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The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-08
Tuesday

Mrs George Fish OF LaSalle s2sar
Nol6zy IN Greeley
Miss Slh Morris OF Hardin Vas il
Greeley Monday.
! : Jacobs is spending Tacz-
ton Il Estes Park
Tie iamily o. D. \. Czn1eld & il
Estes PA-k for the week
Bo--- Sunday evening. 70 N-. ani
Mrs " H Fortune, q daughter
Dr. " w Ear-s- went =
Wyoming this week On business
trip.
Miss Pearl Allen returned 10
Ieave- Monday after e visit with
Mrs 2 G. Martin
Mss Moilie Ofe.le went 10 For.
Collins and Loveland Noad3E for
z visit with friends.
Ms. 2 B. Bentley. who has t-eea
visiting M and Mrs G. O. Stsrsus,
went TO LASalie Nondar
NJ. and Ngx- Alber. Sanders are
Rejoicing over the arrival OF s new
dagghi=-. Who came last Friday.
Louis c. Maynard arrived here
TODAY rom Dallas, Tex, for & vis;,
with his sister. Ms Arthur Strong
Ms Eugene veldrao and 6suEh.
ter opal. Ieft today for Idaho
Sqri-ss. uhere hey viii spend r~o
weeks
Ms Frederick Yos. OF New York
< v.itiog her son-in-lAw and
dsuet ts-. Mr.. and Mrs George E
Horne
Miss ZonA Howe is visiting Ms
% " abbott Miss Howe Is s
teacher n the Cedar Rapids, Ia
schools
MIS- loSephine Neads and 6zngh'
ter. Mss Mildred. will leave ihi.
v-k for Joplin Mo. where the,
expect 70 spend \ year They form
e-iy lived in Joplin hvs have been I:
Greeley he last ten yeAs-
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-08
FIRM FOUNDATION
Nothing Can Undermine II in
Greeley

People are some tunes slow to
recognize r-ue merit and they can
not De blamed. for 50 Dsoy have
t,esl hum hugsei il the past The
experience OF hundreds OF Greeley
residents. expressed publicly through
newspapers and Other sources.
places D,oza's kidney Pills Q. . frm
foundation hsrs
Mrs Edward Byun. II. Fifth
s., Greeley. Colo, saYs: i found
Deans kidney Pills procured q, the
Gilbert Drug Co. to De q splendid
kidney remedy The ase ot I~o or
three boxes entirely relieved ne Of
severe ache across ny loius Aed
kdne.s which had caused 0s much
suffering That happened in 1895
Ecd did not hesitate - that time
70 publicly testify as 10 the great
value o: this remedy. During the
-Eo years which have since passed
! have had 10 serious return OF kid
t-oabler
For sale by all dealers Price so
cents Foste--MtIbura Co, Buffalo.
New York. sole agents to- The Unit
e5 States.
Remember the ral-Doan'-
ard take no orhs-
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-08
New Warehouse at Lutson

Fort Lup,on. Aug The Silver
State creamery Is erecting build
ing so Feet vide By log tss- long
The first loo- will be used az =
warehouse and on the upps- eoor
the Fo- LUpIoa zr-oE VIII cs es-
Z z5lisaei until the completion Of
The nsw sruory besuo hE Mrs-
--'-I
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-08
Gun Club VIII Meet

GIL, Aug f.-NsE ThCHGAy
night ths-e xiii D. meeting Of the
Gil Guc club for the purpose OF de-
ci6ilg wasthe! Representative OF
the GIL eilh will take par il the
Interstate shoe. that Is 10 De held
il Dsnvs- September - and l3-
Most ot the GIL 0sn are crack
usrksUsc sn6 can bring down "a
OF. OF g birds any time
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-08
] Locals.
friday

