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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-04
Have You Joined Yet?
Club Members Already
Eers Music House and Are Now Enjoying Them in Their Homes

Phenomenal Selling
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and 81 Weekly Free Music Lessons and Several Other
Very Special Free Advantages.
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MAY BUILD SUBMARINES

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
WASHINGTON, Sept. 4.-Two
or more submarines may be built
either at the Moran ironworks, Sc
attic, or the Union ironworks at
San Francisco, or perhaps at both.
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SAN FRANCISCO - Feminin-
ity is no excuse for a lawyer to
wear a hat in addressing the court.
Judge Graham held so in the
case of Helen l.. Kaufman, a
fair barrister, who had to remove
her bonnet before proceeding with
a lawsuit.
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{By United Press Leased Wire.)
Il Ii.

{By United Press Leased Wire.)
DENVER-Ole Skinden, "a VIC
tim of asthma, can now sit on
Denvers sidewalks. and cough
without the police interfering. He
was arrested several times "for
disturbing the peace" hTen he
got a permit from the board of
health to cough when and where
he pleased
WASHINGTON, ID. c. The
American Federation of Labor
has issued a new Mcnamara de-
tense fund" stamp which this aft
ernoon was approved by Third As
sistant Postmaster Britt.
HALIFAX-Sir Wilfred Lauri-
er, premier of Canada, and FL
nance Minister Fielding opened
"a ball game here yesterday, Lau-
rier pitching the first ball, and
Fielding trying to catch it. Then
the statesmen mounted the plat
form and talked reciprocity.
A DRIAN, Mich. w. H..
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sleeping quarters are just over
the boundary line in Berkeley.
The home of the father is the
home of the child.
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x.
The Fisherman's ring is made
of gold, in rather crude design,
and set with a comparatively in
expensive stone, cut to represent
St. Peter drawing a net.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-04

PARIS-Mme. Curie, the dis
coverer of radium, is having con-
structed a palace of radium."
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WASHINGTON, ID. C.-Moving
pictures will be introduced by the
government In teaching the Indian
to be sanitary.
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$3.50

Brings to you this Buffet. 1t is
unusually we'll made, finished
with an extremely high polish;
a 30x10 heavy French plate
mirror across top; there are 2
small drawers and 2 roomy cup
boards; the regular price SIS.
Save $3.50.
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ODD BITS o. NEWS

Thomas, clam-digger, found
912 pearls in a Raisin river clam.
One hundred were of marketable
size and fifty are of unusual
value.
NEW YORK-Joseph Kyd, 8,
marched into the Jefferson street
court, where his mother was ar
raigned 70 rdisorderly conduct,
and offered his ala dime-to
pay for her fine. The court re-
leased her.
SAN FRANCISCO - Match
making society matrons are peev-
ed today over the energy wasted
during the past few months on
Douglas Grant, a young million
aire. Last February he secretly
married in New York Ruth Good
rich of Minneapolis.
Observation-Disclosures Wal.
ter Woolsey's son sleeps in a
room that is in Oakland, he need
no pay tuition to attend the Berke.
ley high school. His fathers
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SAN FRANCISCO-Miss So
phia Browning, 81; Mrs. Rebec-
ca Van Bergen, SO, and Mrs. Han
nah Meyers, 80, sisters, plan
elaving today by automobile for
Los Angeles. They will make the
trip in two days and nights. They
will carry a good supply of tea.
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A DRIAN, Mich. w. H.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-05-10

Of plncing the officer under eblsga-
tons q the saloon men. Peter Saun
and q. F. Hurd voiced their e3ntl
ments along the same line Of ae~l,
ment Counsellor Leek made TIA
statement that the objection would
no stand in the present Instance but
that rule might he made that here.
after it would be effective. ThN will
he done. The bonds were all an.
proved.
The report of ex-Aldelmen Neujs
and Williams on the exchanging Of
the fire horse was read and they were
discharged.
The Cairo Automobile Club sub.
mitted an ordinance of rules of ths
road" Which consisted of TWENTY-FIVE
or thirty rules. It was quite a volum.
nous paper 1t was referred to the
proper committee
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-05-10

