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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-10

mand was 80, great ior...ice. and J.
melting 80 rapidly from Sunday I'M
til Sunday morning IT necessiated the
running of the ice wagons. Fairmont
is fortunate IN not having an ice fam
Inc as there has been for the past
week at PIttsburg, Wheeling. Parkers-
burg and number Of other cities in
this part of the country, because the
demand is greater than the supply,
though all the factories are running
full time and at their full capacity.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-10
DAYS GROWING shorter.

To the close observer it can be not.
Cd that tho days are gradually growing
shorten, last eeyning darkness came
inst 1seyepteen minutes earlier than
on. June 22d-the longest day Of the
year. Tho days become one minute
shorter each day and win continue
10 do so until the shortest day OF the
twelve months, December 22nd, when
they will again become one minute
longer until the above named juno
day. The sun arose in this vicinity at
4:S7 this morning and will set at 1889
making the day proper almost Is
hours long. The moon will arise.full
tonight shortly after eight o'clock,
This promises to be a clear, pretty
summer night-a typical West Virgin.
Ia July night, one which we all en-.
Joy If it were not so hot for sleeping
purposes.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-10
ReIeased from IAN.

narles Halder;>of Warrington, was
released from SHE county Jail this
morning after having served out a
ten days sentence for misdemeanor.
peace. Halder Immediately left for
peace. Haldr immeIdateiy left for
home upon being given his liberty. :.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-10
With Eurniturn Hnuse.

.Okey u. Miller, who for the past six
months has been; employed at the
White Cloud restaurant, Madison
street, has resigned and accepted pc.
sition at the Denham furniture estab.
lishment, Jackson street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-10
GAVE CONCERT.

The Lyons band gave a fine concert
on the Monongahela bank corner first
ward Saturday night. Music Is get
ting q great boost in Fairmont now
and II helps the town.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-10
pollcE colyRr.

Police court was Of the usual size
this morning. There were several Of
the plain variety that came before
tho mayor and got the usual fine.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-10
ELKs Al ATLANTIC CITY.

Several local lllks went 10 Atlantic
CITY to Attend the Elk's convention
dat opened there today Alncn &
tlose tia. went from this city we're
lcdttis B. Robertson. Hugh scott and
sol SyIaltnan eonassay
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-10
LosT HORSE.

Undertaken Fred jenkins lost one
Of his valuable horses used in his
funeral car. He was successful in
getting another horse
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-10
1HREE REPORTED KlLLEp.

"7- IBy united PressI
STEUBENVlLLE, July 1O.-Three
men are reported killed and ten wound
ed in a riot following a christening,
while an alI-night dance was going.
on sayenteHn miles from here. Cor.
oneF 1 e. Foster md the sheriff are,
on the way to the scene this after:
noon,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-10

Want advertising is "the way OUT
If most business oce "jars"-some,
lines THE only way
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-10
UNI 3 ENGINES.

The eng zines for the new city pump
ing station we're unloaded today They
viii, be installed and there will DO mo-
halt in the work which viii be rushed
10 completion as rapidly as possible
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-10
1 cHURoHEs-

Only three schools made any gain
yesterday, Most Of the schools made
spFettg heavy losses, But what the
Ssthools are doing that made gains
demonstrates what can be done II the
people have a mind to work,
Let us not neglect this important
Department Of the church even
though the weather is warm
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-10

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-10

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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-07
SOME HEADPINNERS
GET VERY CLOSE TO
THAT CENTURY MARK
BY E R
NIFTY bowlers, half of them repre-
sentinR the Patton Paint Com

EIFTY bowlers, half of them repre-
senting the Patton Paint Com
pAny and the others from the
Murphy Varnish Company. paired off
last night In the STAR head-pin tour
nament. The occasion was dubbed
Paint and Varnish Night" The pin
knights from the two organizations are
great rivals. The Patton No. 1 team
had the distinction of bowling the
highest score, a big total of 410. None
Of the other quintets was able to reach
the 400-mark.
While q few of the half hundred
bowlers got in the nineties, none
reached the century mark. None.
fobs offered by the STAR to those who
roll scores of 100 or better. The pin
knights who cam so close to the
coveted mark that 1t vas tantalizing
were White and Musa, of the Patton
No. / team. Each had a tally of SO.
White had a miss in the tenth frame
and Musa slipped up in the first. Both
could. with better filling, have over
come the handicap, but both failed.
Aber, of the Murphy No. 1 team. had
Q tally Of SO, missing twice. Vigars,
who was h general manager of last
nights controversy, also missed twice,
and he had a mark of So. In the other
squads there were no bowlers any
where Q the century mark, while
some of the performers only reached
the head-pin one or two times out of
twelve tries. Here are the scores:
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-07
BILLS TO KILL GAMBLING
IN CALIFORNIA ARE READY

