davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Detroit times., 1912-06-01

Jules Gulnanmin. J. Guthard. = Eliza
Gschwind
Edward Hakerty. y. Hammong, Hugh
Hatch Louis l. Hass. George G. Handy
Adolph Hariz. r. Hanselman Frank III.
Hale. John A Hager. W. j. Harris. Mary
l. Hammond. A. ;. Hall. Charles HartL,
y. HartZ. Fred Hartz. Ernest Harts'
Henry Hamel. William Harder. Rev. y.
V Hahn, John w. Harrison. Gilbert Hart,
Julius Hager. William Hethel. William
l. Henry. William Henchell. Philip
Helwig, Herman Hoffman. Eusene
Heyd. Matilda Heidi, A. II Henselwooc.
William Hecker. r. w. Heineke, &. r.
Helwig. a. Hellebuck, NJ. A. Hewett'
August Hefner Charles Heberlin'
Henry Henderson, Samuel Henderson.
Johanna Hirsch. c. h. Hitchings. viii
liam Hinger August Hibel. - Gustave
Hoffman, George W. Hoffman, Clarence
l.. Hoffman. w r Hoffman. II. II; Hon
man. Martin Hoffman. Christian y. Hol-
SER Elizabeth Horigan Cimiel Hols-
bike. Joseph Hoste. William n Hcvey.
George n. Hodge. Emma Hoch. n. @.
Holmes. James Holden. Conrad Hoet-
Georg, ID. Huyvetter. A. F. Humid, Pat
rick Hunt George Husser, NJ Huenkel.
+ X. Hunwick. Mary A. Hurley. Peter
& Johanna Huysken, Charles w.
lyme.
James InEles. f. T. Ives.
J..
Ernest Iahnke, Conrad Jacob. Samuel
Jarvis Carrie Jackinstal, David Jan
sen. c. Jarvis. - James j Jeffries. Ed
ward John Jeretz Jefferson Avenue
Land Co. August JeretZ. W. = Jenkin-
son. Henry Joncke. John logger r,
w. Jonke, Edward Jones. Henry Jor-
den. Mary Is Johnson, 4 Johnson. Cy-
rus Johnson. Martin Jorgensen. Henry
Joslyn. Joseph A. Justin, Jacob Jus
tin. Herbert ID. Judkins.
X.
Henry Kage1, Richard Kahl. 4.
{. Karrcr. Johanna Kasdorf. I. c Katz.
Dora Kahn. Madeleine NJ Kaiser, W.
c. kaehler. Samuel p Kaler Fred
kade. Augest Kade. Frank III. Kale.
Frank Kaiser Fl. Kaiser, Richard
Kading. Augest Kade. Carl A. c. Kalke.
= Frank kcintZ. F.. 5. Kehan, William
f. Regal Richard Kerstan Ketterer "a
Bros. William keenan,. Kate Keenan,.
VIM. J. keenan,, James Keane. W. II.
kentel Minnie Ketlson. Frederick
Ilersten. Minnie Kerstcr. John II Kerr.
Minnie Kellison, J. T. Kenna. Dun
can King. joseph Kiefer. r. Il. klrch-
ner, August Kind. Louise Klug-
mann, Max Klein. Karoline lllanz. Gus
tave Kloetzel. Charles Klein, Gustave
Klein, Mathew Klein. v Knetscl.
Henry Koch. Peter Kolzer. John
koch. Henry y. Koenig. \. w Kopper-
schmidt. Gustave Kemefet, Alfred J..
Kobe Max c. Ko.h, Henry L. Koppin,
William Kowalski. q j. q John Kolo.
}. NJ Kolb. Alfred Kolb. Joseph kolb.
John +. Kolb. Margaret Kolb. Kolb q
Montard. - A. Kruger. j. Kresback,
- j. A. Kreiss. August Kreller. r. G..
kreugtr Frederick Krause. Charles
KRUGER. Theodore Krause. F. Krampe-
kowski. F. Krause. Frederick Euh-
low. August Kusbuch. Agnes Kuhn:
Albert Kusch. Frank Kunow, -Augest
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Ordnance No. 4e4.

