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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1912-06-14
Fry Drug Co. and j. G. Prcsson.

were five children of drinking par
ents died, as against one of par
ents who were abstainers.
DR.. McNicholl's figures thor
oughly justify his conclusion that
alcohol and narcotics are the chief
cause of race suicide and the direct
cause of most of the imbeciles who
fill homes for feeble-minded and
lunatic asylums.
His remedy is the treatment of
alcoholism the same as other forms
of epidemic diseases are treated.
This remedy is rapidly winning
the support of all scientists. AL
coholism is far more dangerous
than smallpox, and the alcoholic
should be segregated and treated
as the man with leprosy is. He is
menace to society, and if his NAL
ady is neglected, he soon becomes
a public charge and adds to the
burden imposed upon self-respect-
ing men and women for the support
Of delinquents.
The time has passed when a
drunken man is laughed at. He is
now regarded as tragedy. 1t is
little wonder that thinking women,
such as Mrs. Harold Mccormick
of Chicago, take stand against
liquor-drinking and deplore the
practice of some fashionable wom-
Ell who drink publicly with men.
A drunken father is bad, but
drunken mother seems even worse,
for the world looks to it's women
for moral support.
DR.. McNicholl's astounding
statements about the effect of al
coholism upon the children of
drunken parents will be an eye
opener to the student of eugenics.
In passing upon the health Of ap-
plicants for marriage it would seem
that physicians would do we'll to
regard alcoholism as one of the
worst possible diseases.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1912-06-14

Printers ink marks the path to
riches and fame. Try it.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1912-06-14
In Loving Memory of Willie
Berry.

Willie will be missed so much,
for no crowd or occasion was COM
plete without his bright smile. No
one can begin to realize how much
he will be missed at home, and yet
he is only sleeping, awaiting the
resurrection morn.
Dear sister, there is a home tie
for you in that far away realm
where there is no parting and no
more good byes. Willie will be
missed in the home circle; his chair
at the table is vacant; his very
voice is no longer heard, but look
to Jesus, dear, and he will give you
comfort in your present hour of
sorrow.
May God bless his sad and bro
ken hearted mother, his sorrowing
father and brothers, is the prayer
of his aunt,
Mag BLANKS.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1912-06-14
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENT.

no SUBSCRIPTION price OF THE CHRONICLE is
s go pol year; 80 cents kr six months; 25 cents
,, o"'eo hohtils, which positively must be paid
stn' u.a''ce All subscriptions will be promptly
stopped at expiration of time paid for.
Obituary and similar notices win he charoad fo,.
~ the rate OF cents per line. We will furnish
rates Tor display and local advertising ON apnca.
tion. '" "pp'o"'
NeWscommuDcatons and articles on questions
VI pubic interest are solicited but we assume no
responsibility for the expressions contained in all
such communications and articles published.
nehiittallces can be made in various WAYS that
are perfectly SAFE but all remlttances sent are at
risk OF the sender.
All remiltances and business Communications
should be sent to
D. V. TRAVIS, Publisher,
Camden, Tenn.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1912-06-14
THE LADIES AID.

The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodist Church met with Mrs.
j. V. Travis Tuesday afternoon
with good attendance. After the
disposal of the usual routine bust
ness of the society the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year: Mrs. A. V. Bowles, president;
Mrs. L. G. McKelvey, first vice
president; Mrs. Mollie Bowles, sec
ond vice president; Mrs. Roy r..
Melton, secretary; Mrs. Morris G..
Bowles, assistant secretary, and
Mrs. A. S. McGill, treasurer. The
next meeting will be with Mrs. w.
w. Whitfield.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1912-06-14
Delinquent Tax Payers
TAKE NOTICE

On the first Monday in June,
next, at the east door of the court
house in Camden, Benton County,
Tennessee, 1 will offer for public
sale all the real estate belonging to
delinquent tax payers for the year
1911. Said land will be described
on day of sale. A list and descrip-
ton of same can be seen at any
time on application at my office in
Camden. If said sale is not COM
pleted on said first Monday in June
the sale will be continued from day
to day until completed.
This the 18th day of May, 1912
G. B. GREER,
Trustee.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1912-06-14
OLD RELICS.

