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Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-22
WARNED OF ICEBERG AHEAD?
Steward Of Titanic Says First officer
Was Given Notice.
TELLS STORY OF MONEY BOAT
Member of Crew In Hospital Asserts
American Millionaire Paid
Few Men to Row Family
to ssfets.

NEW YORK. April si.-Three warningi
that an iceberg was ahead we're trans.
mitted from the crows nest Of the tt.
tsnic to the officer of the doomed steam.
ships bridge fifteen minutes before II
struck. according to Thomas whiteley. a
first saloon steward. who now lies In
st. vineents hospital with frozen and
lacerated feet.
Whlteley, VINO was whipped overheard
from the ship by rope while helping
to lower a ilfcboat. finally reached the
Carpathia aboard one Of the boats that
contained. he said. both the crows nest
lookouts. lie heard conversation he
tween them. he asserted. In which they
discussed the warnings given Of the pres
know either Of the lookout mems names
and believes they have returned to Eng
land with the majority Of the surviving
members Of the crew.
II heard one Of the men say that at
ILLS O'Clock. fifteen minutes before the
Titanic struck. he had reported to First
officer Murdock that he fancied he saw
an iceberg" said whteley Twice af-
ter that the lookout said he warned Mr..
Murdock that the berg was ahead. l
can't remember their exact words, hut
they were Indignant that no attention
was paid to their warnings. one Of
them said No wonder that Mr.. Muir
dock shot himself"
Tells o. Money Boat.
Whiteley. In telling of various expert
ences Of the disaster that had come to
his knowledge, said that on one Of the
first boats lowered the only passengers
aboard we're a man whom he was told
was an American millionaire, his wife.
child and two valets. The others in the
boat were firemen and coal trlmmers.
he said. seven In number. whom the man
had promised to pay we'll II they would
man the lIfeboat They made only thlr-
teen in all.
Il don't know the mans name" said
Whiteley. Il heard it but have forgotten
1t. But saw an ordcLfor e5 which this
boat after they got aboard the Car
pathia. Il vas a piece or ordinary paper
addressed to the Coutts bank Of Eng
land.
We called that boat the money boat
It was lowered from the starboard side
and was one Of the first off. our orders
were to load the lifeboats beginning for
ward on the port side. working aft, and
then back on the starboard. This man
paid the firemen TO lower a starbOard
boat before the officers had given the
order
whiteIey explained that the reason he
thought the crows nest lookout had
started back to England was that he had
read that besides the senior officers only
had been retained as wit
nesses by the senate committee inyesti-
eating the disaster. and that they could
not be in hospitals. as they had not been
injured.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-22
The Weather

Forecast for Monday.
For Nebraska and South Dskots-Fsir
with rising temperature.
For IOwa-PrObably fair.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-22

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Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-22

'Une precinct missing.
"Nine precincts missing.
Democratic Preference.
wils'n- Harmn n. Clark
Antelope. 10 precincts . % Z
Adams. 9 precincts 2S 20 III
Continued on Third Page1
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-22
waffle. Pays Tribute.

Speaking OF Emil Brandeis as public
spirited business man, Mr.. wattles gave
a simple recital Of his many deeds for
tho upbullding Of Omaha
1T is proper that such representative
organizations as the Commercial club.
the knights OF Ak-Ssr-Ben. the Ad club
and our citizens generally should meet
here today to pay a tribute Of honor
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-22
Comparative Local Record.

Temperature and precipitation depart
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-22

Refuses to Answer Call.
phase Of the lzxity OF the
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-22

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-05
Conditional
PardOnS Are
Given Three

Governor West has granted condl-
tional pardons to Albert Green Ben
Hinton, and Emmett and Earl Shields,
who were serving life sentences in
the state penitentiary for the murder
Of Oliver Snyder in Grant county.
The men are now in the state of Wash
ington.
The murder occurred in July, 1910,
and the four men were associated with
Deputy Sheriff Casedy. Casedy was
sentenced to hang, but his sentence
was commuted to life Imprisonment
by the governor.
Snyder the man who was killed,
had previously killed Arthur Green, a
brother Of Albert Green. The men
confessed that while under the influ-
ence of liquor they made an agree
ment with the deputy sheriff that af-
ter he had arrested Snyder they would
take the prisoner away from him by
force, and kill him. This plan was
carried out
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-05
In Door
Base Ball
Next Week