AN ORDINANCE TO amend Section ]
(D of an ordinance entitled An or
dinance TO amend sections ta),
t tS) g. t t - ts} Ks a.. ( M ).
ln), tol, lpl, tq). (r), isl,
(t) and ! Cu) of Chapter 145 OF
the Complied Ordinances of the City
OF Detroit for the year 1904 and also
by adding new sections thereto TO be
known as sections / (v) and / (w),
approved June z, 1910.
IL Is hereby ordained by the People
OF the City of Detroit.
Section l. That Section CD OF an
ordinance entitled, An ordinance 40
amend Sections l Ia, (b), i ccl, 1
td), te). CD, / cd, ,h), 90,
90, ! tkl, ! %. (m), tn). / Coz, !
tp), (q). 1 (r), l go, / (t) and tu)
OF Chapter las OF the Compiled Ordl-
naEces OF the City OF Detroit. for the
year 1904 and also by adding new sec
tons thereto TO be known as Sections
4 tv) and (w). approved June :. 1910,
be and the same is hereby amended 10
read as follows:
Section (f). The FIRE limits of the
City OF Detroit shall also include all
that portion Of the city described with
In the following limits, to-wit: Com
mencing at a point on the center line
northerly at right angles from the
northerly line OF Gratiot avenue;
thence northeasterly on a line l20 feet
distant at right angles from the north
ter line OF Mitchell avenue; thence
southerly along the center line OF
Mitchell avenue to Its intersection with
the northerly line OF Gratiot avenue;
thence northeasterly along the north
erly line OF Gratiot avenue to a point
or said line 74,l2 feet easterly from
the easterly line OF Mitchell avenue;
thence northerly along line parallel
10 the easterly line of Mitchell avenue
TO point 100 feet distant northerly at
right angles from the northerly line OF
Grafton avenue; thence northerly east
erly on a line 40 feet distant at right
angles from the northerly line of Gra-
tiot avenue TO the southerly line OF
Harper avenue: thence easterly along
the southerly line OF Harper avenue 10
a point 40 feet distant easterly at
right angles from the southerly line
of Gratiot avenue; thence southwest
erly in a line 100 feet distant southerly
al right angles from the southerly line
OF Gratiot avenue TO the center line
OF Russell street; thence northerly
along the center line OF Russell street
10 the place of beginning, except shat
part OF Lot 2s, Block IL, Stephens
elm Park" subdivision OF all that part
OF Private Claims $50, 1853 and 1855. ly-
Ing north OF Gratiot avenue, described
as follows: Commencing at the north
easteriy along the northerly line OF
said lot 9l12 feet; thence southeast
erly along the southwest line OF said
lot 90 feet: thence northeasterly paral-
lei with Gratiot avenue to point in
the easterly line OF said lot 2S; thence
northerly along the easterly line OF
said lot TO the place of beginning. ey-
cept the north % feet. measured at
right angles to Gratiot. OF that part
OF lot lying between Gratiot and
Forest avenues west of Concord ave-
nue..
Sec. 2. This ordinance shall take
In mediate effect.
Approved May 81. 1912.
VIM. B. THOMPSON.
Mayor
Attest: CHARLES A. NICHOLS
(932) City Clerk.
Cofhcial papers please copy
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FOUR DIE SUDDENLY
ON DECORATION DAY