The Chronicle Office was highly
honored last Saturday by a visit
from Mrs. f. e. Cuff and Miss Eva
McKelvey. Mrs. Cuff showed us
two relics that have been treasured
by her following the death of her
mother a number of years ago.
She treasures them because they
belonged to her father, John Paf-
ford, who Crossed over the river
to rest beneath the shade of the
trees" when the writer was a mere
lad. One of these relics is a bis
cult made by Mr.. Pafford while a
soldier in the Southern army. It
looks somewhat like a ginger cake
and has the appearance of being
as hard as adamant. The other is
a ring cut from gutta percha dur
ing the war by John Heggie and
given to Mrs, Cuffs father. Both
Mr.. Pafford and Mr.. Heggie en-
listed for service in the Civil War
from this county and saw hard SER
vice during that long period Of
strife and turmoil.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1912-06-14
COWELL'S CHAPEL.

Miss Ona Cowell was the guest
of Miss Kate Penick Sunday.
Miss Beulah Fisher was the
guest of Miss Rubie Loveall last
Sunday.
Misses Maude and Mary Barker
were guests Of Miss Ona Cowell
last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Beasley of
Liberty visited the latters parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Thompson,
last Sunday.
Rev. James Spencer and sister
of Johnsonville spent Saturday
and Sunday with their grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Billie Spencer.
Will close with best wishes to
the Chronicle and it's many readers.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1912-06-14

One million babies less than two
years old have died in the United
States since the opening of the
present century as the result of the
drinking habit of parents, says the
Nashville Tennessean and Ameri-
can Of a recent date.
That is almost $4,000 young
lives sacrificed every year to the
love of their parents for strong
drink.
DR.. T. Alexander McNicholl of
New York, formerly surgeon at the
New York Red Cross Hospital, is
responsible for this statement, and
it is based on figures compiled by
the distinguished authority on the
baneful effects of alcohol upon the
race.
This subject has been life study
with DR.. McNicholl. He was nam
ed by President Roosevelt to make
a special investigation of the effect
of alcohol and narcotics in Europe,
and is more thoroughly qualified,
perhaps, that any other man in
America to tell of the toll in life
and health which liquor levies up
on the United States annually.
In a recent address before the
American Medical Society, DR..
McNicholl stated that within fifty
years the population of the United
States increased $50 per cent, while
the number of insane and feeble
minded increased $50 per cent.
These figures are shown by the
government census of 1910, and
DR.. McNicholl says practically all
this frightful weakening of the
mentality of the race is due to al
cohol and narcotics in various
forms. Within five years the birth
rate of the nation has fallen off
33 1.3 per cent, and DR.. McNicholl
attributes this also in part to the
excessive use Of alcohol and mar
cotics by patients.
Statistics compiled by DR.. Nc
Nicholl in his own practice were
produced, which showed that 80
per cent of the children OF parents
who are total abstainers are nor
NAL, while only Z per cent OF the
children of alcoholic parents were
absolutely normal. In ten families
of drinking parents DR.. McNlcholl
discovered that the faint OF degen-
eracy ran through three genera
tions. He also found that there
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1912-06-14
For Trustee.

TORBITT-We are authorized to announce
~ VIII s. Corbitt a candidate for election to
the office of Trustee of Benton County, subject
to the will Of the voters of the county
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1912-06-14

When in need of brick or thing
call on Camden Brick and Tile Go.
{ Incorporated.) They can save
you money.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1912-06-14

gle the constitution is to be
abolished, what will takes it's
place." asks Boston paper. Oh,
that 'svery simple. Colonel Roose-
welt will. Constitution, law and
courts are superfuous while we
have II. r.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1912-06-14
FRIDAY, JUNE IA, 1912.
CANDIDATE ANNOUNCEMENTS
For County Sheriff.

