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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-10-11
ADDITIONAL PERSONALS

A v MARTY. superintendent of
ia~ tmatilla. has not decided 20 SO
70 the coast Tor treatment Of his
eyes as slish, Improvement has
bren observed In the las, few days.
NNs cEcM CHAPMAN arrived
'hia morulak from Los Angeles on q
tinu a. lrienda
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-10-11

high officials of the Tonopah Min.
ing company, to the vicinity of Mil.
iers and Manhattan. Construction
will begin next year as soon as the
field notes can be worked up, but it
is assured that the route will be of
low percentage grade and go through
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-10-11
eA.olrs Roe sALooNkeEPgR

ST. LOUIS, Oct Bandits who
used an automobile waylaid Thomas
j o'Meara, a saloonkeeper, and took
from his grip containing $4,000 in
cash. Thet held off crowd of
pursuers with revolvers and escaped.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-10-11
BOSTON WINS THE THIRD GAME
IN PHENOMENAL PITCHING DUEL
FILLED WITH BRILLIANT PLAYS

YORK, Oct 11.Boston took the third of the
exhibition pitching with
mpregnabe for
and
absolute
WALL day from the intellectual
B game bv nnin
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-10-11

Advertisement IN the nonsnsa
hfias his rssalts
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-10-11
WEATHER

Fair tonight and
Saturday
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-06-20
assumption

One hundred and thirty five
dollars and thirty cents to the
everlasting disgrace to the city.
It is in bad order doing a mag
nimas act for the public by
"infusing" life into Erie St, to
amuse the Public and cause the
invited to pay you a profit. The
city has no legal or moral right
to enter into the game of MAX
ing money by blockading the
business streets to the utter
disorganization of business on
the street for the period of one
week for q financial gain to the
city. II the city administra-
ton will carefully look after
funds that are furnished them
by the the tax payer, they will
have fully served the purpose
in q financial way for which
they were placed in office.
Your generously appeals to
me as being about the size of
the small end of nothing.
j. H. South.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-06-20
The knocker

Josh Billings says that be
has known a mule to behave
himself six months to get a
chance to kick somebody.
But not so with the knocker
he has his little hammer out all
the time to knock every little
Imaginable thing that doesn't
agree with his ideas and con-
ception of the frailties of man.
kind. His beautiful guided
little hammer is carried with
the avowed intention of annihi-
lating all ideas that are not in
accord with his. Such men
have an enlargement of the
spleen which gives vigor to
their knocking qualities and
lends strength to WELD their
mighty weapon of reform.
But unlike Josh Billings mule
they do not wait for an oppor-
tunity but strike at every
thing, hit or miss without re-
gard to the damage they may
do, but go Or to increase their
own littleness in the eyes of all
liberal minded men. The soul
Of the Sophisticated knocker is
so small that ten thousand of
them can dance on the point of
q cambria needle, and ample
room to sit down in the rest
room without being crowded
for space.
On the Judgement Day when
he shall be summoned before
the great Judge and Arbitra-
tor he will say, Il know thee
not and like the Arab will fold
his tent and silently steal away.
Verify ! say unto you the
knocker has no place to lay his
head. ~
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-06-20
CONTRACTS FOR
DRAINAGE DITCH
r. s. Morrow, Of Missouri
Valley. to Do Dirt Work
in Wilson District

Contracts aggregating more
than $4,000 for the construc-
tion of the Wilson drainage
ditch and six lateral bitches in
Harrison county were awarded
late Tuesday afternoon by the
boards of the supervisors of
Pottawattamie and Harrison
counties, sitting as a joint
drainage board.
R. S. Morrow, Of Missouri
Valley, was awarded the con-
tract for the dirt work, repre-
senting an expenditure Of ap-
proximately $4,000, and the
Sac City Cement Pipe company
Of Sac City secured the con-
tract for the work, involving
an expenditure far in excess of
$1,000.
Fourteen bidders, represent
ing Iowa, New York, Missouri
and Indiana, were in the con-
test, and personal representa-
tives Of each Of the firms we're
on hand to present their claims.
A number Of farmers from the
Wilson drainage sub-district,
whore the work will be done,
were also on hand. Ncnpareil.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-06-20
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER's
G a . q RIA

