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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-28
mmunica .

Having heard the speech made by
iOvernor Burke last Saturday night,
N support of +. o. HellstIom, the
democratic candidate for governor, |
was impressed with the idea THAT
he governor was trying to make the
people believe that Henstrom would
have had to so to Manila, p. l., OF to
South America to buy more sisal when
he saw that the crops were going to
be large and that he could not supply
he demand. | believe that Mr.. Eurke
Knows that, such is not the case, and
furtler, ]. believe he knows that Mr..
Hellstrom could have gone on the
open market the same as other manu-
facturers have done and secured all
THE sisal he needed. Had Hellstrom
oeen attending to his business and
earning the good. fat salary which the
people are paying him, he could have
overcome this shortage.
1t has been charged that Governor
Burke does. not want Hellstrom elect
ed. and that he is not doing much to
help him. This looks like the case
when he makes statements such as
some of those in his Saturday nights
address. One, Of his arguments was
indeed amusing, as he claimed tlat
If Helstrom could govern the worst
people In the state he certainly ought
to be able TO govern the hest ofxtheip.
The joke lies in the fact that Mr..
Hellstrom has demonstrated to the
world the. fact that he is incompetent
to govern the prisoners in the ineni.
tertiary, and that they are governing
themselves and him, too. Guard utter
guard has been to him inploring him
that he restore discipline. but ut seems
he cantor at least doesn't. He es-
tabllahed the (dis) honor system and
within two weeks the splendidness 81
this failure was demonstrated. Then
he bought a newspaper with the tax.
payers money without their knowl'
edge, and has been blowing ever since
through it, about the merits of the
system. He then enlisted in his serv.
ice as chief clerk the famous bank rob.
Der, Conroy, in hopes that the cum
ming criminal might help make the
ragged proposition presentabie. Still
they have failed to make it a go. They
Fhave had more escapes and attempts
at escape in ten months than ever be
fore.
Hellstrom organized a ball team OF
~conyicts and sent them owe the coun.
try playing Sunday ball, though he
knew as a. public servant he was
breakiAg two state laws. and when
Rev. shNte of the local Methodist
Episcopal church protested the hon
orable warden and democratic candi
date forsgovernor replied that he .was
running the place. So 1t was not The
law THAT nc was following in govern
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-28
Amusements
Entire Change Tonight.

The new program that opens tonight
or the first half of the week will con-
ain plenty OF features both in vaude.
llle and the latest photopiays. Web.
.er and Mack have a nifty comedy
inglng, talking and dancing act that
.roved a big hit at the Fort last night.
hey are sure to please everyone that
.ttends durin their engagement.
rancis y. Bushman, n of the worlds
lost popular %photopiay actors will be
cen In a feature role in "The New
Jhurch Organ" This is a real fea.
IRE. Just pretend ng" is a comedy
nat is sure to uurst your buttons.
rhe Moth and the Flame" is a dra-
latte story that is true to nature
A pair of Boots is a side splitting
,omedy with plenty of excitement, Joe
.astwood has a beautiful illustrated
ong. With a new program of musical
elections by the orchestra the S. r.
}. sign is sure to be on at the Orphe-
m. for the next three nights.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-28
" y 4 49," EE 'Hf at "' ~
Contemporary
Opinion

