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The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-08-29

old she could not boast of what
Whitefish does. Those bankers
would have seen one of the prettiest
lakes in thecountry whose only rival
ia Lake Mcdonald. They also
missed a ride over one of the best
pieces CT road in the country and
missed seeing some of the finest TIM
Der landssin the state, and in addi-
ion to that those bankers could
have been shown some wonderful
crops grown on stump land of which
Kalspell has plenty Of its own. Those
bankers missed seeing many WON
derful sights that would have made
a good Impression on them and car
ried hack, to their home pleasant
memories Of our valley.
Why this selfish motive we do
not know unless the gentleman who
changed the plans were afraid to
show the bankers around Whitefish
for fear they would pay us few
compliments for being a progressive
bunch and want to do q little bust
ness in our community. OF course
We don't care much but it does not
show the right spirit It would make
a difference of several dollars IT
Whitefish would withdraw her bust
ness from Kalispell and send it to
Spokane. We were beginning to
think pretty we'll Of Kalispell in
general, but we have been deluded
it seems. 1t will pay you to change
your policy, dear Miss Kalispell.
The least you could do would be to
say good word now and then.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-08-29
TIMES ARE BETTER.

R. G. Dun & Goa weekly review
of trade says:
With crop prospect increasingly,
brilliant. with the principal indus
tries working to full normal capacit,
and with business sentiment be-
coming daily more confident and
buoyant, the whole situation, both
in fundamental conditions, and In
volume of transactions, is better
than it has been for years.
The problems now are not those
Of depression, but those of prosper
ity. 1t is no longer a shortage OF
orders, but of capacity to supply de
mand and in some cases consumers
offer premiums for prompt delivery
A shortage Of lal,or, not alone in
the wheat fields, but in some indus
tries, is reported. Railroads are
buying literally Of supplies and are
placing heavy advance orders, but
there is a prospect of a shortage OF
cars to carry the traffic OF the coun.
try. It is noticeable that merchants
now are disposed to buy more freely
for advance needs. High or unset
tied prices still, however, complicate
conditions in some trades.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-08-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department OF the Interior, U. S
Land Office at Kalispell. Mon
tana. July %. 1912.
Noeice~ = hereby given that Charles
Oettiker. OF Kalispell. Montana. R
+. D. No. 2, who. on May 3, 1906
made Homestead Hntfy No. 2037
Serial. No. o614, for VIZ SWN
NEA SWA and sWA NWA,. Sec.
ton Is, Township 80 NJ. Range "a
w., Montana Meridian. has tiled no
'tice Of in&ention to make final five
year preof, to establish claim TO the
land above described. before Regis
ter and Receiver, U. 8. Land office
at Kalispell, Montana, on the 6tl
day of September, 1919.
Claimant names az witnesses:
Robert d. Nelson. Robert s
Sloan. Albert b. Jones and JohI
Newhouse. all Of Kalispell. Montana
r. F. d. No. 2.
NOT COAL LAND.
ANDREW w. sWANEY,
Register
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate OF John r. Shoaf, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the un-
dersigned. the Administrator OF the
estate OF John r. Shoaf. deceased, tt
the creditors Of and all persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased.
to exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers. within four months after
the first publication of this
notice to the said Administrator at
the offices of F. B. Reinking, Noff-
singer Block, in the City of Kalis-
pell. County OF Flathead. State OF
Montana. the same being the place
for the transaction Of the business
Of said estate. r. S. SHOAF,
Administrator of the Estate Of said
Deceased.
Dated at Kalispell Mont :, this 18th
day of August. 1912.
F. B. REINKING,
Attorney for Petitioner.
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Entered ~ -second-class matter
February 10. 1904, at the postoffice
at .WhlEellsh, Mont. under the act
Of Congress Of March 3, 1879.