'riday
:. down from Estes
Wslls 1us OF Gill was IN ~
say on her way 10
I, NeAllister has re
sar S after a visit with
Hamilton will will vi.i; u,
warner koonti' ~
On one CLAYTON of Bert
s,si,ing Is her cousin. B.
cisrers sr Of Denver has
,rispds at Briggsdale
~ 'L.aSalle Thursday:
\ Il Smile and Bessie
down from Eaton on
visit with Mrs s. r.
c,aham and daughter,
", 10 Eaton Thursday
Eth Mrs. Graham's
| Dixon Smillie.
r Scot. went to Dem
afternoon for q visit
er. Chester Scott. and
mi. Mrs. Louise Re-
Gross and TWO CHR
Eork City and Miss
Denver are guests at
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G.
rho graduated from
eh school. is visiting
n. I. Faulkner The
n the University OF
Eevton returned today
keks' visit at Waco.
accompanied on her
bes Mertie and Gertie
sisters, who will visit
Tton.
Coon went to Eaton
a Of Canyon. Tex. il
Shawhan ranch near
Potter left today for
Re she will visit with
Jerome Igo have re-
few weeks outing in
Peterson returned to-
isit with friends II
anderlip went to Den
d visit with Mr.. Van
y.
is down from Estes
e has been spending
with his family.
n. c. D. Todd leave
Estes Park. where
ID several weeks
]. E. ]. Cathcart and
ester, Kan, are visit
Mrs. A. A. Carson
Weber, who has been
summer school, left
for her ranch near
Hibner and daughter
Dee Hibner. vent to
or a short visit With
y. ]. S. Carlile left
b home in St. Louis,
Nh Mr.. and Mrs. o. J.
Prideauz arrived here
neral Point. Wis. for
er cousin. Mrs. J. e.
Loney and daughters.
=, will leave in = few
anapolis, Ind. where
her mother for . few
Dickerson has re-
enyer where she has
st month at the home
p, Mrs. NJ. E. Warner,
ence of her daughter
has returned from
ere he has been en-
ne close Of school on
project Of his father.
He went to Denver
nd will go from there
where he will spend
OF the vacation
rs. Will Hastings Of
]. who have been ws-
Mrs. Calvin Randolph.
their western trip.
y spend nine months
k'!, Oregon and other
acme coast. Mr.. and
Will meet them next
|fornia.
is the starting point
ous diseases. To be
|'ne bowels active and
FBiNE will remove all
hn the bowels and
IN prime condition.
|oia by Gilbert Drug
I ahsell, who has been
ne last week, left to-
p,ae at Longmont. Her
ura' accompanied her
Teek s visit At Long
90 to her homestead d
Springs.
Fs, B L. Groom and
arthur Thomas and
|ta. a This morning from
|Vi mr. a visit with Mrs..
III. and Mrs Thoypas
|,a |a'n Indefinitely hop
(e may be beneficial
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-08

AL the news OF Weld county 4
given II the Daily Tribune.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-08
HENRY CANDLN
Public SteAogf1pher
NSsar PuhlSr

An nor prepared 10 DO An
kinds OF reporting ryperrif-
ing. nineographing and motor
iAi work with neafness and dis
patch Private Office for dict1-
tiol- HIVE tyre~riiers for sale
or rent Best ribbons and cArb-
onk for sale Suite IS. Fir. Ma
tionAI Bank block Phone Weld
5c5
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-08

Az AAB Du
ae last week. left to-
me at Longmont. Her
ura' accompanied her
eek s visit At Long
80 to her Homestead
Springs.
rs, B. L. Groom and
Arthur Thomas and
sa 70 this morning from
-vr ~, a visit with Mrs..
Mf. and Mrs. Thomas
"a IAN Indefinitely hop
'e may be beneficial
Ross, who has been
'es' Mrs. A. L. Num-
LOT Webster. g. D.,
visit another sister
aer home in Addison.
Jumper accompanied
ehver. 81 Miss Jeanette
Io ~ visiting Mrs. Num-
~ In Greeley ana At
aerS C0iloOn
u. moi Of i'll health il due
,.es.ion. 81 When the
" perform its func-
vos ,ne whole system
eer. A few doses Of
~, aoiets IL all you
M. ~. strengthen your
t.ale hn your liver and
tbbo*eis, entirely do
'nat az miserable feeling
" yu'sestion- Try II.
ave been permanently
your For sale By
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1912-03-29
NOTICE For PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department OF the Interior
U. s. Land Ot6ce at Miles City. Montana
March Q, 1912
Notice is hereby given that John r.
Scofield Of Graham. Montana who on April
II. 1900, made Desert Land entry No. iKs;
serial no E|7Ga, for SH NWH, NEA SWX
NWN SEA, See. II, T.SS. r.. 52E. NJ. p M.
has filed notice of Intention to make finn]
proof, to establish claim to the land nhoye
described, b,fOre l.. fsayner, L. S. COMMITS.
Sionnr at Olive, Montana, on the 18th day OF
April, 1912.
Claimant names a. witnesses:
George II. Rue, Charles T.. Scofcld. Michoc,
R~rnrdOn, Frank Mead, all Of Graham, Mont
ana.
A. KIRCHER. Register.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1912-03-29
NOTICE
Of closing the Registration for the city, town
and school district elections.