RKlDGES-We are authorized to announce |.
- N. Bridges candidate for election to the
otllce OF Sheriff OF Benton County, subject to the
will of the voters of the county.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1912-06-14

Shivering Tennesseans might 60
to Chicago and get warm. There
is plenty of heat up that way, and
the forecast is for "warmer.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1912-06-14
Peas Wanted.

1 want 300 or 400 bushels we'll
cleaned whippoorwill peas and will
pay $1.70 cents per bushel cash or
$1.75 on account.
JOE j. WEATHERLY.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-18
9iamanten nno &oble.

SIR m0gt gleide Guantitaten bon
&oblen fir 5 Gts. o6er cine Minion
Collars faufen. Gin 8orgain=s u6er
mag einem Nidel anlegen u1o Elm $50
quiet refine 2ampenihmdr5e erbaIten
Sic Mil1ion miir6e einen leudtenoen
Diamanten iider1t, Ser leidt in Cant
peni@ipar5e um0rebt; ni@t 10 leidt =
groBe Site miir0e erfor6erli6 fem.
@leidpiel &oble un6 @ol5 fins mirf=
li6 mebr lpertb als Diamonten =
Siel elbe11 ltefern 2eben entpideln6e
Site, neil ser Big iebt befannt getpor=
bene @ebraud Ser 0inmQnten 6arin
heitebt, @laS 51 idneioen, un6 fir
oielen @ebrn1d gibt es quite grlab=
mittel. Ser rotbe Diamon6, sic San,
6elsmarfe 6es @oIoen Grain 8elt
8ierS, lit Ser p%opuldrite uno miro in
Sen meiiten Samilien gefun6en. gu
faufen Bel q. 5. @eber, ct. @Iouo,
Min11.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-18
Wie lebr sic 0emtlhen l1niperl it1ter

@ie iebr Sic oelltid)en ltniperiitaten
inn Muslmoe geid)abt meroen, ergibt
li6 aus ser groBen 3abl Muslanber,
sic 0eutide llniperiitaten bel 1den. SIN
luufen0en Seneiter fins eS 1862. Die
3obl aler 5t10ierenSen betragt 81
5t4, sic Musldnber maden alto l1nge=
f1br SEN 5m0lften Sbeil Ser Stl1oie=
realoen aus. Die meiiten ausl6n0ild)en
stlbenten fomnren aus &ublano:
2t99. @s folgt Selterreid-l1ngarn,
oas S43 5tu0ierenoe nod 9eutid=
lano entl enbet. Die 3abl ser engli=
lte1r 5tu0enten in Deutidlano BE-
tr6gt 159, Sic ser Mmerifaner 339,
sic Ser Mliaten 175. ....
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-18
9ab in Sen Hereinafter Stonte,

9af in Sen 8ereinigten Staaten
Sic 5artelten, liebliditen 8lumen &C.
0eiben, mie Nar5iiien, Eulpen, @pa=
5tn1ben un0 @roeus, Hflan5en, sic in
ie0er @iniidt sen @inoern Tloras
ebenbirtig iit6, Ste aus @ouan6 int
portirt per6en, fat 0os 2onomirtb=
idjufts=D epartement in ieinen Muiter=
@drtnereien nabe Scr Yacific=&iiite in
elmer 8eiie oargetban, 0ie oue @eIt
in Staunen perieben muB. Gor bier
Sabren fat Sic &egierl1ng 3ebn M6er
9ar6 bon Ser Staot 9eQingbam &C.
pabtet uno auf 6ieiem @runo ltn6 So
Sen 100000 8lumen5piebeIn ange=
pflan3t. Ser grfolg mar Elm iold'
iiberraiden0er, 1uB int leBten Sabre
$4,000 8ll1men5piebeln gepflan5t
merGen fonnten, sic ale bon SEN ur=
ipriitg1i6 g%epflun5ten &nollen genom<
mer ml1rber1. 9ie =Mnlaqen
praientiren ii6 iebf, mie 0as bll1men=
reid)e Soaan6 Zen miniature, un6
Ser grfolg 6es Experiments miro Sic
@infiibrung BON 81umen5piebeln int
@ertbe bon $1,000 900 BON iebt ab
unotbig MAIDEN.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-18
Sic v%s(1nericun 5obacco Company