Washburn Leader: Judge Andrew
Bruce is receiving the many endorse
ments throughout the state that his
candidacy deserves. He has served
one term on the supreme bench IN
such a creditable n that the
voters are anxious to give him anoth'
err term. The attorneys in nearly ev.
cry county in the state favor the Sc.
lection of Judge Bruce as his own sue.
cessor. He has made good and Will
no doubt be elected by a big majority.
New Rockford Transcript: Never
we're the farmers so well off as now.
Never were such farm prices general
as at the present time. Chickens.
eggs, butter, hogs, cattle, grain, nj
every farm product brings more nor
ey now than ever before. The labor
ing man is getting from So to S4.5O
per day. and all the work he desires.
Could any one expect better times?
If we enjoy such prosperity, can we
better it by a change of administra-
ton? Don't you think we have a
thousand chances to make times
worse, than one chance to improve on
them? Why take the one-in.a-thousand
chance? Let us keep a successful ad.
ministration while we have one.
Fargo Searchlight: Taft has done
himself and his nation credit In the
handling of the Nicarauguan matter.
He has fulfilled every obligation OF
this nation under the Monroe doctrine,
and has committed no act of agrees
sion, and made no move toward pos
sible territorial acquisition in the fu-
ture. nIh other words, in this matter
Taft has upheld the Monroe Doctrine
in its full vigor, has carefully and
conscientiously fulfilled every moral
obligation under that doctrine, to for.
eign nations, and has maintained the
policy of this nation as to noninter-
vention except for the restoration OF
peace, and for the protection OF life
and property Of the citizens of the
country and of foreign countries.
Will any sensible man contend that
if Roosevelt had been president, with
his greed for glory and his fighting
disposition, his desire to always be
IN the lime light. that the same course
would have been taken? And in this
connection it must be remembered
that the foreign nations would well
come some excuse to make common
cause against this country and break
through the Monroe Doctrine.
With Roosevelt as president glory
for self would have been the principle
thing in his mind, this being so the
most grave and serious complications
might easily have been the result. I'm
der the wise management of Taft in
this matter there has not been a rip
pie on the surface SO far as any en-
tanglements with foreign nations are
concerned.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-28
TO
CONFERENCE
fav Associated press.)


INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. 25.-Con-
.ferences between Critic McManigal
International Association Of the bridge
and structural ironwor1 MS, were de-
scribed by B. F. Cook, formerly EN-
ployed by john J.. Mcnamara in In
dianapolis, at the Dynamite conspir-
acy" trial today.
The defense had maintained that
Ryan never had talked to McManigal
and that the entire responsibility for
causing the explosions rested on J. J..
Mcnamara.
Cook testified that on August %.
1910. McManigal called to see McNa-
mara, and it was Mcnamara, not Ry-
an, who ordered me to escort Il
stranger i'm the office, and they held
a conference"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-28
State Capitol News

Is the first station south of Minot on
the So Line and Sawyer Is the next.
The cmplaint says the company has
raised the fare from Logan TO Minot
from 20 to rs cents, while the charges
from Logan to Sawyer has been rails
ed from is to- 20 cents. The petition.
.ers claim that the rate Is more than
2h cents between Logan and Minot
and more than 3 cents between Logan
and Sawyer. The commission VIII
take the matter up at its next meeting
which will undoubtedly be this week.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-28
STATE.

p SJA(es Y
. For Governor, /. 3. Hanna Of =
= Case County.
For Lieutenant Governor, 4. .. =
. kraabsi Of Trail County. =
. For Secretary Of State, Thomas =
= Hall Of oliver County. 9
= For state Auditor, Carl Q. fJor. 9
aenson Of Sargent County. 9
2 For state Treasurer, oundse Q! 9
q con OF Walsh County. .
q For Attorney General, Andrew 8
& Miller Of Durlsish County. =
. For Commissioner Of Insurance, =
W. e. Taylor Of LaMoure County. 4
& For Commissioner Of A9rlcul- =
3 ture and Labor, w. 6. Gilbreath !:
& Of Morton County. 9
4 For Superintendent Of Public In. :
. struetion, s. }. Taylor, Of Grand :
q Forks County. =
q For Railroad Commissioners: :
q W., n. Mann Of Morton County. =
. For Congress, Second District =
4 George N. Young OF Barnes 9
q County. =
: LEoIsLATlvE TICKET nth !
. DISTRICT. {
= For state Senator &. A. {
Z Hughes, Of Bismarck. t
= For Repressntatives-John ho 4
= man, Frank Fox, E. a. vii. :
= liams, Of Bismarck. :
go %
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-28