Pursuant tothe Laws of the Stateo Mon
tan'l, notice is hereby given hat for the pur-
pose OF elections to be held in the city of
Miles City, and in the Towns of Terry and
Rnkcr on tn" First Monday in April, "A. y.
l?l2, the registration books will close on
Nhrch 2lsth, 1912. And notice is hereby
further given that for the purpose of school
t.'ertlons to he held on the first Saturday in
april in tn" several school districts i'm
custer county, the registration books will
Cos. for all such on the 9th day March A.
-. 1872. And that all electors may register
Tor the ensuing general election by appear
ing before the County Clerk at his Office. or
by appearing before Il Justice of the Peace.
ora Notary Public in manner provided by
law. ~
O. G. Haynes.
County Clerk and Recorder,
Custer County, Miles City, Montana.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1912-03-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department OF the interior.
T. S. Land Office at Miles City. Nnutona
March q, 1919
Notice is hereby given that John n Van
kirktOf Eknlnkn, Montana, who on December
2. 1910. mnde homestead entry No. OH sGg. fOr
n EN SWN. VIZ SEN Sec. 3 NWh NEX Seq.
~, IS. R.A E., NJ. p. NJ, u filed notice Oi
intention to make final five year proof 70
establish claim to the land abOvcdescrihed
before +. M. DworshAkU. $. COMMISSIONS
at EKalaka. Montana on the Nh day OF
April, 1912. "
Claimant names as witnesses:
Matthew T. Shelter. Hans Boycl, .Joscph
Rodgers and Carl Smith, all OF fk.faku,
MONTANA.
A. KIRCHER. Register.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-01-18
SNYDER WILL AGAIN LECTURE
HERE TONIGHT.
Noted Socialist Speaker viii Talk AT
Headquarters Enthusiastic
Reception Given.

So enthusiastic was the greeting
accorded j. Il. Snyder, prominent so
cialist speaker in his speech at Tulsa
Tuesday night, that he has decided
TO fill return engagement here. As
consequence. local socialists are
busy advertising his speech here to-
night at S o'clock. which will be de-
livered at the socialist hall on Main
street.
Mr.. Snyder is representative of
the socialist national lyceum bureau
and decidedly forceful and vitrolic
speaker. He understands socialism
thoroughly and knows how to pro-
pound II.
He is confident that Tulsa Is one OF
the party's strongvolds In the state,
and will say many pointed things In
mis- lecture tonight. He will also deal
with national subjects, and an unus-
ually interesting discourse is looked
forward to. The lecture will be free.
and persons not affiliaNed with the So
lialist local are especially invited to
attend.
Many well known men were among
he crowd that heard Mr.. snyder
ak in Tulsa Tuesday night.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-01-18
EXAMINATIONS TO
BE SEVERE ONES
\ WEEK FROM TODAY PUPILS IN
CITY SCHOOLS WILL FACE 4
RIGID TEST.
NO CHANCE FOR LEAKING
superintendent Downing Looks Tor
Many New Entrants at the Be
ginning of the New Term.