when the secretary OF the Kalis-
peli, Chamber Of Commerce was
making a round of the county last
spring his mission was to draw all
parts Of our famous Flathead to-
gether and work for the good OF the
valley in general. He conveyed the
messago.sthat all Of Kalispell want
ed to cooperate with us and that
we. might work in harmony and de-
velap the hidden, resources of the
northern end -uf the county also: But
alas, we regret to- learn that this
spirit OF -co-opesation does mot exist
In the hearts Of all the Kalispell
people. A little incident which oc-
CURED at the Bankers convention
Saturday afternoon has caused us
to think that the selfish feeling still
exists. The -banksss from all over
the country were gathered together
in the KaNspell. club rooms, and out.
side q fleet OF automobiles were
gathered together to convey the Wis
ltors around to tina different parts
OF the valley. Thafitinerary includ-
ed.a trip to Columbia Falls, across
to WAftSfash, and then home along
the Kahspel roadI The question
came mp just befora. starting about
what roads to take, and some one
mentioned. the way into Whitefish.
Then onesman-s prominent in Kalis-
peA, who gets considerable business
out Of this town We would judge,
spoke up and said. why go to-
Whitefish;' there 10 nothing to see
there" The bankers did not get
chance stu=eser Whitefish. The plan
ofs-the trip was changed. Those
baAheEs missed seeing one Of the
most up-to=date little cities for it's
age. When Kaliapell was half as
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-08-29
CALL FOR BIDS.

Bids are hereby called for the
construction Of certain public works
for the City Of Whitefish, Montana,
consisting of the furnishing. of all
material, and the building Of a lat
eral sewer, as set forth in Special
Improvement District No. 10 of the
City Of Whitefish.
ALI bids must be accompanied BY
q certified check for. One Hundred
($100) Dollars. and be filed with the
City Clerk on or before IS O'Clock
p. M. Tuesday, the 3fd: day bfsep.
tember. 1919. Work must be 'ftnished
On or before December /, 1st1.Btds
must call for all work as set forth
In the plans and apecifica&ionS on
tile in the office Of che CITY Clerk.
to which reference u hereby made
for further particulars. The CITY
reserve the right to reject. any and
all bids. MERLE G. Greene,
CITY Clerk.
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NOTICE FOR REGISTRATION
GENERAL ELECTION NOV.

5, 1919.
I, Fred s. Perry, County Clena
and ex-officio Registrar OF Flat
head County. Montana, do hereb,
give notice that for the pur-
pose of registration for Cen
eral Election throughout the Coun-
ty, the registration books will be
open at the County Clerks Office
Kalispell, Mont, on all legal days
between the hours of $500 o'cloch
A.. M. and 500 o'clock P. M. up to
and including October 9Th, 1912;
that on said day at $500 o'clock p
M. registration books will be closed
according to law for the purpose OF
checking up said books and prepar
ing lists to be printed and posted pri-
or to said day Of election; that all
persons wishing to vote at said gem
eral election must have their names
on the great register in County
Clerks Office. Kalispell, Montana;
that they may register by appearing
at County Clerks Office, or any one
living 10 miles from the County seat
my appear before any Notary Pub
lie or Justice Of Peace In County
and register; such registration will
be forwarded to County Clerks
Office and copied in Great Register.
In Witness Whereof. have here
unto set my hand and affixed the
seal-of Flathead County this 2sth
day Of August. 1919.
(Seai) FRED s. PERRY,
County Clerk and ex-offlcio C0un-
I ty Registrar, Flathead Couaty,
Montana.
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My household shall be taught.
besides the fear of God, at least one
thing: the art Of living for the good
of this their town; that they must
seldom speak of its deficiencies,
and. only then at home and with the
thought to set things right; that
they must often speak OF its advan-
tages, and when they travel they
must lose no chance to spread its
name in good repute-or they shall
move elsewhere to live.
EDWIN L. QUARLES
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NOTICE;