1.-THE Celebrated Case"

If you want to see a spectacular and
hril.ing drama full of wonderful
scenes and particularly the scene
howing the battle of Fontenoy, be
IRE and see. "The Celebrated Case"
great two reel feature that we are
howins for tonight and tomorrow.
.'his is a spectacular production of
he highest kind and breathes with ex-
itement from the very first to the
asst part of thes film. In addition to
his we have thi Hand of Mystery.
great one-ree3S feature with the ia.
lous Marion Leonard, and "The Seal
wag," a comedy that you will laugh
e after You have left the theatre.
The two new songs by Miss King are
ure to vain your applause as they are
exceptionally good. Remember the
lrst show starts at 7:45 sharp.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-28
REPUBLICANS ON HOME STRETCH

republicans OF the country at large
will be glad to learn That their party
.eaders intend to push campaign work
With increased vigor from this time
Ill election day. Most Of the national
leaders will be on the stump the great
er part OF the time between now and
November s. The president himself
s not doing much talking, but every
hing which he says count. for some
hing. Secretaries Nagel and wilson
have made many speeches In the past
CIV weeks and they will continue to
)e active to the end Of the campaign.
Secretary Knox and Attorney General
Nickersham are entering the canvass
With u determination to stay there
IL the work of spellbinding closes.
The national committee announces
hat there will be a general speeding
,p among the campaign workers for
he next ten days.
Or the theory that anything that Is
worth doing at all should be done well,
his quickening Of the pace will please
he rank and file of the republican
,arty In every state. Apparently the
campaign is being pushed with con
iderable vigor by the republicans all
e the country, except in the eleven
states of the old C~onfederacy. The
'epublicans are not likely to capture
my of these in 1912, although they
have been rolling up a heavy vote
II some of them, especially in North
carolina and Tennessee, for many
ears. The extension Of the industries
trough their section promises to
make Georgia, Alabama and some OF
he other states of the far south de.
oatable at an early day. OF the slave
states which remained out Of the Con.
'ederacy, the republicans have. CON
rolled Delaware and West Virginia
early all the time for the past two
1ecades, they have carried Maryland
md Kentucky sometimes, and have
been winning Missouri in recent years.
But that par. Of the country which
igures under the name of the solid
south will be left in the hands Of the
democrats for a few years longer.
IT is noticed that there is a concen;
ration Of Republican forces in New
York, New Jersey and the Middle
West. As New York has been giving
is vote to republican presidential can
lidates for several campaigns, there
S a strong presumption that it will
10 so this year. This is not taken for
granted, however. Some Of the best
,pellbindcrs 0. the party are at work
n that state now, and will remain
here till election day. New Jersey,
too, lis expected to cast it's vote for
he republican ticket, as it has been
LONG in every presidential canvass
since 1892. The Middle West has us.
tally given its support to the repub
cans, and there is an especial reason
Why it should do so IN 1912.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-28
Educators Return.

Superintendent Taylor and Deputy
Parsons, Of the educational depart
nent, have returned from Grand Forks
where they attended the State Edu'
ational Association meeting last
week. They report an exceptionally
interesting, session. h,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-28
Mr.. Whitney in Town.

FL. Whitney, of Forest River, form.
,riy In charge of the Fargo district as
1ublic examiner, has been given
,harge Of the Bismarck district as
bank examiner, formerly Mr.. Schulen.
berg's district, and Is now at his desk
n the bank examiners department.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-28
%IRAVELERs DANCED.

The U. C. T. dance given at the
X. p. hall Saturday evening was a
very pleasant function. About thirty
couples we're in attendance and en-
jOyed themselves at dancing to the
strains Of O'Connor's music until
about midnight, when refreshments
were served. The refreshments were
splendid and the evening throughout
most enjoyable.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-28
Banker Reported Killed.

