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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-16

full consideration AZ the circumstances
would permit. !. therefore, recommend
- the action OF the board and express
ing my Views ~ to what should be
done in the matter.
"First--That this board declare. by
resolution duly placed upon its min
utes, that 1t IL the duty of the de-
PENDANT company under its contract 20
provide 100000 acre feet additional for
the use when needed by the settlers
upon the North Side tract.
"Second-That time should be fix
ed. also by resolution OF the board
within which the defendant company
should furnish this additional water
supply.
'Third-That arrangements should
be made by the board for bringing the
matter of the question Of the construc-
ton of the contract into the proper
courts for adjudication and that i'm
mediate arrangements should be made
therefor.
"Fourth-That the litigation con-
templated should be carried on at the
expense of the state. with the right on
the part of the settlers to appear in
such litigation. either as amicus curia
or as interveners.
This last provision IL, in my judg-
ment, necessary and proper. While
the expense of the litigation would not
be extraordinarily great. still the state
is In a position in matters of this kind
where 1t is really trustee for the set
Tiers and 1t has been through the ac-
ton Of the state authorities equally
with the parties interested that the
present complication has arisen.
Respectfully submitted,
JAMES H. HAWLEY,
Governor and Chairman"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-16
CANVASS Of VOTES
IN 0WYnEF COUNTY
Capital News Special Service)

Capital News Special Service)
Silver Nov. 16.-The official can
vass of the votes of Owyhee county
shows the following result:
President-Wilson 567, Taft 515.
Roosevelt 33, Debs, 95.
Congress-Mitchell $50, Pugmire 4so,
French III, Smith 61s, Smock 16i,
Beloit Ss. Rigg 80.
Justice supreme court--Bowen 500
Stewart go. Nussgen So.
Governor-Hawley GIT. Halnes 400.
Martin 81, Coblantz 70.
Lieutenant governor-Parker 645
Taylor $50. Boyd 220. Chapman IS.
Secretary Of state-Daughters SIS.
Clifford, COZ, Bailey PA. Coonrod &c.
Auditor-Ocerman SIG, Huston $40,
Miles 159, Pifer SO.
Treasurer-Faris 51s. Allen 5s6.
Yates 1893, Triplow ~.
Attorney general-Bothwell 673,
Peterson 562. Barclay 1863, Evans 81.
School Observation-Disclosures s34.
Shepherd SIS. Conley SO.
Mine inspector-Lambrix 4s2, Bell
ga, Skeels 116, Wray 81.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-16
Freight Mems Convention.

Chicago, Nov. 16.-With an attend
ance representing the freight traffic
departments Of the leading railroad of
the United States and Canada, the
annual meeting Of the American As
ISOLATION of Freight Traffic Officials
began a two days session in this city
today. The initial session was held Al
the Hotel La Sale this morning with
]. F. Auch. freight traffic manager OF
the Philadelphia and Reading. presid-
ing.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-16

union conditions in Cincinnati when
told me he was going to spend some
money there said Clark. HE took
me to Cumminsville, a suburb, where
he introduced me to Edward Camp
bell, who was to supply dynamite
Hockin said was to receive 800 fol-
the Dayton job. I returned to the
place that night with q market bas-
ket. Campbell gave me so half-pound
sticks OF dynamite. Hockin wanted
me to take William Bernhard, q local
official, to Dayton. but said I would
do the job alone.
Having kept the dynamite in my
house that night, took 1t the next
day to Dayton. where l placed 1t on
a bridge over the Miamo river. 1t was
raining hard. so 1 left my umbrella
over the bomb to protect it, lit the
fuse and departed.
Paid by Hoekin.
1.-THE next day in Cincinnati Hockin
did not appear anxious to pay me the
500. He had newspaper account of
the explosion. Finally he gave me
s97 on the street.
When the question of blowing the
Harrison avenue viaduct in Cincinnati
came up. Hockin said he was not
going to let me do 1t, as Mcnamara
and Ryan were not pleased with the
way had done the Dayton Job. I
had left behind an umbrella with my
initials on it, he said. and they were
likely to catch me.
But he sent me out to Campbell
for more dynamite. I took 1t home
in a basket and the next day, packing
1t In telescope case, delivered it by
appointment to Hockin and another
man at Fifth and Vine streets. That
was August, 1908. and the explosion
on the Harrison avenue viaduct oc-
CURED on August 6. Campbell had
procured more dynamite at the time
he got the last lot for me, going about
four miles from the place we met
him to get it. Two more explosions
occurred in May. 1903, and another in
August. all on the bridge which Ryan
had pointed out, but did not do them.
I went into dynamiting because, in
to others. / was infiamed with
a foolish idea that 1t was a good way
to carry on a campaign against nom
union work. certainly knew was
a crime"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-16
New Thel6ht Lecture.