One week from tomorrow the busi-
ness mems indoor baseball team from
the Y. NJ, c. A. at Portland will be in
Salem for a game with the business
mems team Of the Salem association
In a game between the two teams re-
Gently staged on the gymnasium floor
Of the Portland association the. Salem
athletes were defeated by a score Of
G to 3.
The Salem lineup will be reyamped
for the coming game. Several Of the
best players in the city were unable
tC participate in the first game, but
will be on deck with the bells a week
from Friday. The lineup has not yet
been announced but the team Is being
whipped into shape and the selection
Of the Gttest will be made in few
days.
About January / another huge re-
ception TO the general public will be
pulled off at the Y. NJ. c. A. The re-
ceptlon given a month ago was one Of
the most successful functions ever
given in Salem and there has been a
c)amor on the part Of many who were
unable to be present at that time, as
well as by many Of those who were
present for a second reception.
The next will be even bigger than
the first The decorations will be
more elaborate and the program will
be equally interesting and entertain
ing as that Of the first event. Gym
nastlcs exhibitions may also be given
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-05
AGRICULTURAL BILLS BEHIND.

InNH Of the things President Taft
~ calls attention to in his mes
sage Is that our agricultural
growth is not keeping pace with our
urban growth The percentage of pro-
ducers, food producers, is growing
less, and, converse, the percentage
Of consumers growing larger.
This fact clearly explains the high
cost Of living, now so much discussed.
OF course, this condition, Is a natural
one for the vast areas of rich lands
once beckoning the settler, are no
more, True, there are vast areas in
the United States still uncultivated
that will, in time, be made to pro-
duce, but they are not the rich prai-
ries Of the Middle West, requiring
only the turning Of the sod to make
them produce
Singularly enough almost the same
day the presidents message was is
sued there appeared in print story
from the great Saskatchewan country
and territory along the lines of rail-
road now opening in the country north
of us, pointing out the vast agrlcul-
tural possibilities of that immense
country, and predicting a lower cost
OF living, because of the tremendous
crops Of grain that section would pro-
duce, This, It was claimed would
necessarily reduce the price Of grain,
and cheaper grain means that cheaper
beef and pork and mutton are soon TO
follow, since their price depends large
/ ly upon the price Of their feed 1t
was also pointed out that 1t would be
three or four years before this could
or would affect the Northwest, for It
will take that long to Increase the
flocks and herds,
However, the United States is be-
coming more OF a manufacturing coun-
try growing more rapidly along that
line than is possible under any condi-
tions for II to increase its agrlcuitur-
al growth, and the time is not far dis
tant when this country win consume
everything In the way Of food stuffs
that It produces and the new country
developing TO the north of us will find
here her greatest market BE that as It
may with a foreign trade amounting
TO more than two billions OF dollars
yearly we, as nation will be able to
buy enough to keep from getting hun
CRY for a few years at least.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-05
DiSSenSiOn Has
Broken out in
the Fifth Ward

Due to what is believed by many to
be dissatisfaction over the outcome of
the election held last Monday in the
fifth ward, a move is now on foot in
tending to split that precinct in half.
thus requiring the services OF two
more councllmeu from the north end
Of the city
Dissension is rife in North Salem
between certain factions. 1t is claimed
by some that the voters Of the ward
were given a wrong deal after the pri-
martes, and at the general election,
and those opposed to the aldermen
who will represent ward five in the
council this year declare some step
will be taken in the near future to
change matters considerably
The splitting up of the ward is one
method presumed TO be favored by the
voters It is declared that the ward
ls much TOO large as II Is, and that it
could well bear dividing The plan is
to make the division line at Shipping
street This will give one district be-
tween the mill race and Shipping. and
another between shipping and the
city limits, Whether or not these
plans can be carried out successful 81
remains TO be seen, hut several 1rcuI-
ueut and influential voters O. that
ward are going 70 make the attempt
sooner or later, or so Il is understood.
There is considerable complaint be-
ing made by those who participated in
the general election in the fifth ward
II is stated that the women voters
crowded the polling places after they
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-05