serum Injected into their arms. and
they thus hope TO avoid the possibility
IF contagion. I'M.
More than fifty army medical officers
have recently been ordered to san An
tonic TO look after the health III the
men and 20 gain q little practical ex-
rerlence In the field They wiik have
good chance to study sanitation.
The men have been going about;their
work as methedicaIly as IL they ex-
peeted to hcsin lighting at anyttime.
The machine guns have been mounted
and tested. artillery has been pnt Ill
position. aud all The usual formalisies
Of war have been observed.
Water minis have been laid NIL over
the camping grounds, and before the
arrival Of the men the locations Of
Their tents had been determined. The
iuen. Or many of them. are using the
new folding tent which works some
thing on the principle of a huge um-
brelin without ribs.
Within d short time after they reach
ed camp the soldiers were as much at
home as II they had been In the field
for months. They began their house-
keeping arrangements with great un-
concern, and II IL no unusual sight TO
see a man bending over washboard
doing his washing
The army officers express delight at
the way In which the 10000 men were
modified on short notice. But the
officers say that the time required to
assemble the men shows that Uncle
Sans system Of scattering his troops
at small army posts In all sections Of
the country Is not the best one and
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-05-10

and Stripping was arrested and charg-
ed with the killing He admitted it..
but pleaded self defense.
He said that Cornett, worthless
character, had nsuted his sister aud
bad then made threats against him
Feeling that one Of them must die. he
said, he had fired at the first opport.
nifty. He was tried, convicted and sell
fenced to life Imprisonment, Two days
later he escaped from jail and disap
peared.
After serving for a time as n raj
road detective. during which time he
killed a negro Stripping became chief
Of police Of Danvile, Va His wife
and four children followed him. and
the family increased until there were
ten children. Stripping had reputa
tion for bravery, 4 reputation increased
by the killing of another man In the
line OF bis official dirty.
After ten years on the Danyil,c no
lice force Stripping who had taken Tbs
name Of Eobert Edward Morris. was
recognized and was tal;cn into Gus
tody. Tie admitted his identity ana
telephoned to his wife: They've come
for me You know Then he WIS
taken back % Georgia 10 BEGIN bis lIfr
fern IN prison
The pardon hoard n,,lmrently be.
'ievses tlat Striliing hes irbyet Iiis
right to freedom I'T.ihc l'ca BE- has led
sine" his Hr$t killing, anl lie IL to b.
freed. ae -s M IN. M II "
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-05-10
DESPITE UNFAVARABLE NEWc
FROM MEXICO CITY, PREs.
LENT DOES NOT DESPAIR.
EUROPE IS INTERESTED
Continental Powers Seem Willing
That Mexico be Given Chance
to Manage Own
Affairs

WAS hingto1, May, 9-Tlere we @
enough Developments in the Mexican
tangle in Washington teday 70 compll-
cate still more, situation thai even
official advisers of President Taft
are now willing to admit is alarming.
From United States counsuls and
ether sources the president and the
state department heard the revolu,
ticn Is spreading and from news dis
patches from Col Steever in comman,i
at I'll Passo they received bulletins
telling OF the fight that is endanger-
ing United States citizens on this side
of tho boundary. q
Senator Stone, of Missouri, urged
intervention in Mexico, and said the
Americans were being murdered.
Representative Sulzer, of New York,
chairman of the house committee Oh
foreign affairs reiterated his conyic.
ticn that the UHted States must not
intervene.
Col Steever Informed the president
that he would permit the wounded Of
both the fe.lnrals and insurreeto
armies to he brought into the United
Ststes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-05-10
WROTE PIT|FUL LETTER
Mrs. Frances O'Shauehnessy Directs
Priest to Use Her Money for Hus-
bands Funeral Expenses.