Pupils I'm the Tulsa city schools
viii be given the most rigid eNamlha-
ion one week from today that they
nave ever gone through. This an
nouncement was made yesterday by
superintendent II. Il. Downing, VINO
S spending most of the present week
m preparing the examination ques-
lions. He is following out a new ana
original plan for the examination
which is intended to not only test the
ability of the student, but the teach
,rs, as WELL and which Is planned 10
20 of some educational benefit to the
pupils,
The teachers of each grade In the
,chools met n few days ago ana oach
one submitted ten questions when
,he considered would be proper for
examination purposes. The numer-
1us questions thus prepared were then
zone over thoroughly and the best
of the lot sifted out superintendent
Downing then took these selections
and make his pick from them. lie Is
having the questions for each grade
typewutten and placed In sealed
envelope and addressed to the princl-
pal of each school. The principal VIII
open these questions on THURSDAY
morning, January 25, and turn them
over to the respective teachers, VINO
will proceed at once with the eXaml-
nations In this matter II Is hoped
TO avoid all possible chance of either
he teacher or her pupils receiving
my advance information as to tho
nature of the questions to be pro-
pounded.
On the Monday forenoon following
The examination, all pupils will re-
oort at their accustomed rooms. the
teacher will then read the questions
that were used in the examination
and procure voluntary answers to
them from the students. To those
answers will be supplemented remarks
In order to make II perfectly clear to
those students who failed in the en-
animation. Thus the pupils who re
ceive the lowest grades Will under
stand perfectly why they did not do
better. The whole forenoon will be
spent in this manner. At noon the
promotion cards will be given the sue
cessful pupils, and during the noon
hour they will procure what new
books they need for the new term. In
he afternoon the students who
passed will report at their new rooms
for study.
All examination papers will be
kept on file, and parents of pupils
who did not secure a promotion will
be permitted to go over their child
ren's papers at any time, SO as to de-
termine Just exactly the reason for
their deficiency.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-01-18

Superintendent Downing is "up a
tree" as to what he win do with the
numerous students who will enter the
city schools at the beginning of the
new term in about week. The
schools are now taxed to nearly their
full capacity, and in some instances
are over crowded. Children who have
become six years of age since last
september can enter the schools at
this time. and there Will no doubt be
large number of them. One new
room will be fitted out at owen
school and provided with a teacher.
Several new teachers will be hired.
one hundred and seventy-five new
desks have been ordered but as yet
no place has been found to conven-
iently place them.
I'VE will find some way" said Mr..
Downing yesterday "of taking care
Of them.'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-24

9trirttsrinntn Der Souitssspsrs CO.
Operative 9isa sritienen ssitern RoGs
mitiaa Dor nsm gb.fs RabrungEmittels
Snlpettor g!ums unb plaioirien FUR
sine bsHsrs 5oHbbabuna oer grcceries.
Tis 2iga NOR ourh ihrs grGfiosntin,
5ran Z. W. Gums, nno bic Gnmen
g. 20. gultiRs, VI. .. 8igler. Gtas.
u. Dornboff. IIurenct Seinn. Gbna 8.
grogton. ID. Gpriss uno alma Gla3s
psrtreten. Die Damtu. ipelHs ibr,
gintauis nitt PER ssltptcn ma6m
unp o.sbalb sans penou spiiftn. tpie bic
Wnnren in cen Groceries gehanehabt
tpernsn, ertldr!sn b.m Snipettpr, baB
pisle Der goben an Reinheit isbr pi,I
su piinitxn iibris lafsn unp bic
Wnar.n in ben Groceries ouh nicbt
Iauber geHue aufbsipobrt unb eebdubs
babt iperpen. Si, piinitsn aubsrb.n,
bab ale guhftn nnb golo Storags
Maarsn nit Gntsn perItRH psrb<H.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-24
aarSe Sreibeii.