The bank examiners department
has been notified that President w. f..
Kruger OF the Embden State Bank
was ~accidently killed, but no details
we're given as to date, or how.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-28

ing the pen o the will of the people,
but the desire of Hehstrom.
| hav always had a lot CT respect
for Governor Burke, but lost a lot OF
it when / heard him trying ito prop
up Hellstrom.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-28
Still Cleaning.

Work Of cleaning the office of the
department of education is completed
and the land apartment Is now get
ting a cleaning. 1t is IN awful In
convenience to keep clean, but Alex
Mcdonald says he guesses he will
have to stand for It.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-28

Hellstrom in his campaign speeches
made a big effort to derry that the
penitentiary Irvine plant was shut
down this year when farmers Of the
state needed Irvine the worst.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-28

Just one question before closing the
campaign: Shall we, at the height
OF this country's prosperity. begin ex-
perimenting with thsories Of govern.
ment and trade.for that which has al
ways proved disastrous? !,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-28
Kick Of 4 Nickle,

The railroad commission has re-
'eived u protest from the people of
.ogan and vicinity against the charges
or going to Minot to Sawyer. Logan
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-28
:: I: : : : : : : : :
: MARKETS. =
= q SO $500
MINNEAPOLIS.

Close,

1, Hard say: + Nor 81 to 50; arr
reg 81 to IS; arr choice SSha;.2 Hard
Mont arr 371s; 3 Wheat 81 to SALE;
/ Dur 81, 3-4;- arr s6A; 2 Dur 81 81;
arr 84A /. 3 Y G 641z 10 IS; arr 621s:
l Corn 81 to 81; 3 w 0 30h to 81;
5 Oats 281z to 20; bly, Al to Sc; Rye
60 to g.; arr 60 to 81; Flax LAG; arr
JAG; Dec s1h TO So; May 9sM.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-28
Mrs, hauaday Absent.

Mrs. r. NJ. Halliday. wife Of the
deputy bank examiner, left Saturday
for Center, Oliver county, for a two
weeks visit with her sister. Mean
time Roy will remain at home and
nurse his sore finger.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-28

REPUBLICAN K
NATIONAL.

For PRECEDENT, William n. Tam, 9
Of Ohio. 9
For Vice President, James .. Z
Sherman, Of New York. "
For Presidential Electors, o. {
], Seller, Of jamestown; E. W. {
cathro, Of eottlnsau; W. NJ. An 9
dsrson, Of Devils Lake; A. p. 9
Pauison, Of Valley City; Geo. y. .
stone, Of Mott. =
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-28
TO FARGO.

MRS. Ed. Morris returned to her
home at Fargo yesterday morning, att.
Ell spending three weeks as the guest
of Mrs. Ed. Hughes.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-28

Republican policies give everybody
An opportunity.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-28
BAND Concert
At FORT. LINCOLN
MILITARY BAND WILL GIVE
ANOTHER CONCERT At
POST GYMNASIUM.

The last of the series of concerts
to be given by the Fourteenth lnfan.
try band will be rendered Tuesday.
evening at s o'clock. Owing to the
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-28

n.yfepoNlpn Of The residence district
M New Rockford had u narrow es
cafe Gtkm being destroyed when
CHI NV TMaddux's lesidesce caught
liresr, Only the prompt action on the
part 81 tie fre-tightins brigade there
prevented "a SERIOUS loss. X
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-28

FOR RENT-Furnished room at 2l9
Bird st. .
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-28

In some instances where, the farm:
erB were not provided With granaries
wheat was piled on the ground. In
other cases, where tenlporaries were
provided they proved too small for
thc Large yield.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-28

AN
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-28

If HellstrDm's candidacy has done
nothing else, it has ut least greatly
raised the receipts of the postoffice
at the penitentiary. ,.,. ~
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-28

UpaiM Ward county the name of E.
G. Warren, candidate for county SUI
AeEintendent of schools, will appear
81 butll the republican and democratic
columns b ftle official ballot.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-14
stabiaubitor rdnmt anf.