New York, May 9-Mrs. Frmcis
OShaGgane8sy, who murdered her
husband several days ago to save his
soul as she explained, wrote a pitt
full letter from the Toombs today Ill
tecting the priest to use her meagre
savings of $40 for her husbands fun
eral expenses.
Il love him still, she wrote. "But
please see that no flowers are accept
ed from-the woman who ruined both
our lives"
'Shaughnessy was buried from an
undertaking establishment today. One
carriage followed the nearse.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-05-10
As FLIGHTS ON HER TOES.
Dancer Performs Unusual Feat In
Descending H;nh Tover

Miss Maize King Is Il toe dancer. She
nightly trips around the stage Of d
popular musical production III New
York ~ lightly as though her weight
were nanght. though she IL tolerahly
husky young woman She has danced
so long on her toes that she Is able
10 walk on tlptoe AS we'll as most
persons walk on heel ana toe,
The other day Miss King decided to
show her skill aud endurance in an
unusual manner, 80 Nhe rode to the
top Of the tower OF ;hn Metropolitan
Life buidiag, The ta'lpSt o.Iitc struc-
ture Ia the world. and after taxing a
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-05-10
WANTED.

WAITED "A booEkeeper who is
rapid. accurate arid forceiul. VINO
recognizes ,le value of detailed ac-
counting system to d growing bus
mess ana can produce accurate re-
suits. Apply in own handwriting;
give experience as salary expected.
Address Cairo. care Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-05-10
ROOSEVELT TO HUNT
POLAR BEARS NEXT

New York, May 9--Accorting to
Capt. Fob Bartlett, big game huntin-
has more attractions for Theodore
Roosevelt than the next presidential
campaign. AT least that's the way
the colonel sees it Aow. Having
filled his bag wwitwh tropical faufs,
the colonel plans In the summer or
1912 to try his luck at polar bears
In Greenland. Capt. Fob says he mas
the coonel's acceptance pledged.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-05-10

that the mobilization could be done
quicker IL the mel were not so bad
scattered.
In addition TO the arms and agnmn-
nition that have reached Enrt Sam
Houston the war department has sent
pontoon bridges along and NE heavy
inpedimenta OF the engineering corps
has also been put In readiness for inn
mediate use. Even IL the material IL
never used 1t Is on hand, and III ne
troops should be ordered into Mexico
for any reason they can cross the Rio
Grande without using public or rail-
road bridges.
Many stories could be written abont
the men assembled at San Antonio.
There are soldiers there who have
seen service In Cuba, the Philippines.
China and Alaska, as well aa men
who fought Indians In the west Il
quarter Of "a century ago. Many of
the men from posts wide Arayt are
renewing Old acqunintances while ros.
slipping as to what the present Move
ment means. -f ~
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-05-10
ARE YOU THINKING

about Painting and Paperlug Be
fore you decide let ns urge you u
come around and talk the subie-;
over frankly with us. Our KIN" vi.
edge o. the Paper and Paint =. IS
mess may prove valuable to yoa.
You do not obligate your self by
coming You are to be- the Judge
and jury. We will gladly submit
10 your decision We paint signs
anywhere al any time.
MARABIF, The Painter.
t,ofh ''hnn,. tpn Tivhth str.,u
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-05-10
PARDON FOR STRIPPING.


The pardon board Of Georgia has yot.
ed to release Thomas Edgar StripiiDS,
who is serving life sentence In the
Georgia penitentiary ror murder. THIS
action will be the official finale in Il ro-
nance more strange than many pieces
of fiction.
Fourteen years ago Stripping lived
near Chipley. Ga. William Cornrtt
was found dead In bis yard one night.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-05-10
Eci. SAi,E vi. l,.aDE.

Y wan' % Sell or Irade any.
~Nn. ~ 10 th's pap.f and 30
Sun lndiaaa, Illinois and Ohio will
your parry, i will only cost you
~ per line q q words. write us for
Ist OF papers. Austill Advertising Syn.
,iicate, Elwcod, Indiana
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-05-10
E
Death Of Infant,

Robert, TIL assar cd aaa Of y.
ara Nes GSAs laenlatH Of ,2l4 Fdrrta
aHt-htis died Htat,AI.itofIiaas KY Mon
.lg evening, Of cholera infantnm,
after 4 wet XIV fitness Mrs, Cfemerl i
Went ID I.itcnfield TO visit har par
ents two weeks ago Mr.. Clements
followed her d week later.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-05-10

san Antonio III particular shows
Ing great enthusiasm at the presence
Ct the soldiers Many Or the winter
tourists At San Antonio. however, hadl
snnae sort ot vague fear that the
presence Of the troops neant trouble.
and about 1000 Oh them packed their
belongings and scurricd away. much
TO the disgust OF hotekeepers.
Great precautions have been taken
ny the surgeons to see that the health
Of tile soldiers y preserved. Many of
the lighting men are taking advantage
Of the offer to have typhoid fever
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-05-10
Still Has Hope.