Coroner J. w Rothacher responded
10 four calls OF sudden death from
natural causes. Decoration day
Mrs. Sophia Salter. 73 years old,
was found dead In bed in her home on
the Oirardp road, Gratiot township,
where she had lived for the last 81
yeats Heart disease was the cause
Of death.
William stoll, As years old. and
roonIing at No. 20 Champlaln-st., aied
OF heart disease and his body was
found by another roomer.
Apoplexy caused the deaths of Mrs.
Julia Kupesky, aged 81. OF Vernon
ave-, Springwells, and Mrs. Louisa
Lich, aged 55, OF No. 81 Superiorst.
Job PrsntlnE Done Right. TimeA
Printing CO., Is John Rest
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JAY STREET. .....,.... July So 1919
Said streets TO be paved according
TO the specifications for brick, adopted
Jan i6 1912 cedar and creosoted
block. adopted Feb. 20. lyl2. also TO
the estimates OF the city Engineer. az
above. and the charter and ordinances
OF the City OF Detroit.
Bidders will state the price per cubic
yard for excavation. price per llneal
foot OF curbing, price per square yard
for paving or concretlng. ana price per
lineal foot for retaining plank or
Bids viii only be received for the
entire OF the work or material for any
street or section OF street. as per ouan
titles stated In the estimates. and IN"
bid will be accepted which is the low
est on aggregating the above details.
regardless OF any error OF extensions
or footings made by the bidders,
Each bidder must deposit with MS
bid enclosed in a SEPARATE envelope. a
certified bank check payable 10 the or
der OF the Department OF Public Works
OF the City OF Detroit. as follows
TOLEDO AVENUE. 500
LINCOLN AVENUE ...........,. 1000
MUILETT STREET. ....s....... oVy
ABBOTT STREET ............... l,5O0
ANTIETAM STREET ............ 500
BUCHANAN STREET ,.......... 1000
ELIOT STREET ................. 1000
Jay STREET. 500
W men sum Will ne lofitlANh W
City OF Detroit In case the bidder tails
TO enter into contract subject 10 con-
hrmation by the Common Council with
in Ave DAYS after the acceptance or mis-
tender by the Department OF Public
Works.
The bidder whose tender Is accepted
will be required TO furnish with MS
contract an approved surety company
bond TO the City OF Detroit I'm the full
amount OF the contract price for the
work conditioned on the full and faith-
full performance OF his part OF the con-
tract.
The contract shall be paid in bonds
for first paving. or the proceeds there
OF. IL such bonds are purchased by the
sinking Fund Commissioners. accord
Ing TO law.
No bids Will he received from any
be rson or Arm who is I'm arrears or de-
fault 10 the City Of Detroit
Specifications In detail for the above
work NAV be had on application 10 the
secretary.
The Department OF Public Works ex-
pressly reserves the right TO reject
any or all proposals.
f41TD ]. ]. HAARER.
(a25O Commissioner.
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PROPOSALS FOR CITY
CONTRACTS.
OFFICE OF THE CONTROLLER.

May 29th, 1917.
Sealed proposals will be received at
this office until 10 o'clock a. m, CELL
trail standard time, Monday, June l0;h.
1912, at which time they Will be open
ed. for furnishing the material and
services required under the following
City contracts;
OFFICIAL PRINTING,
LEGAL PRINTING,
STATIONERY,
ENCLOSING STATIONERY
AUTO SERVICE,
PRINTING BRIEFS AND RECORDS,
OFFICIAL BONDS.
During the fiscal year ending June
Goth. 1913, In accordance with the spec
ihcations therefor, copies OF which
may be had on application at this Of
fice
The right to reject any or all bids
Is expressly reserved.
DAVID Z. HEINEMAN.
(e3s) Controller.
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DEPT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Detroit, May 90. 1912
PROPOSALS FOR PAVING AND
REPAvING STREETS.

REPAVING STREETS.
Sealed proposals will be received at
the office OF the Department OF Public
Works, Detroit. Mich. until Tuesday
June T. 1912. at 10 o'clock a m, stand
ard time, at which time and place
they will be opened for furnishing all
the labor and material and paving and
repaving the streets named below.
within the limits mentioned. in the
City OF Detroit. with the style OF pave
with Cedar.
TOLEDO AVENUE tPaving).
Toledo avenue from the west line OF
Scotch avenue 20 the east line Of
Clark avenue, IS feet wide. with cedar
blocks on concrete foundation and Be-
rea. Medina or any other curbstone
that may be bid upon and ordered, In
Guiding new foundation and brick paw
Ing between and along double track.
Preparing for sheet Asphalt SurfacinK.
LINCOLNl AVENUE CRepaving).
From the north line OF Putnam ave-
nue. 10 the north line of Milwaukee
1g feet wide. with 6-inch and 3-inch
concrete Foundation and Berea and Me-
alma curbstone
uULLETr STREET CRepaving).
Prom tho east line Of Jos. Campau
avenue ON south. 20 the west curb line
o. Elmwood avenue. 90 feet wide, With
t~Inch concrete and Berea curbstone.
VIII BrIek.
<oto--The brick FOR repaying the fol-
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Lawrence Liant. A. Lang. NJ Larsen,
J. q. Lankel. B. Laetham, David L.
Lati mere. A. Lanckreit, William La
witzke, ID &C. Lamkin. John Laglan
John Lau. r. Lang. Richard Laetham,
Louise Lafferty. John. Leitch. Alex
andcr Lescohier. ID. c. Leonard. Joseph
lie Blanck. III. W. Leichenworth. George
J. Lemke. GIstave r. Lemmer. +. w.
Lester. James lie CroiN. John Z. Lepine.
- A Lindow. w f.. Livingston, Henry
Lickfeldt Louis LII David Lowry.
Lothrop Estate Co, Limited. J. f. Loo
tens. Peter Lockman, Frederick NJ
Loon. Marie Low. HeUman ID, Looge.
James Locke Richard +. Ludwig.
William Lucking, George Lulse. Albert
Luston.
T, McCallum. c. r & G. McCleire,
w. A. McCullash. Henry Mcdonald
James Mcdowell. McElenory. James
McGregor Estate. J. g.. McGregor rs
tate. McGregor x Hess. James McCon-
neville, w. w McKenley. ID. Mcleod
It. H. Mcmillan. Bertha McLachlan.
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OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF
PARKS AND B0ULEVARDS.