Mason and Seabury received
word today that the Ford fac
tory was unable to fill any more
orders for Ford cars until after
Sept LIST when the 1913 models
will be on the market, The
letter stated that many orders
now on their books would have
to be cancelled IN account Of
sufficient time to all them.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-06-20
Surprise

Last Saturday afternoon be-
ing Mrs. Chas. Alexander's
74th birthday several of her
friends surprised her by giving
her a post card shower and
several sent beautiful presents.
Mrs. Alexander was more than
pleased and wishes to thank her
many friends for remembering
her on this occasion.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-06-20
FAIR EXCHANGE
A New Back for an Old One.
How II Can Be Done in
Missouri Valley


The back aches at times with
q dull, indescribable feeling,
making you weary and restless;
piercing pains shoot across the
region of the kidneys, and
the loins are 80 lame that to
stoop is agony. No use to rub
or apply q plaster to the back
IL the kidneys are weak. You
cannot reach the cause. Mis-
souri, Valley residents would do
we'll to profit by the following
example.
v. Bitterli, Logan, Iowa,
says: "My back was lame and
painful and often ached in
tensely. Whenever l stopped,
sharp pains darted through me
and often l was obliged to cry
aloud. When heard about
Doan's Kidney Pills, l procured
q box and it did not take them
long to relieve me. l consider
this remedy unequaled in cur
ing kidney complaint. +"
For sale by all dealers. Price
so cents. Foster Milburn Co.,
Buffalo, New York, sole agents
for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's
and take no other.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-06-20
An Old Paper :

E. o. P. Fiene, of Caiifognia,
Ia, showed US a New York
Herald Saturday evening dat
ed April 18th, 1866. The pa
per contained the writeup Of
the assassination of President
Lincoln and several articles Ia
reference to the civil wAr. II
was an original copy and had
been saved for years By the
late John Sproul.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-06-20
Monday June ~

MIS-. VI. i. uoPhlus, WIS.
Ralph Kendall and Mrs. Ken
dali are Omaha visitors today.
Mrs. C. c. Williams and
daughter Esther left this morn
ing for Sand Point Idaho for a
visit with her daughter.
Mrs. Carr and son Vernon
were over Sunday guests at the
r. L. Coulthard home.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. r. Litter
entertained at one o'clock din
ner yesterday at their home.
Covers were laid for Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. Foss, DR.. and Mrs.
Gamble, Harold and William
Gamble, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Harvey and Edward Harvey.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-06-20
Hungry Burglars

Two men broke into the
Frank Wilson home, west of
California junction, Sunday
afternoon, and were very much
surprised to find Mr.. Wilson
there to receive them. Mr..
Wilson heard the men coming
and secreted himself in a closet
until both men were in the
house, when he walked out and
asked them what they wanted.
Both men ran, but as the front
fence was a little high, he sue
ceeded in catching them both.
He took them back to the house
where they stated that they
were hungry and had broken in
to find something to eat. AZ
ter 1eedlng them, they were
released after promising that
they would not try the house
breaking business any more.
Ed Fraziers house was
broken into Saturday night
about nine o'clock and a watch,
razor and jack knife was taken.
The front door was first tried
but it was to much for them
but entrance was gained
through side door.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-06-20

Through the efforts of Dbl!
Hurry, secretary of the Indiana
State Board of Health, that the
state has a law which requires
10 medical certificate as a con.
dition for the granting of a
marriage license.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-06-20
Birthday Party

