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PROPOSALS.

PROI1,sAIS WILL RE RECEII Ed AT TIE
Bureau al supplies and Accounts. Navy Depart
nent. Washington. H. g., until 10 O'clock am.
Sep,rnber u. 1912. and publicly opened imms-
.iiately thr:eaftcr. 10 furnish At the navy yard.
wnrhingt"n. D. C. ETC.. quantity OF % s5..i
caiions for proposals should refer T. Schedule
47ss. Blsnl proposals will b. FURNISHED npon np
Ri.i'," ssr:ensra nS ine T. s=ea sala anssiaw,si
PROPOSAL FOR CLOTHING ETC.--rREAsl r.
cr's Ofice. T. S. soldiers Home. Washington,
II. g.. August -. 1912 Sealed proposals will be-
receytd ut this office until two =, ''ciock pm.
September IL. 1912. and t,en publicly
opened. Tor manufacturing; and SIMPLIFYING :l"taing
and equipare. Samples. proposal blanks a, and
dress Capt II. c. CLARK. Trensurer. au2s-2t
DEPoT oUARTERMAsTEK.s OFFICE. WASH.
ing,"p. D. G. August !: iel2 2-seaied pTop"sais % 81
ioi.. FOR furni-i;n; and Delivering forage and
straw at Washington. D. c.. AID posts In ,icin
: asEas Sai nfaI%asiS tas 1"O on sppe,iaa
rETTCs. DEPOT Q. u. sul.2 3.9.2s.I
OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF
Primo George. county. Upper ,,ss Msreoro; MO; !;
q.' % %a s rssegs sSs
for the printing and binding ave hundred copies
OF the Code Of Public Local Laws Of Prince Prince
the Acts OF the General Assembly OF MARYLAND Of
appendix to said cnde. Of partly incorporated
therein aud partly as sppendx. The size o:
tyne and page and the quality of paper to be
the same as found In the Acts OF the Gen
eral Assembly OF 19io. the binding to he law
buckram or sheepskin with proper labelling. the
printing and binding subject TO the approval Of
the said Marion Duckett and 7. Van ClaG.tt.
bound as aforesaid. to be delivered 10 the ofiice
OF the county commissioners. The bids will be
opened by the commissioners at II O'clock NJ.
ing to be done hereunder can be seen ut the
ONCE OF Marion Duckett & Son, 61I St NV,
Washington. d. c. wM...F, HOLMES. Presi-
dent OF the Board OF County Commissioners,
Prince, Georges .cosniy. Nd. tSeail Test:
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cOh KEN Id = 1Eo-
..714 Pa.
Nw.l162 18th. :1r.$S3.&
NW.T7 19th.lOr.h.'5 =.
NW.1611 21St. 1nr. .h5o.o
NV .2l24Pa av.iUr-5 }. %
NW.6i7 10Th. gr.h.4S.1
NW.732 21st. 11r.b. 800
Nw.7"7 Goth. or.b.31.5n'
NW,1716 +. 11r,h.31. %
NW,GO4 Web'r 6 ,b3O. 80
NV, ,6vy y J Nv. lvrn3U. 80
NW.132S 10th. Sr, b. 30. so
SW.154O 9th. 7r,b.21 so
NW.s27 22d. Orb. 81. 80
Nw.2217 I. iOr.h. .25 go
NV. 800 22l.9r,b. %. 80
y y .232O l. 6r. $3.50
ME, 522 7th. Or. b. %. M.,
Sc, $50 X. 1Or.b 80. IS
APARTMENTS.
Octavia.
Col and Quar- roads.
3, 4. 5 & Z RS. $3.50 IN
NV. 1920 &. s.. IL. 81. so
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FOR RENT NW.!5OI Euclid. SRI 100
iW. 1924 l.. 12r. .2bs75. 90 NV 2O27 f. 6r. IL. -
SW. .423 Chaplin. l2r. Nv 1919 9th. Ar I3 50
.0OO NW.2l16 ". 4r. III. 90
wv 1890 9th. .9r b. 40 10l NV ais 26th. 6r Ia. 40
NW.2l. J.av. Sr NE7I4 L. Or, b. % %
and D. 40. NE Is Myrtle Or. h. Is. &,
NV I'D av.Sr. bio. Is SW $40 Va nv, ,sr b2b so
NW.Szs Westm nster. SW 937 c. Or. h. % %
M 81. 20 sSyV .333 18th, Or. .l5.c0
Nv. l63 $, Or. b.. $3.50 SW .321 18th. 6r. .15IO
NV. 1l26N Cap.6r.bn2 50 SW. H25 c. Or. 4.fN
NV. 4O4 o. Or, b. % 50 SW 6l9 c.. f3r l3 Sn
NV. 1892 4tb 7r. 1850 SW. .IB6 r, Ar. IL. 10
NW,S1I ed, Sr. IL so SE.92l Pot av Or. .12. 80
wv 1902 4th. Or rs. 80 SE. I'LL 10th. 81. 1880
APARTMENTS.
The Vineetta. rooms and hath. .$2f 90
The Vincetta. 3 rooms and bath. ........ 1850
OFFTCES-NORTHWEET
Central building. Offices.
Room g 500 II w...................... 800
Call at ONCE for information regarding alley
property. stables. ETC., ] have for rent.
For further information apply at once.
-. J. ". PIILISG. -1416 L st. NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