Room 201. City Hall
Detroit. May 2S. 1912
Sealed proposals will be received at
the above office until IL o'clock noon.
Thursday, June 8. 1919. for the con-
struction OF extension TO
WOODEN DOCK
at the east end OF Belle Isle park. and
for the extension of
CONCRETE DOCK
on American shore OF Belle Isle park.
westerly from bathhouse
Plans and SPECIFICATIONS may be seen
at the above office
Bids must be made separately and in
triplicate.
All proposals must be accompanied
by a certified check equal TO per
cent OF the amount of the bid as
guarantee that contract will be entered
into.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids.
NJ p. HURLBUT.
Commissioner.
II. w. BUSCH.
Secretary Cg3ID
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Job PrsntlnE Done Right. TimeA
Printing CO.. Is John R.-st
The Detroit times., 1912-06-01

Detroit. May %, 1919
Notice Of Street Opening Assessment
Roll No. 221 for opening
The Detroit times., 1912-06-01

Charles Nagel. Herman Nagel. III. E.
Nagel Helen "a. Newberry. Herman
r. Nehls. Frederick ]. Newman. Alex
andeT Nesper. j. s. q T. II. Newberry,
r.. Newman. Paul Neaere, Henry Nester
John G. Neitz. w @. Nicholson. j.
z Nolan. Hectorine Norris. George
Noble, W. n Noedes
The Detroit times., 1912-06-01

Lots 20 to 100. both inclusive. and ..
90 n. OF lot i0l. except .. 10 IT., decided
The Detroit times., 1912-06-01

< y OF lot 10 except the n. % II.
lying n. OF the n line or CharlevoiX
street as opened. and n. 40 II. OF lot
is, lying =. OF the $. line OF Charlevoix
street as opened-Sub OF +. C's 3SS
and 3S6. for the heirs or Richard Con-
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ABERLE's SUB.

Lots 40 TO SO. both inclusive. and
lots GO 10 II. both inclusive-Aberle $
sub Of lots 8 and of the e. Il OF +.
c. ;25, Crosse Pointe.
Lots 50 TO 20. both inclusive. n. 2l.25
n. lot Il. $. 1878 II. lot 10. lots "a TO
50 both inclusive. lots 246 TO 25I, both
inclusive. and lots go TO 27S, both In
clusive--Aberle's sub. OF the ely 80 IT..
OF the W. Il and that part of lots l, 2
:. 4 and 8. sub OF the e. u, all OF p. Z.
I25, and lying between Jefferson and
Mack avenues, Crosse Pointe.
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ABERLE zUG AND DE voGELAERs