But despite al the unfavorable in
Inclined TEL hope Tor peace. From
Mexico City, lie learned with the ex-
ception, Of two or possibly three states
all Mexico is involved in t1e rcvo,
lutisn,
One bit of information given OF
from the white house showed thai
the European governments are a..
parantly wiltiag to give Mexico an
opportunity to solve her own prCb,
lens.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-05-10
XXI. Conrad snip.

"a YOUNG man
"a. who had left
ho4.c ia WI
tx ~ iaea .ia
who had oa's' i
single acGuaint-
al,cc III tae ovn
NJ Mere he was
newly cili'loyed
was arrested u!.a:i
tie ctasge ~ sie.
til3; . paGEetbocG
contain SElf3l
from the desk Nt Il
t
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-05-10
HELP WANTED--MAL.E.

WANTED-Fur u. s, army: Able
Dodind unmarried men between the
ges Of ~ am 81, citizens OF United
,ates II GOOD character and trm
'elata habits, who can sfeak. rrai
nd write the English language FOR
hforpatinn apply k,aruitiog Glilteg
fl Otto at.eet. Care. III.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-05-10

few turns around the roof on her toes
to get her balance she started Gown
tho forty-flve flights to the street With,
out letting her heels touch the steps
Newspaper men were there TO see
that she did not cheat, aud pho;ogyu
piers were on hand TO make pictures
at various points along the journey
Miss King was fresh when She H.
completed the descent of 200 feet, ana
the 1000 steps she had taken had @pt
tired her so much that she did not feni
like spinning around the corridor on
the ground floor
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-05-10

" Resembling TAI carpenter,a b. but
provided W With adjustable exiting
points. s anew washercut Thai u
s,onnee si6at man has patented.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-05-10
fOa YALE.

FOR SALE-Stnre front taken
from 34l3 Sycamore street. Apply
IN premises.
FOR SALE-Two lots southwest
corner Sycamore ANA Thrtyseyenth.
Home phone $50 r.
FOR SALE-Mrs. l.. e. William
sons residence, 2t7 Seventh street;
completely furnished Apply to L. A.
Dulur. Jr., at Budu's Jewelry Store.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-05-10
.+essIII
!. Boys N Blue i.
Are Ready Fof
Fun or Fight

have been thoroughlg
enjoying the presence otuncla
! Sans troops. the residents Of
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-05-10

WANTED TO RENT--3 to 5 room
cottage, modern, 6 blocks Of Eighth
ana Washington. Address A Bulle.
in office
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-02

