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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-04-20
CITY NEWS.
Read The Daily Gate City.

-R6du INC DdiiV GdtC My.
DR. Harter, 80 North 4th Street,
ground floor. Iowa phone 1854 red.
Iron fire escapes are being install
ed on the Keokuk National Bank build
ing, corner of Fifth and Main streets.
Rev. A. v. Kendrick, who with
his wife, left Keokuk last Tuesday
for the west coast, received the fol-
lowing notice in one OF the Burlington
papers today: Among the older min'
listers in southeastern Iowa, few are
so well known and none are more
highly esteemed than the Rev. A, ".
kendrick, who has been stauonei
here at various times, and who is held
IN high esteem, as well, by members
OF his church as by hundreds VINO
belong to other denominations. fhe
good old man is beginning to feel the
weight of the years, and the result OF
many years of hard work is beginning
to tell On him, and with his good wife
he has started for California in the
hope of regaining his health and
iotiOu6lu. tbs f3uIllllSlOll II iSiluo N.Y.
that his fondest expectations may DC
more than realized.
"A report has been submitted e
the city council by committee OF
i've elected to investigate the coma
ton of Burrows Row and the building
has been officially condemned. Yes
terday afternoon Messrs. H. D, Flem
Ing, John Young and Frank h. GIRL
fey, contractors and Commissioner I
7. Gray and Fire Chief Anderson Wis
tied the old building on north Nlnli
street and found it to be in an unsai
and unsanitary condition. The brlcl
We're found to be in cracked ant
crumbling condition, from six inche
to four feet of water, stands sthgnan
In the cellar and causes stencil an
doors and the place is otherwise
an unfit condition for inhabitants
resolution was drawn up by the visi
ing delegation stating the status G
the aged structure and recommend
ton that 1t be torn down immediatel
was advocated by the five.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-04-20
DROWNING KITTENS
DOES NOT PAY
Boy was Struck by Train and Came
Near Being the Drowned
One Himself

BOSTON. April 20. Frank a. Ken
nedy, an engine driver on the Boston,
Revere Beach & Lynn railroad, dove
from the cab of his engine, with the
train going fifteen miles an hour and
rescued 7-yearold Joseph Magrath,
whom the engine had struck and hurl-
ed off an East Boston bridge.
Kennedy came TO the surface just
as the boy was sinking, grabbed him
by the hair and swan ashore. Then
he went back to his engine and took
the train to Lynn. He had applied the
emergency brakes Just before ne
jumped and quick witted fireman
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-04-20
ARE YOU A WOMAN

Baltimore, Md.-Mrs. w. H. lson, at
1919 East Madison street, writes, For
several years, | suffered, off and on,
from female troubles, until finally !.
was taken down and could do nothing.
The pains j experienced, | shall never
forget lost weight till was only
skin and bones l believe ! would
have been in my grave, if had not
tried Cardui. / shall praise 1t as
long as | live" Many women, like
Mrs. Ison, are weak and discouraged
on account of some painful ailment
Are you one of these sufferers? Car
dui will help you. Try it today. Any
druggist.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-04-20
SALOONS CLOSED
DURING STRIKE,
Furniture Factories Say They vii
import Men TO Do Their
Work.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, April 20
Because OF rioting, the mayor is to
close the saloons wheT- rioters con
gregate during the strike of the furnf
ture workers.
The iron workers and trimmers join
ed the strike today and the manufact
urers say they will import strike-break
ers from Cincinnati and Chicago
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-04-20
iowa Dentists Meet May h

DIES MONIES. April 20 Des
Moines dentists are now preparing for
the annual convention OF the Iowa
State Dental society, which will be
held at the coliseum on May !, ?, 8
and 4 The sessions will be held in
the drill hall. There will be many
clinics and famous dentists of Amer
lea and from abroad will be here to
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-04-20
Sarcasm Probably Wasted.

One OF the wittiest of Parisians, III
a friends box at the opera, was MS
tening to That's or rather trying 20
do so. for his hostess talked lnces'
sanity and deadened the music with
her shrlll voice. AT the end OF the
opera she invited him to the next
subscribers night With pleasure,
replied he. Il have never heard you
in Faust
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-04-20

WAsHINTON, April 20 Direct
from President Taft this afternoon
came the news that the United States
will keep hands off the Mexican situa-
ton for the present. Following the
conference at the white house, it is
authoritavely stated that the attitude
of the administration remains un.
changed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-04-20
Henry S. Walker
Edith May O'Harra
May Is, 1911.