Staotanoiior Asaihburn iuiro helite
bem Gpuntnauoitor etipu tauienD
.saae uon StraBen. uH6 absugstannl'
aiielpnents einberiften, Die poH ben
betreifenben @riinobeiIeerH nidbt be.
soblt ober beanitanSet fuurben. banli!
bic betrefienben getrdge ale eait nnf
Das i'm isragc fommeroe Gigeutbum
eineetrnaen lperSen fonnen. Ter De.
iannmtbetros. nm BEN es iidb bierbei
banoeIt, belauit iif AMI nnbesu cine
UliIlion Dollars un6 er biibet eines
1beil oes Ianeidbrigen Ieii5iis. Das
i'm geirale bon nnbeSu ~, SOC, 600
in ben 8iifern oes Staotaubitcrs ge.
fiibrt iperoen nlB, neil bic betreiieH.
ben GruHobeiieer entipeoer iidt sab.
len ipoIlen o0er NIT Der Stnot besiig.
Iirh Der bonn Stnotraff angeprbHetels
aiieBments fir gerbeiierungen pro.
seiiiren.
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3eitgemahe geriisuns.

poIi,sihsi GopsIun ba! cine 0srfiis
suns srIafsn H..h reIasr IN 3uiuHft
unbeitoItsn' psrIonsu. ssgtn tpslhe
6afibsfttle iosssn esrinsfiisiser Gss
fesiibsr.teinrssn cttr 0srgesu pors
lisoen. IGisr itinen umftanbsn m.hr
nsrbdsts. uHb i'm patrOlpaaen nan
Der poliSsiitation ssbrnht, ionbtrn
sinfaf angepisi.n perbsn iolltn, iid
am naditsn 2ast i'm PoIi3sisri4t
,in;ufinben. Sistlsn lie iih niht tin.
bann srFolgt isIbitpsritdnblih iofort
ibre Dtbaftuns. Die obise Nrfiisunp
bssieh. Ii.5 natiirlit nitt auf bstruns
tsns ptrionsn oher iolds. lpslhs iih
uHorbent!iG tstraesn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-14

Qluf 9erlansen oes 8cuiommiiars
bat Der poIiseitsf eine Wsnge RstIa.
msinilbtr, ipslfe obns Grlaubnib Der
beirsifsnbsn Grunbsistntbiimer uHses
brad. pcrten paren. in usrIhisDsnsn
9beilsn Der Stabt entf.rnsn unb pers
nihi.n lafen. Sn manhen GdIItn iinb
S6ileer obsr platoif an ben Mnuern
bon 9tbduten obsr an ben 3dunsn bon
WsIbruien obne GrlaubniB Der Be-
fissr nnssbrant iporbtn. Dsrartiss
Shilber ipnrDsn iurstr 5anb abg.rifs
Ten unb seririimmert. Die poiissi be-
miibt iih, psrionen, iptlts ioI6s Rs,
ilamsIhilosr unbefuster Wsif. anae.
brahi babsn. uusfinbis su MAIDEN.
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Die .SpefIbinbsrs" aller