be ipurbe mad benz itGotiIben 5oipttaI
gsIhafTt uno bot rar Der aniiht Der
4srste 4usii6t auf 8entiung.
Jhebers mar esiierH Wcrgen 81 Tsis
nsm Cntsl unb ieinsr 5ante. 5trrn
uno Jrau O. Stuppis. SO. 124 Weit
ai6ertp Girabe, gs.ommen uno bate
bort ben sans.u 1ag 3usebraht. an
ben MabIseiten Der Jdmilie tbeilgs'
nommsn unp ihlisBIih feline 2dnte &c.
be.en, ihn iiber Ratt bort 3u bebdlten.
Irau S1uppig .rtlGrts iih bisr5u an>
eeiidts Der traurigsn iinansiellen Gage
hires R.ffen fofort 5:rsit unb rihtsts
ibm asiiern Nbenb QsgeH nsun uhr elm
Set. In benz 3immsr ibres gdters,
herrn gbcrks Sc Guire, her. 1be.
bers Iebe ii6, ndbr:no oas 8ett sss
maht spurbe, in einsn Sduutelitubl in
osm 3immer uno beitaub oorauf. oaB
bos Gas gans Helm s.oreht fpuroe. obs
Ihpu 1rau Sduppi1 rDisberbolt Be-
mertse, BAG fie in oem 5albountel bds
gett nicht oroentIih MAIDEN tonne. Sic
holte idlieBlih pom 9ooeu nod eIn
ipeiterts acpftiifsn uHo ols lie nit bie'
fem bas 3inmsr ihrss 9dters betre'
ten tpollte, borie lie eiH oumpfes Stot'
nen. 9oli.r 4ngit ritf Iie ibren Sat
ten. Der gernbe aus ieinem I'M srIter
Gtodiperi befiubiiden garbierlaoen ir
bic Mobnuns setommsn mar uno 5erl
Sduppig innb barH gu isinem nlht
eerinaen Sdredsn isHen Qtffen mt
elmer lloffsnoen Wuube i'm 9olfe blut
uberitr0mt i'm Stuh. iiBeno.
Bon Der oegeHuberLiegenotn beine'
monn'iden 4pothste aus fpurbe cunr
Icfort teltpboniih elm qairolDusen re
quirirt unb 5h,rers, Der inSDIiher
bas 8etpnBiiein perIoren bate, fuurn
mad benz itGbsiidsn 6oipitdl s.broh'
po bic Merste ieineH 3uftunb fur sism
lido behentIia. isoph niht fir ubiOiu
tcffnuneslos erildrttn.
| Rad ben Nnea6eu 5rau Shnppi5'
liii 1bebers Elm sans por5iiaIihtr gu
| Tnneiher. ieboh ettpas leihtiinnig Der
anlogt unb tein ft.tiser 4rbeiier- 6
liit SuussejsIs uns iOQs ME 1ra'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-02

Sn Der geitrigsn 9erfammIung oes
obieeu gereins, bic unter 9oriig oes
5errn SoTspb Deingartnsr unb Der
qrototollfibrung oes 6errn Sobu
Diebplo ftattfanb, nurben an fteben
ertrontte NsitgIieoer bic ubIthen llns
teritiiBungseelbsr i'm 9eiommtbetruse
bon S44 ausbssablt. Gbsnio tuuroen
az bic Wittrpe oss am leBten Sonntag
peritorbenenUeitglieos Grant S6mibt,
psm Der Boriiber einen tiefempfunbe>
nen Rahruf lpionste. $125 als Stsrbs=
ssib CUR 3ahluns angstpieien. Den
5erren Nm. Tubbs IT,. Ghas. DER
ii. Jabian 6dusIsr. ben oerberssoos
ter Sobn Robr uno benz grdfioenten
.soIepb meinsnrtner, bic iih I'm oda
geIinsen Der SubiIdunsfeier 10 psr'
bisat oeu,o6t bobea, nusss Der D6a'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-02
Grunoeiseut6um II. 25autem.

SOf. GrteI Bat Elm gum gbas. aIo>
Itsrmann'fhen RahIab geb0riges
0runoftud pon 80 bei 135 SUB an
5aptborne aps. auf priee Oil fir
1925 getauft. gr piro bort eiuWobns
bous bausn. 5hso. Ttaper &c Bro.
baben ben 0srtauf psrmittslt.
Sm itdbtiIhen 9auaHt ipuroen ssz
tern bic folgeuben gauerlaubHiBidsis
ne erlpirtt: gora GrteI, 21it0dtees
Wobnbaus on Der Wtorton nahe Der
ainrpooo 4psnus, $4,000; 9eo. grint.
25it0iiges Dobnbaus an Der Suniet
unb WinIano Qpenue, $4,000; +. 8.
gproes, 2sit0digss Wobnbaus an Ter
Robs nah Der WcWiaan StraBe.
$500; american Contraction Co.,
2aitDdiges gDphnbaus on Der Roies
mono nabe Der GleHipap Qpenue,
$500; 9eutsl Bros, 23itodigea
WobEbaus an Der Wtontdnu Qpenut
nabe Der 5opter StraBe, $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-02