Notice Is hereby given that on
August II the Parlor cafe has
changed hands to 10y, Lee & Wong.
It there are any accounts outstand-
ing the former proprietor will be
sponsible for then. From now on this
place will be known az the White
fish cafe. 10y. LEE & WONG.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-08-29

The Columbian 10 advocating a
new depot for Columbia Falls. They
need it and so does Whitefish, but
the Great Northern docs not yet
think it has gotten full value out
of the old shacks.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-08-29

A street sprinkler would have
been a good thing last Saturday but
1t is nice thing to have an accom-
modating fire department to fall bacl
on when it becomes necessary
20 wet down the dust in dry weather
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-08-29

Mr.. w. S. Gunealts, farmer liv-
ing near Fleming, Pa, says he has
used Chamberlain.s Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy in his fam
lily for fourteen years, and that he
has found it to beam excellent rem
edy. and takes piessnfe in recon-
mending 1t. For che, BY all dealers
One touch of fashion makes lo1
Of women kin.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-08-29

A perusal Of the newly nominated
democratic ticket shows that out
side of the three" delegates all the
rest are from Kalizpelf. A political
hog, Is right.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-08-29

The political wire pulers in Kalis-
pell managed pretty well at the
democratic convention. Only three
men on the ticket are outside of the
city.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-08-29

The bull moose 10 a native Of the
eIlathead and from all appearances
he is not going. to get scared out OF
his old stamping ground.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-08-29

Farmers, keep your eye ON that
county fair and begin now to ga&hel
your products.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-08-29

The circus takes q lot of money
out of town; but the mail order
house doesn't even give a parade.
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Now don't forget to register. 1t
will be your own fault If you don't
nave a vote coming this fall II you
do.
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Maqtr, uHe ieihtt 90 50 7755-4.ss55, Rolaann
S4.75 - $50, trtra So .65-5.75, fette 8ulltn
S.. .f5-6.25.
Rdlber.-Eie 3uiubr mar aerina, CUTE
fette @aare gut oertauilih unb bis 25c boz
Der. geriuqe uno mit.lers @aare lanafam.
Srsiudre unb grobe $3 o0-6 rs, fair bis
aute leid,ts SIS .50-7 so, ertra $z7S.
adlbsr in ben Hommiiiions. 5duiern. -
sautu 73ls, prima bis auserfsftHe 8 -- IL
orbinire 4-5hc.
y 9 hpeins. Sci aerinssr 3utubr pc
bauptetsn bic 9rsiie cine fe'te lsnoen5, 1@
3ahfrags mar stemlid gut
Sdlpsre Sdpeine bradten sS S.Oo-s lu,
ante bis auserIefene Btrradunqs, uHe Blti'
iaeriorten S775-7.95, aemiihte Bsrpa'
duuasiorten 81 75-7 95, orpiuare bis aus
,rlefene idmsre fette Sdue IS o0-7 90, trtra
$40. staas $400 - 575, lsihtt Yer
iauftiorten $8.50-7 40. ssrtst bon ITO gfo
unb mtuiner &5.00--6 30
shafe euu b2a NINE r. - DE 3ufnn'
mar absrmaIs acriua une prrbl,eben o's
Rrsiie, BEL einer guten 0adfra9e, netia.
Shaie.-ertra S.. .15-5.25, quite bis aus
erltiene BATS - 5l5, orbiudrt bis 9nt'
81. .50-45O, 3dhrlinat IS. 5.50-6.25.
9ammsr. Grtra s7.20-725, quito BIZ
auser!eieu, $6. .75-7.l5. oroiudr. bis cute
$3.50 - $50, grabiobrs sdmmsr $500
/ 10 OO
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3euer In Der ,Ja(k(Na Brauere.
Sasielbe rihtet $1,000 zhaoeu
an.