Flora Paris Howard gave the second
Of her public lessons on the subject,
God IL Life" before an interested
audience at the Columbian club house
last evening. Mrs. Howard 10 an ad-
vocate OF New Thought and 10 teach
ing the practical workings OF this truth
in the everyday lives Of men and
women.
Sunday afternoon at 4.3o Mrs. How
ard will deliver q lecture on the law
Of prosperity. 70 those who believe
In New Thought 1t Is as natural for
prosperity to now to one az for health
to be manifest with the right think
ing. There II much interest shown in
this lecture. and like the others, It will
be free to all.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-16
GOVERNOR GIVES
VIEWS ON NORTH !,
SIDE DIFFICULTY
Suggests Plan for Solving
Problem and Bringing
the Controversy to o
Close.
What Governor Recommends.

What Governor Recommends.
"F1rst-That, this board de-
clare. by resolution duly placed
upon its minutes, that It is the
duty Of the defendant company
under It's contract to provide
10000 acre feet additional for
the use when needed by the set
tiers upon the North Side tract.
"Second-That a time should
be fixed. also by resolution Of
the board, within which the de-
PENDANT company should furnish
this additional water supply.
"Third-That arrangements
should be made by the board
for bringing the matter OF the
question OF construction Of the
contract into the proper courts
for adjudication, and that I'm
mediate arrangements should be
made therefor.
"Fourth-That the litigation
contemplated should be carried
on at the expense Of the state,
with the right on the part Of
the settlers to appear in such
litigation, either as anxious
curia or as interveners."
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-16

Chicago. Nov. 16.-Scientific house,
keeping as a solution OF the high cost
of living is to be the keynote of the
Home Makers national exhibition and
conference, which will open next Mon
day in the First Regiment Armory In
this city ana continue through the
week. Leading manufacturers Of the
entire country will be represented at
the exhibition while the program for the
conference provides for daily lectures
by noted household economists. The
Chicago School of Domestic Arts and
Science and the leading women's clubs
OF the city have co-operated In the ar
rangements.
Dentist. DE-, Carpenfer. Idaho Bldg,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-16

southeastern Europa 70 the revelation
OF the tremendous ravaGes cholera 10
making. not only among the destitute
refugees who daily are arriving by
thousands at Constantinople; but
among the Turkish troops on the
Tchatalja lines.
1t is supposed this danger might
suffice to give the Bulgarian COM
manders pause and induce the Bull
garian government to arrange an arm
istice and negotiate peace.
Altogether. although q report an
armistice has been arranged has not
been confirmed. all Indications point
In that direction, and It may be sup
posed that the terrible conditions Of
famine and restitution prevailing
among the refugees in the neighbor-
hood Of Constantinople are calculated
to provide hotbed for the spread Of
cholera and may have had something
to do with Bulgaria's decision. From
other points comes news Of tho occu-
patton Of the peninsula Of Mount
Athos by the Greeks and the march
of the Greek army from salonilxi to
join in the Servian attack on Monastir.
This attack, according to Belgrade
dispatch. began Thursday with an en-
counter between Turkish and Servian
cavalry near the city of Monastir.
The Turkish government has issued
a batch Of dispatches signed by war
correspondents of the Paris Temps and
Journal Despatch de Batas, the Ber-
lin Lokalanzerger and Tageblatt. tho
London Daily Mail and other Euro
pean papers denying reports of atroci-
ties alleged to have been committed by
Turkish troops.
Montsnsgrins Suffer Reverse.
Constantinople. Nov. 1e-An of1lcial
statement issued yesterday afternoon
on the basis Of q telegram received
tart. reports a defeat Of the Montene-
grin troops in the vicinity Of Scutari.
The commandments telegram says:
I'VE have beaten seven battalions Of
Montenegrins who were advancing on
the heights Of Kakarik. The enemy
fed beyond the Boyana river. aban-
doning 100 Of their dead, many rides
and a quantity Of ammunition. We
captured a quantity Of baggage be-
longing to General Tchorovitch and his
tent. sword ana uniform"
An Official statement denounces a.
Infamous the charges that the Otto
man troops have been guilty Of mas
sacres. .pillage and other excuses.
The denial is supported by state
ments of seven foreign war corre-
spondents who say they saw nothing
of this character. but on the other
hand everywhere Turkish troops dis
played extreme moderation in their
dealings with Christians.
Emmanuel Church Turkey Dinner
and Bazaar. Nov 22nd. at $50 to 1880.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-16
Senator Raynor's Condition Critical.