Die g peIIbinbers" aller
qartsien ellen nah ben gountp ssairs,
neil bort fih bic bette 9elegenbeit bies
tst, bic 5armer politiid 81 beurbeiten,
Sic MAIDEN ober ilnungenebme grfahz
runsen. Die farmer ipplIsn feline Rez
ben boren. Sic intereHiren Iih be-
peuteno mehr fir bic pferoerennen.
auf elmer 5air in Snbidna hdtten fih
bic 8ouperneurssaanbioaten allsr bret
parteien singefunben. 3pei, tpelche bic
Stimmung mertten, erIhienen iiberz
baupt nift auf Der plutform. Der
bemotratiIhe Ganbibat, Der baruuf
befano, feline Iniihten porsutrasen,
fano iid obne 3ubDrer, als bic 9lods
ben 8esiun Der Yferberennen antiin.
bists. 9puperneur Sobnion bon aas
lifornien, Der fir Rpofspelt ritumpt"
betunbste feline @ei6idlihtsit, ii6 in
alien 2aesn 5urs6t su finosn, inbem er
auf elmer Satr Die Rebe bruhitiidtpetie
in ben pauier spiihen ben oerf6iebes
nen Rennsn belt. Sine Iolhs 9leihz
eiIti9teit betrsffs Der grGIibsntennabl
1T nod ME bagepsien. 0as muht es
auh unm0glih, iih cine beitimmts
gniitt iibsr ben Iusfau Der prG'ioens
tenrpaHl gu biIben. Wtun tann nlr
ThIieber. bab RouiepeIt unb Saft Iid
gessnIsitto aufrsiben peroen unp Wils
ION ben Sieg bapontrugen piro.
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bon ben pornebmen aeitaurants Der
Snnenitdbt, traf ih in unmittelbdrsr
Ndbe bes alien Aothhduies elm gdni
ti9enartiaes gofaI. Gs litgt i'm mo-
numentalen Spartafengebduoe, ipell
ss nur fir ipdrfame 9sute beitimmt
lit. Gs 0ffnet tdsIih bon 8 Bis 2
ubr ieine pforte, burh peIde bic
Wtiinhener sleinbiirssr, namentlih
bic SunsseielIen In ktlen Shaaren
itrDmsn. anf einem tleinsn ipeiben
6ausihito lieIt man BITE Morte nStdb=
iiife aronfleifb aiite." Gin iols
DIES 2otal. nidbt su pertpehfeln NIT
unieren 8oIistii4en febIt in Berlin.
mo es fiir 3abllofe Elm brinsenoes Be
hiirfnih unb elm ipabrer Sesen mare.
gs giebt n1mlih in Der senannten
3eit nur Ihmuthaftss Giisn. ipsper
Bier nod glItobol In irgenb einer
5orm! Nan iteist Die ipenisen Stus
fen bon Der Strabs hinunter uHb isst
fid in ben ipeitasesbHtsn Rdumen an
einen Der uneebedisn aber blisiaas
bern sii6e uHo beitslIt nah Der por'
IieeenSen Speiisiarts. ia eisbi IS
grobe unb tIeins 8rotfuppen fur 8 uno
8 pfennia, &ronen 1e[lerihpeints
fleiid, Sers unb OuInIh fur 35. 40
so or. Salat uno aompott a 10 pf.
iiah In arcBer glustpdbI. iiiB nno
Iausr pcrbanosn. ardftiss aslnsriRs
nen brinssn auf sroBen plattsn bic
bdmpftnoen SpeiIsn hereiu. Dds
quite, ipsidx islsiih rubt auf sintm
bol3ieller, @emiifs uub Salat bsiin.
ben iih In opalen SfiiHslu. Die
portionsn iinb rsihlih uub iebr ipohl.
ifmedtne. 5agIih iinb bier au1
gsrembs, sumul tinmrrsicbe 5amilien.
su goits. Ttan perldkt oas orisinslls
eiabliiiemsut, Sos untsr itnotiihsr
aufIiht itebt, nit bsm getpuBtfsin,
stfpos EDIT Miinhneiihes oeiskn iu
babsn, uno man frsut iit iiber bi.
muiierbaits Grbnuna uno Ruhs, bic
in ben SpsiieIdlsn krridt. an oersG
Gingdna bic Snihrift prunat:
" srobs aron*), ilan. aron".
u S.rsl unb q griss**,
u 5slerfltiId,. Suppen.
Wos mOisit2!"
(9srl. 2oeaIs sanSeissr.)
y aronfIsiih - bsiiss S6isns
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-14

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