Tie 8ebeimpoIisiiten gen uno
6ops ptrbaftetsR eef.srn ben Is Sabre
altsn Sacob Gbinser in Der WobnnnJ
isinsr Gliern, SO. 1928 GIart Sirabs.
unb iptrrttn benislxu sur Vs,fiiguns
Der gsb0rosn pOn 2aneniier eiH. Ter
9efansens Iou elmer Der 8urifsn gss
neisn iein, peIfe turSIih aus Der
Siroianitnit In gancaiier entfpraHesn
unb ip1itr in Elm frahtbaus siHbrcs
den unb cine Wlsnas aleiouusshiite
etc. entpsnoetsn. Gbinetr. SobH zines
Jubrunt,rnsbmers. III trps isiHer gu
oeno perbsiratbs.. une Isins Jrau fisht
seatntpdriis i'm gbriit Seipital ihrer
Risoerfuuit ,Htasgen. Seine gsuti.-
itelIte fi5 aeitsrn absno I'M gpIissis
bduptouoriisr Elm uno ,rtiGrte. oaB
ibr So5n aus Der 8sFsrungsanita!i
sniIaiSn nor5en iei unb NIT pem :rs
pGbntsn Gluhtperiu6 Hihts su tbun
eehabt babe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-24
NaHeu aben.

iSenerlpehrfei @unter hat Die IL
itrif.- -aliarid,alie in eiaern Rlmolhrei-
ben angeipieien. IN .3lifunit ipieeer
speimal i'm aRonai nit ben RanB-
idaiteR Der Sss.er stonpaanien
uebungeu porSunebmen, Die llebun.
gen. nber 10 80 OeraiitoIten, oaB ile
ben ,SeIerluehroienit nidat beeintrad.
iigeu uno nieiaals mehr Uie cine
stoiHpcgnie 81 elmer llebung abtom.
nlnnoirf nirb. Ien sselerlpebrleuteu
miro bieier gefehI oielleid]t nifys jehr
nngenebm iein. bod peroen Siele
llebansen bic Glidltigteit Der ,sei.er.
luebr beben. lie lleblinaen lpurneu
uor ,sahreH aus irgenb einem 5rnnoe
eingeitelli, meroeH aber in ben arobeu
Siaoien In amerita nno Guropa
nbgeboltan uno bort als gum Iiealt
Gehoria befrad,tei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-24
Die oeutiheH Heihss ssyinanseu.

Der gei6lub bes gunbesratbs, sur
0etune Der oermehrtsn 4usaaben fir
5eer uno Warins Die Reihserbi6oftss
Steusr niAt berdnsuaiebsn, III aus
Deri6ieoenen IaDerDiessnbsn Grim
ben aufs Siefite Su bebauern. ginsu
oopoH fiibrt Der friibere RsihssS9aBs
Sstretdr @ermutb an, Der ben unaes
pobnlihen S6ritt that, ben 8unbess
ratb uno ben aan5Ier idarf gu tritis
ilren. 6err Wermutb, Der isiner ges
pIfienhjten Gorge nm bos Rsih iein
bobes ght gum Opfer bradts, Isgt bar,
oab Die SteuerquelleH. bic Der aan3ler
3ur Dedung Der Webrausgoben ers
i6lieBen min. um bic grbebune Der
Grbf6oftsiteuer Su permsiben, niht
geniigen, um ben ausfaa gu oetsn.
Cine iOlhe 4nfiht BON fold fompeien.
ter Seits follte niht unbea6s
tet bIeiben. gs finb tnapp 3ipei
Sabre kr, baB bas Rsih iih
aus ieiner f6Dierieen Gage beraus.
gearbsitet bat. Die Jinans.n porsn
in fold pOlIige 3srriittuns seratben,
baB Iaufenbe Qusgaben bur6 4nleiben
gebedt fperben mubten unb bic Qbaa<
ben On ben 5ilsunssfonbs einaeiteIIt
Durben. lin oisier Rotb absub.if.n,
unterbrsitets Der oerfIoTsne aansler
Billion bur4 ben JinanS@ Getretdr elm.
SteuerDorlage. nel1e auf ben Wers
brauh eine Steuer non $40 Winionen
Wtarf leete uno auT ben Befit cine
grbihoftsiteuer bon so WiIlionen.
Die lestere steusr purbs BON Den tonz
ferpatiDen parteisn, bic bamals bic
9errfbaft fiibrten. abselebnt. Die Be-
sriinbans mar ldherlih Cine Orb
fhaftsittuer. bieb IS, strft6re ben ga
milieHsSinn Der fpdbre @runb mar
anberer Art. Die Sunter flrnietsn,
bah eine erbl4aftsteuer Auftalub e..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-24
Zeparater Wabt3ettel
inr BIZ. bemofrafiiAen Hrdiibent'
id,aits.sanhieaten.