SACRAMENTO. CAL. Jan. BILLS of
drastic nature have been introduced in
both houses of the Legislature, which
are intended to put a stop to betting
of all kinds. Imprisonment from thirty
days to a year is the penalty, with al
tentative fine.
The betting legislated against is on
any contest or purported contest of
skill, speed or power of endurance of
man or beast or between men, beasts
or mechanical apparatus, or upon the
result or purported result of any lot,
chance casualty or unknown or con
tingent event whatsosver.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-07
PHYSICIAN SUGGESTS
FOOTBALLS ADJUSTMENT,

NEW YORK, Jan. I'm a review OF
the football season of 1910, prepared for
a New York medical society, DR.. M. ].
Clurman, of this city, declares that the
family tree of college athletics would
be greatly benefited by the Topping of
of one distorted and unhealthy branch,
football" He finds that, despite the
much-vaunted new rules, there were
nineteen deaths and 400 injuries during
the past year, while almost every mar
who played is physically weaker for the
severe stress of the game"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-07
M'lNTOSH MAKES
M'FARLAND TWO
OFFERS WITH WELSH
KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Jan. 7.
.ACKY" MCFARLAND, who Is

KANSAS CITY, MO-, Jan. 7.
I'D ACKY" MCFARLAND, who is
here, last night received a bid
Of $4,000 from the National
Sporting Club, of England, for his light
with Freddy Welsh.
Hugh Mcintosh has already offered
$1,000 and rs per cent. OF the gross re-
ceipts. Mcfarland said he would ac-
cept one of the offers. but he did not
know which. In either even the fight
will take place in England.
Battling Nelson and Leach Cross were
h h~eadliners in last nights how of
the Olympic Athletic Club.( The en-
tertainment was a benefit for a former
local sporting writer. Cross. who is
training at Allenhurst for his coming
bout with Cy Smith, was also among
those who offered to assist in the bene-
fit, and the pair favored with three
rounds, in which comedy shared a place
with some stiff wallops.
The bout between Tommy Houck and
Young Wagner. which was to be the
headliner of the show, did not take
place.
Jack Leonard, of Philadelphia. de-
feated Howard Smith, of Elizabeth. in
a ten-round battle at the Rhode Island
A. c. at Thornton, r. l., last night.
Although Smith put up a good battle
he was outfought by Leonard at every
turn. The contest was a fast one,
however, from start to finish.
Jimmy Kelly. of Port Chester,
shaded Jimmy Diaper. of savannah
before 300 members of the Jacksonville
A. c.. at Jacksonville, Fla. last night. I
A delayed advertisement brings only the afterl
nnath Of trade. It's the first call that captures
the procession Of customers.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-07

Bill Dahlen will be the first big
league manager to start for the South
ern training trip He will work out at
Hot Springs, Arkansas, with Bell and
Rucker, two OF his pitchers, leaving for
the camp on FEBRUARY l. The regulars
win follow COON after.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-07

Charles F. Carpenter was reelected
to the presidency of the Trf-State
League yesterday for a term of five
years. The league season will open on
May 8 and close on September 6.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-07

a DELAYED advertisement brings only the afterj
nnath OF trade. It's the first call that captur3
the procession Of customers.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-07

Sherwood Magee, the heavy-hitting
Philadelphia who led the National
League in batting last year and is hold
ing out, is playing basketball despite
the protests of the management. He
has signed with the Buffalo Germans"
a Bisontown team, and will play in a
game in Rochester in the near I
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-07
~

the Shamrock Five will line VI against
the Vailsburg A. G.
The Harrigan Five will play the
Olympic Separates at Wiedenmayer's
Casino hall tomorrow night.
The ALL Collegiates will journey to
Ossining, N. Y, tonight to play the
team representing that town.
Columbia will meet Cornell in an
intercollegiate association game at
ithaca tonight.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-07

Jimmy Kelly. of Port Chester.
shaded Jimmy Diaper. Of Savannah,
before 300 members Of the Jacksonville
A. G. at Jacksonville. Fla, last night.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-07

Socks" Seybold, the old Athletic
star, is going down the ladder. Last
year he managed Toledo and next year
he will manage McKeesport in the D.
and P. League.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-07
! JU ST " |nDFALlS

At the annual meeting of the Tri-
State League in Harrisburg yesterday
it was decided to fix the salary limit
at 81, 900 a month. This Is a compro-
mise, as some clubs wanted a higher
rate and others lower. Johnstown and
Williamsport were given till February
1 to secure financial backing necessary
to remain in the league.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-07

Fred Clarke will give Outfielder win"
Campbell another chance as a regular
next year. Campbell got off to a good
start. Though he batted around the
honor mark all season, his work as an
outlelder was below the standard. The
Pirates will go into training at Hot
Springs two weeks earlier h a usual.
and will play more exhibition games
than has been the custom.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-29
SaperiidDer ilHterit. .8erein.

