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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-22

g2eue 5ppot6 6eten.
21. 9Ropenber.

~L, ~bSO@IiN~NA"
marguretb 6. Chapman on GIms
pDoo pIace 8. &c g. Co., $500.
peter 6. 5etmunn an gilmore 8. &c
9. Co., $3.50.
Cigar goung an Ratbanisl 9
5uolsp, $1,000.
GurOl %. Goop an GIiaabsth z.
Gbbp, $500.
GIisu Rsab an Utilfprb 9. C 9.
Co., 800.
annu 6iqner an Satlsp 9. C 8.
Co., $500.
BiQiam 3. 1epou an 1bomas Z.
9dFf, 2ruItse, $4,000.
philip 90. 5obn an College 5ia
qrogreTipe 3. &c 8. Co., $250O.
5rant T. Debsr an Wt. 5eaItbp 9.
& g. Co., $500.
5erman aruIe an oieieIbe, $500.
George 8. Gproes an S'grnaupias
9. &c 6. Co.. $1,000.
9rucs 6. Riharos an Columbia g.
& 6. 60, $500.
Uturp u. 8ttmore an 5ulton y. &
9. Co., $1,000.
gsOrge %. Burt an Graut q,
grone, $400.
q. ga Qsrrono an George u. Sars
per, $500.
Gilbert Sisgriit an Mar 0eOp, $500
Gli3abetb Septer an 2iberal 6. &:
.. Co., $500.
8uiIis @isbeq an Staubaro 9. &:
6. Co., $4,000.
8eorge RosfeIosr on Ripsriioe 9,
!. u. &. 8. g., S25OO.
2dura g. mc5arlan an 9enor g.
& 6. Co., $4,000.
Siaac MauiR an Securitp Sapinss
g. e g. .. Co., $4,000.
Dilbelmtno 6oIher on gummtns
piue 9. & g. Go, $500.
7reberit s. essns an Gumminsoi1l
9. e 9. &C., $14o0.
Goa 6. Cooper on 6. Martiu
[ $1,000.
8etiIsts 6ppptbten.
2lnorep see3 an Jrant Soute
S40O.
Sppbid 8. Stlqe on Columbia 3
&. 6. u. Co., $500.
Sphu grunoitsttsr al Columbia q
! G g. q. 60, $4,000.
q. 8. gierfor on Title O. e 3
Gp., $4,000.
pbilip 5obn an q. g. qisrion
| S1050.
alsranpsr 5arpOut an Rarp 8ROOr
$500.
aepts 8ilsp an Gait Gnb g. q
Co.. $500,
gbas. $. Roesrs an Sutton 9. 8
9. 81. Qp. a, $500.
Wm. gropu an emma 6. Perrtne
$500.
9. s.. gliebous an Utt. 6eaItbp g
& 6. Co., $500.
;srant &. Deber an bisielbe, $500
| 8. & 8. aruIe on btsieIbe. S140C
| Deter u. Sedmon on 5. 6. Marit
$500.
/ Sof. s.. gohnsrt an Rtperfioe .. q
& 6. Co., $2500.
/ sJreb. grerner an 1lninn SoDiug
q. e s. Co., $3.50.
| 1ouis grea on biefelbe. $7oO.
! SonaueI o. Cooper on Sobn Dcus
las. $3ooo.s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-22


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yas. BsHss Hms Ashtm In asp Dsrt.
GeIb ON eau war DilIie sa 2--2IE.
Drima @eiAaftspaptsrs warbsn su ~
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pers ~ i0oL--l00Z.
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Rartt itetig bis fer, eeaen Wtttaa abes
trat cine Reafticn etn, bic ieooh nur bon
MsRr Taugr mar. Der Wdrst ittlob aber
tart unb be gAImbnctiruHsen itanben met
ffens iber hensn pon eeitern,
NadAstembs AurIs wursen sen bee bts.
ma Srutn. Hagman 1 Gs., no. 22S--231
NaInus 6traSe. tsr.dts.:
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s5obn Molsngraft on Riperiios D.
q. e 6. e., $250O.
@tIbelmina 5afher an Gummlns-
bile 6. e 9. Co., $1,000.
5reb. 5. Ssn3 an Dieiel6e, $500.
aats Sullp an eagle .. g., $500.
SSobn Rid an oieielbe, $500.
u. 90. 6aupupt on oieTelbs, $2500.
emma Gpalo an U. Wl. 6arouot,
$4O7.
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GsuetnHatt, FL. aspember.
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Re. asrt. 81. Repemb.r.

