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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-13
OLD TIME KEOKUK
HOTEL PROPRIETOR
Former Landlord Of the Hotel Pat
terson, Now the Hotel keokuk,
is Recalled.

The following clipping from the
Dallas City Enterprise will be inter
esting to many old residents of Keo- |
kuk, who will remember the persons
mentioned IN the article:
In company with Mrs. w. H. Jacob, |
Mrs. Augusta Tuttle of Quincy made
this Office brief call Monday after
noon. Mrs. futile is at present the
guest of Mrs. Joseph Dietrich in the
country. Mrs. Tuttfe's maiden name
was Reddington, her father. David
Reddington, was for many years a res
ident of Keokuk and at the outbreak
OF the war was landlord of the Patter
son House, now Hotel Keokuk. The
Patterson House was for years the
leading hotel of the Gate City, and as
1t was headquarters most of the time
for the officers stationed at Keokuk
during the war many incidents occur
red there that would make interesting
reading. Keokuk was rendezvous
for soldiers recruited in three states,
namely: Illinois, Iowa and Missouri.
Hrs. Tuttle was a little girl then, but
were cared for in the basement of the
| old Patterson House. She remembers
the day when all the people of Keo-
kuk were intensely excited over the
report that large force of rebels
were marching through northeastern
| Missouri and headed for Keokuk
! for the purpose of capturing
that city. David Reddington served
four years in the army, receiving at
the close Of service. an honorable dis
charge Mrs. futile has always been
Iactiye in Grand Army circles, and is
never backward in any move that has
for It's object the we'll being of the
John Woods post of Quincy, the aux
Hilary OF which she is leading mem
ter. Mrs. futile is also prominent in
the Order of Eastern Star, being a
charter member of the Hamilton chap
tier She visited the last regular
monthly meeting of the Logan Chapter
of this city and being called upon to
make some remarks complied with the
request and while what she said is
only for members 10 know it Is known
TO have met the hearty approval OF al
present, for every sentence was clear
, cut and suggestive Of only such
Thoughts as tend to elevate and at the
came time arouse that spirit of en-
: thusiasm so essential to lodge work.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-13
AUTOMOBILES SAVE WOMEN
FROM MEXICAN BATTLE
Twelve cadiIlacs Rushed Across Bor-
der Near Douglas, Arizona.


The continued activities of the
Mexican revolution are making excit-
ing days for the American citizens
along the border What is still more
interesting, the war in the southern
republic is demonstrating the posi-
bilities Of the automobile as a valua-
able adjunct to field service. II is
quite probable that the present I'M
pleasantness In Mexico is the first
real war in which this military sery-
ice has been put to a practical test.
Hostilities recently have conferred
along the Arizona border near the
American city Of Douglas. There has
been lot of trouble jus. south of
that town, keeping the citizens in a
perpetual state of excitement. The
other day the insurrectos lad a min
ing camp surrounded and lively battle
resulted. Automobiles were lis
/ patched at once by Douglas citizens
to the scene OF activities to bring ou'
the women and children, the 20 ma
chimes including IL Cadillaes
This is not the first time the Cadil
lac has rendered similar service II
the Mexican trouble. as e. R. Pirtle
OF Douglas crossed the line a fea
months ago to watch a battle nea,
Aqua Prieta and used his Cadillac L
carry the wouncod, both federal sol
diers and insurrectos, to the city
where they could be placed under tn
care of American surgeons.-Adyer
tisement
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-13
CITY NEWS.