Yesterday being Leanerd
McEvoys' eighth birthday sew
eral of his friends were invited
in to help him celebrate the
occasion. After games of var
ious descriptions were played,
q supper was served by Mrs
McEvoy and then the guests
we're treated to q theatre party
at the Palm.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-06-20
Fourth ST July Com

Mrs. Moses Coolbaugh Of
Springfield Mo, is expected to-
morrow for a few days visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Car
Isle.
County bridge builder Brown
started work today putting in
the large tube near the Weed
farm east of town.
Mrs. Oscar Lewis and daugh-
ter Carrie of Moorhead were
Chas. Smiths guests yesterday.
Miss Lewis left this morning
for Whitewood s. D.
Angus McFee and wife of
Magnolia Sundayed at this
place.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-06-20
Mrs. ]. R. Mclaughlin and
daughter Mrs. WEIGH visited
friends in Omaha TODAY.

Magnolia will celebrate tb
18th this year and are making
elaborate preparations for the
event. Large posters have
been printed and on Monday
next, several automobiles will
distribute them around the
county.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-06-20

The finest Picnic Park in all the west,
with its swimming lagoon, race track,
baseball park, fine grand stand, etc.
Automobile parade, races, pony and horse
races, swimming races, and several lesser
amusements. Plenty OF prizes for all.
See next weeks paper for program Of
all the different amusefnents.
Grand fireworks with fire team run
i'm full blaze in the evening.
Everybody fill basket with eatables
and come make grand picnic with us.
Plenty OF ice water.
BY ORDER OF
Fourth ST July Com
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-06-20
Mrs. ]. L. Hall and Mrs.
Agnes Hall were passengers
for Omaha today.

Married
LONG--REID-At the Pres
byterian Parsonage, Saturday,
June Is, by Rev. s. Xenophon
Cross; Mr.. Lewis David Long
of Modale, Iowa and Miss Alice
Reid of Herman, Nebraska.
Mr.. Long is foreman of the
Crinklaw-Jeef printing estab-
lished at Modale. They will
make their future home at that
place. The best wishes Of the
Times 60 with this couple.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-06-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Elliff Of Yves.
ington Springs s. D., are in this
city for q few days visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Smith.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-06-20

Clarence Goultry who is liv-
ing on his claim in western
Nebraska arrived here this
morning for a few days visit.
He will drive his automobile
back.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-06-20
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
. a 8 T q RIA

Miss Vesta Kelley of Modale
was an over Sunday guest of
friends here.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-06-20

Mrs. Jewell Roberts and son,
Earle, Of Logan, are in this
city for a few days visit at the
Beagle home.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-06-20
Tuesday June IS

Miss Edna Coulthard accom-
panied by Misses Rena Coult-
hard, Ada Beagle and Salome
Schwertley drove to Woodbine
yesterday in an automobile.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-06-20

o. e. Evans drove to Denison
with his automobile. He took
. three seated buggy, which
was tied behind which has been
sold to q party in that city.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-06-20

Mayor Friday, of Norfolk,
was the guest of DR.. Horace
Warren today.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-06-20

Mrs. Harry Brown and Mrs.
Bert Beirnes were Lincoln
passengers today.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-05
Qlmf Der 6urtbreiie
@eilte geitern 1beobore RoOiepelt
,ueniae Winntem in Cincinnati.