Hina mar iuiQie ~ e<S. 10 ~ 1880 unb
Aupfsr feft sats ~ l3e, eIectreIps
ttte ~ l2L - lsc ans eating ~ l2K-
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tl6.00-l5.50.
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synldnoiihe Stad)ribten.

getannter Sdnger gts
ftorben. 5enrn 6. gBagner, Der
er1te 8iseprdiibsnt Der 8eretnIgtsn
Sdnqer BON 8rootlpn, uno elmer Der
beliebteIteu 8eutihen Der airtenItaot,
lit bieier Sage etnem Ser5Itlag erlea
gen, cine Radrtht, Die in 8rootlpnsr
SGnoertreiIen aQgemeine 3rauer bsrs
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uno mar 3eit feines Gebens bort an
fdIIig. 9oH friibsItsr Sugero auf ins
terefIirte fJh Serr Dagner fir bas
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ner Der @riinber bss Bad Guartettz
alubs. Quberbem seborte 5err Wag@
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nen aIs WttgIieb on. Seit ptslen
ssabren fungirte er ats 0elegat oes
Bad Quartet : Glubs bel ben 0ers
einiqten 5Gngern BON 8rootlpn, 100
er feit cirtu feds Sabren oem 8ors
'tanpe ais tbGtiges Wtitglieb angee
b0rte. gis 5u isiuem 5Obe betIetoste
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ten unb 9O,iiBsrs Oes Ruiit aoms
mites.
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rem nit pieIsr Wlihs berous, bod
bate er bereits oerartiss 8erlsBuns
gen bapongetragen, DaB er oenielben
erlag. Smmsrbin bate Der Wtaun
unter grdBIiden Shmer3en anndbsrno
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fir etnsn 5eiIigen, fir einen BON 9ott
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FeIsioeo, dls er in bic Eeuerung binz
einiprune. Gr glaubte, benz llngss
bsuer bort an eheiten uuf ben 2eib
ruden 5u tDnnen.
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Gltease. 30. Rppember.

Rtstssss. Sessts S4.50 - $40,
xsras sitter. - .00-5.7o, wefltAs etiert
A30-7.80 ete6srs uns &eessrs $2.9o--
5.75, Rate xHs bstfers 81 $3.50. &aibe,
t5.50-8.25. Warft tanaiam unb idwah.
SAnst Re.-setAh 1915 - $40. a.
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GAsfs nns sammsr-eAafs: @tp'
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wshLiAe 49.75--5.s5 Wartt ihndh.
2nfnk :. - Htnsptst 5000, S4Ssix'
81 200, e4afs uxs s&Mmer IS, 200.
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Cine neue Snfetttpusz
Eruntteit. Simmer neue Granta
beiten Ienoet Der Orient nah Gurop2
beriiber. 60 meIoen fih felt etnige1
mpnuten I'M Siiben Guropas, in Jtaa
lien uno griehsnluno, bic 8prpclten
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-- 6etannten 4rantbeit. &a.aa13ar
lit in Snoien belmiId, nprI in Der ytte.
oerun9en oes grabmapusra bat iie
fiirhtsrIithe 8srbeerungen aa9crihtet,
aud China uno Die matdnli6sR SR@
feln bat iie nitt perfhon:, nm bon
bort naa grabien unO Geqppten oera
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3uqqnQ mad europa oeri5afft bat.
Qange 3eit tft IJs nit Der itmsrea 9to
lartu osrtpehielt porDsu. Ienn loIe
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sFisber, 4rihpelunqen Der 02it3 uno
@ndmie. Die Stsrblthtsit Der boz thr
gefalIenen qebt bis SO Rro3tat. SeTt
einiqer .3sit tennt man au1l Ger Grre
Ger. @s 1T niss eiu notwithstanding Den
2rppdnoiomsn naheItsbenbe3 Nrotos
soou, bas nah isir.n Gutoedsr oen
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Qeft lebt Der Grreger nj eirem 3rpts
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gib in ben meHidIihen aorper. gei
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| gp,r nibf Tiebt Deiu unb Ge'ang
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&3pus OelDuaarfte.
Disnhaa, II. Nss. 1911.