homes the Heights: located west -
16th 80. The house has three stories. with four
beautiful rooms each 6.or: hoi water hea..
two baths aId ever, appointmca; desired In a
complete hvnsc. This house Is worth $i2.oeo.
but IN immediate sale is necessary. the
ownsr has just authorized Us II offer tic house
for $500
BOSS & riIrIrs dncl. ia i.ih st. NV.
FOR SALE -si.OoO UNDER nEaL VA FOR
.cns.n,en, 10 - ii,h ard i4th q, car lines. The
house contains six rooms and bath: in fine re
. prls' amm s n',srn san maks r., terms Ir,. an.
only 81. loo.
RnSs 4 PHrIIs dnc.l. Il. l.th at. NV.
FOR sALE-FoR 81 23o N CLEVELAND PARK.
,s . sss ss a;, rashins % ,r ronp.eoa n s
sale before. as IL Was being built for home.
hut owins TO change in circumstance. The
quick sale. There Is every modern Convenience.
four hedro,Hs. oak is"ars electric nS.,s lacr
living room and large p,rch. We would Ike {"
show Won this house riSht away. for We believe
Il will Ne sold within a wc.k's tit~
ROSS n PHELPS dnc.,. ia isth st. n.
traliy :oca,eI for a littie Vi, Of money: The
house il th,,,e-story hay-wlnicw brick. with tea
ronus and bath. 2o-fcot lo, good alley and
wide parking in from: of ,ae hs'se. This
Is good house TO live In: ac,d house ~
ren, rooms. Of a God renting property. Think
OF the price. $3.50. aud POSSIBLY little less
HsSS 4 PHEl.rS ane.l. ia 14th ST. NV.
FUR SALE-oN PARK ROAD. WEST OF isth
ST. positive bareain in N rearly new ali
modern colonial brick house. occupied = a
home. The. house has every thing you want III
clnding electric lights. hot-vater heat. OAK
doors. large front porch and fwcstory
porches. We almost ashamed 10 state the
low price OF xSsD for this property. hut tie
owner states sale must - made at
ROSS x PHFIIS Hnc.l. ia 14th at
FOR SALE-ON 1st ST. NV: HOUSE ORlGr-
n'ly held at 81 mo: the owner. a non-residsu;.
has just authorized to sell for 45ON. T1c
honse contains nine rooms aud bath. hot water
heat. good LOT to prved alley. with room TO-
garage. II YOU warld he interested I'm hous"
In this location. you cannot so wrong on this
property. for IL In located I'm one of the pret-
tiest hl"rks ON lst st.. where nearly every one
owns their own property.
BOSS PHELPS tlnc.,, IA 14th st. Nv.
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FON SALE.