Sic uMmericun Sobacco Company"
= Ser IabrfSruit : bat oieier Sa=
&c auf ib"er Sabres@ Ser iammlung
audi 8eridt iiber ste @eiddfte 0es let-
ten Sabres eritattet. Dana@ beliefe en-
li9 Sic Netto=ginnabmen Der Sci euz
idoft ol1f 35,900,073 Collars, 845,=
72t 3ollars mebr ais in 1910. Srob=
Sem Ser Sruit lebtes Sabr a1fgel0it
moroen lit, fins Sic &rofite groBer &C.
mor0en. @enau mie BEL ser uStan=
Bars Oil 60" 6eren Mftien na9 Ser
Muflolung cine nod ME oogetpeiene
&0fa erreidt baben. @ad6em Sic 81
pioe115e al1f @or31tgs : Mftien in ser
@6be BON 25 be5ablt porSen, berblieb
ei1 l1eberiduB bon 25,946,582 Dol=
lars, mobon iiber adt Miuionen ooer
81 8ro5ent fir Ste Stamm : Mftien
gegen 60 Bro5ent im @oriabre. Ger
lteberidub belief iid al,f rur0 18
MiQioner, nit oeren friiberer Sabre
5l1i ammen al1f 70 Millionen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-18

9ie Mrbeiter=l1nionen baben einen
@rfolg errurgen 0l1r6 SEN @abripru6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-18
@pu Sent altsQe0ebnteu @ebrau6e

@pm Sem a%ltsgeoebnten @ebraude,
ser bier5l,lan0e bonn Ielepbon gemadt
miro, erfdbrt man aus oem Sabresbe=
ri9t ser Mmericon Telephone a1t5 Sc
legrapb Gompanp. Die @eieQi6af1
unterbielt am gn6e oes lebten SobreS
$3.50, 1876 5tationen, uno 6apon
muroen 749,906 I'M 2aufe 6es Be-
ridtsjabres eingeridtet. STR Neb er=
!tredt iib iiber 10000 Srte, 5000
mebr als es Boltdmter un0 10000
nrebr alS es @iienbabnitationen in Sen
Ser. Staaten gibt. SagliA merGen
iiber Sic 2inien ser @eieaibaft uber
pierun05man5ig Milionen @eipra6e
b%ef0r0ert, modt nube5u adt Miaiar=
SEN int Sabre. GIN 8ertebr, ser in
Ser gan5elr @elt nidt mie0er errei6t
miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-18

elmer ssurp in Danbnrp, Connecticut,
ser sic Srage porgelegt muroe, OBJ cine
Mbmad}ung 5miiden 6abritanten u11o
llnionen, l1l1r l1nionSarbeiter 81 be-
idaftigen, cine unyeietlide @eri&no<
rung lei. Sic sSSl1rp beantportete Sic
6rage perneineno, mas bollig nit Ser
Gernunft iibereinitimmt. s. banoele
iih oobei lebiglib nm cine %perionlidDe
Mngelegenbeit 5milden Mrbeitgebern
uuo Mrbeitern. Gin 0ffentlides Sn=
terelie miiroe 0aour6 nidt geidaoigt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-18
! SntereNamte5 Muerlei .