&ur5 mad 2 llbr beute frib brad
in elmer Der StQqungen Der SatIDn
8reiptng 60, an Der Gin StraBe uno
WlcWiden Qpenue, Elm Jsuer aus. oas
jeooh bon Der 3eitig ularmirten 7Seusrz
tpebr gsl0iht Iperben tonnte, nohpem
Elm Shaoen pon $1,000 ungerihtst
porDen mar.
Sn bem Staa befanben Iia 25 Bis
30 tpert9polle gfsrbe, bod gelanq ss,
nieielben ins 5rsie gu brtngen. 9as
5euer. pel6es in heQen 5Iammen bsrz
porlooerte, bate in Der oi6tbsiisoelter
Raabari6aft betrdhtlite QuTregunc
oerurIadt unb troy Der friiben Wor:
gspitunbs befunoen Itch Oiele Wtenihsr
duf Der 9rQnbitdtts.
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JlmksNabribten.
Cincinnati, "a. aprit.

Cincinnati, "a. aprtl.
Ter SbiofIus III tpeitsr i'm falIen begrtrsu
uno bate aeftera absno bel biehgsr Staotets
nsn 9aEerftano bon ass Gus.
Die fotstno.n Tepefh.u trafsH Dabrsno
S.s gstria.u fases bier elm:
8ttts6ura, pa. Der Tlab bat slHsH
@aFsritaro BON 4.8 GUS uHo fallt.
sarttrsbura, " Ba. Der flus bat
.in.n gSaTerftans bon ll.8 GUS uno fdut.
gatt.ttsburq. Gu. Der SIub bat s!'
r.u g9aTerfaae pon 210 GUS uno 'dlt.
aanapha Fatls, gS. IA. Der fIus
sat .inengaaheriiano BON 3.s Sub uHo fdllt.
gbarIestou, 10 Ba. Der FIus bat ,t.
H,u @aTerfano BON TO 6us uno 'alit.
St gItafaut, 8. %. Der stus bat
,ia.u @aHerftanb bon is4 gus uno 'dlt.
gortsmouth, 9. Der Slus bat stueu
HaHertauo BON 227 sub uno falt.
gsuispiIls, RI. Der Slu5 bot .tTsH
@aEsrftanb bon 10S JSuF rno Fetet
epausbitIe, Juo. Ger slus bat Elm
n.u ssdHsrfano BON 23.9 gus uno feist.
sdire, IN. Der Elus bat .lHsn sSaHer :.
tano ben 448 sus uuo fdat.
W.mpbis. 5tnu. Der Ilus bat sin.s
NaFetauo BON 3s9 gus uuo faui.
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Rem gort. "a Qprtl. glngez
tommsn: yaaiier g8il6elm H." Don
Bremen, .4ncpna" Don Gsnua, rgrss
men" BON Bremen, rarponlano" pon
Antfperpen.
Ibsesansen ROTTERDAM" nab
ROTTERDAM, w8arbarpfa" mad grs.
men.
Samburg. 4beeg.: ,gatapia
ndh Rerp Yort.
8Iaseop. anget.: .golumbia"
pon Rem gort.
QiDerpool 2lbgsa.: narabic 4"
nab Bolton.
Southampton Ibgeg.: Ill
tonia" nuh Wpntreal.
gberbours. angst.: .arOns
prins Bilbelm" BON Rep Dort, nat
Bremen bsftimmt.
2i3drn. paiiirt: rgeunfnlpd=
nia~ pom Rem gprt. naa 6amburq
teftimnt.
antperpen. anest.: r8apsr'
lamb" bon Rep Yort.
aueenstp gtnoet.: fran.
comic" bon Bolton, na6 2ioerpool BE-
fttmuIt,
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l6. Wnntneriarinm
Ges geffesba Soipital.gereins miro
am nGd,iteu Sountag gefetert.