Gberit 9beobore Rooiepelt ipeilte
seiiern auf Der Turhreiie penige Wtis
nuten in Cincinnati, blisb jeoo4 poalJ
unIihtbdr, pd1renD iein Waggon bon
einem 3uge Der 3. u. .. Bahn abgse
bdngt unb an einen 3ug Der 6. Ii. y.
Babn angehdngt fDuroe.
Sn gopinston bate iih am 8abns
bof cine isbr itattlide MenidenmenSs
tur3 DOT aht Ibr seitsrn Worgen elm
gefunben, um Roofspelt reDsn gu b0s
rem. Sbrsr barrie jsooh cine Gnts
tGuIhune, penn nahoem Don perf6ie=
oenen perionen periitsrt poroen mar,
bab Rpolepelt nod i'm tisfiten S6laf'
idas, erihien CT pl0sIih auf Der bin
teren glatform, bate isood taum3et.
iih bafiir 3u entfhulbigsn. oaB er teine
Rene ssbalten, als Der 3ug bereits aus
Der Citation binausfubr.
6sute fpirb Roofepelt BON Sunttngs
ton suriidtommenb, pisoer bier 0urhs
fommen, aber. pie Ssrr 5rapsrs .
Carmen pom .Suiloot". Der als sin'
glrt R.iiemarI6aI fungirt. osriiherts.
ipiro osrr RooieDelt iid bier nur rps,
nige MiHutsn uufbalttH uno tetHeReot
hdIten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-05
Fir Sptelplase
MDhtc bic EarfbehDrOe gerne cine
Seiuiliguna uuu S2,OOO,O0O
baben.

Die Bartbeborbe m0hte gerne tpi.s
Der cine Grtrds9on0ausqdbs baben
uno 3tpar in Der 5obe bon 3tpet Wil-
lionen Dollars. Gieiss puroe in osr
ssitrigen SiBung 5u9eitonbeu, aber es
purDe eIei63eitiq bemertt, 0ab Die
aommiiIton porerit geraume 3eit Derz
itrethen laTen puroe, ebe iie fih I'M
cine gonoausqabe an bic Steuer3abler
nenoen nIrDe. Sin oerarttges 9ea
Iuh biirfte crit i'm ndhiten Sabre 5sz
felt peroen.
Der Cribs bisier Bombs ioa, ME
bic parttommifdre in ibrer geitrigen
SiBung ertlGrten, ausihlieBIth fir
4nlsgung uno untsrbaltuug BON
SpieIpIGssn perpen0et perben, an De
nen nah Der Qniiht Der 8ommifIdr:
porldufia in Cincinnati nod elm iehr
! grpBer Monuel lit.
Sine botrpiatommene Runritt
iberIanotsn Jrau Charles Slsiid
mann uno grsWanor Sultus 5lsiIt-
mann. sic tbeiIten namIih Der Som
miTiiDn nit, oab Iie aud in oieIerT
Sabre, tpie btsber, fir partton3erte
Die Summe Don $4,000 our 8erfugung
ftslIen tpiiroen. Gieies gsnsr6Is 9e
ihent purDe ieIbitrsoenD nit Daut
aHgenommen.
6. SO. &ittrepge bot Der 3ommifion
! Isin Gigsntbum gum Saul an, oas 95
4der umfubt un0 an Der Golerain
| Bite an bic Smith unp bic atrbs
Tarm angrsn3t, Die tiir3ltt, DON Der
YarttommiIiion getuuft lpuroen. &ttt
rsb9e mil fir Den SompIer $4,000
bcben uno Die Somuiiiton beIalcb
| iih bic Sahe p0rldufig 3u iiberlsgen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-05

0err Goi6 fid Dabiu qeGuBert babe,
oaB fir Die Don tbm gepIanten 8erbef=
Irsungen i'm iSsuerpebrz uno Yoli3eiz
oepartement er ettpu 100000 braus
den pUros. 0ieIe Summe idien ben
QnlDeienben ebenfaQs 3u nteDri9 ges
griffen unO purOe auf 100000 ers
6Dbt.
I'm gang iider gu gehen, oaB ale
Departments bel Der Gnttperfung oes
5inan3progrQmms in gebuhreroer
Beiie berutiihtigt nerDen, puroe
5taotrutbsclert Gipp Qufgeforoert, on
ben Mupor iOpie an bic @beTs Der per-
itieeenen itdoti5hen Oepartements gu
Threiben unD lie um cine genaue 4ufe
iteaung etpatger 8onofproeruRgen 81
eriu4en, bamit Der StaDtratb fth oa.
nQh rihtsn tam.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-05
labperipaIterin bon Or. Mlfreo Bud
ingbam; perfonaIien $500. Grunbs
eigenthum $1,000.
gslbfmDrc.
Sram Creme SOnes fOlst ibrem vsanns
ireiiuiaia in ben Ioo.