Hove, Truly a record no other country
has ever equaled
The message cannot be told piece
meal, nor understood or appreciated,
II told that way. You have It in the
Capital Journal, word for word as
our president expressed It, and the
journal expresses the hope that every
one Of It's readers will save that copy
and read the presidents message. 1t is
woll worth the time for your own in
formation, and It will give you a
broader idea Of our own liberties and
the grandeur and nobility of the Uni
ted States Of America-far from per-
feet, but the best, the grandest, the
most glorIus government ever created
by man.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-05
Uncle Samuel
Disciplined
the Youngsters

A number of Uncle Samueps school
boys were disciplined last night by
their teachers for playing hockey"
In other words, these military lads re-
ceiyed fines for failing to appear at
drill without a reasonable excuse.
According to their elders, the cases
were very aggravating and strictly
against the peace and dignity Of the
state Of Oregon. Several of the SOL
diers pleaded guilty to the charges
read to them by Captain f. S. Sever
commanding officer Of Company X, Of
Portland and a minimum fine of 81
was imposed as reminder not to play
pyanks with the National Guard rule
book In other cases, however, those
accused refused to accept the charges
gracefully and some were assessed 81
and others So and So each Those re-
ceiving fines in several instances we're
given back their money on the prom
Use to improve their conduct toward
the company, while a few others we're
held probably to remit. That their
uncle really means business was as
sured when they were informed that
under the law that they are given flf-
teen days in which to pay their fines
and II same is not forthcoming within
that time, a special officer will call
upon them in Salem and either carry
back with him the necessary fines or
those charged will be compelled to
serve time behind bars.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-05
TACOMA HAS LARGEST
STOCKYARDS IN STATE
UNITED PRESS LEASED w1RE.I

Tacoma, Wash, Dec. 5.-Tacoma has
the largest stockyard in the state in
operation today. The O-W r. & N
company announced the new yards
completed yesterday. They have a ca
paclty for unloading 80 cars at one
time, and will hold 900 head of cattle
and 25OO head of sheep or hogs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-05
TAFT AND CABINET
TO VISIT EXPOSITION


Washington, Dec, President Taft
will be one OF the earliest visitors at
the san Francisco exposition in 1915,
according to assurances given to May
or Rolph Of that city by the nation s
chief executive The same promise
was received from Secretary OF State
huoN and other cabinet officers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-05

Los Angeles, Cal, Dec 5.-A broken
crate permitted ten chickens TO escape
from o produce wagon I'm @ section OF
the city populated by negroes. An
were returned by their captors, the
OVur' declares.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-05
OH, How / Itched!

what long nerve-racking days OF con-
stant torture-what sleepless nights OF
terrible agony-itch-itch con-
stant Itch, until II seemed that l must
tear on my very skin-then-
Instant relief-my skin cooled, soothed
and healed
The very first drops OF ODD. Pre-
scripuon for Eczema stopped that awful
Itch instantly: yes the very moment
ODD touched the burning skin the tor
ODD. has been known FOR years as
the only absolutely reliable eczema
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-05

rorrely re,rneay, FOR II washes away the diseass
seIIIns ana leaves the skin as lear onS
healthy as that Of child ''' anu
Al al other druggists have Odd pro-
sC'lpuon-go TO them II YOU con,+ corS.
substitute. VIZ pront
SUI II you come to our store wa ~,
SO SO certain Of what Odd. wifi do for or, a,s
uat we oner you a full size bottio' 'ou or
tnls guarantee:-If you do not ina trot Ot
IL taxes away the itch AT ONCE '''I,
costs you not a cent. I'VE 1t
j. c. Perry Druggist
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-05