oSn Der WesIsn Chapel Dirb am
nGhften Sonntag bas 16, IHniOsrias
rum bes Bethesda : 9oipttaIs uno
oes Wlutterb bduies Der oeutihen Otatoz
nifsn, perdnitaltst psroen. Gin reih@
boItiges Yrogrumm 1T fir bic Setter
arrdngirt porosn uno u. u. peroen
Or. GmiI 2usrins, pon Granffurt
q. Wt., IoEpis 9r. R. 6. 9rDb, aus Der
Sdtpeis, psl6s Dor siuigsn lagsn
bier anaeIdngt iino, NnIpraten haltsn.
9erI6isoene dnoere 9s!eguIen, bic 1it
auf ibremDsg. mad Der 9enerdlzaons
fersn5 in Winueupolis. Miun., beItne
ben, psroen sbenfaus Der Jeter beis
upbnen unb oud an Sonntag Bors
mittag in ben psri6isb.nen airder
prebiaen. Inter oenielben lefinoer
iih Or. 9ioeon Bed BON gforsbeim
gaben, Or. Wiuiam Sdiis bon Ser
lin.
Di. 5eisr rpirp BON Or. 6. 9Olbs,
gelsitet peroen, DGhrsno Or. u. 5
8utsr bic Rebner porfteQen pirb.
an psm muiitaliiteu progrumH
iperb.n ii6 5rau u. s. Raft. Grl. Ger
truoe Gsltman uno 5rau s. u. 5
Walter betbeiliesn.
0an Der 5eisr fiuoet bic Wabl oel
Oirettpren oes getbesoa Wereini
ftdtt.
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llnaebliher WsDrber
EoQ in Yoro Carolina eiueu Sherifi
eridloiieu baben.

Die GeNimpoli3iitsn Roe uno OBJ
gers psrbaftsten ipdt seitsrn 4beno in
aDopitou, Sbio siuen iuHgsn Weann,
pelber i'm 9eroadts ftebt, am 2. april
in graubsrrg, qpsrp Gountp. ROro
Carolina, ben bortigeH Sbsr;Ff err
ihoTeu gu bdbsn. Der 6efdHgeus re-
eeitrirte iit als gbarIes 5iptou, 20
Sabre aft, pom Gainsboro. IenH.. uno
ertldrte, ME in grdnberrp gsrps'eu 3u
fsin uno ben Sheriff iibsrhaupt niht
oetaunt su habeH. Die Poli5.i 1T je=
boh iibsrssugt. ooB isin ritti9er Rams
9eerge gu6aHndn uuo oaB er Der
WDrber pts Sheriffs lit, Die gehors
ben bon granberrn rpurosn 'ofort te1
legrophii6 benuhrihtist Der Gefuu.
gene. rpelhsr isit siuigsn Tdgen IN ben
4boiftou 9ips Dorts ssarbeitet bat,
purps porIGufig ais Deroattts etngsz
iperrt.
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Vinbaltsbeiebl
A,iro Staotanna!t Settmau Der
laHgen,
lin yerunreinisuug Der @aNersn
iuhr bon aentafp ia perbiuoeru.

