of tourists. The reason given
is that the European hotels proprie-
tors are now abandoning the baggage
label as a form OF advertisement, in
favor of picture cards, with which
they supply their guests.-Youth's
Companion.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-11-16
The CITIZEN REPUBLICAN.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
2. A. BLISS, Editor & Proprietor.
90 IN pEp vEao
SUBSCRIPTION 500 PER YEAR.

Buy your Thanksgiving Postals
now at Treiber's.
Mr.. MutscheIknause went to
Lestergille Tuesday.
Mrs. William Cation Jr. went to
Yankton Tuesday to visit her pa
rents.
Mr.. Chas. Smith left on Tues
day for Cherokee, Iowa, where he
expects to spend the winter.
Mrs Harry Martin returned to
her home in Sioux City Tuesday
after visiting at the home OF her
father, Mr.. Peter Baker.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-11-16
beautiful Hair. a JOY Forever.

If you have "a beautiful head of
hair, try to keep it, If you have
not, try to get it. Meritol Hair
Tonic keeps the scalp clean, pro-
notes a healthy growth of beautiful
hair, and keeps it soft and lustrous
Try it, for sale by Bruhn & Stone
braker.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-11-16

Philip Engel sold a quarter sec
ton of land in Yankton county
four miles from baskerville yester-
day, to Messrs. Anton Orth and
Andrew Gall. Consideration $63
per acre.
Mr.. c. N. McCollum from south
of Tyndall, was in town yesterday
and took the evening train to
Aberdeen where he was summoned
as a juror in the federal court that
convenes there today.
Mr.. J. A. Erler of Mitchell ex-
pert piano tuner and repairer, is
in Scotland. If you wish your
piano tuned leave your order with
Mrs. A. A. Smith at the restau-
rant. All work guaranteed or no
pay.
Mr.. Daniel Thum, one of the
old settlers living near Neiburg,
vas stricken with paralysis. several
days ago and is in a critical con
dition. The shock came while he
was driving home from Scotland
with his wife.
The annual meeting of the Ger
man Mutual Farmers Insurance
company was held here last Fri
day. The attendance was the
largest in the history of the COM
pany. The new directors elected
were Andrew Balzer, John Hoff
and Anton Orth. Philip Engel
was reelected treasurer for three
years. The treasurer's report
showed the condition of the COM
pany as follows:
Total risks now in force
$4,000, 600
Balance on hand Nov, l
1910 1917. 81
Received on premiums 11,5S6.82
Total disbursements
during year 9,114.37
Bal. on hand Nov. |,
1911 Ii, 100 AZ
A very pleasant wedding was
held on Wednesday evening when
Mr.. Frank CostlOw eff Lake county
and Miss Anna Herbert of Scot
land we're united in the holy bonds
of matrimony. The ceremony was
' performed by Rev. d. S. Horton at
the home of the brides brother,
Mr.. Archie Herbert, two miles
: north east Of town OH the farm
where the bride has grown from
. childhood. The bride and groom
. left on the early train this morn.
. ing for Sioux City, and after 6
brief wedding trip will go to theil
e future home near Madison and re
siIe on the farm owned by The
u groom. The bride has grown
If from childhood in this vicinity ant
8 is a young lady who is held in tn,
IS highest esteem by all who know
1t her. She will be greatly missed i,
u the church and social circles Wher
she has always taken an activ
G part and has rendered valuabl
IS services. We regret that at tn
ID time of going to press we hay
80 been unable to secure q more ey
Of tensive report of the wedding whic
ID we have no doubt was a Yer
ts pleasant affair. The best wishe
% of a host Of friends Wil go wit
r this worthy couple to their futua
home.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-11-16
School Notes

School Notes
Harriet Patten is inschool again
after a couple of weeks at home.
Lucille Bruhn entertained the
high school with couple of very
nice songs last Friday.
It is highly appreciated by the
teachers when, if children are sick
or for any other reason are not
able to go to school, the parents
phone or send a note explaining
that the absence was unavoid-
able. Thie ia much better than
sending an excuse when the child.
rem come to school again.
Mildred aud Milford Sweet of the
first grade sang two nice duets
during the high school literary
program last Friday.
Next Friday the question, ERE
solved that County Schools Should
be Centralized" will be debated in
the high school. Hereafter de-
bates will appear on the program
less frequently and the quality will
be improved.
The 9th grade arithmetic class
under Miss Simpson has been
divided into two divisions. There
were 81 in this class, making it too
large to do good work.
John Robinson has been absent
from school for the past two weeks
on account of sickness.
The high school received a mum
Der of copies of the "Children's
Friend" this week.
A sixth grade pupil was on ex-
hibition in the high school on
Tuesday as a result of disobedience
Evil doors, beware!
The English History class en-.
joyed an interesting session after
school Monday evening.
Lula Harris and Bernice Love.
all we're among those absent this
|, week.
The high school students are
! selling tickets for the entertain.
! ment "The Blue and the Gray
Thursday Nov. 16. All over OK.
penses goes to the school.
We are proud of new Webster's
Dictionary of the latest edition.
The English History class had
! an interesting debate Tuesday
The subject was, Resolved: That
! the house of York had more claim
! to the throne than the house Of
! Lancaster. The decision was in
| favor of the affirmative.
The Matrimonial Advertisement
] given by the Zethelethian Literary
| Society was such a success that
! they have been asked to reproduce
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-11-16
True Philosophy.