The announcement Of Mr.. Walkers
and Miss O'Harra's nuptials next
month, does not come as surprise to
their many friends both in their home
city and Keokull, where both are well
and favorably known.
Mr.. Walker since coming to keo-
kuk to enter into business has made
scores of friends through his genial
personality and it is with genuine
pleasure that those here learn of his
marriage announcement and will vel
come the advent for both the fan
young lady of his choice and himself
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-04-20
PERSON AIS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas MeManus re-
turned last evening from Chicago
where they have been visiting for sew
eral days.
John ID. sheehan was transacting
business in Kahoka today.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Van Pappeiendam
returned yesterday morning from en-
cago where they attended the wedding
OF their son, Walter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-04-20
Daily Grain Letter.

CHICAGO, April 20.-Cables rs
higher Chicago shipments corn COM
menced to jump yesterday totalling
6OO,OO There is a noteworthy change
in commission house sentiment. "A
large portion are now advising trad
ing operations in wheat and an aban-
donment of any permanent position
on bear side.
Newspapers have discovered some
where that entire trade presumably
in favor of buying oats on breaks
The steadiness of corn is its own adj
vertisement. Movement of all grains
will be small until May l5. II the
longs in May wheat and May corn
stand to their guns the hedgers Will
have to compromise as they have
more sold than they can deliver.
Local house reports 20 per cent
more swine than last April. This is
not excessive and is not bearish a.
this level.
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County Experimental Farm.

Especial to The Gate City.1
FORT MADISON, April 2u-The
board of supervisors of Lee county III
session here today. allowed sum not
to exceed 5000, for an experimental
farm to be placed on the county farm,
some miles north of Keokuk.
This move is one of great interest
to the farmers of Lee county, and the
action of the board WI doubtlessly
be we'll received by them.
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$780,
keokuk Business Man to Marry Car

keokuk Business Man to Marry Car
thage Girl.
AT noon luncheon yesterday at
her residence in Carthage, H., Miss
Edith O'Harra announced to thirty
five guests, young lady friends, her
marriage on May eighteenth, to Mr..
Henry S. Walker of the firm of
O'Harra, O'Harra, Wood and Walker
of keokuk.
The tables were beautifully deco
Grated in pink and white, the color
scheme taking form in the menu
served.
Hand painted place cards bearing
the names of the bride and groom
elect, and decorated with two tin!
pink wedding bells, bore the following
inscription
~
Henry S. Walker
Edith May O'Harra
May is. 1911.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-04-20
RroomhaIl Cables.

LIVERPOOL, April 90. Wheat,
weaker. American cables offset here
by active covering big shorts and dur
ing the morning the market was high
ly excited with the principal strength
in May and July.
Buying was prompted by the firm
ness in spot for which there was bet
ter demand and the firmness of car
goes in all positions.
The closing strength in Buenos
Ayres was the leading feature and
this together with firm La Platte offers
and Tightening up of Australian offers
caused free covering and induced out
side speculative support.
The Prussian Official report was
very bullish and this contributed
largely to the advance.
At 1880 p. m market strong and
bare of offers with values ! to Us
higher.
Corn q to Is higher with heavy
covering by shorts on the strong
closing at Buenos Ayres, bad Argen
4 tine crop news and the strength III
spot and good demand.
Daily Range of Prices.
CHICAGO, H., April %
nnen Hip,h ,oW Close
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-04-20

had the train at standstill within
100 feet.
Young Magrath was on the bridge
TO drown kitten and did not see the
train until too late to escape. AT the
hospital physicians found he had SUI
fered only few bruises
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-04-20
LATE AFTERNOON
BULLETIN
IRy the United Press

EBv the United Press
SPRINGFIELD, H.. April 20.--Ili-
ncis this afternoon took big step to-
ward joining the western progressive
states when the senate adopted the
initiative and referendum by a big
vote. The proposition is to be sub
mitted to a vote of the people.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-04-20

conduct them. C. NJ. kennedy and L.
w Snuggins are among the local
members OF the society, who are most
Interested in making the plans for the
big gathering. Several hundred Iowa
dentists will be here TO attend,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-04-20

pelendam is a son of j. b. Van Pappel
endam of this city, and Miss Ham
mond is daughter of Col. VIM. P
Hammond of Warsaw. The young
people will reside at Warsaw wher
they return from trip in the south
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-04-20
Society With Mrs. Hartley