Die BabIbeborbe lit pon bsm
Siaats. Setrstar gbos. 8. Grtpts be-
nadritiist fporben, oob fur bic bemc.
,,aiiitsn prdio.ntfhaftss sauHoiodi.n
Elm Ieporotsr Wabl3eiiel NIT ben Rd.
men Der aanbibatsn Sarmon unc
DiIion eeorudt perNn muB, cuf trels
dem ouBsrbem elm fr.isr gids fiir irs
asnb .ineR ono.r.n aanbibaten sslcis
fen psrben mub. fir ben Der bemptro-
tiihe Wdblsr ftimmen tpt!l. Ti. IN
geIsssnbeii iuuroe bis sur Sreaniiur
tipH oss neuen WubIratbs am !. Wai
uriitasIeet uno Derotn bdnn auh bic
RssiftriruHssinse fsitseissi tptroeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-24
germift.

Der 38 Sabre aIie Sorrp Ghult..
ron go. 2272 Dine Strabs, ein an.
eeiteuter Der Dbiie geaD Co.. purbt
seiiern Der polisei aIs permibt pernel
BET. Gr perlisb ON 10. 4prtl feline
Bobnuns, onsebIih um iia sur Irbeit
su bessben, uno IieB iit, f.itosm niht
tpieber bliden.
Die qoIisei fuurbs eeitern erfutlt.
Rohfcrfdunaen nnh nem 8 Sahr. OLE
ten Sohn Stofpes. pon go. 1246 2ins
eoIn S.rabe. nnsuiieuen. tpsldwr i.'t
pem %. apriI permib. pirb.
Der 2s Sabre aIis Buhbolisr 6.
Riisn 8dssr BON go. 175 Weit AZ.
Strabt. GoUinatpn, an., ipurbe ae
tern Der bisilaen goIiSei ols ptrmibt
etmtIhet. @r bate ON SonHtao abeno
sin ;3immsr i'm emern 5oisl bsls3t
uno iih in Sas 5remoenbuh ein8strl
gen. isooh ons 3immsr nihi benust.
Seiiosm febIt isbe Spur Dcn ibm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-24
GterblitbfeitSbertAt.

geni. Rsitroff, %, ftdbtiides 90.
fpiial, glutitur5.
Gmer Smitb, 12, I'LL 5oplins
Ctr, aunaenent3iinbuna.
gotborine gauer, 81, 2138 Ntee
Ctr. Snaueit in ShtDebe.
ebtporS glpgar. 80, 825 price 6ia
Rono, 5ersIeihen.
Ularp goblmann. 25. % Sit glifs
ton aps., Shrinbfuht.
Catherine Wieeel, AZ, 223 On 13.
Ctr, 2unasnentsitnDuns.
5anni. pdudntr, 63, armenboas,
6tr5leioen.
Rarp Gonprn, 56, 53s 5cp, ape..
3uderrnbr.
9issit 9aumonn. "A. 3fpetsho'pitdl,
Ghfpinbiuft.
Deter Genssff, So, 92l gant Ctr,
gthlrnidlas.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-24