To have what we want is riches,
but to be able TO do without is power.
George Macdonald
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-11-16
Few Hens in England.

I'd has one hen to the acre
Try.
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perisHaI' WstiseH.

Die sablreihsn 15rsnnSe, bis Ger,
RoniuI Dr. Z iabtf, esIessntIih iei4
iltr rori6brieen Nertrstuna bss 6errr
OenerdItoniuIs Or. astttnbaur gif
bier su srirerben eeipnbt Bat, iperber
obnt 5roee NIT nufrintiser sgreub.
psrnebmtn. bob 6err Or. 1iabtn 70,
tben gum aDHfuI In guiareIt, IN Ru,
tlidnitn, srnaHnt fpcrotn III. @essnip1rl
tte am'irt 6err Or. 5iabeu ais Ron,
ful In ct. aouis.
llnttr ben aaiiitss paffa
etren oes geftern bon ylep 0crs
Hdd Bremen nbeefobrenen Roreoeuis
fhen elopooompfers .Gecres Mofbs
tngtoR" beftnben iih bic feIasRbtn
etncinnatier 6errfhafttn: 6srr unb
Jrdu Sismuno 6oas, Ssrr Roab
Gront unb arou 9. u. NleGlons.
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am 20. Mai rurbt Der bier Sohr,
dlis SsrmaHn Mtptr. bon 30. 1886
TsoiH Strobs. beim SpitIsn ouf Der
Strobe BON einsm Wssssrfposen iibtrs
fnbren. ipobsi ihm Der renit Gub strs
qustfht purhs. er ipuroe nnh oem
fi6otiihen 6oipital stbrnht unb Ttiu
3uiinnh fhisn iih pon 9da sn Tag
~ bsHern. bis iiA esftern Spmptome
pon Gtnnbodsntrampf tiniielIten.
Tem bebausrnspsrtben andbtn iuurs
ben 4ntitorin Giniprisungen az
moht. ithod baben bic 6ofpital1rais
nur eerings 6Uffnune. ben anobeH am
atbtn erhaltsn 81 ionneH. Ssrmnna
Weper iis Der iiinsftt Eiorrtrampfpd.
tisni in Der Geinihie 6ss Tt6etiihen
ScipitoIs.
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2ofal : Seridt.
Mnt III. Jnni
Ssimeei bas aaHiperiariumsish ets
CT. aIssius 8aiieahaniss itati.

Tos bissjGbrise anninsrIariumsisii
bss ct. a!oDiius Maifenhdafss III dui
Sonntus, ben II. Suni. aHberoumi
tporoen uub bas beurigt JeIt tpirh iiG
nod sans bsionoers irttreHnnt hurd)
bic 9bntiu6s g.italten, bnb NIT benz
felben bic einIpsibuns oes foebtn pclI'
eneeten Rsubaus. BEN Der 9srtin h0i
.rrihieH laiisn. perbanben isin ipire.
anidblidl bisisr Doppeifsier irerberl
bic gonusr uno Greunes bitfn 70
lpohlthatiasn bsutEhen aniidli iidl OF
ne Gras. In b,I.n S4aaren tiHfinnsa.
nm ibr SherfIsin fur bas @pbI Der
liebtn FieiHtn, benen bos Ct. Alops
fius Wuiisnbaus b0s slteriihs oeim
.rfebi. bsiSuiisusrn. syiir ibrs nnter'
pditung ipirb in Der umfafenbiten
Weiis seioret iperben. benn biz riihris
gen 9ommi'!ssn iinb btrfits isit Wos
den an Der arbeit selneftn, nm ali.
8orbtreituneen 5u treffen.
DE Ginpsihunq hes 9leubous ipirh
am Bornliiiag unmiiielbar nnh btnl
6ch0mt polisoasn nnb sfror har6
Bern ReD. ebrpioitrmus 9bepbaIe.
o. 3. W.. rpdbrenb ber Rn6mittas
nem 8ergniigsu sffpsibt III.
Der Gytra3us, Der bireti bis nod
Der anitalt fdbrt, peri1bt ben Grnnn
Central Bohnbof nm l llhr Aaf)mits
tags. unb b6li unteripees an Der Wsii
4hten aoenus. In Brighton, sJ1iTs
mount nnb in gummtnspilis. Die
ienigen syeftsdfts. bic ben 3us niAt BE-
naBfa fpOllen, tonnsn nit Der Wines
Rornoobs2inis Der Etratsnbabn BIZ
sur Gbernnn unb We9aeif Mpenus fdb.
rem unb bon bort aus IN Cd nnr nod
cine iurss Strsds bis gum Woifen'
LouIe.
9ie perfhisbenfn apnsmitiesn, Biz
NIT Der Qeiiung oes1eftes betrdut FinD.
ieben iih Dis foIgt 3ufammsn:
empfcnestemmittfe: ReD. 6sr. u,
8onDerabe. Geo. y. Ghronb nno @.
AufTs.
Grbnungs aenzmitfee: Derbdrf
5hmibt, 1ben. Stale unb Sos. 6Mth
Gptiittifh: 8. Durkr;Ht. .. g
St1a. areh. G4oistx.
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pamiltos.