.
Smoke Red Tiger &c cigar.Ad
vertisement.
Mrs. E. l. Boud is seriously Ill at
her home, 1907 Exchange street.
Storm buggies at Sherwood's.
Adver isement.
Otto Stafford has just been dis
charged from the hospital where he
lay Ill for several weeks with typhoid
fever.
Buy harness Of Sherwood -Ad-
vertisement
When calling The Gate City be
sure and ask the telephone operator
to ring one for the business office
and ring two for the editorial rooms.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS meeting OF
Hardin lodge No. 20. A. F. & A. NJ,
Monday evening, Oct. IA, at s o'clock
Visiting brethren fraternally invited
to attend. BY order of the w M. G..
G. Meister. secretary Advertisement
Main street really looked like a
street Saturday after the cleaning
chants were certainly UP in the air
over the dirty condition of the prin-
cipal business street and 1t sure was
a harmful advertisement
Around the Corner 7 Is the name
applied to w H. Reimbold's new cigar
store, at IL South Fifth street. Drop
| in for a quiet smoke Just Around
| the corner Fifth and Main.-Adver
| tisement
The FIVE year old son OF Mr. and
Mrs. John BRASIL, Jr., who was SER
iously injured on Friday by the ex-
plcsion of some cartridges, is
much better. The little boys eye
sight will not be impaired and he is
now thought to be past danger OF
blood poisoning.
This is the largest regular issue
of The Gate City ever ssued. This
office has printed larger papers but
they have been of special preparation
Today's paper is prepared In the
regular order and was possible only
by this office having the kind of
equipment that is used in metropoli-
tan papers.
One of the local officials of the
%" reports freight traffic becoming
very heavy and that the September
business was a record breaker. 1t was
his opinion that the demand for
freight cars would soon exceed the
demand for many Of the roads. al
though the Burlington" was better
prepared than many Of the lines for
handling the business The big era of
prosperity for railroad men seems to
have set in and the help proposition
will likely be one element that will
interfere with the quick delivery of
merchandise. In fact the local rail-
road officials are now advertising for
men.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-13
CITY NEWS.

Lap robes at sherwood'sAd-
vertfsement
AS soon as DR.. Sherlock put the
cleaning of Main street under the
pure food law" he got results.
Lamb & Bertsch, carpet cleaning:
advertisement.
The Daily Gate City this morning
is literally patronized by Keokuk mer-
chants who have their merchandise to
offer the public at reasonable prices.
Be sure and read the ads.
We'll pleased is what they all say
that have shoes repaired at Louie's.
Advertisement.
1t Is necessary that you reside
six months in the state and sixty days
In the county in order to be eligible
to vote. This being presidential year
every voter is required to register.
Don't forget It.
Have harness repaired at Sher-
wood s.-Advertisement
A large number of Keokuk peo-
pie went to Warsaw Saturday to at
tend the fall celebration. Inclement
weather interfered somewhat with the
success of this annual and popular
celebration.
Red Tiger cigar A good smoke
Advertisement.
| The Burlington Hawk-Eye report
,of the German day celebration was
one of the most complete pieces OF
newspaper work ever delivered. It
was most excellently handled from
every point OF view.
III. c. Flint Of Green Bay, Mich.
is the new manager for the Postal
Telegraph Co.
The Gate City has been generous
lily complimented for It's excellent re-
port of the worlds series ball games
| The full service of the United Press
has been posted In front of the Office
| for the benefit of the fans and they
have sure enjoyed it.
I'm few days the Official mo-
! tees of registration will be publish
ed. Watch for the dates and the
places and when the boards of regis
tration meet be sure and register or
you win lose your vote this fall A
complete new registration is required
presidential wear.
There is every reason to believe
that the retail merchants of Keokuk
are going to have record breaking
trade this fall and winter. With the
prevalent good times and the complete
| preparations the Keokuk merchants
have made to satisfy the trade there is
no reason why the season should not
be prosperous. Read the advertise
ments of Keokuk merchants as they
appear from day to day in this paper
and you won't go wrong.
IF. A. Delano, president and one
Of the receivers of the Wabash, said
last week the business of the road was
greater than ever before. Gross
earnings in September we're IA per
cent better than in the corresponding
month last year, and from the infor
nation at hand to date he thought
that October would make quite as
good showing. Even better results
could be obtained were 1t not for the
scarcity OF labor.
1t will be of interest to the Keo
kuk friends OF Messrs. Christian and
Hedrick, managers of the Keokuh
hotel to learn that they have taker
over the Allison hotel at Cedar Rap
ids, one of the popular hostelries Of
the state. This firm Is extending its
hotel operations considerably and re
Gently offered to build a $4,000 no
tel for Keokuk but abandoned thu
plan after Mr.. Cooper's proposition
was launched
/ Read The Daily Gate City 70,
sporting news.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-13