Washington, Nov. Ex-senator Ray
nor. OF Maryland. remains in q critical
condition at his home here and his ply
sicians have fear Of a sudden change
for the worse.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-16

Read the Capital News and get to-
days news today. If
Adv II
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-16

Emmanuel Church Turkey Dinner
and Bazaar. Nov 22nd. at $3.50 to 1880.
at S07 Idaho. Adv. N22
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-16

We have repaired over 5000 watch.
es. Why7
CON w. HESsE, Jeweler.
Adv.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-16
alarm CLOCKS BOUGHT

CONTINUED from First Paga)
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-16

Dentist. Of. Carpenter. Idaho Bldg.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-16

light housekeeping. SO per month.
d. 600 s. 18th. Ma
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-16

FOR RENT-Furnished for house.
keeping or 3-room fiat. Close in.
Phone 50 w. MS
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-16

Dentist. DR.. Carpenter. idaho Bldg.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-16

FOR SALE+60 feet on Idaho, between
18th and 14th streets; 526 Overland
Ma
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-16

II repeat that in my judgment the
amount Of water needed by the set
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-16

FOR SALE-150 II. northeast corner
Main and 18th streets; 526 Overland
Ma
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-16


company be compelled to act.
believe. at the end Of that time limit,
IL the company did not comply with
the conditions of the order. the matter
should at once be taken into the courts
for final settlement. II the defendant
company would undertake. through its
counsel. upon such order being made
that the company would not comply
with the order. It might be well to COM
mence such action Immediately in or
der to determine through the proper
courts the relative rights of all the
parties. Possibly 1t would be better fer
all concerned that such important
action should be taken and these mat
tiers at once adjudicated. Several
methods of procedure would be opened.
under which the contract in question
could be construed by the courts in the
light afforded by the law and the facts
and a sufficient. performance of the
conditions Of the contract would follow
the Judgment of the courts or a for
fixture tudicially declared If such suf-
ficient performance was not had. A
procedure Of this kind would not mill
tate against the interests of the state
in my Judgment because those finan-
cially interested would know they had
had their day In court and were simply
held by the court to q compliance with
the conditions Of their contract. MIR
in my Judgment would II initiate
against the interests OF the settlers In
the slightest degree because under
such procedure the settlers rights
would be determined far quicker than
by any attempt by the board itself to
declare a forfeiture.
Makes Recommendations.
after having given this subject ~
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-02-09