Srau ssrene cSones BON yto. 517
WeIt A. ape.. cine Wittfue, oeretI
W,nnn Dor einigen Wtonaten geltorben
tpor, beging in Der Wfittlpoh ytaht
Selbitmoro, inoem iie fih nit sauoas
mum ueraiitete. 9ram ilber ben Zoo
hires Wtannes, iofpie gsabrungsrrnsei
it)einen oie geoalernsipertbe 81 oelll
uer3rpeiielten Shriit setrieben 5u ha'
ben. ,Srau ssones, ipelt1e IN etneIn
Reitaurant an Central ape., nabe a.
Strabe. dnaeitellt mar, iuar Ieit Go'
den iebr nieoergeihlagen nno duBerfe
lpieherbolt SeIbitmoroge6anfen. aiid)
in Der Dtittipod) 9tad)t bernerffe ile
Dem in oeniielben Sauie mohnefl0eii
Charles Builder aeseniiber, onB iie
ibrem Gleno ein Guoe MAIDEN fperoe.
Ter Waun legte Der 0robung jeood)
feline geneutung bel, uno ,Sran ,Sones
beaab iih auf ibr 3immer. als But
her tic aeTtern Worgeu lpefen iuolte,
iono er lie befuuBtlo5 I'M Bette lieaeno
nor. 9tcben ihr lag cine leere tSla'
| litle, iUeld]eGnuodnum entbolten bate
Builder benat)riftigte ihleltnigit Den
Boli,iiten STeal, uno syrau ssones
ipuroe naf Dem itdotiiheu Soipita
gebraht, ipo tie balb nah ibrer Gin
llieferung itarb, ohne oas gerpuBtletr
mieoererIangt 81 ba6eu. Der Coroner
oronete einen ,sualieit OIL. Sn ben
| 3immer Der Selbitmoroeriu Duroei
Imehrere aeriiiene 3ettel geiuuoen, be
rem csnbait iih jeoot nitt entsiiferi
Iipg.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-05
Nierenleioen
Wndlt benz Geben eines Seibirm0ro
fauoioateu elm Gnae.

Coroner Ir. Goe lit nit elmer I'm
terinhuna betreiis bes Sooes oes &c.
itern anoeblid) OH Srlght's 9tleren'
franfbeit aeitorbenen 50 Sabre alien,
nerbeirctbeten Albert 8aId,, oor
Barter umb Clifton ape., beifoitiGt
Gs ltellte iit beraus, oaB 8aIt an
Niitrpod, poriger ISOLDE in ieinel
Bobnung eineu Selbitmoroperfut
unternomnten bate, iRoeru er lit einl
quael in Den aopi idloB. Gr. Gopir
60. gns bebauoe!te Den Sebensmiioen
mno lesterer !piiroe ieoenfals Dou Del
StnBpunoen seneieH leln, lpenn eln'
Saruidurenersifhmg leinem Seber
nitt elm enoe genlad,t bate. SSdldJ
Gin iriiherer gsirth. lit ieit Iaugel
3eit ON grisht's Rierenfranfbeit mi
bate aus eieiem eSrnnoe bereits 90
einigen Wonaten oas 4irtbsseihai
Gufgeaeben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-05
Eterblihfeitsberid,t.