Madj romiiden Mel6ungen lit
Migr. NetreQi gum Mpoitoliiben Ge=
legaten auf SEN Mbilippinen %ernannt
morben. Ct mar bisber Sefretar Der
2egotion 6es Snielreides. - Mlgr.
YetreQi lit 8tldof BON 2ipa ouf Sen
Hbilippinen. .@r mur0e i'm Sabre
1871 in ser @r50i05eie Sermo gebo-
rem un6 am 12. Mpril 1910 gum 8i-
ldJpf ernannt. Die 9i05eie 2ipa muir
Sc 51pei Sage 5upor erri6tet. sic ge=
bort our &irdenpropin5 Manila.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-18

Mad einen1 8eridt 6e5 @eo1ogiiden
Bureaus fins i'm Sobre 1911 in Oen
Ser. 5tuoten nabe5u 220 MtQionen
1alier 8etroleum ser groe entnom=
men moroe11, etma ~ Milionen 6ai=
ier mebr als I'M SATIRE 1910. Sic
Neebrgepinnung entfaut ouf Sic Staa=
ten Gali fornia, 2ouilianu, &an1as,
Oflabomo un6 Seras, mdbren0 in per=
ld,ie0enen 5taten Sic ELECTROMAGNETIC
BUTTON 5l1riidgegangen lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-18
Gine1 Mmtter Gprge.
Gine iurgfaltige Wutter miro

Cine lurgfdltige Wlltter miro IT,
rem &inov feline Meoi5in geben, of
ne gu milien, ooB ite rein lit, feline
Spioten entbdlt un0 beilenbe uno
moMtbucnoe &roft bat. Cold ei.1e
Me6i5in lit 6ole's @onep ano Sar
COMPOUND fir @tidbuiten, 8laubn=
item, 8ron9itis u1o ale Mffeftionen
6es @alles, ser 8ruit un6 ser Gum
gen. @eites uno liberties fit &in=
Ser un0 ermadiene Berionen. Gnt=
bdlt feline Spiaten. MoIitor Drug
5tore.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-18
@umperne1r osborn BON Mihiga:

@puberne11r Ssborn bon Mibigan
lit Ser Mann leines @ortes. MlS ct
COR 5mei Sabren gemablt mur0e, er=
flarte er, NIT einem Sermin 5ufrie0en
lein gu moQen, uno oaran balt er iett
felt, obg1et6 er @errn &ooieoelt mie=
Ser nominiert 81 ieben miini4t. Sen
elmer Iangen grfldrung 5eigt er iid
ols gerebrer altflalliider S0eale, Ell
net Sugem0er5iebung, sic in iolono-
niider 5taatsmeisbeit b%egriin0et lit,
uno relegiert it@ oamit ielblt in Sic
&eiben ser 2eute, Ste in unlerer 3ett
oes politi16en @goism1s gum olterl
giien geboren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-18

lire i6maben &rafte nl,r 5ulallen,
un0 imnrer meiB iie sic &leinen onr6
sic 9eantmortung ibrer tauieno mifp-
tigen 6rogen gu u%nterbalten nno
Dq;rd lire Gr5ablen gu %erfreuen. llno
mas lie Mues er5ablen fann! yet@t
aQeiu sic ib0llen @eididten, sic ge-
meiniglib nit 0em MEDITERRANEAN:
Gs mar einmal! anfangen, ionoern
aud, bon Safer rno Ml,tter meiB lie
guu mmnherlei SSntereiiuntes gu be-
ridten. ga glan5en sic Mltgen Scr
gnfel in beiterre 6rel,oe auL menn
lie Sic interelionte Sbatla 4 berne6-
men, 6aB @ater ulro Mel1tter a1h
-einn1al flein gene EN- iit1b, bab lie li6
o,,h fire @leioer 5errilien baben, Bob
lie aud einInal III Sen 8raben gefal-
len lil16.
l1uo ii6er @rpbmiitterdens Mntlib
gebt Bel oiele gr5ablungen aus elmer
alroeren @elt elm 3leg mebmiitbiger
grimnerl1ng on geidpunoenes @liid
uu0 2eio. l1n0 menn Damn cine
IbrGne fire @ange berunterrollt,
>urm itubt oas &in0 mobl plotli@
inns frogt: r@arum meinit Du, @roB=
m1tter?" Mber es martet uml onl It
ouf M%nttpprt, obmobl Sic @robml1tter
gang gut meiB, mas ibr 0as @er5 10
ld)mer madt.
ltn6 aus ser @ergangenbeit febren
fire @eoanfen mieoer 5uriid III oie
@egenmart, un0 mie tire 8lide ouf
Ser gnfelin ruben, sic 5n ibren SuBen
ipielt, ga idapeifen lire Hbantalten
nod tpeiter, in ser 3ufunft 2ano, tie
iiebt oas &ino ols fiinftige gliidli9e
9raut ur6 iegnet lie.
Iraum ser eigren Gage,
Sic nltn ferne lin0 -
Sod;ter meiner 5odter
gu mein iiBeS &ino.
Mimm, bepor bic Miloe
9eft 6os 2eidentud,
Mirm in's boae 2eben
Meinen Segensiprud.
Inns ionte ii6 6ieles 3ufunftsbilo
olb nidt erfiiaen, ein @eoonte, Sen
lie gemiB a16 nod meiteripinnt, miro
oo6 emit @irfli6feit mer0en: Sic
gnfelin miro emit, mie iebt tie ielblt,
y6ie jilberne &rone 6es Offers" tra=
gen un6 10 mie ite 0es 9ebens glei6en
Girfel 6urd}lauf fen.
l1no au6 0lt mirit alterrl,
go pie i6 ergraut.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-17
1deli9er marft. Derid3t.
siusiHnati. 10. wai 1919.