Staetantpdlt gettman ipiro 0ds
9unoesaeri6t erfuhen, sIneH Gin
baltsbefebl ous3uiteasn. um cine Der
unrsinisuns Der Duiiersufahr Sura
4bsuastandls in Der nellen, Don Der
Silper 9rope 2ano e 9uiloIng go.
bel Weelbourns, ap., e.ne uno cine
5albe Weils pom ginlaB~ptsr Ger
neuen ft1ptil6en WaHerpsrse BON Gin.
cinnati gu srridtenoen Srtihaft 81
perhinoern.
Staotantpolt 9sttman, Girsttor fur
0ffsnt!ite 4rbsiten gries, Waners
rperss= superintendent 9a!otpin uno
Ssiunbbeitsbsamisr 2anois. pelhe ses
tern in 9eglsituns oes 3errn Sohn
D. Sia BON Der Itaatlihen 8siuno'
beitsbeb0roe oer nsuen Drtihaft siner
geIut abitatteten, iastsn. oab oieislbs
in 700 9aupldBe ausseleet uno oaE
9eqen BON ab3uestandlsn uno Wuiier'
rohren siemlih tpeit porgeihrittsn 1T
Sic Tluoen. baB audi Der ab3ugsfdna
Ter ueuen Sriihaft Der 6. &c .. gahr
bel ben Wertitdtten Der Babn brett II
ben glub fiibrt. g1a1 Der Snipettior
beoaben iit bic Sbioer Beumten mad
Repport, no iis nit bem Bursermeiiter
oslmbolo unb benz Stabtanpalt fon
| ferirten uno iih auf elm iofOrtisfi
Gini6rsitsn sinistsn. falls bic taat
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9(pfeIItruDel (SelterreIdl.
ihes Re3ept). i &funb AepIeI per-
oen qeihdIt. pom 8ebdune befrett uno
in Steiben geld)ulttert Damn nit 3u.
der. Dem 5lTt elmer balben Gttroue
uro einam 8ldsden @elBrpeiu mo.
riuirt. @on 3pei Giern, } / &fuHo
ieinitem IfehL lmo / SaiIe Sahne
poer Dtfldl miro ein gutter 9tuoeltei9
aemadt. ben man 10 oiiHn mie mog
lit ausroat. Gieie IeigpIatte tre.
itreiht man nit 5erlaIiener Butter,
leat Die narinirten aepTel uno flei.
ne Roiinen bdrauI lu1o nttes oieIclbe
3u elmer Stoue 3uldmnlen. Gana
IaBt man in Der 9ratpranne ettett
Gfl0ifel Butter 5ergcbetl Iegt ben
apfelitruoel hIrein mo badt ibH lnt
Glen 5u ihoner, golobrauner tSarbe
@ahreno oes 9afens gieBt man lofs
ielpeiie unqefdbr cine 5aHe WfIh
iiber ben Struoel.
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4daiid3er Wsarft,0 0erid)t. !.
eineiunati. "a. April