Inter 9orfib bss Germ abam
SenbeIba6 uub Der Qrototollfiibrung
oes 5errn Daniel Queenbkbl fanb
seiterH 4benO bic rsgslmibige 8ers
fammluna obissu 8ereins itatt, in
pel6er 5unQait brei ertruniten Mits
gltebern bic ibli5s Interitiisuna ans
gefuieien ipurbe. 9es Meftertn be-
rihtete oas Sronfenfommittes, bdB bic
Satin bes Witgliebss gbos. Rerpel
am %. WdrS unb oas Waitsiisb Sobn
Diettrih ON %. Wdrs b. :. ge'torbtn
ieieii. Cine GinlabuHg 5u ben goIpts
nen eJnbiIGum Des NIleemtinen Bidder
8etuerbeperetns, bos am II. Snni
b. 8. our6 Elm 8oltsFeit In Rsi6ratbs
parf nit porausesbenbsr Strabsns
parade gsfsiert fperbsn ioiI, tpurbe snis
gsgengenommen unb 8sbufs Gntiheis
Dung auf bic nddfte Sibuna suriids
stlegt. Desgleihen Elm aufruf bes
arrangements aommittees fir bic
100i6brigs 9eburtstagsfeisr pes
Surnpaters Sabn fir cine 9eiiteuer
81 bsm su erri1tenosn snm Dent
itein. 5err anton Reeg. 1903 ainn
StraBe, tuurbe ais neuss Wlitglisb In
ben 9ereiH aufsenommen unD foglei6
singsfiibrt,
Der 9prIdlag. bsmsufOlgs bic aoHs
ititution oabfn obg.6nb,rt iperben
foll. bnB bi, pierisljabrlihen geitrdss
in 3utunft Itati 81 nur $1.50 betros
gen folIen, fpurbs gum 3ipeiien Wale
perlefen uno tpirb in Der ndhfien Sis
buHg 5ur enosiiltigsn 4bftimmuHg gss
langen.
Der bon ben Wiieliebern bss @ors
itdnbes nit Dem Beiiser bes Reihs
ratbs Bart oboef1lnHene Aontratt
fir bic slbbaItung bts biesidbriatn
picnifs an Sonntao. e. Usai. ipurs
be gItgsbsibeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-29

SuHae Graa maht ibrsm 2tbeH ein
freiplllises Gnhe.

5rnu Ri6dro Muir, 81 Sabre alt,
maf1te Ssiteru Morssn gsgen 8 ll'br in
9,senpart ihrss 8attsn In ibrsrWobs
uung. ii 8orfislp Placs, ibrsm 2sben
Elm Gnbe, lnosm iis aarboIIGurs
trant. sic hattie am Ulontdg abeno
oas 2bsater beiu6t. unb oas Stiid
vyao Giotbsr TO Cube Ser aefeben.
gle bsfuub ilb. aIs iis beim fam. in
febr gsbriidter unb niebergeIhIaasner
Stimmung uro sr3dblts ihrsm Cat
ten, iie babe Elm Stiid ibres eigensn
2sbens ssishsn. 5m ndhftsn augens
bid bate iic nit ben @orten: sd
babe bishsr niemnIs gspubt, mas ss
meint, teiHs Iiutt.r 3u ba6en~ cine
5lafhe NIT Garboli6urs srgriffen unb
ben JnbaIt. beoor ibr entieBtsr Gatte
f. oaran 0srbineern tonnte, eetruus
fen. gauir, peIher aeEIner 1T, reqtiis
rirte fofort tsIspboniicb siutn 9dtrols
fuasen, isopt bate bic unaIiidIihe
5rau, aIs Der Wassn bas SOipitoI srs
rtihte. bsrsit5 ouseelitieH. Der goros
ner oronsts sineu SnqueIt on.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-29