sSobn Mensrs, ga, 3444 clifton 4p.,
QrterieuoertdItung.
Soispb gorparps, 8 Ulonuts. Ser
quIon Roap, Shpdhe.
5urrp 2lpplegote, 81, G58 Weit 4.
Qpenue, 9tierenleioeu.
Qouis gsnningsr, 81. 1913 5air
oiep 4o., Snqueit in S6tpebe.
6attie Diners, 64, Rsptopu, o..
Snqusit in S6lpsbe,
ShpsItsr 5ulgentia Sd, SO, Ct.
Marisn opIpitaI, Gun9enent3iinoung.
S6peiter 8incent, 81, Ct. Jo'
Iepbs Mutterbaus. Ser3lsioen.
Sphn Shuppert. SO, California.
| o, WaFeriuht.
Qouis u. 8opsmann, as, 900 Genr
trail apenus, Snqueit in Sftpe6e.
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!6mcepnbl Wsdnnerhpr. .
las iabrIidle Eit.r'aOHsert i'm
Eoeon.

Die Witglieoer b.s Subsppbl Wtdns |
ner6ors fino sur 3ett elirig mi: Der
gorb.rei.ung fir bds sroBs aon3ert
beiaditigt. pslhes oi.isr itsts itrsbz
fam. 9sr.in am SitsriOnutas 4beno
i'm Gbson geben pirb. Inter Der tuns
oiaen aeituna W.iitsr 2puis Gb-s
gotts babsn bic Sduger flsiBig geilbt,
um nit ibren 2eiitungen Ghre ein3ulss
gtn. Der 0upepobl Uldnner6or bot
in ben langtn Sabrsn isines 8site6eus
ouf oem Gebiet bes bsutihen Utdrnere
g.ianges febr 9iihtiess g.lei'tet, uno
felbit untsr ihtpisrigen 8srbdltrliieE
bic tporm. uno lsbersfrohe g8sIts
oni6ouuna bes 9eutiten tets betbds
iiet. gs ift ouber rpobl nitt 3u Dera
tpunoern, ooB bic 3abl istn.r JreuEoe
2sgion 1T, unb ous tommeHbe Gitsrs
aonaert elm Grsisnib Der Saiion 5u
rp.rosn psripri6t. 4Is SoIiiteu itno
bic in muiitaliihen 4rsiisn ribmIihlt
betunnte Sopraniitin Jrau Nornt1
gsbtra.r W.ibner uno Der Cello
girtuois 5srr War JrOhlit ssDonnsn
tporbsn.
DAB benz tunitpsritGnoissu publ;s
fun Elm nirtlih ieltener Genub ssboz
ten p.roen pirb. iit am beftsn aus benz
nahi.shenbsu sIanssnosn programm
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Gbor: .unbsimlitx Gsidihts"
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6. Saeobs Bon
.1bs Riehtinsals" psHt
;yrau Rormd Gsbers.rsWsio
ghor: rpoetsn auf Der alm" nit 8;
tber geel.ituns. g. 9. enseIsb.r
Die 5.rrsn Jrant Wsisr uuo
.. Gueeu Sersie.
!. Der frobe Wnnoersmann".
2. r4uf benz See.
3. Die Sprooe".
4. .Grub".
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GGarfreitag.