ethtiHH0ttr 20. Nprtl 1919.
Die na6folstnsea Caotirunasn beaisheu
I'D nur auf gusros fransastiensn. ret
sgeiHsrsn 6slAiitsn ner6tu ttwas sobert
Sreifs tsreAHrt.
prsbifiontn.
Ter Narii gar ruhss ans bic vreiie isif.
D EAmal,.-Vrima Stsam sl0o0-I 10 i0,
I. o. b.
frs6suasfalssnss sIsifA. Marst
Jeff. ebert dear sfiisn l0sz l1s, ihcrt
Nibpsnfsitsu losz--i0s4e, syfsa ibsrt clear
eeitsE lOi6--l04s, S2nlisrR 9hs--S5<s. {.
Deliss ii - i24e !efs aHs sfs aishs bar.
padt.
llsx-l2s, turss AippsnisiteH liz - iis4e.
srtre hort clear seiten il5S-ll]s, S9ultsrn
Iulk-l0l1r sHA HsaieS i2lz --l3l<e ( Iois unb
1xf Der yfanb msbr ssrpa6t
Sugar Cured 6lsiiA. - Martf fen
e&lussa i4.50-- 800, Sifait sAalier
MOO-ll.50, Drfaffah Bacon i6.0o-l6.0O.
eAnlfersll DOLL SO, Reu vorf Gut SAal.
tern lr.60-l2.00. tredsns 0esi S&iHftn
1S.O0--30.00.
eatsesSxsItes eIsifA.--M Marii fen.
e4inlsH i2z-il4f. Disnit eAultsra
94--lO<, DelieS I'm 1-laJ<t. @Anliern 81
lOT, Aes osrf Gnt 94alsfrn l0k --l04xe K.
6rifAeseIeifA.-- - eAinfsn i21< -l3e
QifRif eAnItern 0k-- IOx, S6nltern 91i
--l0t, itegt AiptsalsitsH D-0I ibcrt hsr'
sile redixs iOk k-i2,st - Sfsas.
Nstl nab estssise
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Winter Hducp t4.60--4.75, gDinter Eomiln
s8.90-4.15, Grtra s3.65-3.75, erbiudres
t3.45--3.65. garter @eisea Yatent $50
sos, bo. faneh $4.7S--o i0bo. GdmiIa $4.3o
---4.40, MoaaenmebI, norbneftIid atmifntes
$4.90-5.00, reines 9th $6.I5--5.40, gtnii.
ftes $4.90--5.15 per gbl.
@eisen.-Narft rubia unb fef. SO.
rotbtr @lnter Il7--f195at, Ro. 8 bo. 1I2--
ll5c, No. 4 rother 85--110t per 8u. gerfauft
purosn. Gar SO. 2 rpther asinter ~ 1876
auf oem @eleiie.
n.-Wdrft rubta urb fetia. ao
peises $3.50, ao. psisss s2lRs--83c,
no. 4 ptibes 1881 Ise, Ao. gelbes 83--S4r,
SO. Q aemif4,tes S3--84, 30. 8 DO. 81--S2t,
10. 4bo. rs -79e, peists aolbentorn 81-84s,
aflbes Do. 81 --S6t, afmif4tes DO. Sl--S4t
per gu. gerfauft purben: l Gar 20. 3 aslbes
;u S2t, | gar 4o. tpeibss ~ S0e uno Gar
gslbes aolbensoru III $40 auf Dem @eletie.
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6OM-60Rt, Stanbarb peiser 50 9-60t, 9o. 3
iptibei 59--59l,e, SO. peiser 57--59c, no.
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dni osm @eIeiie.
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10. 8 elsie. no. 4s4-9ot. Berfauit ipur.
en- so eu. Io. 2 su 97e aui benz geleiie.
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65-S0e.
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8era;ti % Der @etr.ios. pt.iit nit b.nis.
aistn am sIeidsn Gage oes pcria.n 5ahr,s
spril %. 1912. spril %. 1911
mei,.n, go. 9 rothrr l19he 93t
Delfhforu, 20. 3 atmiititss s2llc 4st
Saftr, 10. 2 aemiThisr nsusr 59l@c 32i@t
MoalsH Ro. ntusr .. 94t S4e
S.u 90. Simotbp -. 5000 $500
gshtssu
Der Ttdrtt par hstia. 8tr,auH mureeu:
S7i SbIs. FiHiaer's sinifhso 80oes auf
Der Bats bon I'll 80 per @nIou..
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life 8efunb6eitsbeborbe bon Re,ltudn
feinen grlaubniBf6ein uusgeftelIt bat.
DAP tein grlaubnibf6ein ertpirtt
tpuroe, erfubren fie fofort auf telspbo'
nii9e 4nfrage in Jrantfort, Rn., pom
Stadts 8sfunbbeitsbsamten Wcgor=
mid.
Da Der Ginlabspier iid auf Der
aentudier Seite befinDet uno biz
Stabt 5teuern fur benlslben be8afIt
Bat tie aud Das Reft, Shus bon osr
5tdatsbeboroe bon Gentutp 3u pers
langen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-24

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nebmen mir foIgenoss guoapsItsr Sitz
tsubiloden: .llsber bic ungariihe
6auptitabt lit elm an @bei heiouHgsn
beionbers reihes sSabr bsreiusebrotsu.
Sm eriten giertsl oes laufenpeu
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ghsiheIounesn gegebsu ais i'm poridbz
risen .gsmetnen". 8abei peiIt bic
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ieaihaft s,fiibrt Dirb, aus. baB bsr
4utrae auf oas ~frteolite auseiHans
oergehen" fait INNER Dom Wanne ess
itellt pirn; Die Shefrauen uno grdute
fiieen iih. llnansenebm III fir bic
getbeiiisisn natiirlih bic 1batiahe.
nab iie iih bel Dem rsseu geieafhafts