Gbrsnnitgliso hes alubs erndhlt.
Rahosm nod ,inigt meter. 0<fhdfte
trltDist ipuren, ipurbe Ssrrn 8. 3.
5boma bon Rsu Dort. Der als gait
bes 6srrn Sbeobor 9oblmann Der
9<riammIung beiluobnts. bas Wort
ertbeili. 5srr 5bomd befinbet fid1 aui
timer RunorsiIe i'm SHiereiIe Der Grs
turiion bes Wationalen 9eutFh Dime.
ri.onilhen 2ebrerbunbes. bic an 2.
gull 1912 NIT bem prnhfoampfer
-Grobsr aurfiirit" BON Reip YOrt abs
atben unb mad einer R.ift ourd
GtutihIano. am 8. ausuit Berlin sr.
rsid,su ioll, no Der 40. 4meritaniihe
ashrertdg BON 9.-13. aug. abaehoIz
ten ipirb. Die abfabrt bon 9rsHen
erfoIgs am 21. 4uguit unb am 81.
4uauft trefFen bic grturfioniiteH fpiss
b.r in gletp gort Elm. Wdbrsno Der
Snldnnreiie in G<utfhlanb perosn
firb bic griurIionifen ie sinsn Gag in
Bremen, Riibesbein, Miesbaoen. lei'
n.Ibtrg, Wonnbsim. Riirnbera, Diifs
f.Iborf, gaTsl, Gii,nnh. Weimar.
Seno, ie sspei 1nee in Samburs.
AoIn lnb DRESDEN. 3 Jnss In geipsis.
4 9ase in Miinhen unb an ben baps
rifhen Sssn unb 8 1ogs in Berlin
cufbnIien.
Die Rotten fir bic gGnss ReiIe bil
gum IA. Nusuit In Berlin, foipis fiil
bic Miidfnbr. eon grsnien auf BEN
felbtn Tdmpfer unb in benlelben ant
binen. ME ctsf Der 4usinbri. iifner
iid3 Il mad Gees Der AabineH au
$265 bis $500. yiir Rinner sipiider
| unb 10 Sohrel uirb bic 6dlfte UNI
fiir Ainher anisr / Snbr iperben ST.
ttrtHntt. NaGbem nerr 2bom1 heI
pbieen Ntiieplnn 6es R1bersH ertldr
battle, mntie rr bcr1uf unfmersfdm
bnb BEN urttrnehmen pom Stiten be-
Regierungtn Dsuif6lnnbs unb be
| Wersinigien 6toattn, foiuie bon Setter
Der Heb0rhfn In ben Su beriibrenbel
teuifmes Giioitn bos sroBte JnttreH
eniesgengebrnht lptrbe. CT ptrlns q
Inc an30bi Enreiben. ipslne sr BON 6tl
lebtsrtn berrits srbolten bat, I'M
lnsrin anotiilzSiot pizh seb fiis b.
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S1ouet lejet unb treifet Cure SSabl*

al5 grdItosnt anQeboteu. Die SteIa
lung, nit einem iGbrIihen GjebaIt bon
$4,000. puroe ieoo9 bon Serrn 8ea
ritp ab9eIs1nt.
- Sm Mondt Gttober puroen 45
5ooesfdue in bisIem Regi'trir 3is
itritt aneemeIoet, bon psIhen Al dui
5amilton unb 4 auf bic 5ppuibips
i'm 8titrttt fieleH.
- Ridter 8aro betpiuigte geiteru
Der 8utberine Young bic Sheioung
BON Sobu goung, uno SuIius 2ob Dit
SheiDung BON 9}eaie Gos, gsibe aM
9runb bon 9ernahId figuug.
- Die Qei6e bon SObn prenoer'
qaIt, neI4er am Sonutag in Daptor
BON einem 3uge iiberfubren uno getoo'
tet puroe, puroe mad 6amtltou ge'
braht unb beute Wiorgeu auf benz ct
Warien 5rieobof beerotst.
- Shomas 2ainer, "a, uub SeImc
Sulome 5inter, p, Bsine oonWliooIe'
tpDn, srlangten etneu 6eIrathsIdetn
- 0as 8erbDr in Der Slage bon
eugene u. 4ueR ge9en VI. g8. Reepea
rpegen elmer 5oroerung DON $110G
Dor Rthter Wturpbp tpuroe geiterr
unterbro6en uub einItpeiIeH pertagt
neil 6err 9uen pDn Cincinnati BIZ
9ladriht erbislt, baB ieiu 7 Sabrs
alter So6n geitorben lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-02


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tung Der 5beiInsbmsr srobartige Dor
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geitaltsn.
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