-- Der Giisnsi.bsr Grani !. Spiel,
36 Sabr. alt, BON go. 800 gant CTR.
fiel g.itsru morssu ssgen 2 ubr in Dsm
GtabliiIemsnt Der Mobern Jeunorp in
Sdtlsn BON siHer 2siter binuntsr unb
3og iicb eintn 8einbruh su. Gr lpuros
in o.m qoIiS.iautOmobil nub Dem Sos
ipitaI ssbratt.
- Der % Sabre aIte 5ubrmunn
TdDio Qalprsne. pou go. 5l7 Carr
Strabs, Elm aneeftslltsr Der Gasgsiea'
ihoit. fubr esitern 4bsnb DE Sprias
Grope 4penue sntlane, ais an Der Gde
Der 9raibe1r Strobe isin Daeen pon
elmer Gar Der gIart Strabs 2:His ss.
troffen uno btmoIirt pnrpe. a1ip.
reno. fpurbe auf Die Strabe esichlsu.
bert unb soa iih fhlimme 8srlesunssn
CT Shulter uno armen 3u. q: puree
nod benz ftdbtiihsH 5oSpital ssbro6t
- Gbas. Sisblsr. Elm 81 Sah-e alter
S6reiner BON 30. 1924 4ppleaate
apenus. fisl seftsrn Woreer loabreRo
Der 4rbsit in Dem gldbliHemsnt ter
Queen giip printins Sn. so. an
Gmitb uub Summers StraBe pcn els
mem 15 S5ub hobsn 6eriiIt ano ssg Iih
ihipere 0erlsgun9eH b.r Biroeiidu.e
81. Gr ipurDe in elmer 4mbuiaRs na4
benz itaDtii6tn 6oipital ssoradlt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-29

Dus felt Sonntag bier krrIdsnbs
taIte Wettsr bat Der Seris bon Gpies
len aipifhsn uHieren rlRebs" unb ben
aentudper rRdhtreitern" psrbiHbert,
mas cine grobs GuftGul6ung fir bsts
be aIubs ipdr, unb febrten bic 2ouiss
ptIler fhon am Rontas nud ibrsr
Ssimdth 3uriid.
Witilerfpeils erhaIttn iid1 unIers
Jungens burh Shlogsn uno 5dngtn
res Sails, nurh Qaufsn unb Gpriugsn
in Der lle6ung. 1us Werfsn uno
Shleubern hes Balls erIdubi ibneH
5duptIiHg Griffitb uiht, nm cab
muns Der 5lii9sI su permeibsn.
5alIs iih beute milbers 3emperatur
nit Sonnsnfdsin sinitslIt, pirb i'm
bisiisen gauparis Elm SpisI spii6sn
ben .8sts" unb .g goIts~ Der
rR.b 8" gum austrag gslauasn. 9ds
SpisI besinnt um 2::3O ubr Ra6mits
tags 81 bsrabseiestsu GintrtttspreifsH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-29
Siabure SmHtau in Der MuiifaaIIe

sfdbora 9untan, bie 8obnbredsrin
uno enifhieben bic bsrufenfte slniers
prstin bss flnITifd, arienilnen Sdnsss.
frirp am beiiiigen 4bsno gum slreitsn
RoIs bier in Der Wuiitballs uHier Wtits
ipirtune bes 9amroih SrGeiters aufs
treten. Ge!eseniIin Des eriten 2luftres
tens Der FiiHitlerin tpurbe befaHHtlih
bic MuiitbaIls an sinsm 1ass bis aHf
ben lesten plnb ausptrtauft unp 1aus
fsnbe. bic iih ni6t rsbtseiiig eiHssfuHs
ben batten. mubten enttduihi tDitber
ben 6einitpeg anireten. gllIsr Mabrs
itsiHlihteit mad ipirb fir Jioboro
DuHedns auftretsn am Wtititpoh Der
anbrang sbenlo eroB isin. Die
pxiie Der pldbe ihDdHisn 5miihsn
$3.50 unb so Gents.
Dns non Der aiinfflerin fir bieieH
Mbenb 3ufammengeiielts prDgramm
umfabt Glud's .Spbigsnie daI auIis",
GGubert's .Marht miliiaire~ fDtDie
siniae BON Ghuberi's vWoments mniis
Gales. Die Shlibnummsr ipirb Der
Gfroub 'fde m0lser I'm Der fh0nsn
blrueH GoHau" IsiH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-29