Tomorrow afternoon at the resi-,
denco of Mrs. Chas. w. Hartley, 612
Exchange Street. the Ladies Aid So
ciety of the Trinity NJ. E. church Will
he entertained by Mesdames Hartley.
Teeters and Banks.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-04-20
Married In Chicago.

walter c. Van Pappelendam and
Miss Virginia Hammond were married
at the residence Of the brides brother
in Chicago, April is. w, c. Van Pap
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-04-20
V G. Dance ENJOYABLE

The knights of Columbus and their
ladies had a very enjoyable time at
the dancing party in K. c. hall last
evening from nine o'clock to midnight.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-04-20
FUNERAL NOTICE.

GARTHoFF The funeral OF Mary
Garthcff will be held from the resi-
dence. 1927 William street, Friday al
ternoon at 80 o'clock, Friends II
yited.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-04-20
Home missionary Meeting.

Mrs. Chas. VanSittert entertained
the Ladies Home Missionary society
Of the Trinity M. e. church at her
residence, 912 Franklin Street at
half past two this Afternoon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-04-20
New Works. Import Receipts.

Import receipts at the port of New
York are nearly three times as much
as CT all the other ports in tbe>United
States.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-04-20
MAXWELL & TUMELTY

INSURANCE q REAL rs a tie,
IL NORTH SIXTH STREET
FOR SALE.
North Side.
Seven room modern dwelling.
Eight room modern dwelling.
Ten room modern dwelling.
Eight room partly modern dwelling
4 OF double brick, nine rooms.
II room double brick dwelling.
Five room dwelling, Orleans avenue
South Side.
52S South Sixth. s room dwelling.
516-51S South Sixth, double dwelling.
1lS South Fifth. : room dwelling.
5i5 South Eighth St, room modern.
S14Sl6 Exchange ST, double brick
dwelling, rooms each side.
I1724 Johnson street, I room dwelling.
Twenty acre tract, adjoining city,
Bell phone 222-Black
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-04-20

Ell PAso, April 2o.-"There viii
be no armistice and no delay In the
insurgent attack on Juarez. The fed
erals merely want to delay us in order
to give them chance to bring up
reinforcements This statement was
made by Madero this afternoon to a
United Press representative and make
it certain that Juarez will be attacked
in short time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-04-20

BEST BARGAIN ON THE MARKET
SO 100000 paid UP 6 per cent diyi-
dend paying stock in Cd established
business. In addition to the cash
dividend they also declare surplus
dividend each year. Collins & Para
dice. ii n. Sixth street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-04-20
Ice cream
Gard Club Met Today.

This afternoon at the residence oil
Mrs. James NJ. J4etfingwell 14l4 Con
cert street. the Social Card Club was
entertained in very pleasant man
ne:.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-04-20

NEW YORK. April 2O.-At the meet
ing today of the directors of the Equit
able Life Assurance Society, VIM. A
Day was formally elected president.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-04-20
FOUND.
MISCELLANEOUS.

31b inch wagon TO exchange for light
farm wagon ]. A. Roberts, IS n.
5th Street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-04-20
chicaao Live Stock.


CHICAGO, April 20 Hogs-Re-
ceipts $4,000; left over 1900; market
&c lower. Mixed. SOCIOLOGICAL; heavy
s605@6.25; rough, s5.so@6Oo; light,
Sc 40@6.45
Cattle-Receipt 5000; market
weak.
Sheep Receipts 10000 market
steady.
Estimated tomorrow: Hogs 10000;
cattle $500; sheep 5000.
Hogs-Market 1oc lower than yes
terday. Light, s6.o5@6.4o; rough, $50
$500, mixed, seoo@6.25; heavy,
1 s6.o5 @6.25; pigs, se.o5@6.S6 bulk
$610@6.25.
Cattle-Receipts 5000; market
weak at yesterdays decline.
Sheep-MarNet weak to lOc lower
Closing: Hogs-market shade lower
than early and 10@t5c lower than
Yesterdays average. Mixed, $500
$50. heavy. s6.oo@6.20; rough, 1913
4 @5.95, light, s595@6.95.
4 Cattle Market steady
Sheep-Market 10c lower.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-04-20
Delightful Serving Of Many Guests by
ST. Mary's Young Ladies.