The Capital Journal than anxious give It's subscribers the very
hest carrier service possible II you don't your paper tm just
Main 50 and COPY will be you by special The
Capital journal wants all It's subscribers receive prompt
careful attention.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-05

had cast their ballots, and that other
voters had much trouble and lost time
on this account
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-05

Governor West has issued a certifi-
cate of election to Secretary Olcott,
which, If not set aside by the courts,
will give him that office for four years
The lawyers disagree as to the con-
struction Of he language of the law,
and, 1t is possible, the matter may go
into the courts. This would be re-
GREETED, for when we get first-class
officer, we should manage somehow to
retain him.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-05

The Oregonian announces today that
it will issue a special New Years edi-
tion, a chronicle Of the years progress
in the big state Of Oregon. While The
Journal sometimes looks at things, or
at least sees them differently from
the oregonian, it does not stutter or
hesitate in saying that these ANNALS
OF the big paper are of vast import
ance to the state and should be filed
away by every business man for refer
ence' They are a compendium Of the
states development.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-05

Representative Macarthur will intro
duce a bill at the coming session of
the legislature substituting electrocu-
tion for hanging in executing Grimm
ais, as being more humane. Tickling
them to death with feather might add
to the pleasures of the event. or
hanging them on goosberry bush be
easier for the condemned.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-05

The Capital Journal set the pace
Wednesday for even the big Portland
papers, printing the presidents mes
sage in full, which none of them did.
Going some for an inland paper,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-05
X x X x X x x x x x = x x x
* X-RAYS AND SMILES.

The women voters of Newport voted
that city dry last Monday, but they,
with great foresight, also voted $1O,-
900 bonds for improving and enlarglng
the water system.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-26
2ofal I. 8eri6t.
Srutaler ueberfau.
syran Sbos. gnditeaale bon eimem
StrafenrGnber niebergeidlagen.

sSrau Shomns Wuditeagle, bon go.
2022 sSrelanb Apenue, nlroe geltern
Nbeno oas Spfer zines brutalen
StraBenraubers. Sic ging bie bon
Wtaoilon nah Torrenee Honb fiib-
renbe Sreppe hinuntcr, ais lie am
sSube oerielben ploelih bon einem
aus Der Gilnfelbeit auf lie suiprin-
aenben Mann nit einem getpultrgeu
Sieb an ben aopf betplibtlos an 30.
ben geftreft ipurbe. 9lls iie einige
Belt lpater tpieoer sllr geiinnung
fam, tpar Der StraBenrduber alnb
nit ibm ibre Sanbtaif)e nit Sc in
gaar unb mebreren Taifentiiheru
etc. perihpinben. Die lleberfaaene
begab iib mad, Der 7. 0iitr Citation u.
eritattete an5eige Ger lleberiall mar
10 uneripartet nnb ihnea ausgefiibrt
tporoen, baB lie niht i'm Stanbe ipor,
cine geihreibung ibres glnereifers
geben an fonnen. Sie erinnert iid
nur, bab Der Hduber ipie Elm @rbei.
ter gefleibet mar
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DeutId)e 1ag OeieGid)aft.

Die 9eIegaten Sur 9eufihen Gag
9eiellfhaft tasten geitern Mbenb in
Der Central Gnrnhalle nnter Woriit
oes grdiibenten, Mihters Aueult 8.
Bobe uno Der Brototoafiibrung beS
Sefretars Serrn 6. g8. Gidler. Bon
Gbeateroirefior Stto Grnit shmio
lag elm ber3lides 9antihreiben Dor
fir Die $500, ipelhe Die 9eutIhe Gag
@eieaihaft i'm esntereiie oes Geut-
ihen gbeaters per,pilligt bat. Jerner
lag Die Sd)luBrefnung Dom lebten
Gel,tihen Gag Dor. Danab betrugen
bic ginnabmen $14f5.7O unb bic
ausgaben $62S.00, iobaB bas Geit
einen lleberihub BON $786.00 erge.
ben bat Die 9elegoten pertngten iid
liobann bis gum lesten Greitog I'm
INonat Gebrucr.
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Die gerurtbeiluns bes Yplis.i'
lieut.. 8efer.