Samilton anseieen, esfal. .sssiisea
Hns 4raigfeiten fns absnssbsn Ode
Der 4. ans Charles Strafe. timer
Nsfnt far GansiltDa sppbaf 9ep. 301
Norb Jront Ctr. 5eIepbon Samiltos
1376.N. 9eIephon aaieres aorrsip0H
oeutsn: 393X yea.
- Ratie 3immermann. bic 20 sabre
rltr 0uttin pes slnftrei4srs Games g.
3imRrmonn Don SO. 10 Wt. pleas
funt ADenue. sriff porseftsrn Abenb
stsen baIb 8 ubr gum Giftbeher unb
trant cine Qnontitdt HarboiTGurs. 5br
Gatfe rsiite am DieHitdg Hah Ddpf0n.
Cha Inn bort 4rbeit ~ iu6en. 1ie
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GrfriId)unesn: NboIpb gieman
sos. 1rintmrnn, Grant Mods, Gso,
Dotrsfr.
See Grom unb Gnnbp: Qorens Ned
8. pcttttr, u. Rcnnsbnum, GDir. Dss
fpnlb, 3. RcItmabsr sreb. @eislsr.
@trlocfunsssR ssRpmnlittee: Schn %
wsstners, u. WOHbsrboar, q. Rcire.
lamp, .. GdctnfeIb. G. .. Beds.
fump.
WergniiauHgsn: Wintsnt 9edmunn,
vruns ScbdnnismaH. .. Nebman,
Jos y. Risbaus, gIue. 9eimefhe,
2ouis Rofpetamp.
Wild: 3. Rattsrmann. o. 8. Ser.
Iina.
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NeHes iiber @eimar.
Bon s0fsfo Rth