leo ACRES GOOD LOAM-GOoD HOi SE AND
barn: fruit; all nelds wstered from living
city; x;s per acre; Is cash. GEO. @. WALK
ER. Kenofs bldg, lith and G sts. Main 71cs.
Ss
CHOICE LOUDOCN co. FARM. IN BEST
acres wood. principally oak; watercd 10y spring.
2 streams and pond: Groom dwelling
schools, stores. eh1sches. u mile. Good rcads.
bssutifu! country. Want to sell befcr. sep-
from a. % -sLAYNAEER. With Aiexsnce:
. Suter, 81: Evans building, I420 N. 7. are. nv,
Evening star., 1912-08-28

FOR SALE = DELIGHTFUL HOME N THE
northwest Must be sold within the next few
days. Close to a large government park and
sur. ounded hy homes Of the highest character.
Nine charming rooms, conservatory and bath.
Good heating plant. Positively the biggest bar
gain ever offered in this choice section at S., 500
SHANNON & LCCHS. 713 14th st. NV.
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FOR SALE-ON BEAUTIFUL RHODE ISLAND
ave. NV. Convenient TO cars and the down own
district. A well planned and substantially built
hcme Of bright rooms. bath and hot water
heat. You will have to see this before you
appreciate real value. Price just reduced to
$500.
SHANNON s. LCCHS. 713 l4th ST. NV
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SOR RENT-135s t'aiRMONT ST. NV: Il
rooms aud 2 baths: steam heat; vacant Au-
gust 81; VIII be put In frst-class condition;
I'll BUST. 1Aoo II 81. r.w.-
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WANTED-HOUSES.
FOR KENT-OFFICES.

NEAR 14th AND NEW YORK AVE.
Within one square oe 18th and II streets.
located in modern 5-story office building: e.e-
vator and jantor servi Z: electric lights and
gas; steam tea,. These rooms are ezcep-
tional,y large. being about 12xlS feet in siz ;.
and most OF them have running water. Lad -es'
and gent 'emen's toiI-ts On each floor. Rentals,
$3.50. $3.50 and SI1.50.
SHANNON 4 LUCHS. Renting Service.
NJ. 23t5. III 14ti 81. NV. NJ. 2345.
DFSIE ,BlE OFFICE ROOMS FOR RENT IN
the Ma yland building. l410 II str ct. and the
Westory building. northeast corner Of l4th and
F streets. Apply STORY < COBB. 1902 Con-
necticut ave. Telephone North 6O5a-60sl.
Evening star., 1912-08-28

FOR SALE
18th ST NEAR MONROE.
3-story brick; hot-water heat: rooms and
bath: good lot, and as'-ing only
MOORE & HILL. Hnc.l. 1902 Fl st. NV.
Evening star., 1912-08-28

FOR RENT-IsO6 J.. .titiS PLACE. . ROOMS:
furnace: in good iepaIr choice neigh orb oil:
reduced 10 Ss0.sJ. i6N4 18th ST.: rooms;
13O.50. JOHN KNOTT ?1S r. NO ph -
FOR RENTA8y l.. ]. MILLS. COS 9th ST. NV.
So; Eye ne. .9r.i. .$a2.5, FIJI 1a30 Cap.,r.b2l. o
ITO ne. 7r :. ..27, 80 sos 7th sw. Or. b. .ls.OI
Fit 2lOls p.v 6r BE-. 80 1912 Fla ne. .6r blS30
500 10th ne 7r.h. 80 40 Fl ne. Or. IT. so
Evening star., 1912-08-28

GET Orr FILL RENT LIST AT OFFICE.
Al classes OF property for rent. complete
list Of desirable apartments.
Evening star., 1912-08-28

H0USE-Five-stor freproof building. 41x105-
abou. 21.00O 50. IT. Of floor space: concrete
foors. Auey on side and rear. L!-ht all
around. Hot-water heat. Elevator No. ee1
Lnworth pia g s.w.. near Agricultural Depart
ment. Rent. $500 per month. Apply A. o.
RI ISS AZ r at "
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FOR RENT
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-03-08
Fine Bunch of Horses.