Lots 20 l6. both inclusive. lots 45
TO SO. both inclusive. lots 81 TO -. both
lnclusive-Aberlc Zug and De Voge-
laer's sub OF that part OF +. c. 80, be-
tween Waterloo and Charlevoix streets
Lots TO Il. both inclusive. lots ~
TO SO, both inclusive, lots 50 10 81, both
inclusive-Aberle Zug and De VoGs-
laer's sub. OF a part OF p. c. Ss. be-
tween the My line OF Charlevoix and
Goethe streets
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BURLAGE's SUB.
Lots 13s to ls5, both inclusive-Bur-
sub. of the Leib farm
Lots 90 TO %. both inclusive and lot
137-Ruriage's sub OF o. L. IL and 8.
ss;76 II. OF o. L. 10. Leib farm
80. both inclusive. and lots AZ TO So.
both inclusiye-B urlage's sub OF the
n. 2-3 Of o. l.. %, Medium farm.
A. ". CAMPAU'S RE-sUB.
lots l. 2, s, = and 10. Block 81 lots
q. q 8. 3 and 10. Block 3s. lots to Z.
10th inclusive. block 80 and lots 3 to q,
both inclusive. Block 40-A NJ Cam
pau's re-sub OF part OF the McDougall
GAnRiEL cHENE ESTATE sun.
Lot 33f. and rear OF lots 4 to IL, both
tnclusive-.Sub. OF Gabriel Chene Es-
ALBERT CRANES SUB.
.. L. 20. except Holcomb avenue, as
opencd-Albert Cranes sub. of p. G.
OF Jefferson avenue.
DUMONTIER's SUI.
Lots 10 ~. both inclusiye-Dumon-
tiers sub. OF lot 10. Albert Cranes sub.
1873. as shown on plat attested to Chan
Gerry. nile No. 2O.5S2. dated July ls
r. DENOYER's RE-sUB.
Lots lo1 TO ia. both inciusive-P
terson avenue. being lots SO to 100, In
elusive OF the old subdivision.
DE VOGELAERs EUREKA SUB.
Lots 1 TO 4, both inclusive. n. 1907
n lot s. 3. 1898 IT, lot Z. lots s TO 80,
both inclusive. s. 1910 IT. lot 81, n.
1890 n. lot So lots 81 to ~. both In
elusive, n. 1923 IT. lot 43. 9. 1907 II.
lot IS. lots 40 to 5s, both inclusive
De Vouchers Eureka sub. OF part of
p G T24, Crosse Pointe.
DuYER, sCULLEN AND O'NEIL sUB.
Lots 81 10 35. both inclusive. n. rs. O6
H.. lot IS, lots 80 to 81, both inclusive.
lots 81 to s6. both inclusive. n. 26.45 n.
lot 81. lots 10 TO 81. both inclusive. lots
1875 TO l3a. both inclusive, n. 1870 n.
lot l42. lots 14s TO 1855, both inclusive,
and lots 1871 1sS and l97-Dwyer. Soul
len and O'Neil sub OF lots. j L. and NJ.
Of Richard Ienfay -Estate-P@css %
and 6yg Village Of FaIrView.
EUREKA SUI.
Lots 1853 to Isl. both inclusive, and
lots 100. and 10l. Eureka sub of part
Of Il. (. d2l. Crosse Pointe.
FRONTENAC Sun.
Lots 10 TO "a, both inclusive, lots 4s
10 G5. both Inclusive. and n rs ~. OF
lot s6-Frontenac sub. OF part OF the
eastern part OF y. G. 67s. north OF
Waterloo street
HoPsoN's sUB.
Lots ~ to 100 both inclusive. and ..
90 II. OF lot ioi. except .. 10 IT,, decided
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Lots TO I3. both lnclusive--wei-
hsrss sub. OF lot IS. OF the subj OF that
tart OF p. G. 10. lying between Mack
road and lot 10 OF the estate or X.
BeaubIsn, deceased.
WHITNEY's Sun.
Lots 1 TO 5, both inclusive, and lots
II 10 81, both inclusive--The Whitney
snb OF part of p. G. SIS, 3 OF Mack
avenue.
Lot So, and lot SO. except triangular
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Shlantpieb aus benz Nu5lanDe por>