A social event Wednesday that was
one of the most pleasant OF the post
Lenten week, was the progressive tea
given by the Young Ladies' society OF
Guild number one of st. Mary
church. The serving hours were from
three to nine o'clock, the guests at
tending the first course at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Anna K. Ewers, 1905
Bank street, and the second menu
course being served at the Mrs. Agnes
Ewers residence at 1927 Bank street
The young ladies Of the Guild re
ceived and attended the two hundred
and fifty guests in very pleasing
manner. the serving and reception
hostesses being attired in white ane
the entire affair progressed enjoyabll
for those who took advantage OF ths
select evening luncheon served.
Pink carnations and ferns were
used both as table center-pieces ant
/ in the halls and parlors of the EWer
! residences.
The first course consisted of:
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peaa The pa!ly Gate CITY.
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LARD

Estimated Car Lots.
Estimated cars: SO wheat; l4l
corn; 81 oats.
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w ant Column
WANTED.

WANTED-Tw dining room girls at
Prescotts restaurant, "a S. Bird St
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Chicken salad

Chicken SaIau
Potato chips Pickles
Brown and white bread sandwiches
Coffee
The second course:
MINIS
loo cream Cakes
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-04-20
Liverpool Quotations

Wheat, % higher; corn, z up
1880 D. M, wheat, Is up; corn, II
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Sie Steiseruus Der Soften Ses
2ebeusunterbalts.