from the race. Joe knew he must leave
the room without the foreigners seeing
him. A door led QUE on small balcony.
Joe slipped out there and then quietly
opened door leading into the hall by
the room where these gay conspirators
were congratulating themselves on their
good fortune.
Tiptoeing past the door, he thought
himself saie--his foot caught in rug
and he fell to the floor with heavy
tthud. The Frenchman uttered low
exclamation in pursuit Of the fleeing
boy. The other man, slower than
Monsieur Lazzeiie, came to the head of
the stairs in time to see the flying form
Of the negro boy as he slid down the
bannister of the winding stairway. He
ran down the wide hallway into the
very arms OF his master who was bring
ing the papers with him, for he had de-
cided to withdraw from the race.
He barely had time to whisper the
words he had heard in his masters ear
when from sheer exhaustion he tainted.
When he came too the first question
was Did Ole Massa win an beat dem
Frenchman?' After Miss Kathleen
had explained the plot and all to him
she gave him paper which meant
more to him than anything else in
the world-his freedom, but when he
thought Of leaving his mistress and the
old home be loved so much, and when
Kathleen seeing the tears in his eyes
and learning the reason, with shining
eyes and blush on her cheek, told
him that be could live at the old home
and work for Ole Massa. herself and Mr..
Eward.
Is you all . gwine to git married
Miss Kathleen? If you i he'ah is my
wedding present, and be drew from
the old shirt the diamond bracelet.
Browns DICKSON
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-02-09
How's This2

We offer one Hundred Dollars Reward for any
case If catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls
Cataifh Cure
r. j. CHENEY s CO.. Toledo. O.
We. the undersigned have known n j Cheney
for the last Is years. aud believe him perfectly
honorable mall business transactions and inanci-
ally able 70 carry out any obligations made by
his firm WAEpiNC KtNNAN 6x MAvIM,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo d
HILLS catarrh Cure Is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of
the system Testimonials sent free Price IS
cents per bottle Sold BIZ all Druggists
Take Halls Family Pills for Constipation
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-02-09

TRAVELLING MEN WANTED
Salary Or commission. Call or address
Room 10. Mailing Building. Union
City. Tenn. 1911
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-02-09

Save money by nsine Bon Alr eoal.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-02-09

Then he remembered the Frenchman
was one 81 the burglars, even as he re.
membered the door in the next room
opened and Monsieur Lazzeire and
another man Of the same type entered.
Monsieur Lazzeire was explaining to bis
friend how easily he had talked old man
WiImont into Withdrawing from the
race. When asked If the papers had been
signed be replied that the Major said be
would let them know before 6 o'clock
II was now go
Both we're confident of winning, for
with the Water Witch out Of the rare.
race the Siren would surely win. and
then they laughed over the way they
had fooled every one about their new
engine that would make double speed
and Of which 30 one knew The secret
except Monsieur Lazzeire It was hard
iof jos to understand, but finally he
decided liz would tell his master just
what these men had said, and surely
Ole Massa would know what they
tpeant. but row horrible fear gripped
his heart. His master migat be even
now preparing the papers ID Withdraw
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Die 9. q. peters HealtD so, an
Wanlmon Theological seminary,
$500. "
Soiepb 5inIon an Nm. Glippinger,
elara 8orderbins an Some Sau.
gt. Co., $25O0.
sUfdgaie Gerbarbt an Star g. u.
Wo. 3 &c., $125O.
Dents $. 8ofpnina an 90. y. Go,=
per, $4250.
2ouile ". giibpp an 10. a. Sol.
Inns, $500.
SEQ. 20. !6untsr an Sutlsp garf
60, $4,000.
Wm. 8otfpin an 0ine. Strabe Gabte
8. Ii. 9. So, $4,000.
WlorD geermdn an 9lppnoale 8. II.
8 60, $1,000.
Sarrp 9. Diesel an; %. 9. Goui.as,
5rultee, $1770.
Denis S. Dopning.an M. q. e-,.u=
per, $2150,
Getilgts $ b.potbefen.
9lmelia 5lppb an Wlarp 8. Wilb,
$1,000.
oaaeI 6. WaiGer an Sas. g. Cooper,
$3.50.
Sobn pierce an Sout6ern Sbio 8.
II. s. Co., $4,000.
Wtarp s. 8lenn on Sobn %. Sem
fins, $3.50.
Inna 8raab an Sun 8. q. go. /,
$1,000.
9luguit s. @ieF an Qeuor 8. II. 6.
60, $4,000.
Srene 8. 5rienb an bieislbe
Sobn SIarin an Gp, 2utb. Stride,
$500.
Wm. 5eintbaI an sSobn @ittmann,
$1,000.
Gbus. g. Moberlp an DeutT6e
Ianopebr y. II. g. Co., S275O.
9eo. Odmron on Geo. Scope, $400.
5. o. Wte1er on Mabiion .. q. go.
2, SLIPS.
5. q. MsBer an q. .. Muaer,
$500.
Sobn Do[lsp an 3. 8. Spr6b,
$500.
gbas. 3. auoea On Bulb Barrier,
$4OO.
Oerielbe an Horpopb s. g. II. 6.
Co., $250O.
Wm. S. Manne an Ttationul g. q.
Co., $2500.
Catherine 8. Rpan an ainggoIb 3.
II. 6. &c., $500.
Ulaggie Gerbarbt an putterIon
Building Co., $612.
3ieielbe an Star g. q. go. 9 g.,
$1,000.
6. 8. Sobnion an aats :R1per,
$3.50.
Mtinnie pruia an 2i58is Sdnsber.
$1100.
Sbd a. Mdnns an unitp 3. IL. 9.
Co., $4,000.
Geo. Graham an Riperiibe g. 4.
Il. 6. Co., $3.50.
Glementine Shafsr an M. q. 5,oz
per, $3.50.
8. Goben an Union g. g. u. &.
Co., $1,000.
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Observation-Disclosures gumaen
gincinnuti, s. Ta.