If you have young children you
have perhaps noticed that disorders
of the stomach are their most com.
mon ailment. To correct this Won viii
find Chamberlain's Stomach and Liy-
er Tablets excellent. They are easy
and pleasant to take, and mild and
gentle in effect. For sale by all drug.
gists. -Advertisement
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-13
l. urs

We are showing this season an immense
line Of the best things in Furs. Our line is
very strong on the natural skins as we'll as a
splendid assortment of all kinds, of the
seasons choicest offerings. You can find
here something to please you no matter
how fastidious your taste may be-.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-13

it is tailored with care and conscience it
will get the ready made look. Its col
lar will always fit snugly and smoothly;
its lapels lie flat; its lines will always re-
tain their original grace and beauty.
But if you have bought the work Of
man who didn't know how, or who
didn't care or who tried to save
here and there---well, you know the re-
suits. Sagging collar, curling lapels,
wrinkled back, ugly little fullnesses where
they don't belong, skirts that look baggy
lin short a general appearance Of com
monplace shoddiness.
How can you be safe3 You cant
go by the price. The highest priced
suit IS not always the best made. You
will find the safe way BY making your
selections from our lines Of Suits, Goats,
Dresses and Skirts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-13
20 MEN WANTED.

Apply Monday morning. Wages 50
per day and UP. Pay every Saturday.
TABER LUMBER co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-13
Children S Dresses

You will find upon our counters the
prettiest and most practical line Of Child
ren's Wool and Wash dresses you have ever
examined. Styles are pretty and making
could not be better. Our prices will please.
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-07

- 0saa CapG.an 0e,et9.
1W hsw ~ ysa knew thstf-
ss~ ninA; ] % knov-es yeu
a. = "a
= - no intentiea ef speaki.s
nennas
~ let that pass. You nay think
0on0g al right, but the rest of N
6Sv = 10 at the bottom Il the vho,s
nn1Hse.s
We oesn he betrayed ne.-
Sese u no doubt e 4 hs 10 II
~ 0aGia"
~ ~ drew . Iong bseeth.
Soa suspected IT," he ssA slsviy,
~S1 4 didn't seen passlhse. Nov
nG1aA ead perhaps taosthse - a.
oooD ssoethins cut a Al this.
vese - the place whess vs were to
0sG1 - had . talk With Gra.t-
- = vas Grant an risAG He toaI
- on0s things. bat nseAsA Aay q
to - oet other iafoenatioa. Whils
vo1ong ] came over here to Elnhurst.
~ esoA1 Claire. She's the kinA oe 9
~ - can tell thinss to, aaA I wrote
~ UAAt ] had learned. and left soas
e ~ papers. Then I weat back u
Lsoe nee. 1t was dark when eol
thseA pd rode right into Fasin and
thPoo - his men. They had Ne before
] ssa0 lift a hand"
o2 wait a minute. Mortimer"
essas n. becoming suddenly aware
tAsso vas grayness in the eastern
~. II want to creep b toward the
hoose while it remains DARK. You can
ts9 ~ rest A. We 60 aloag. Ton,
taoe tAese ropes and tie your maa ap.
Aahs him safe. and thea cone aloas
afNa9 -"
"A right, sir. In AZ the laA q
hen - safe enough for Q vhiloI"
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-07