One of the finest punches of horses
ever shipped to the west reached Mos
COW today. There are thirteen fine
stations in the shipment, two of them
being London prize winners at the big
live stock show. These horses were
brought to Moscow by C. W. Brown
& Co., and include Shires, Percher-
ions and Belgians. The shipment
came by express from Lincoln, Ne
braska, to Moscow Joe Watson, one
of the greatest horse importers this
country has ever known, who died re-
Gently in Europe, purchased this
bunch just before he died.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-03-08

James Fenton, Chicago commercial
man, is business visitor in Moscow
the last few days
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-03-08

or total floor space for the new sto. :.
of 27,027 square feet. This is at least
fifty per cent more room than ..,e
present building gives the Boston,
which is 1OOx12O, with balcony 70 M
bringing the total floor space to not
to exceed $4,000 square feet Not only
will the new store give needed room,
but it gives the right kind of room,
for each floor is as light as day and
each room almost square.
The third floor is now almost com
pleted, the plaster being on and ready
for the finishing touches. After the
plaster is on the walls and ceilin.;
will be given snowy coat of purest
white, making the store as absolutely
white and light as it is possible to
make it.
The stairways are being changed,
and through the center of the building,
reaching from the ground to roof, is an
open court some fifteen or twenty
feet square that enables one to get
perfect view of the entire floor be-
low from where the observer stands.
There is to be modern passenger
elevator, making it unnecessary for
customers or help to climb stairs, and
also making it easy to reach any de-
dartment on the three floors.
The grocery department will be in
the rear of the lower floor, originally
built for this department. On the sec
Ond floor will be a lunch room for
the convenience of the force of clerks,
who are to be provided with warm
meals and every other convenience
There will be comfortable rest rooms
for ladies, sewing rooms for dressma-
king and alterations, and fine large Of
flee rooms for bookkeepers and other
office help.
The rear of the third floor will be
fitted up for a work room for the fur
niture department. i
The entire front is to be remodeled |
The present glass will all be removed
and larger ones put in. The front
windows will be twelve feet deep, or
larger than most of the display win
dows in Spokane's biggest stores.
Williamson has a 16-year lease on
this block, and has plans drawn which
call for modern quarters, the equal of |
the best city stores. There is to Re a
basement excavated, in which is to be
a heating plant, showing how thor
oughly modern this big store is to be.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-03-08

A farewell reception will be tender
cd George rutherford and his sister,
Nellie, at the Christian church this
evening by the young men and young
women bible classes, to which they be-
long. The Rutherfords are moving
to North Yakima
Mrs. C. Stevens, living eight miles
southeast of Moscow, has announced
big public sale for March %, begin
ming at 10 o'clock. A. L. Taylor will
cry the sale George Vinnigerholz is
the clerk.
Commencing Monday, March 18th,
the Third Street Market will be known
by the new name of cash Market"
Special prices on all kinds of meat. 37-8
j. c. Stillinger has the contract for
tearing down the old Tyrrell black
smith shop on Washington street, and
will use whatever good lumber he
can get out to build barn on his 40
acre farm two miles south of town.
Charley Swadner is planning to put
up a good dwelling on his beautiful
lots just west Of the Jerome Day home
this summer. A number of other good
homes are under contemplation.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-03-08
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT |

Splendid Homestead REIMBURSEMENT,
choice wheat land, near town. Hurry,
if interested Harry Averill, Moscow,
Idaho 31tf
Land-If you want bargain in land,
write or call on W. M. Duthie, Troy,
Idaho. 3O-55
| For Sale or Trade.-For city prop
erty. eight and one-half acre tract
close in. Highly improved, good
house and barn, good orchard. l.. M.
Kiltey, Inland Market. 31tf
For Sale-White Wyandottes There
are none better. Prize winners every
where. Eggs for Matching; few
good cockerels for sale. Write or call
for catalog. Prem Moore, Moscow,
Idaho. 1880
Furnished rooms, with or without
board, by day or week. Mrs. Eugene
Colwell, PIT N. Almond 32tf
For Rent-A suite of modern house
keeping rooms. 720 South Washington
street. 36-7
| have some fine S. c. Brown Leg
horn cockerels for sale; also eggs.
My stock is from E. H. Resemblance
the best in the west. Write or phone
c. ]. Litch, Moscow, Idaho. Phone
Farmers 9213. 32-51pd
Meals-Good home cooked meals
for 25 cents, may be had at 116 Jack
son street Mrs. A. G. Palmer. 32-44pd
For Rent-Good four-room house
with barn. Enquire of Mrs. d. A.
Watkins, 402 Van Buren,. 1888
For Sale-Some pure breed Single
Comb White Leghorn cockerels; also
eggs of same strain, So for 10. Ralph
A. Patterson. Phone 912x9. 35tf
Wanted-A pantry girl. Hotel Mos
COW. 37tf
For Rent-Good 7-room house : !
barn. Apply to Mrs. c. A. Watkins, |
402 Van Buren, street. Sl-o4 |
| have a buyer for good Moscow |
business. He has $4,000 cash and a |
$4,000 farm. What have you? H. NJ !
Averill, 926 E. street. 37-S
Buff Orpingtons-The beauty and |
utility breed, best winter layers I'll
you want something good try Buff |
Orpingtons. Eggs for SALE Kathryn
Driscoll. Phone 1861. 37-4S |
Commencing Monday, March t1th,I
the Third Street Market will be knownl
by the new name of Cash Market
Special prices on all kinds of meat 27-S
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-03-08
Mortgages.