YIN TN HdIL o. Oe5.
9a3el 6. Miasr an sso1epb s. gfob=
bin, 25 Sub an Gairfnr Mpenue; 81.
W. 6. MarDorf, 3ruftee, an 9laen
aeroain, Got 1925 in 8ee6pooo;
$195.
MaItsr Ws. S6oenIe an Robert
Jranten, eine 2pt an Cliff Strabe;
81.
aenes 5. Gorbett an WaItsr 8.
Sarr, sine Got an Waitdea 2loenue;
81.
Sobn 8. gfid9er an 0ebipis s. 90.
Soofe, 50 Sub an Joreft strabe; 81.
Dora g. 9apparb an 8. 80. gor=
bes, $50 Sub on gait 9in Npsnue;
81.
Wm. aloening an Jrep. 90. aleine,
elne Got an Carthage Mpenue; 81.
gmil S6ent an Ottilie 6hent, Got
152 in Der Sib Norpoob Gpnbitat
llnterabtbeilung; 81.
Sbos. 8. Snposr an Obeas W.
5onnslep, 36 Sub an Nobertion 4p.,
NortpooD; 81.
Gbas. q. MOberlp an MbeIine
gunro, cine Got an JrantIin Gtrabs,
NorD0ob; 81.
9enrp S9ott an pearl Moob, 16
Cots in Shott & Wooos Mobition 5u
9arrifon; 1926.
Oerfelbe On Geo. 2Dngneder, 3 Cots
tn Shott & Wooos Mbbition 5u 6ar@
rifon; $1O5.
Ssispb Otto an Gbas. Otto. ting
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Die Sasia Sophia.