"And when you disappeared; Whea,
perhaps. she heard of yosr capture.
or suspected 1t. she assumed the die
cardsd uniform aad wsnt forth IN
your stead"
That's II, lawrence. She would,
II she thought It was right: II shs -
lieved such an act necessary to save
my reputation. III bet she found the
papers IN ny pocket, and nistook you
for Cliatoa's dispatch bearer"
There 10 no doubt It IT," said 20
berry. And that wasn't all she did
to protect yea. II was the talk at
Lees head0uartsrs that yea bad -.
serted. 8As stamped that . Ne, by
riding into our lDss aay bsfors -
terday, brinsiAs an enact report a
where Clintoa was marching. ! didnt
see her, but I heard al about It. and
you get the credit. Warrington told
me with his own tips, and granted her
permission to renove your father, who
was badly wounded. to Elnhurst."
Good God! Are they here nowf"
They must have reached here early
yesterday morning. passed them ON
the road At ten O'Clock. Grant had
Just Joined their party. claiming to
be hunting after deserters."
He clung to the fence rail, staring
out toward the house.
Grant! Do you know, believe
that fellow 10 at the bottom of this
whole affair. He's in love with Claire.
and-and he's working some scheme
to gain power over her,"
~6evsEal schemes, I think" I n.
turned heartily. I've nippeA two q
then IN ths bsa alrsaAy. eeaeway.
Moetiues. - ~ DosssssDsa q tA0oe
i4stY1ctisos 20 seesivel ffe0 WaaA-
tngtea anA Ha0flsso. I faA inAo ~
ever tAseo ea tAs lAWn, 1ack q -
ou000e-A0aoA H WAo tARoa1oa1n1
Olaiss. tzyiAg 70 Alivs Asr tnee 1aR'
ryfng M s9hAnA. We AAA Q ~ q q
~, - I 0se ~ bsse e 4 Whsn
M Woeo ~ esak - hAne 1ounl
ysuf paDsse = ~ Des1Dse ~ ~
N0allee ~ ~ VaEO ooopoaDoaS.
KA shook his hsa6 - -
0lo0H 11sesanG:: 4 eosuEso0 4
- - Sou1a tuRa fAa0 OVUg - q
-, aosOo - eo1saA q nQaooa, -
sAass - ~ esnADen0en q - .
ta1A - - Asoa - = Q es0l
ovse ysuR s1sese. lu1o1 0@.
H vas soeae ~ B 1sag a1nuADJ
bssatAlae Aaos ~ - tAr1se - u
AaAA - elaapol uanA
m oa1Ae1 vMA1Als - NanaHnno
=. - veDss tavuAole sDVsy 1Ovu
- - - 1b-lnn - ,hnnnnnnH q
=. -. :. a. |, = i1S q
aa-agIaAs - -
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The Glenwood post., 1912-12-07

Not Just ah0ot here, sir. We
canpeA over east e there eace. nav.
Se . year ago. dswn in hollov vheRe
there was one ~ tFse stanAin' ali
alone. kind Of n e1A-lookin' trse. sir,
and seems to ~. the guide said the
place was called soasethinG like that.
Say. Tenn" to ths nearest Dragon,
do you remember that Lone Tree
where We camDed vhea vs were out
hunting Tsrietsaf"
Sure; in east 1sdford. There Wa
4 farmhouse aceees on the side Of a
hill. l got soAs b1tternilk there"
Wasn't that What ths Guide called
the place-L0ao TpesP"
"Derned II kn0W. sergeant. Dost
recollect hearia' ths guido ssy any.
thin bout that. bot the woman st the
house told ne Asr place vas cslIe6
Lone Tree oottA0s-so ! reckon he
might"
This was . eAancs worth tryins.
We will taks tAs arst turn to the
left. and have . leek q The place. I
said. "Conroy. 20 and Ton ids
ahead. and ksso yoar eyes open"
We reached tAo hollow whore the
big tree stood. a1oat midnight, but
found little FswaF1 The house on
the hill had besa burned to the
ground. Near tAe tree. however. vs
discovered evi6saoo q recent canp
Ares. one not yst ssaA. and apparently
there had bsea 0ufts . body oe nen
canped there hasiy. Conroy nasur
factured . TORCH, aAA secuted about
finally FeDostinG:
Il don't know NV many were hera
Or. altogether. b1t there was q lot q
horses pickstsa 0vee near the creek
I reckon tAe lAst q tAsm didn't I>ava
until dark toniGAt. a. they rode north
toward the naia road. Thess VA
maybe . dosen in that party"
We followed tAo general dirsctiou
the fellows seemed to have taken,
Conroy and I On foot. scanning the
trail By aid Of . pi.s knot Ths dust
lay thick On ~ clay road through
the cut. whero vo had charged Tie
forasers. aal II vas easy 10 - the
baAA had turned east. TAsrs was Svt
90 eoaclusssa peasrbls; u this vss
Fsgin's gag e esttAFeats. - I sus-
Dscts1. thsa ~ were satAse return
iAg 70 tAslr sao1 caves h MeanestA
ooa1ty after ND. o. eaos were start
iAg fortA - oooo Dsv pee6sex nsar
af ha.d. WAsoAsvsr was trss. Ein-
hurst hy II tAs 1lfsetioa taksa. ~
tsrnine1 to IsasA IL truth. ve
pressed forward. riAing rapdlly, yst
exercising the Drecautjoa oe kesSing
TIVE scouts wen IN sAvaacs. Il 1vst
have been nearly thros O'Clock vAsa
we reached tAe summit oe the iov hili
within . few hundred yards e the
house. and found ths twe scents
awaiting ~
Ny arst gIaAos across the ravins
revealed tie ostlines oe tie Aouss
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-07
CHAPTER xxx.
I 0,an Aennaa Ge1e