Die ameritdntitsn aoHIuln berifs
ten on oas Department Die
Gteiqeruna Der apftsn bes 2sbeHsun.
terhalts in alien 0sIttteileH. als gr.
t.Grune tpirb bic erobe ausbeute on
Golo dngefahrt. Ss gr0Bsr Die Wtitts!
ieien, Iautet pie solssruns. nit DsIder
3abluneen gslsttet psresn tDnneH,
feito mebr HiiiFe man bon oieiem Cab
lungsmittel berssben, um cine Waare
laufsn Su tonnen. Nie betunnt, be-
i:reiten mir bic Rihtieteit pieisr 96eos
rie, neil cine folhs gruBs gtdhfrag:
rad 9olo sur Buhrang oes Rrebtts
Der Rutionsu betstt, DAB bieIe Ra3'
ftcas bus 4ngebot aussIsiht. gsobs
a6tunqen in biefem 2anbe bobeu Die
Sheprie BON Der pertbeuernbeu Wir,
tuna bes Golbes pplIsuos ab abiur'
bum aefii6rt. Nls Dor 3pet Sabren
Die boben greife fir 2sbensmtttet biz
omeritantIhe Ration Sur 8ergpeif'
luna trieben, ertldrte man bas eben'
folls nit Der orobeu @olonus6eute.
Gsitoem qber finb Die greiie fir 2e'
bensmtttel tros fpeitsrer uro nod grc'
berer @oloausbeute fart 3uriidssgGn'
cen. Ran rpiro ba6sr mad anoerer
GrtlGruugsn fu4eH nriiftn. benn biz
nit Der 8oEDausbeute aefiibrteu Be
reife finb offsuturbts Hitt fti4baltig.
mir eebsu ndtiirli4 5u, baB bic srs
pieTene unribtigteit elmer 56eorit
ri6t fir Die Rihtigteit elmer anoerer
Sbeorie fpritt, ndmli6 berieutgen, BIZ
mir pertrsten, pab cine bem 5onoeI
Ter aansen Dslt innepo9nenoe Rei
qun9, Mdarsn ulogli6it aus ben
Warft su hatten, reip. bic proouttior
I'll 6emmen, bic IbeusruHg perurToGt
@ir iinb isbo9 Der 4Hfifit. bag mt
unferer 5bspris cine eiHleudteHos gr
flErune aetisfert fpirp. als 8sDeis
terufeu mir uns fpie6er auF urirer
J'artt. lInfere Mei3sntbeueruna nur
Re, nie bds ernieisn lit, bdburh Der,
urfoht, oaB 9robfQpitaIiiten betrddt
I;he Deisenporrdtbe auftuuften, uu
lie Maare aus benz Wartt au balter
unb bab bic Garmer DieFen Getreioe
| ru6er untsritiisten, inbem tie eben
faGs Bei5en aus Dem Marft beraus
lielien. Der 9tisbergans erfolgte. al
gu ben burd GeninnfuM suriidgehdl
tenen DeiseHporrdtbea CUTE grnteH Il
fisiem aanbe unD benz MusIdub bel
NorrGth Hshrten, 70 oob bic Moa
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D3san bon iiberaus inttreHonienDins
gen lih bier bdrbistei. MtIfl eii
Summer, h0B bas aIIes iuiebsr ptrs
itrtnt ipirb. Wie fddpf. bob bic NOs
rner bic % Wiliionsn, bic bas Denfs
NAL bes st5niss setoitet bdt, ni6t fur
bic Ginrihtnng zines IoId,en sthHos
ernpbifhen Wuitums psrfpsnbet bas
ben. Gie hdtten es ia rah benz GDs
riige nennsn f0nnen, unb oas mare
ein fhoneTes Dfntmdl 9eiporDtH, cls
Der Marmprberg auf bem RapitOI.
Gnolid, aber III man auf Der gidss
sa b'gtrrni ipirfIih duf sinsr ausitsIs
lung. Stsr ipsbt Mnsiieuungslnft;
ole InDalihen auitburteitsn bnbtn flt
dnseiieDeIt, man fam necpolitdniif
anb Denetianifh eiIen, itnetn bortn
gnppenipieIs anihauen. Wunihlni
frthif, fdbeinet man nidt: if fhitf
gleih mil 3ipei miinf6en: BeHn q
MIR Fertis ipdrel unb lpenn e nui
beii1mmsn bliebs! Jn Der giend Gar
toni bate ih ben erItsn Munfch tdun
unb ben Iebtsn gar nidi, uno aud y
ben beiben anbsren 4btbeilunsen fdni
i'd nihts Su fpiinfnen. Die Bsran
| Itaitnna an Der pio55d b'slrmi nbst
| lit terrliG, nnb fper I'm Ssrbit mad
ssstolien tommt, tpirb bier nnptrgeB
lihe Ginbriide ftHben.
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Der SuArer bsr englif4sn Sos
1ies Bat eine 6egsiitsrts Reoe duf ben
britifd>amsritdntidsn Snieosoertras
asbalten, Der, rpis aus Wdf6ington Be.
ri6tst tpiro, DolIftGnois abgefabt III, 10
bag er III ben nGhitsn Sagen oem Ct
nat uno osH Yarlarsnt CUR 8efdti@
aung unterbrsitet perben fdnr. 3ds
IGbt ss angebraht Ihsiusn, ben sSnbalt
bes Dertroses tur3 gu retapitulirer.
I'm al ermeFsu, pb sr pirtlih eseigs
net ift, ben e!pigsH Srieosn 5u fihern.
Das Rsus an bem @srtrdse III, paB er
NIles fhisbsgeriffiiber Bebdnbluns
uuterUtrft, fpesien bic anselestnbefz
ten. tpsloe r9ebeus< SHtereH.n" uHb
BITE rationale gbrs betrsffen, bic biss
lang BON fhtepssri6tliher Grlebigung
nusgsIhloFen poren. alein Der 4nss
fiihruns otsfss Gennntsns nerben pers
fhisbne Gnrcnten gefest. Siirs Grits
mug herGenat beipflinieH, bdb irSenh
stne Grags fhtebssfri6tli4sr Gntidsi.
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llm8efebrte meIt.


Gin pitlperiprsHenbsr 9urfhe
fheint Der IS Sabre ate mm. Tho
mas. BON SO. 615 Nic1mpnb Gtrnbe,
an jein. RaGbdrn botten fim BEL Der
pclisei bnriiber befhntri, bob bsr
Hengd itiHt Maittr, 6r0u Warp
9bomns nnD feline Ghptfter NIT az
ner ptiti4e bnrhsnprleein unb In
anDsrer Wtiie brutal Su mibbdHbsin
pflsge. polisiii HsIi btgob fiA gsftrH
nod Der gDobnung an Wi6monb
6trabs, mo frau Thomas unD ihre
9odtsr bic Ausfugsn Der Ra6barn
beitdtiatsn.
Gis 5sigten btm Hedmitn Girismsn
an ibrsH armen unn nnbtrsn a0rptrs
th<ilen uHn erEIdrtsn. bdb bit Wers
Isbungsn ibntH pon ibgtm GctH rslp.
Hruhfr nit elmer ptiilft beistbta6s
porbsn Itisn. Der iungs 1urf6e tpurs
be Derbafitt, uR nem Sugfnbri4tfr
rorgtfiibri 3u ptretn. Ct gGb ~,
Wluftsr unb Gnmtitsr NIT Der psit'
ine wrThlogen in bobtH, iptiI bitftIs
BEN itn .bsIiftigt- hdtitn.
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Oenebniist
Sat gsitern Manor Edsuab sas pre-.
ieftirte Nnfpmebil.ysttfreHnen
ar ber Sfanleg Nuenne.