Die Nd&frdee nan Turiebsf mar 4eufs
Isbr mdbie unb Gelo In wtIIis. gon Der
Ranien iputbsn Tasteben ,,on cal" ~ ~
--5E anseeIisten unb Gelhdftspdptsfs
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ifr p.aristen psirat 6cnbS ~ ~ - 81
ON eoG" unb tu 5E auf 3stt.
xsshid aHi Wem gsrf
rmfbea iii qart Iwli1en Ddnlen peffouii,
Die Gountsrvats bstrdst boe pramts pei
$1,000.
kas6itf anf Garpsa.
uoren fteitg. 0euis Ylnb tts icEssnbeu
Eucsirunasn ~ bert@tsn:
20nbon, Ioee ctdt. A.s7L pc,
e, 80 1aae SiAt, s4.S4l her C.;
parjs xaae ssat, i21-5lb Grancs pertlo0
70 1aae GiMf, 5lT1I.--520 francs per tl00,
iar Neuti6IanS 4 xass Ss1t 4 Rars S51 Y,
oe. 60 Taee Si4t, g4ke.
Documentary Bils duf apnepn mmrben
~ N.65, nuf Wfassum 10 e4.e2s4 uns
auf WeIfaft su t4.S2K psrsanft.
tsnHses.r bllsaasnsn.
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aopfidmer5en ruhrel nidt -immer
pen .RopNybsit@ bsr..z
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10 eine fhIimme GustIhz
una, lit gep0bnIih eine i3Iilnme 8ers
rentunq Der Utustelr, aber oh Der
rentunq pber 2uetIaung - Ct, Sas
tobs Del iIt oas belt bstnnute 0eil-
mittel.
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hIssrtms csxie fims1ss.
Der iimias I'm biefisen Clearinghouse be-
litf ftd beute aaf "a ,3S0. .750.
rsfaf. SsinrifAfrn.
Der g1arft In 2cfalieluritdisn mar iehr
rstte. bod iiHs bic Brstfs fefs. GeIumbia
Gas q Gfsetrte nnb GiHc. Gee & electric
purbsn am metftsn ssbaabelt. geriauft
spareen:
am Der Fsrie.
Flrss Gail.
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WarisseHnolt4en Bonbs uns Mitien eiebs
btsei6tseasu CuottruHsen an:
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Der NarH nsr hetis. Ssrssis sgvttx
Ilso TbIs. Dsttner's Stnlitss esssl as'
Der Bats SEA 81 IS per 1xzsss.
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gp.r nibf Tiebt Weiu unb DeIdng
geroisat siR 8sib leiR Stasa lauss~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-14
MAY IRWIN HERE
 WEDNESDAY, NIGHT
Will Appear at EIks in New Play. Getting POlish,' by Parking
 ton and Wilson.

Booth TarkingtOn and Harry Leon From Home,' wrote the new comedy for that infectious comedienne, May Irwin, to which they have given the title, Getting a Polish.'
 They start their stout heroine on "a career of mirthful episodes under unusual conditions. Mrs Jim Griggs, the part Miss Irwin plays, is the widow of Western miner, who left her half interest in rich mine that had not been made to pay at the time of his death. To eke out an ex- istence, Mrs. Jim took boarders, work, worked her fleshy fingers to the bone, and had very uninspiring time of it Yet, finally, we are told, the mine disgorged it's great wealth, and Mrs. Jim was entitled to write millionairess after her. name.
 It would not be fair to next We'd nesday's audience to divulge any fur ther ramblings of the plot. Suffice it to say the story was constructed by clever people, is acted by the in imitable May Irwin and a splendid cast, and produced in a manner wor- thy of the good name of it's managers Messrs. Liebler & Company. Hugh Ford staged the play. The New York success at Wallack's registered a re- cord run of four months. May Irwin and Getting a Polish" are due at the Elks theater next Wednesday, March 15, for one night
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-14
RE- RE-APPORTIONMENT
 NOT POPULAR
Opposition Developed in House When
 Bill Was Presented and It Was Tabled.

Little Rock, Ark March 13'-There is opposition among the members oi the House to the proposition for the reappointment of the counties for representation in the House of Rep resentatives under the new census A bill, introduced by MT. Little of Mississippi, was promptly tabled on motion of MT. Lackey 5y vote oi AS to 3A Mr. Little is member o1 the committee on reapportionment and says that he does not understand why there should be any objection as this method of distributing the representation is provided by the law, based upon the adult male pop ulation. At present the distribution S inequitable. The new bill would give Pulaski members, Sebastian f Hampstead, Lee, Lonoke, Mississippi Union Phillips, Ashley, Washington Benton, Craighead, Crittenden, Gar land and White each, and all oth' CTS one each. The proposition will likely come up again before the close of the session, but Mir. Little say: that he does not understand how there can be any change made in tho bill, as he followed the law and thu statistics absolutely.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-14

the composer of Madame Sherry. The book was furnished by Otto Hauer
 bach In it's original French form the piece was a rage in Paris, and on English version produced by George
 Edwards at the Apollo theater, Lon don was, the furore of an entire
 season At present all New York
 is attending the production which
 bids fair to remain at the New Am sterdam theater, the largest of the New York Broadway play-houses, un- til the close of the present season and perhaps longer. The production is remarkable in many ways. The New York newspapers acclaimed it as a memorable advance in material and form over any native predeces- sor Most of it's airs are already current throughout the world, re- ports to the publishers of the score averring that "Ev'ry little movement has a meaning all it's own,' the theme number of the work, is as pop ular today in San Francisco, London.
 Paris, Vienna, Berlin and Sydney, Australia as it is in New York. Even without so remarkable a piece of property, as Madame Sherry" the company to be seen here in its in depreciation should of themselves furnish values and qualities sufficient to attract all play goers predispos- ed to laughs and music. Dallas Vel ford, Neal McCay. Ben Grinnell, Ada Meade, Estelle Thebaud, Alta Virgin ia Houston, and Lillian Tucker are noted among the company's princi- pals. "A feature of the production noted during the performances of the company in New York was it's
 feminine chorus who depart from the traditional limitations of the fair auxiliaries of musical productions by really, each and every one or thehi' havng line to speak George W. Lederer, whose stage management IS credited with a considerable share of the sensational success scored by the piece, is the same George w. Lederer who gave the country Ihe Belle of New York" ''The Whirl of the Town .The Rounders,' The Passing Show and score of oth- CT big musical comedy successes dur ing the Lederer regime at the New York Casino.
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4 BIG MUSICAL
 COMEDY SUCCESS
s'Maaame Sherry" Soon to Be Seen at the Elks-One of the Biggest
 of Recent Successes.