Chas. Riggle ct ux to state of Idaho,
$1100, w1AseA, neAseA, 1888; lots
2-3-4 eknwA, neAswA 1882
A. Mary Cornwall to state of Ida
he, $500, swAnwA, nwAswA, IL;
neAseA, seAneA, 10-39-5 (ex.)
lanes Henry Nesbitt to Potlatch
State Bank, 5000, w1AneA 22-42-4.
Releases.
H. L. Stewart to T. A. Bolt (6-26-7).
John A. Cord to A. Mary Cornwall
(.:5-16W.
j. K. Mccormack to James Henry
Nesbitt (2-8-12).
Nels Burklund to John B. Kitch e.
1910.
Martin Bergerson to John B. Kitch
(9-17-O9)
Miscellaneous.
Declaration of homestead, Nicholas
Brooke. tract in 26-38-3.
Pill of sale, John H. RAIDER to Emile
H. RAIDER. 81, u interest in RAIDER &
Westensee butcher shop. Genesee, etc.
Report of commissioners, in real
estate of Josie Harrah.
Articles of Incorporation, Pentecos-
tai churches of the Nazarene, Troy,
Idaho.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-03-08

James Fenton, Chicago commercial
man, is a business visitor in Moscow
| the last few days.
Now is the time to renew your lawns.
Use Lilly's Lawn Dressing, for sale by
Moscow Hardware Company. 36tf
Royal brand on the wrapper in
sures purity, cleanliness and quality
in bread. City Bakery. 81
Mrs Matt Bumgartner of Spokane,
a sister of George Allen, deceased, is
in the city visiting her mother, Mrs
James White.
Mrs. l. A. Barnes of Minneapolis,
Mimi, is visiting in Moscow for few
friend, Mrs. G. L. Butterfield.
T. W. Jarard, recent arrival from
Georgia, is visiting in Moscow and
will look over the country as soon as
the roads will permit.
Every lady in Moscow should re-
member the meeting at the Chamber
of Commerce tomorrow afternoon. I'm
portant that the attendance be good
Twenty per cent discount on any
heating stove in the store for next two
weeks. Delivered and set up free.
Moscow Hardware Company. 36tf
Eat Royal" bread and you will |
get the best bread made Ask your
grocer for it. If he don't carry it |
call up phone 152-Y and we'll de-
liver it. 81
Professor E. j. Carey has received |
the first copies of a new song, 81
dreamed | Met You In Dreamland,"
written by Bert Gamble The mnsic
Is by Professor Carey.
Mr.. T. Driscoll of Genesee, spent
he winter in New Mexico, Arizona,
Southern California, and other south
ern points. On his way home he
spent Sunday with his father and sis
.er.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-03-08
BOSTON'S HOME
WILL BE HUMMER

The work of remodelling the Nc
Cornell block, to be the permanent
home of the Boston store, is progress
ing nicely. A visit to the big buiiiins.
yesterday found a force of both masons
and carpenters busily engaged re-
modelling the interior and plastering
the walls. Partitions have been I'm
out, from the bottom to the top, 81 ing
three daylight salesrooms, each 77x117,
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-03-08
DREAMLAND SONG is
MAKING A BIG NOISE