nidt sriihtlih, ipis Saft bic Bolts.
rehte beeintrdhtist bate. Gr bat tei-
nem Staate Deripebrt., Snitiaiipe unb
Refersnbum einSufiibren. Wenn er
Sttnuns essen Roofepelts goridlas
nimmt, esrihtlihe urtheile ourh
gpltspptum gu rsoioiren, 70 tit bas
etue Mniibt, bic iosar pieIe anbdnser
Rooiepelts nit bem grdii&nteu tibet
len. Cine senaue griifuns Der Reben
RppIepslts brinat leoigltb gu Der
lleberSsueung, bab Die Rotbpsnoigtsit,
tbn gum prdiibenten gu MAIDEN, iebr
ihleht besriinoet 1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-24
Baseriiher llnterh. 8erein.
Sas guIfsieit in Heid,ratBs Rarf
wirs iest in enersiiAer 8eiis
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ren etns Der bebeuisRoiten aunpsebuns
aen b.s Iiberalen Ceutihihums, ipiro
iih aud bsutr .pieoer in einsm grobs
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itriaen Sieuna ofs 3operiihen lluisr.
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in Der arbeitsrball. ftait uni.r aeituns
oss pfii6teifriesn prGFbenttu 5srrn
Ioam GsnbeIbaf. Getretor Tan.
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pius, um feinen Rheumatismns Iossu'
tueroen, iobab On ieiHtr Statt .6err
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oss aran.en-aorimitis.s befinotn iih
ie6s WaitsIieoer ouf Der Qran.tnIifte,
peIhen bas iibiihe arnntsnseIo ,ur
3nblans aneerpiefen ipuroe. Bonn
Daibineton 2ibertn Rlub lag Gin.
Ginloouue CUR Sbei!natms am 9ienic
am 8. 5uni In gohmann's part Dor.
Du Der aiub fos,lioeeu Elm ainb oss
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lbeilanbme in gorpcrs suesioet uno
ouBeroem ipurbe Elm namhaiter getraa
aus Der 9sreinstafe b,pilisi. Ias.
islb, eeItab nit Der Giniobuna ees
1tuifh : amerisoniifen S.aatpsrs
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Reidrntbs pari. llsb<rbies tpuroe fir
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5eit eans befonoers propasanba sa
MAIDEN. oenn "a ioa burh Manenbss
ind, imponirt tperbsn. Cine Ginld.
buns pom 9sutih- llnsorif6en @spers
be unieri.. 9erein 3u isinem pfingfts
isi. am 2e. Uaai in Heihrotbs pars
ipuroe entgesenstnommen unb Hstbti.
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eeben, neil sr fur eieien 5aa ihon
Idneii berfasi iii. CT bat friibsr ihon
befhlDlsn. oas pfinsit sGdngerisit Der
Yereinisien SGnser au befuhen.
Fun tam bas eigtne 6eit CUTS lna
pet. Das golisieft bes goDriiH.n
lnieritabuRgsntreins tpirb Senntos,
28. SuIi, in Nti@rotbs part abaebal.
ten unb pnmit Die Worbereituneen nun
enersiih bttrnben iperb<n t0nnen,
ipurbe Elm s5eftsRommittee eiugslsst,
btm bic nntitfhc1btn bepdbrten Wit.
elieosr aHseb0rsn: 6enrp giIeri ais
8oriiber. q. Grpblopf. J. Haes, ).
GlaiIer. John Gnuitt<i6. Dep. Tlsner,
I'm. popp. Geo. Jub. y. aub. Neit
ninberbtresr. ). 6offfteiier. gbriii.
Ga6s, JobH Gtbner. 1enrp 6Gfner
unb q. aoppmeier. Uos Rcmmitiee
ipirb in Babe 5uiammsntommen Hnol
fpis iid psrf4iebtne Der 1erren dubsrs
ten. ioa oos biesiGbries Gtit zine Der
fhonilen bentif<H NeronitoItuHsenI
ipdbrsno Der sonssn Gommers5eit per.I
ben.
au6 bic AniGaffuns oes 0ruppns
bllnes tam ipieDer 5ur Gpradx. Rad
einissr Dsb1tts fDarot biiMoRtn. BEN
beiannisn photographer Germ Gre
mann WalIer gum boperifGkn 6olpbO.
toaropben 5u srnsnnen uno ibm bic
4usfiitruns bss GrnppenbiibeS su
ubfrtr0exH. Die Haitelieb<r linb e.
fu6t, I'D fcbclb 0ls m6gIiA nnn bem
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Nerfer Gtrabf ~ teeebeH, bamit ibx
0ilb cufgeuOnsmeH ipfrbea tcnn. Die
1coinsungtn fiHb pom Derein perein.
bast ,tna nsteE sieisa pirh 6Sr Rakl