The clamoring demands of the play going public of the country has forced Manager Woods, F'razee and Lederer, owners and producers of the season, big musical comedy success Madame Sherry to send on tour the alternate New Amsterdam theater company which, with its companion
 organization has been playing to ov- erflow audiences at the New Amster- day theater, New York since the late summer. All New York authorities are agreed that no such sensational musical comedy success has been scored by a native production in the past twenty years. Karl Hoschna is
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ARKANSAS GUARD
 .1 20 THE FRONTIER
Men From This State May See Ser. vice on the Rio Grande After
 March IS.

Little Rock, March 13-While there is little prospect of war with Mexi- co, notwithstanding the mobilization of troops on the border, the officers of the Arkansas National Guard are personally interested in the war-like manueyers down on the Rio Grande. Many regiments throughout the state, declaring their readiness to go to the front in response to statement from the War Department that a lim- ited number of the officers would be sent with the regular troops, and their salaries and transportation paid and on receipt of a telegram from the war department messages were sent to all officers, and the list or names of those who respond will be transmitted to the War Department Monday. March 13.
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HIDDEN DANGERS
Nature Gives Timely Warnings That No Pine Bluff Citizen Can
 Afford to Ignore.

DANGER SIGNAL NO. comes from the kidney secretions. They will warn you when the kidneys are sick. We'll kidneys excrete clear. am- Der fluid. Sick kidneys send out a thin, pale and foamy, or thick, red, ill-smelling urine, full of sediment and irregular of passage.
 DANGER SIGNAL No. 2 comes from the back. Back pains, dull and heavy, or sharp and acute, tell you of sick kidneys and warn you of the approach of dropsy, diabetes and Bright's Disease. Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick kidneys and cure them per manently. Here's Pine Bluff proof:
 P. F. Francis, 709 B. Sixth St., Pine Bluff, Ark, says: T used Ooan's Kidney Pills, procured from the Mann-Tankersley Drug Co.,. for . severe attack of kidney trouble. and was promptly relieved. The pain and lameness in my back disappeared. and the passages of the kidney se- |cretions were regulated. Today am in good health and stand ready to give Doan's Kidney Pills my en- dorsement at any time"
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 One bottle of Newbro's Herpicide completely cured me of dandruff which was very thick; and it has stopped my hair from falling out. ' It makes hair soft and glossy as silk; delightful odor, and refreshing hair dressing. It permits the hair to grow abundantly, and kills the dan- druff germ. Sold by leading drug gistss Send 10c in stamps for sam Iple to The lHerpicide Co.,. Detroit Mich. One dollar bottles guaranteed Bedell's Pharmacy, special agents.
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NOTICE.

In the Jefferson Chancery court.
 w. F. Caudle, vs The SEE 1-4, NV 1-4. Sec. 29 T. 6. SIR 10 w in Jeffer- son county, Arkansas. and H. c. Han na. J. E. Hanna and John H. Hanna.
 Notice is hereby given under sec tion 653 Kirby's Digest of Arkansas statutes. w. F. Caudle, plaintiff, this 27th day of February 1911, filed his petition describing the following 1andA to-wit: The Southeast 1-4 of the Northwest IA, Section 29, Township 6. South Range 10 West, ly- ing in Jefferson county, state of Ar kansas, claiming in said petition a title to said lands aforesaid, and that there is no adverse occupant thereon, and calling upon all persons to appear in said court and show cause why the title to said lands should mot be quieted and confirmed in the said petitioner.
 Now. therefore. as Clerk of Jeffer- son chancery court, nesice is hers- by given to H. c Hanna, J. E. Han na and John H. Hanna and to all oth- CTS interested in said lands as above described, to appear at the next term of court and show cause why the prayer of said petitioner should not be granted, or otherwise he forever barred from setting up title to same
 Given under my hand this the 27th day of February, 1911.
 c. E. LITTLE, Clerk of the Chancery Court of Jeff
 ferson County, Arkansas.
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