Qipps, heFIsn bsibe gltern tcbt Iinb,
ipnrbe In bic Anftnlt 1ufgenomrten.
9ds @efnh nm MnFnobme Der brti
Shlpeitern Bertha emma, Marid 9ln-
tonid nno MnHd aouife 6hntioer, be-
rem Batter topi lit unp beren Ulutter
bsmnddit als a0hin In Der MnftaIt
dngeitelIt fperben miro, fpurbe an Elm
MISUNDERSTANDING rerrpiefen. Das
Clifton 6tiabts Sueeno+S Srdefter un4
ter aeituna oss 5errH Or. R. 8. Ree-
melin tpirb am ndhItsn Sonntag Rod-
mittag i'm Moiienbaus Elm 5rettcH5ert
peranItatten, Su tpslhem ale sSreunDs
nnb 80nner Der anitalt frsunblihft
einseIaben finb.
Der prdFbsnt erndnnts foIsenbe
aommiiteen fir oas teooritebeuoe
5riibiubrsfsf: sSeit aommittee, Die
6erren ). U. Msper, q. g. S5bnt unb
Gbp. 6. S6risfsr; Barr rsRommittes,
Die Serren 9. gberbron, u. antIsr
uno 6. Wannsr. gu geIu6s 8ommit.
teen fpurben ernannt pom %. Widrs
tis 4. arriI bic Serrsn Debnsr unD
sSObnt, pom 4. bis IL. 4pril Die 5errtn
u. glntler uno y. gberbrpn.
Seute Radmittaa finbet i'm Woiien-
tauie Die piertsljdbrIids 8erIammlung
res Srauenpersins ftatt, gu tpelnsr bic
@erffdnbsmiteIisee eingeluben nor.
ten iino.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-29
Jdb3or,,
SriHst einm iHassn llnoarn in
Stwn!itGitn.

Der 19 Sabre alte arbeiter SoT.
Rubbes. Elm llneor. pOhnboft 30.
1853 5arriion apenue. poIIte aeftern
4beno in Der 9lGbe Ieiner Bcbnunl
eintn Brief In ben pofttajten iDerfen.
als nisbrere audben, tDelte iih init
oaftlitifdubInufeH dmiilirten, ihn
init tIeiHen 5teinhen bomborbirien.
Wsaeoss fpuroe bieriiber 70 aufssbraht,
oaB er ben 10 Sabre alien 5trbtrt
WdeRsr, BON Ro. 1854 Sdrrifon ape.,
btim arme ersriff unb BEN Rnaben
nit einsm iuudtigsn 5isb Sfpei Sabine
ansfdIug. Der e,etroffsns brad duf
Der StraBe 3ufammen unb Nabbes
besab Iih in IeiHs Bobnins suriid,
tuo er Tpdter BON bem golisiiten aams
mann nriier oer AntIaee bes tb1tlihen
an9riffs Derbaftet lpurpe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-29

geranitaltet ain Sreifaa Der EprtD
6ineinuafi SHiiuef Ren's Glab.

Der Rortb Cincinnati guiineB
Wieu's Club bat fir tommenoen5reis
tag ipisoer sinsn 9amsnabene orr
ransirt, fur ptIheu Elm isbr blbi6es
prosramm 5uiammsnseiteut tporosn
iit. Die Reonsrin beg 2lbenos III 5rI.
Wtarb gontpop unb fie ipirn bds9ks
ma .sJortbiibuRssf9uttH fir HGb=
den" bebonosIn. Der mufifaIiT1.
5beiI oss grpgramms iit tpie fOlst:
Glapisr glia Smith.
Defamation Fri. gtprma Gesbpb..
Sopran uno Gsigs-5rI. 2pttie unb
Stella S6.
8aritonsSolo 0sorgs gudens
Berger il.
aornstiuIo-Scrbtrt Sismsner.
AusgsipdbIt bIt--Wtt. 4uburn 5ric.
2(ls 4Sauaementstommitte funeirsn
bic !Strren ernit o. Dulff, q. g.
2ambed, SO. 9rotdts, 9. n. 8u9ort
unb G.R. 5arbad, bsHsu bic 9dmens
5rau q. +. 2ombsd, 5rau Charles
2oiIe unc 5ruu 2ouis DaIB SurSsits
ftehu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-29
Nadbibliiiieloieb
Wiadi iuabrtnb Der atm,ltnbsit Der
SausbsusbHtr rei6e Seate.

ells 5srt Q. 9. airtpdirid, ~.
S44 Sat Strube. ..np feline Jdnil.s
nah elmer 4bpe'enbeit non Ssbn gaesa
beiIniomen fanber iie au tbrem Gr4
ftagnen bic Sin!erlkiire often nno
3tpei @aslompen In Der WobHuHg
BREMEN. Cine untsriutung er.
eob, Dob bos 6aus BON einem 3isbe,
tpslder iih RddfbIiiFeI bebients, be-
iudt poreen mar. 3afsIsinsn. aIeis
Der unb Shmudiahsn I'M Werthe poH
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