Das bonn automo6iltlub projettirt.
autcmobil Wettrennen ben ittiltn
6iigsI an Der Stanlep 4penue btnduf.
ipirb Riiis SnIi ftattfinben. Wancr
Shpa6 bnt esftern bic abbdItuus Dss
Rtnnens ionttionirt, nnhbem or iih
porber nit goliStihef Sadfon btsiiss
lid Der arrangemenis fir bic notbigsn
ShubmoBrss.ln fiir's qub!itum in
0srbinbuua geiebt uHb nuh BON ben
8er1nft1ltern bic 8eriiheriing erbdls
ten bate, bab Dor benz Renntuee ttine
IlebungsfahrtsH ben Berg biunuf Ses
mod1t tperbeh uiiroeH.
gei benz lesten oernrtisen Rennen.
bcs bier itottfnnb, lpnrer bet1nHtIih
febr trcurige GrfohruneeH gemnds
porben uub nlebrere perfoneH trugtn
nehr ober ninner ichirert 0erlesung.n
bdbon, sbe bic ssortfsbuns bes Nens
mems bon Der goiisei inbibirt tDuroe.
goIiseihef SndfoR tpirb bdfiir Gorge
ttuasn, bnb oie ReHnbabn obsefperrt
III unb bos gublitum dbiclut niht
eefdhrbtt fpirb.
ssiir bic Siseer iperbeH, irie grdiiy
tent grotpthers bonn 4utcmobililub
rtI6rts, nsrtbpons preiis aiiseeisBi
irerDen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-30
eStalieniide SauSihafteH.
Don 2arI Gugtn g amtb /.

Rom, i'm Suni.
SD bin Rabe oaran, biz 2sutt 81
bsnsiosn, bic i'm Ssptembsr obsr Sta
tober mad Rom tOmmen pero.n.
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pobI fsrtig fein, unb penigitens elm
seIns 9bsiIs bopon tperben tbatId6liA
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bisnsu. 9as 1T nur in ftbr bef6rduts
tenn Joas fir be interuatipnals mos
berns aunituusfteauns sutreff.ne, bic
man iih in Der Stdbt Der GtnnSen.
Der 5arneiind unb Der GiftiHa nObI
Iieber i1sntt; ou6 bic ar6doIosifhe
4usfeaung IN ben Ebermen oes 9ius
tletiau ift ui6t 10 mertpiiroig. oob
man nm ihretrpilIen bic Reiie nnh
aom bei6leunisen iollte; bic Gnse!ss
burg eabIi6 bat intereHante 9iu9s
ouf5utpeiien, bos intersHuuteite III
aber bod bic Burg felbft,
uno bic lduft ia nidt meg. iOn'
bern tann au isbsr 3tit be-
iutt perDen. HAS tigenilih aus
bem pierten 5bsils Der oeplanten auss
ifedung, Der 5albjabrbuHberifeier gel
tsnb unb In bic Dia Ra3ionoie. dlfG
bod Do6l In ben bOrtisen aunitauss
it.aunaspaInit, peripieien. setDoroen II
ooer tperben foa, DoB tDeib ieiH UtsRif
su iaeen tein 6dbn trGbi odndh nnl
feline henne beg1dsrt fie, Ddbreno Joni
ale anbereH Abt6eiluuseH, fertig obel
unFertis. taetisli6 in Der rSmif der
greiie begadert fperDen. Wermutblid
bari man aIio annehmen, coB mar
bieies llnternebmen gang geudtlid
einf6lcfen ldbt unb iiberboupt MID
ausfiibrt, unb auf isoen Jal fptrb
ih niht In Der Gage itiH Dariiber o.
| berihten.
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| id aud bon Der 4usitellung an be
giassd b'Armi, nie id, Dor pier3ebl
9aaen idon einnlal befuht unS in q
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