II Dreamed I Met You In Dream
land"
This is the title of the newest sorg
written by Bert Gamble of this city,
who has composed some of the most
popular successes in the local picture
theatres. The music to this latest song
was composed by Professor E. !.
Carey, and has lingering note that
will haunt the whistling part of the
public.
The song tells the story OF young
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-03-08

mall's love, and does it in Bert
CANDLES own sentimental way. 1t will
prove a hit wherever heard
Miss De Yove will give TIE first pro-
fessional rendition of the song Satur-
day at the Crystal theatre since Mr..
Gamble believes thoroughly in giving
home folks first chance. The song
will be sung at both matinee and eve
ming performances. There will be no
extra charge.
The song is making "big noise"
everywhere it has been sung?
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-03-08
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS.


G. A. Smith is down from Spokane
a weekend guest of his friend, R. l..
Bltterfield.
Royal bread is clean and whole
some. Ask your grocer for it. 81
Pure New York State Maple Syrup,
direct from maker. For sale by Mos
COW Hardware Company. 36tf
Commencing Monday, March 18th.
the Third Street Market will be known
by the new name of Cash Market"
Special prices on all kinds of meat. %7-S
The directors of the Coffee Club will
meet this evening at their quarters on
Sd street.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-03-08
UgIem Likes Moscow.

]. H. Uglem, a former citizen of
Moscow, came down from Spokane last
night and spent today visiting friends.
II like Moscow" he said to a Star
Mirror reporter IT like the people
and the town is alright. | wouldn't be
surprised if move back here some
day."
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-03-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Reported by Inland Merchants AS
ISOLATION, Moscow, Idaho
March z, 1912.

March z, 1912.
Deeds.
Wm. Quinn ct al to S. Frederick,
$1,000, lots 1875 of 1-43-6.
Aug. Johnson ct ux to Andy Roming-
er, $500, tract in 2939-3.
Carl Johnson to Augustine v. Young,
81, 4-5-5, state-Troy
John H. RAIDER to Emile H.. RAIDER,
love and affection, tracts in Genesee.
Nicholas Brooke to Anna Brooke,
love and affection, n1AnwA, 81; tract
in swA 1888.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-03-08
The Weather.

For northern Idaho: Occasional
snow tonight; Friday probably fair.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-30
S.lesrapbiide Nptissn.

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BEL gof sprinss, @poming, mlro
iest oos Stelett eines 3inoiaures
blosaelegt, bos man fir oas groBte
holt, oas ie geiunoen rporoen lit. Tean
aIaubt, oaB bas Ebier SO 5uB grob
mar.
- Charlotte Martens, 19 Sabre
oIt, Die ieit Samitag permiBt tpuroc.
muroe am Sreitag bel Gan Rafael
gaI., beiinn,lneslos in einen 8rabelt,
cine boIbe Meile BON ibrer WopnunG
enticrnt. aufaefunoen. Sic NOR per
aetpoliat iporSen. Gs lit fpentg Soff'
ming oorbanben, iie am 2eben erbal
ten 81 fonnen.
= lie gan3e 2oouug bes Dam
piers ,Wain". Der am Wontug II
9seip 9)orf anfnm. beitano aus gier
Sic beitano aus 1888 Ssaiiern, Die fiii
mebrere groBe gtelp gorfer Snpor
teure heItinlmt iino.
- Sobn Rebon ihIus Montag ietnt
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nit einem Stubls nieber, tpeil lie lid
ipeiserte, Isin WtittaseHen sinsupaten
Die ssrcu befinoet iih in pre.arer la'
ss unb gtstcH iis fIiiaiiS.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-30
Gen. Sdlaaar fOn NIT Der ermorouna
alIsr Entertainer eeorobt bdben.
Der aaifer BON Sapan &C.
lforbeu.


gotio, 80. Juli. Mutiuhito, Der
121. Raifer bon sJopan, Der A Sabre
lang resitrt bat, lit am Ditnitag Ulors
sen um Diertel Dor Elm uhr geitorben,
unb yofbibito 9arusRosWipa, Der
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