] Ron Aessos Grie. a
Gea0t three hosrs. Tie 6seA saesp
q oAsef exhaustion. bat felt rsfreshsd
a1l stroag whsa roughly aroused. Be-
No. sunset I was across the river.
VAseo I found ny little squad Of Ara.
gsuas prepared for their nights ad.
vsatsr& Arnold bad kept his word.
IL fresh horses being Ans animals,
tAo ammunition In excess Of our
Aesds. Conroy was snthusiastic, and
oonewhat loQuAcious, but cut his
c0ovorsation OF rather sharply, and
ordered the men into their saddles.
WleA brain clarified By sleep I real
iseA ths inpertaacs q the work -
WsrA I coalA nersly Ride testA to
EnAsrst. hoping - piek ~ soos
elsW to aid -. A. ~ rp1s .srDsdly
a11Ag he deserted rpal 1sadhg to
Fanslls ! reviewed. over ~ twes
Atn1n every FvgbGnsss6A 'leta1 .jAly
- S1A11sAs tAat nase ose .AaaAss -
0ounk, ~ ~ tAssafs, q aay oeAaR
ava1lA11o Asals, compel hin - go
eoe, hie DAFt n Tie ytIlainy. Dsst
OOVAS00 0OOOs u80e0S4 ~ 1AB&
- ~ prssssA stso1l1y HseWar1 IL
AeAs.xi6ing eilentiy. TIE only sosnA
- ~ e Hssla. aa6 tSs snaaht 5k1sfs
= aoosunoDeaGA ~ ~ Dasosa ~
1o1a9 WaDo = yaesssb 49, I ~
sa1s1 ~ DaOsss 1san1 u 0saaG1
0ea1 - - sg1sse1se = yAglA1 ns9s
- . S01ssVs0 q Lano IVA PseA
~ ~ ~ ~ - WAsgo ~ I've
~ 1ooa aeeaghs0s1 - nsse1nG n
t0s u - Da1k WV ~ ~ - ven1
00oosnay 4 saesRssa - - tAae Il
Wao = DaAce eallsd L01e Tree ~
H. n1naGs nsa - satAsssa 1pe tAaR
etAAek. - DshxaAb wa0m traaa.
Co114 al. ~ aAy Deasf1lllty, - IL
sne slses l.lRsw n hssss ~
: 3|6ls|(41 taSsazz;;s;;. :;
3aouP Z 0noo Qu1o1Rt
Ns1ass = ~ :. sslaak
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-07