lieqe unb on Der Die Qdnbtpirtbi6uft
i6iissnben jssigen DirthI6aftspolitit
ni6t geriittelt peroen oiirfe, beftig.
Die 9ebatten i'm 2ouotag unb Die
bon ben 3situnsen an Ser Rebe bes
4an3lers geiibte btttere &ritit geben
einen gorssIamad Don ben Stiirmsn,
Die beim Wieber3uIammentritt oes
Rei6stags gu ertparten iinb.
Gu It q b 5reptag5 9riefe n
eine Satin.
Die ShrtftItsGerin 0ertruo Straz
toi6, 5o6ter bes Dur6 ieine 0ors
tra9stOuren in Der gan3en Welt Be-
fannten Resitators 2llerdnoer Struz
toI6, bat Elm 8uh r8uitao Sreptags
9riefe an feline Satin" berausgegeben.
Die SammIung lit in ben tpeiten &reiz
len Der gerebrer 5reDtags, Der Dor
ldngsr aIs Iieben3ehn Sabren geitorben
lit, nit elmer eetpiiIen Spannung En-
partet porosn, bat aber groBe gnttduz
Ifung 6srporgerufen unD Dor a1em Die
Na1tommen oes 0i6ters gu lebbaftem
WioerIpru6 berunluBt.
gas BUD entbdlt neben elmer Msnz
se iiiBli6er Ssntimentalitdten einen
groben She'll poIitiider Snoistrstios
lien.
Die 8inber ssreptags baben aegen
bic @eiamadloIisteit Dieier 8erOffsntz
li6ung sinsn Iaurfen proteit erbo6en.
'Osutide Offi3iers in Der
Thrift den a,rme
Cine 9ln5abl pon ben Der tiirtiI6e1
Q(rmee attufirten beutI6sn Sffi3ieren
uno WiIitdrinitrutteuren hat nm ibre
GutlaIiuns aus oem oeutI6en Militdr.
perhGltnib erIu6t, I'm on benz 5elbs
5ug gesen Die galtanitauten tbeilneb-
men gu tDnHeu, oa ibnen Die getbetli=
gung BON oeutider Seite aus unter fsiz
nen unoeren geoingunsen geItattet
piro.
Die SberIten &amla1 unb Stod.
buuIen erhalten in Der tiirtii4en Or
NEE ben @enerulsrung unD Die 5iibz
rung is elmer Brigade unter bem tiirz
iI6en 5albmpnb.
8ier Stubs-Sffi5iere, sipei 5aupt>
leute uno neun Sberleutnants neroen
NIT benz patent ihres bisferisen
Dienitgrabs in bos tiirtiIde Seer elm
esitelt.
bt Son 9iulian 0
tommt mad Serlin.
Ser bereits ais beporItebenb gemels
bste gegenbe'uh oes ttalieniiden Mi>
niiters oes IeuBeren Marquis bi Son
9iulidno in Berlin Diro am A. gtpz
psrber itattfinoeH.
Die fommenben 9eipredunsen sfpi=
faen benz oeutihen Heihstan5ler D.
getbmannz5ollipss uno benz Better
Der italienifhen Nuslanospplttit. Die
iih an bic Dss oiterreifiid1-ungartlden
Miniltsrs oes sleuberen @rafsn ger6z
tolo nit benz Marquis 5: San 8iu=
l:ano anihlisben, nennt bic nNoros
beutIfe Iueemeine 3eitung" elm Sci
tenitiid gu Der in pplliter 0armonie
perlaufsnen 9eiprehuns in p:ia."
Die 3eituns ifreibt oann peiter:,
Die Gsseonunsen Der DreibuHsIeisss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-29
MarquiS San 9ju(iano
Ser italieniide Winiiter oes
AenBeren
e.ss----
09irb am d. 9fpnember s,t tni6>
tigen Beratbnngen tn Berlin
eintreFfen.

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Die bon bent Gei6sfan3ler I'M preus
bii6en 9(bgeoronetenbuus ge'
baltene Heoe
8iro bonn 8plfe tpie Der Ereiie auges
1rein fritiltrt.
~
9teue 3eujde Regulationen fitr Die
Seei6iffabrt.
-
Ser 9al[on yNdIlion population"
Der erlte Der iofpeit gelanoet it,
ST.
Sosn Der 9tG6e BON Stettin nIeoerge'
gangen.
Utaoane SoieQi mill auf Die gilbne
gehelt
ltno in elmer Sperette auftreten, Die
ibr Wfann, gnrico SoleuL
fonponirt bat.