1hatid6lih nod mebr als bic poli=
tiide aampagne bat Der pro5eb bss
polt3eilsutnants 9edsr tpegen Grmor=
oung bes Spielbnlters Holentbal in
HeD yorf bic 0ffentline Qufmertfam=
felt in Nniprud genommen. ueberaa
i'm 2anbe hatte man bic GmpfinDung,
pab ni6t Bios Der Mnuetlogte, iDnbern
Die gonaen Ser. Staaten DOR benz Hihz
ter itdnoen, oab Der Wpro bas Spmp-
tom zines bic gan5e Station burhfreI=
ienben arebsi6doens Jet. Menn man
auh Dem Spfsr Des Morbes feine
Deufmdler fesen ipirD, 10 burft. bod
bic Qniidt beredtist iein, bub nit fei-
mem Sooe cine qrobe unb beilidme
Qenoerung In unisren Offentlihen gin=
rihtunqen beginner fpiro. en- tpel@
der Dirt fie iih geitaltsn Io[lte, baben
mir ihon mebrfa1 in ben SpaIten bic
Ies 8lattes erDrtert aber bas Greios
aib, oas mir beiprehen, bringt benaa=
rattsr Der an5uitrebenOen Reform beuts
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,0eutile55a latina.
81 o m, 10. Gftober.

Cine fleine Siieria an piigel.
rano. @ir iiben ihrdg Dor Dem ein-
gang aui pritnitipen Stiiblen an ge.
rablinigen Siihen, 6eren 8oroerbeine
nit 9iufiid,t auf oas abfalen0e Bfla-
Iter ldnger iino als Die Sinterbeine.
Ger bife @irtb erfuilbist iib nab
unieren @iinihen. Seine 8dIte men.
nen i'm nMoniisnore" megen ieiner
prdlatenbaften @iiroe, Der Die iaube.
re, neiBe Shiir3e Dor oem ilnpoianten
8Guhlein feinen Gintrng tbun fam.
Wir beitelen BEN berben Rotben bon
@rottaferrata, Der iih inter ieiner
Yflege BON jeber befier 5u enttpideln
idGen, als in irgenbeiner anberen
Siteria. 2iebenspiiroig fniipit er an
Die geitelllrns an, Inn feline @eoanfen
iiber ben &ein I'm dugemeinen uno
I'M beionberen, iiber bic Yrobufte Der
gaiteai romuni uno ben Seurigen
sum beiten gu geben. Damn plauoert
er nod elm @eilhen Deiter iiber bies
uno bas. g9ir reiBen ben Bid los bon
ben 3aubern Der 9iigelitabt, Die ba
binter aarten, grauen Gbleiern bar-
odmmert 5ur tnaeii4en Silbouette,
unb boren linn an. Bon 6em Gau.
ieurtalent ui1feres oWoniignore"
fonnte manber Gnlonl0pe prolific
rem. CT lit ein 2iinitler oes pIau-
oerns, Der ii9 NIT ungloubIiher
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am Serb oes &rieses.


Der &Onig 1T nit isinen Generdlsn
mad poosoriBa aufsebrohsn, no iif
BON nun an bas 6auptquartier befins
ben fpirb," - 10 iautete bic na9 Der
arieesertldruns Montenssros an bic
5iirtet aus Gettinje absesansene 0s-
peIhe. Seitbem 1T es idon gu bluti.
gen 3uiammenit0Ben setommen unp
iinb Die montenegrinilhen 1ruppen
BON poosoriBa aus nah Derf4iebenen
Atatunsen sesen bic tiirtifde Gren5s
porseorunsen. Cine 9agereiis ee>
brauht man bon Der monhnegrtnt6efl
6auptitubt, bic elm tleiuss unb un=
fheinbarss Jelienneit bartlett, I'm
nad poogoriba az gelanssn, bas in
Der blutsetrdntten .3eta-gbene liesl
uno beifen Name jebt oft genus in Der
europaifhen preHe ipiberbalIen pirD.
Wer pas Reid Der Shmaraen Berg.
nad feinsr i'm bobsn, Dbsn Rarlt ase
lsgenen 6auptitabt beurtbeiIts, tpirb
auf bas Jreubigite beriibrt fein. tpenn
er nur cine tnnppe Stunbe DON Get
TIME aus Iiiblih fpanbert, unb tpsnn
fih bann pl0blih tief unter ibm bic
lGhelnben blauen Glutben bes Sfu@
turisGees ausbretten eingeidumt bon
fruAtbaren Jeloern, bon Gdrtsn init
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9eutiHes 9beater.
qebar's v2nitise @itt,ue" am SOnH.
tag Mbtnb.