sAr2 5a.7',vs v,L,C,u L:S,.nes. =: =
o.. WasAinGtos. Just aiiss the ViS-
CHAPTER II-Rseuised in a British
o1Ssrn arrives within the saenY's hnes.
@AffER III-The Major attend, .
~ tets and saves the Lady OF the
L Oh It erSn.ns T \" ' 'A'' meets
ArfEn W-Trouble. II started over
H& an4 Lawrence 10 urged by his
4lstreas Mortimer. (ths Lady a
- 1bn4s1 Ross). 70 make lis escap>,
e2A32E H-LAvrsnes y Sstseted a
H y captain Grant of ths BritisS
-. W. a6rsss y . eel
.r1H UrAs Assl = sssppsa ~
Ia fdseA. s.1 tAs spy ssEss 8 Sask
-: c.saaiaG . fivsF Ss1svis1 8
eAHR Whine MaSsr s,,4v,. a
e Slacksnith. vhe b friendly.
es~o u Lady Of the blended
t1H vm-cap4ai. Grant ana
- = vsia ~ tAs 60 '''s
eHArfEn N-Lavrssec isoa,. -.
Soss w. sastufs oisnt snl =
NArTEn x-l1a,er IAvrepe. 4, n.A.
ssss b a Indian ssd svs ahits
sS9TE1 xI-Lsvrs,cSs ea,A... 49,,
e,e stresg cell vhers s. msets
S1AEN xII-Petes a4vises Law
- ~ ~ g. e sts:n!t sscsDs = 'soss
.rTEa xm-orast's sppssrase.
~ Syssssv - tAs eoabissi3ss Il d.
.H1H xIv-IAvr..ss ss.i, ,,.se,
L1SY g tAs D'.o1s1 Ksss. vho Il.
~ - ~ ssss : b = :. ~ hssse ~
- sftaeksA ss1 captarel hin.
- q DARK underground Chamber Whc~
SSeeln Grant begins . search Of the
IAvrsnce dnds the plsee deserteX
XSooaess q . battle and . dead maH
esseD the threshold.
CAfTER- Xvn-coi. Mortimer. nth.
tne 1AAy of the Blsn6ea Eoes. 49,
g .sFfts.rs ts1,s..: .Sym..c.s.: y 1.:s c.... ,.a.ss
~APfnA. xIx-lnss Mortimer a.
- .eapeeeao ~ Oys1ssy 90 Law.
- - - /: &: kk:':s:. ::::,: e ~ -; - =
CkAfTA XX - LAvreucs escapss
eooo osoat attack Ms Nortinee.
CHAPTER XXI-0sant 10 knocked es,s
~ LAWtoAco, WAo ooaDeo to MIS- Morft-
oo~o se8o3, and then makes his eocaDo
saAITER xxn-c.psai. orant's sass
v41aaay Fovoajse
ArfEN xxIn-Lawreses returns to
yaneZ EosIe; whsrs he learns mors q
CHAPTER XXYv-WashS.ston eorees
C00eoo - 1Attlo and Lawrence eetS .
0ooo & Eric AeetfDef
GAPTER xxv-Ths hattis Of Moo
CHATTER XXvf - Gen. WashiseSss
0Oa1n starts MAJ. LAWrsacs - an In
00etant n1oa6o0.
G4AYTHA XXvn-IAvrence ApAe
- 0sstisser n 0osoer's uniform. act
- - scout un1sf her bsother's neRe,
01UoAoA41oao fe9loU. n :
0QA1fD4 XxvMf-IAvrsocs As3sv.
- Waaeingtsa's 11spatcAss % 0sa. A..
peo4 go b essagMe1 to the sDeclai serv.
- - coOeur1n6 YA00A, ~ CatthgOa2
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-07

vW0u Sn0 O0svV9 ~ Wy pso0ol Woo
q HE NoaA
above the low trees 4 the orchard.
An appeared Dsaesabls enough, and I
felt . seddea solisG. Thero wess hgAts
bakniAg q tAe lsWsc Aooe. strsaniAs
thre1sA ssvseal. ViaAovs .vhi1s up
staiTs - ,WiAA0W Vas aAlasA Late
a6 4 WAs, this nlu0lnatioa vas ~
s1fDs1siAg. Aowsvse, - ~ eass e u
W01n1sa nan wou11 neceoGitaas nigAt
WoosAwAt vAlDe. - Aoun4 Clslpa
ws111 aaa3c1DaAe ~ rsacAiag tAsss
bG01ss neniag. An tAis AasAsd svss
~ . NJ syos hastily surveyed IL
oA01l1R- ssrrsu1A1nGA Tia I -
eaAs aWafe hat IL sslsr sesut vaa
nepoztdnN >...-.s.s,... - -
1Asss6 Q1aes . bancA u Asrsss
DesAs1s1 1swn tAsso h - sayase
ak.nAs ~ Dsaneang tswasl ~
%. Ayoe tWsaeyAvs q t11Ety:
- - esah0nt ~ WI eDesA e
tAaest . esuDeo e 0aa q euaz6 .
~ = IL 1aAk 4 hn0assa eoee A0VD
- en- 80 ~ DaniA soalase -
~"
w..s Wat ~ ~ . s.as,s
haC9r sH .ss 4sar Il
IA .slE.es .4aa1levVlRl NWA
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-01


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