I'm Der Go. 9rot. gbilippus arG1s,
Gde Ruoe StraBs uup UleUliden 2lDe-
nue. (qaitor 9r. :. 6. Dorm, Finoet
beute Worqen um 10 llbr etn jeierI'a
der Observation-Disclosures Itdtt. Nm
ShluB oesieIben rpiro oas Milioe
4benprIabl gsfeisrt tperpsn. Seuts
gbeuo um balb 8 llhr tpiro Gin 3tDeiter
gottesoienIt abeebaIten; in oieiem
pirc bic Miiiiondrir Trl. 9raebe Il
nen 8prtrug bdlten iiber ihre arbeat
in Der Geutrdlproptn3 Suotens. 5rL
C'roebe mar iieben Sabre i'm Utiifions
tienft Der .panaslifhen Snnooe N
emblem tbdtig unD tpirb n1hften 6erbii
frieoer auf ibr Mrbeitsfslo 5uriidtehs
rem. Seoermann 1T ber3liA sinsslaosH-
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Der 3ua, pelhtr ssitern Usorgsr
bic aus oem Siibtn suriittehrenoen
,Rsos" bier lQnosts, bate ii6 um 5Epei
Stunoen o.ripG.st. pns Die ioforttgs
sgortiesuna Der Reiie nnh Columbus,
g.. no aeitsrn Rahmittas Elm SPIEL
,ipiiden .Reos" uno ~Senatortn"
itattfinben ioqts, uunothig matts, oa
bic grit.r,n nidt friibseitis senus
bort eintrtFfsu tonnten. 6duptlsH5
O9op b.Niairis Der Golumbuisr
Slubperpoltung bic urIdde fstntr
9.rbinoerung uno .rbot iit, bsuts 5.i'
tia q.nue gu .inem Spi.le bort sin'
sutr,ff.n, falls oi.s gsrpunIht psros.
Gsbr tpabriteinli6 tpiro oas Iuerblss
ten abaeitIdsen fptroen. pas flr un'
',r Suuoens ip.aen oes ausfaus Der
Rohtreifs auf Der giienbabn nur Don
9c,.heil I.in iaun. Weittlsrtpetle psr'
ben bi. .R.os" ibrs td9!ihen uebun'
o.n bis sum II. Qpril in W'eo.'
monns galIpurt abbult.n. Der sans'
alub III j.st i'm bl.iis.n ~gurrs'
Souie" eipqudrtiert.
On. goitonsr ~Rothod.n' Cum
liaa) treffen fsut. gtahmlttas gun
speitaoiaen 9dmpfe (Somfag UNI
| lSonntao) bier elm. Sir bitie Spiel
ip,ro,n nur bic ginednse i'm 5aupt
portal an Der JiHblap Strabs bsnust
Die D.troit.r r3is.r" (am. ai9o
Beginner ihr. Serie pon orei SplslsI
am Taontas, an peltsm 3ass re bic
aus 5pIsop, g.. .rtpdrtet ptrotn.
beut. piro Der Raisn i'm hisitsel
galpcrt. s.rpal3t. 10 oab oas aan3
lub.r. 1tlo fir oas morglse Spie
in Bereiti6aft isin niro. Der inner
e,arteR CDlamOnb). Der iton Dor cine
| Mohe brnii puro., befinoet iid q
porirefflihem 3uitano.. 5ros oes be
itdnoisen 5teis.Rs oes Obio JluI1s
| In fir Den Bart ieins usbsrlbpsm
muns gu befiirttsn.
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G1neu, anberfs cntfdredeue. Gin 5&1eni
asndef tca Ntprer's lSeieea 5ii6er uno etne 1tee'
fdIIt rcu 6eiben gpoHers sebf ssbnfu eas bette
iiIis mobllhmedenofis Iefferf fhr eiHe SamIl.e
bon ttsr Dit fsHk Sbr bsgIebfek arrmG--Fei -
Irtbesrfn. GraHaen 3iirp7en cosr eb0ielaee.
Shr Grocer.
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Saie.Oau.

Der vRebs" in Cincinnati -
gsripdtung o.s 3us.s D.rbinoerts
aeftriees Spisl in Columbus, 8.
- stlub i'm .Burnet 5puis" sin.
odartirt. - Utors.n uue Sonntas
ipielengoitpner, ,Rotbiodsu" bier
Denen Die T.troitsr Tiger" nit
or.i Gpislen folg.n. - Der nsus
Bart sur gsnubung bereit.
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Q~s ben Uerid5tsbbtea

GinboItsbefsbl sssen GniierHuns bon
s1idsrs" tepi1ist. gbeI6eis
punss JGlie. - Rrimindls Gdten.
- Rahlab 4HssIegenbeitsn. -
Werfdiebsnes.