gu Sen Speretteu, Die ME tire
3ugfruft berliereu meroen, gebDrt
cntidieoen 2ebar's "auitige 8ittme".
oeren NuffiibriIng fiir Sonntag
sIbenb auf Dem @epertoir bes oeut-
| lten Ibeaters Itebt. SeIbit Die eng-
| liihe geriion bot bier unb alliiberal
i'm 2anbe grobes 5urore gemaht ala
lein Das oeiitide Original, bon oeuts
| ihen aiinitIern ipieoergegeben, iiir
|nelhe es geifrieben lmo fomponirt
lit, finbet entidieoen ipie Die erIten
gorItellungen in Cincinnati beretts
berpieien boben, ielbit BEL ben glmeri'
fanern mebr 9Inflana. Die oeutiheH
aHnfifer filblen iiGb IN Der beraiihen'
Den Deuiif nno in Dem iprlioelnoeI
2eben mebr 5u Sauie uno lire @ie'
oergabe lit entidteoen cine getreiiere
nno natiirlihere, ais pie BET ben
Amerifancrn. 9ieie ent3iidenoe Spe-
rette nit ihren umpiberiteblihen DE
looien miro obne 3peifel, ipie audi
BEL i9rer gritaliffiibrung por brei
sSabren, 5ilnlal ipIbrenb oieier Sai.
ion rur cine alffiibrllng itattfinoet.
Dem 0ireftor Elm poIles Sous brill.
gen. Die Guritellllng brtngt lns oies-
NAL mieoer cine gan5 i1eiie Strait.
luelder gum eriten Mal in bieier Sai.
ion 8elegenbeit geboten miro, ieineln
oor3iigliden Hitfe aIs S1nger lno
S6auipieler bon Reuem gbre 5u
MAIDEN. Serr Goul Nelua, tpelfer Die
Rurtie oes vIaniIo" inne bat, tritt
am naditen Sonntaa in bieier Sais
ion 5um eriten WaI in elmer groberen
Noae auf. Die Tbatiade, Dab es cine
Reibe bon goritelungen nimmt, nm
Die beiten ardfte oes beutihen 3beas
terS Dem Yubliflm bor5uiiibren, be-
ipeiit, oaB oas gan5e Gniemble nur
aus eritflaiiigen 4rdften 5ulammen-
gelest lit, luelde allh, nenn notbig,
flelnere Nollen iibernebmen, INN oos
ourh Dos 8eIammtipiel umio bril-
lanter sli MAIDEN. 0ies miro gang be.
icnoers bei Der auffii6runs Der III.
itigen @ittipe Der 6na lein; oenn
ielbit Die fleiniten HoGen bes Stiides
liegen in Den Sdnoen bon aialltIern.
Ter Gbor, beoeilteno berIt1rft, unter
Der Seituna oes nei,en aapeImei.
tiers, periprift ebenfalls 8rofarti.
ges, mdbreno Der tiidtige &esiIieur
Tilfer-ad)ten oufiir ioreen ipiro, bab
in jeoer ge5iebuns mieoer cine fiinIt.
leriihe @orltellung bem oeutihen
Sbeaterpu6lifum Don Cincinnati eli.
nige rcdt genitBreife nnb frobIid)e
Stilnbeu nerid)affen rpirb. Wer lid,
nod feline gintrittsfarte geiidert bat.
tbue Dies iofort. Iie 8aiie i'm 8rano
Opera Soitie lit morgen, ipie ge.
pobnIif, 9eofinet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-26

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