gintiunati. 16 Raj 1919.
Die HaAfelasnbsn cHetirunasn be,iebtu
hA nnr euf eneros lransnffienen. Del
iIeinsreH eaAdftsn DueH stsas bSbsre
pysiis bsrs&nsi
Trebifientn.
Esr Marft mar rub,g uub bic Vrsife geH
G6mall.-Vrima Q 5tsam tl0.40-l0 so.
4 e.b.
2ss6enasfaIssHes ttsff6. Marft
lee. ebert clear SsitsH l0L - lie, fberl
aitpsHftiteH l0k-l0s@s, erfra fbsr. dear
esstsn lok-iole, sAuItfrn 9k--os<f.
Nsaiss ia -i2l<s iefs unS rs iisBr Der.
Dassa.--M Marst fea. sbort flare sett,u
lIA-I2e. fnr,s aippsnfeiisn III - iiat.
eTtr0 fbert clear esiten lljS-lll<s, s&uItsrs
l0ll-l01s MHbcelliss l2l< --lA5xs iefs uub
w Der vfunb ms9r bsrpa6f.
Sugar Cured 6IeifA. - Narft feA
e4isisa 1900 $50. sieuis ~ s6wis,r ~
M.N-i2.00. HrsasTafl Dsssn II. 80 1850.
e4altsrnll.6o Nes Dert Gut sAuI.
tern l2.O-l2-50, issdsHs Hssi 9 e4iaisn
Is.00--s0.0O.
eitsepS6eItst 6Ietf&.-Norftg<a
64iHsea l3,O0--l3,60. Visnie Snultsru
i0-l0l &, Hsllise iBk lake. G6uItfrn 10
lOt<f. Rem Dsrf Gnf E@nlissn ioL : lIt.
trHAet6IstfA 4. - SAiaseu i25x-l3t,
pienie SAsltern 0k-0s<t, GArItern 81.
-0Ns. ftert Aitpsnfsitsn e-0tze. fbert l(ere
ostis. pt elSG sTtra 5boft &sitss o--
~, Usaaes u - ~ bts vIsaa. Desf Gar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-17

Wtn { IN n ait, II. wat
Ter SbioHus mar qsftern tatioudr uno
bate am absHo cinsu @aNsritauo oOn 27.3
fub.
Ii. iolaeub.a EspsiAtu traieu Dabr.no
bts gsfrtssu cages bier Elm:
gittsburg, pa. Der Stus BAT etneu
@aHsrFanb BON 5.s Gus uHo fdlt.
gart.rsburg. 50 %. Der Stus bat
.in,n gSaFsritanb bon 1915 Gus unb fteigt
gatt.ttsbura, Rn Der SEus bat si-
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