8enn mon bic 4nloe. b0su hat unb
ii6 aubsrotm Ribe eiebt, tam man
iih audi In Wsimnr bsrlonieH.g gg iinb
eo eden unn Wintel, Gdbhsn mii
Wiberboitn ....!
AIfo iG fonnte unn tonnis nas
1beaisr Hi6t finnen. Ga ia, iG
bobs chen Anicoel 80.
Gin ainnsrmdbGen. 6iiisriu bsr
SsSugsns! Gle rirp eamir iagsn tons
men. Gnoa frnes i63: .Htttf. frau
lein, no iit bod nos 1beater2-
.Tas Tbeober g. Gin llnfGulbss
Bid, Elm turses Naheenien, Gin ntrs
iiGnonibnolIes Riftn: ) Gi< meinen bos
Bioihsopibtoosr2-
Rein, Hein, ens 1bsnieri Tcs riG,s
tist! Dor benz Gottbs uab ShiItr
iteben!-
50. bic FIN msr niGi bssdnnt, if
bin bios orff ne surse 3sit ....s
8. btuiftes Bolt! 8. bn bIonbes
ainnermGbGen. 6iiferin Der s5ugsnh
ROD forhern nas @arlhen unb bda
NaulinfeH on ntiner 6nnb fsine eeis
jtigsn Sitter BON Dir. nod III linen
ibr Gnotclaoenidfelheu aus BEN Au.
irmaten ni9t fell unl Dif ltiammts
WfliIistr0suy.
Mas nfuts ab<r Meimdr2 -.
Die 6dbHer i'm 9i<furtfT Bart bc.
ben ieintn Hiifes BON mir 0ngfn0ms
lfien. anD Der Gslner in -. i,fin, i6
foat nint mo. frogit mid bel meints
Shinienomelettes HeiielIune: Rein
obsr rous24 ipomit sr -eiHeebodeH-
oner .trtra4 mtintt. 9ft b0s Be.
Ionglos2 Gisbt bas niht su bensen2
Sinh bic fiiritiiAen 0iibHtr in1iefuri
hurn ben farftngrsmbenperssbr iiber.
fiitttrt. pber i'll es GtaHbestemubts
isin2 une her Qelfnkr! WlSBael an
Nultur ober lls5srmdk an Arros
saHs3 49,.
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s
aebensmiibe mar sur ,3tit NIT ibrtm
uht Sabre aIten gpbne sli OnnIs. Or.
o. 8. BurbfnII ipurbt gernfen unh lief
segsn IL llbr bic Sruu ndf btm Bier
cps5oipital brinaeR, no lie iih isbi
aubsr 2ebensesfabr bsfinott. Der I'm.
itanb, baB He sur 3eit angebIif be-
trunfen mar. rettets ihr ods 2tben.
- Der Jorbies Diuian RiIep, btI.
ier beiannt oIs pSbortp". sfrisib pprs
seitern Ranmittog NIT feinem @robs
BERN gbdrIes S,olmes bon Der Glib
Monument 4penus in einen Mpriiuths
isl, ,tpdbreno beiIsn srSolmes INIT sinsni
WttiIer ongriff uno ibm eins Wunbs
in Der Iinten Geits beibrad,te. Die
Stedersi fpurhe nm A ubr ber poIissi
gsmsIoet uno Milsp sntflph in Der 3ipis
ihen5eit nit einsr Gar Der GbiD eltf'
triihtH GiIenbabn uno ipnrbe in Wt.
Sealtbp nit sinem 4utomobiI ptrfpIai
uuo pon bam oortissn WorfhdII
gdHtrS eiHstFangsn. Sp0ttr Durss sr
BEN bisiigrn Detettip Dufls ousgslies
fsrt. giilep ipuros mad 5amiIton su.
riidgsbraht unn tis gum 9trbor Dor
Mapor Rotbipeu i'm 5taticnsbaus ins
haftirt.
- 6eiratbsi6sins: Milliam Gars
rou, %, 5dmiltpn, unb Grma Germ.
10, Minbletepn; UeaipH g3ilIis, "a.
Bopoforo. Su., nno Wun 0eHtrn. Is.
5amiltOn; Go. SeIpis, "A. unb aIos
renee WotiIba putboFf, 30, beine BON
6omiIten; mm. Ghurltn. %. unb Gls
"a Braun, 1S, bsioe BON SamiItcn;
gIpes Gmtrfon TCrrash. 81, Gineins
natl, uno glfa gsnosr. %, 6cmilten.
49, Die 8eteron,n o.s 90. 8. Q. Z.
Rsetmtnts boIisn bsuts In GanioH. g.,
bic 46. idbriins Rsuntou ab.
- Die ct. Sobanuis Rirnengss
msinos itisrt om Sonntdg osn Rim
osrtas nit einem DortrsfFlinen pros
gromm, bejtsbenn aug Wuft, 9efous
gen, 9ortrGaen uro 4RiprnhtH.
- Ii: gountp, q ommiHdrs nahmtn
iiirsLih cine ReipIutj0n an, in Submit
bas 3slspboHiren nab auberhnIb Der
Staot i'm Geri6tsasbduoe 3n perbies
ten. Rihtsr Wurpbp in Der Aniihi.
bab oisier 8eFhIuB oem Bsriht elm
toinoeruib fein uno pisl 3eiiperidirens
ouna perurinhen miro. Die Rdcluiion
pirb nobri9einIih Utetrrufen uers
ben.
- Die 81. QduIs airtenesmsines
piro am Spnnto9 otn .Rinter.aa" in
g.biibrsnoer Weiis nit eintm interels
fanien programm fei.rH.
- 3tpeiunbpisr3ia 5unbs. pslhs In
Butter gounin pon ben Steuerabs
faGssrn aufstnDnmsn rpurbeu, bdben
stnsn Dtrtb bon 1929 ais btpegIifss
giasnihum.
- Der Stabtratb belt poretitsrn
Gbeno cine 9trfammIuna ab uno paIs
fritz cine Srbinan9. Der Warp Wlprtp
II. ano. $34 $50 fiir bcs GrnnbItiif
fir ben Bau nss bsabFhtigten ntusn