| vWenn bic 9iaur ufiiere StaOt ne5.
men, ben Sempel nebrnen iie niht
ben 3erltOren mir, bub tein Stein mebr
auf benz unoeren beiben ion." 60 Tag
ten bic 5iirten unb iperben es tbun -
pielleiht nidt bsute, ni6t mprgen -.
iiher aber in ben Sagen oarauf. benn
Der 3orn lit INNER pa9 - iiberlpbsri
ibn auh ousenblidlih bas Grtenner
Der Sdmuoh: rWir iinb iibertpunben!"
90 gliibt unb gfinmt bic Seeie bod
in ibren tiefiten 5iefen.
Die 6asia Sophia pernihten, Mebt
Elm fdreienoes 8erbredrn bsgeben am
berrlihiten Oenfmal prientaliIhe,
8autunit. llnb Die 3erit0rung sulaf
fen. mare cine Na6ldiiisteit, bic iener
bes propiantleiters, Der jsBt in bieier
9asen bic fdmpfenben Sruppsn pbns
Hdbrung lieb unb baourd miirbs
madts. nidt I'M aaer9srineiten na6=
5tdnbe.
Wer je einmol bic Sagia Sopbid
geiehen, persibt iie ME unb nimmer
mebr. Nuben lit iie Elm allerbings
ieltiom biinfenbes Wrrfam pon 1au=
ten, bic anIheineno iIltereinamber feiz
nerlei Spftem baden, in feinen 9e5ie=
bnnsen iteben. unb es liest Der aolOb
auf elmer 9nbDbe pie elm 6srrfher,
umseben BPM 9pfitaat. llnb bic bier
etn3ig fhonen, ent3iidenben Winaretts
bic alleroings aus brei Derfhieoenen
3eiten itamnien nnb iih bennoh gut
ineinanber fiisen, bieIe yitsinernen Na=
oeln1 bes Sslams, i9einsn Den 6im-
mel felbit erreiden gu ipolIen ober bas
Jirmament als Balbanin iiber benz
selitbteiten beilisften Sdab bes Boil
tes Su balten.
limb nun bas Snnere. G,etroffen
bleibt Der @iaur, Der Mhtmohameboz
ner iteben. Wobl iinb, bic neiIten Der
berrlihsn MDfaiten iibertiinht, ipeil
iie bic burh ben Jslam perp0nten Iii
guren oeisen, Denno9 aber flimmern
unb leuhten bic MGnbe i'm inteniioiten
@olbfhimmer. 6ier unb ba fdaut
aud iDobl bus Stiidhen zines WlanS
tels berbor, 10 ultramarinblau ODER
10 purpurrotb, baB Der gr0Bte Mnbdn=
ger Der Gnturiitsn ouf ben Bilbern
ieiner proteses peraebli1 mad beffe=
ren I0nen iuhen fpiirm.
Die aierliten Sdulen, bic ia be-
tannter Weife aus alien 5beilen Des
r0mifhen Reibes berbsig.f9afft MUIR
ben, tragen - fbreibt lD pan Bradel
in ben .Wiiinhner n. Nahr. bic
6altn 10 leiht unb elegant, nie bic
fHlanten Singer elmer fd0nen Grnu.
utberdu ringsun, oberb1lb bes afpeiz
ten GtodDertts bts .Jrauengdnges"
- ofHn RsHnsr unS Drausn iiub nie
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BEL Der Spndaoge lharf getrennt -
tdngen bic gepaltieen runoen Sdiloer
nit benz Namen bes Yrppbeten uno
Der erIten abalifen.
2tQab ii Qluab -. Wenn man ein4
tritt in oieis Id0nits Der Woiheen. Die
pobl bic gr0Bts Gei6idte binter ii1
bat, 10 1T oas Qluge, Dus OentperHlO-
gen I'm erItsn Moment abIolut gea
ldbmt. 8on allen Ssiten bringen
Sh0nbeit unb aunit nit gsbeimniba
poa 5pingenoen Rufen auf ben llebera
raf6ten elm: ,Sisb mid +. ;. iddu bier
Der -. iieb bort bin -" 9oh aaz
mdbli6 finbet iih Der MenIh 5ure6t
unb fiiblt in bieier bebren 9robe, unz
geiidts bieies 9etpaltisen Wertes, ipie
tlsin er lit -.
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0rauSeisentbums. &sputbefen

Neue 6ppotbefe

geeue 9ppothefen.
eugene Wa. pseIman an 6. u
9infh, 5ruitee, $3.50.
Woargaret6e Sonas an Nntonir
Some 6. II. 9. Co.. $500.
Sobn Smile an Meitl. Stern 8. u
g. o., $3.50.
Mabeline Guarb on Deutlaer
2anDipebr 3. II. g. Co.. $275G.
4atberine MIbert an Qbbifon 9. ii.
6. Co., $4,000.
Glisubetb Belts an proDibent g. 3.
u. 8. Co., $500
Msarp 5alptins an 4. Wurb 3. u.
3. go., $500.
Julia 8otmonn on %. Warb g. u.
Co., $250O.
gbas. WleQean on bieielbe. S26OO.
glarp 5opfer an Metioe 8. u, 6,
60, $500.
Go1parb MoR an yiDrpoob ssmp.
g. II. 6. Co., $1,000.
Ra5ele u. Defhner an Silt Gbae
.. II. g. Co., $1,000.
5. Clan Simms an biefeIbe,
Giitap g. 1bumann an gaortt
College ON q. q. o., 3776ea.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-06

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