Stabtgebdubss su betpitigsn.
Anna a:pfsr, bic Satin bon
ebdrlss aspisr pom bier, ftarh poress
tern absHb in b.m 5rr,nninl In Dans
ton. Sbio. i'm alter pon AZ Suhrtn.
Sic bintsrldbt auber bem gsaittH elns
9chtsr. Gruu Sscrs @es. in Stptn
Wilt.
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- Der Soc 5ootsr g3oiien. 70. R.
g., bon 9opton, perfammsIt iin heus
I. Gahmitios in Der @obuuns ptr
Grau Smith, On Der 3. Gtrabs.
Rapmoub Rartin, Rsffs bss
Stabts5hasmeiiters Redsrs pon1aps
ton, beitaub isin Gromsu als apotbes
Ter in oem Cincinnati College oi
gbormdep.
Das 2eidenbesdngEib bon gon,
Gellenbsd BON Bellevue finbet beuts
RahHsiiias Don Der Gt.5obanuss CD.
prot. Rirae aus f.att.
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aur Batter Strobs au perbtHerH unb
Clements Seitenipese su Iesen.
Die 6. U. 8. unb q. y. Gis
isnbabn Gsfeuf6uft bat bic Galdre
Der 8eamtsn um 2 prDsent per Stuas
be erbDbt. Diefs 9obnerbObuns tritt
am l9. Suni in Rrcft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-09
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Gomrtbauis, poieibft Renisteiten, Yin.
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bss mehanif1en Departsmsuts Der
Dafsrtperss, purns seItern Rahmtttua
an Der 5dirfieLo 4penue uun Batter
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in bic Deidsngegsno sstrOffsn uuc ers
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Ssusrtpebrz zaommiFGre bsri4tete 90
ltssi6sf glDser iibsr 81 9erboftunsen,
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Der.
- J. 6oosIh, Elm Sduiirsr, tpuroe
in Sort Sbomas pom 9umanitdtsbss
amten Shmiot perboftst, od er Elm
gfsrb nit elmer OsrIebtsn Sduitsr Dor
isinem Dasen bate. er purbe nm
SIS unp Die Soften beitraft.
- Samuel gedert srbisIt Elm Qrs
tbeil fir $500 gsgsn bic g. 6. uno 6.
Observation-Disclosures. Gr purps
an Der 4. uno Mdin Strabs in Gin
cinnati, als sr cine Gar bsitetgsn ipoas
te, gu goosu asf6Isuoert uuo ptrlsst.
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cine an;abI aupferbrGbts 3lpiThtn
Rspport unb 9apton serihnttten tuurs
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9rdbts i6sint fsbr bebsuteno 3u ieiu
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automobiltlub psraniialtsts gsitsrn
ben 530gliHssn Der Osrf6ieosnsn Dais
FsnbduIer siusn 4usfIug nad Gbsitsr
gort. Die alsinsR amiiirt:n ii6
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mpndbs; audi hattsn bic Sinosr bds
priDtl.sium fir ale 4miii.msnts oes
garts.
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absnp an GImsr 2stpis uuf anfuhsn
sins frsis Suuitrersais.ns. Die 5sissr
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ierpsris petitionirtsn um cine Qohnsrs
bobung. 9isieibsn erbisIten bisber
$50 unb osrlanasn nun $40 pro Mps
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uuo SoIdre i'm gstrags non $4272.64
purhen sur 3abluns ansspisisn. -
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ldnssrune Der WaHsrIsiiuns in Souibs
gate unb i'm sSngoIls Sart paroe be-
tpiIliet. - Wehrers groteits oeaen bds
2sssn BON Strab.nbabnasIeiIsn an Der
Rcnrpe Strubs uub MapIs apenus
puroer psrlsfsn une Dem betreFferben
aommittee iiberrpisien.
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areissertdts cine aIass sseeH D. Q.
WeSGtlaH. aIs 4omintitrdtor Der
ointtrlaHeni6oft bon g. 8. 8erubeis
fel Elm. um ben Rohlnb 3u orbnsn.
Oas Grunoeissnthum Iiset in Belle
pus, an.
- Wenoel Reitmdn berihteie Der
ppIissi, bab sr $25 an Der 8. uno
WoHmoutb Strabs perloren babe.
--Detettip Jrlanb begab iih eeiiern
na6 GreeHeale, an., um bic aus eem
Dranb 9beater an Der Dorf Strobe
eeftehIens WanbelbilpersM Maf6ins sus
riitsubrtnssn. Saeob gerbaItsr. Der
ben Gisbftoh einesitauo. bo. seugss
beimpoIisiftsn ansese6en, no bic Wsas
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