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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-31
Wireless In the Air.

lNNAi' lNH'0 lhANih Nlhh.I
Berlin, Dec. 3l,--The government Is
preparing TO erect "a wireless station
at the Johannisthal aviation grounds
which Is 10 be the central wireless
station for the German aerial nect
The German military naval and pas
senger zeppelins are being equipped
with wireless apparatus
The new station will be- able TO COM
nunicato with aerial cruisers up to a
distance of 1900 miles
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-31

The manner in which Hearst ac-
quired the Archibald letters is no de-
fenso for Foraker who should have
been serving the country instead Of
serving Standard Oil for fees.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-31

Quite likely the sufrrageuo tramp
ing army may grow somewhat as
Albany is approached and only q short
distance more is 70 be walked,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-31
WILL MEND LIBERTY BELL.
Famous object to Be Taken to Pana'
ma-Paeifie Exposition.


ma-Paeifo Exposition.
The two mile petition Of 5OO,OOu
school children Of California presented
to Mayor Blankenburg and the city
council of Philadelphia by Mrs. Emmn
Doane of San Francisco having been
granted, the historic Liberty bell will
again take a journey from lndepend.
ence hall, 1t will 90 clear across the
continent, 5000 miles. to San Francisco
for the Panama-Pacihc exposition in
1915. The bell has made six trips from
Independence hall on missions Of pa.
triotlsm and instruction 1t went to
the Cotton exposition at New Orleans
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-31

Many Of the very poor and suffer
ing before Christmas are poor and suf-
fering yet
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-31
Nav Arrest Him.


Washington, Dec 3t.-Unless Will
lam Rockefeller, the Standard Oil
magnate accep's service Of a subpoo-
ma directing him to appear before the
house committee investigating the
Ecncy trust it was announced here
this afternoon that the house might
issue q warrant for his arrest.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-31

After New Years school viii run
again for several days without any
holiday vacation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-31

Some men would rather steal a poor
living than earn a good one.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-31
nounced by the Rev. Mr.. Elliott is un-
questioned.
Charged with Murder.
UNITED PRESS LEASED WIRE. ]

San Francisco, Dec 31.-George o.
Currier was arraignod here today in
the superior court for the murder of
his wife, Alice Currier The trial date
was set for January 6. Currier claims
self-defcnse.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-31

II you have occasion to transact bu-
sipess with mule, select one who
has no kick coming.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-31

The mills of the gods are never
shut down on account of a strike.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-14
Personal Mention.

ould ct ais. Colonial Coal and Coke
Company VS.. Gass. administrator.
Cfnchiield Coal Company ct as. va.
sutherland.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-14
CHICKENS FLEE TO CANADA.
Their PurIoin-r Also steps Across
LING, hut Is Sentenced

Malone y. Y, June 1.-two chick
ems few 10 the north end Of a room
occupied by a justice court yesterday
aud bade defiance to the Justice and
Ills coEstabulary minions. Then man
accused Of stealing the chickens did
IN same thing and American justice
was n dilemma. an international
episode" being imminent.
The court room is one nal! in the
United states and e-half In Canada,
and tho prisoner, Tor himself and the
chickens. claimed they were outside
tho Jurisdiction OF the court.
\ young Malone attorney. who rep
resented the people in the case. was
summoning all his tact TO coax the
feathered and unfeathcr bipeds back
under the Stars and Stripes when the
former. unlettered in the law OF tu-
risdictions. cackled their way across
the line, followed hy tho defendant
who tried 10 shoe the chickens over
Into Canada again. He was unseuc
oeEsful. because he was grabbed and
hold to tho bar on the American SIDE
until found guilty and sent=nccd to
thirty DAYS In tail
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-14
Tomorrow Will
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-14
Some Minor Arre,t..

John Robertson. colored. and Sadi.
Harris, also co!ored. Were arrested ves-
t.FCay on the charge Of beating Nora
Brown. The Brown woman was aIso
taken into custody a few minutes
later on cross-warrant which charn-
ed her with assault!ng Sadie Harris
Frank Crawford was arrested on
complaint OF his wife who charged
him with drunkenness and curstng and
ABUSING her. lie was recently sent
TO jail on similar charge but wa :
released in few days 4; the recuest
OF his wife and mother.
Joe Harris. colorcd. was locked I'm
In the FITS, station last night, charged
with stealing a bullpup from " n
Ennis w.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-14
BOY CRITICALLY BURNED.
fSpecial 10 The Times.Disr.,oh

Especial 70 Inc Times DISPATCH
Cape Charles, Va. June I3-Charlcs
Hastings, the tcn-ycar- old son OF WIN.
hastings. is in the hospital at Sails
bury critically burned as the result
OF a prank played early this after
noon by his companion. boy OF M
teen years named N!blett yo,,ny
hastings regained consciousness long
enough 10 tell his story. which wa.
as follows: "Niblett asked me 10 70
boat riding with him, and when /
got In the boat, he poured coal oil
all over me and gave me "A match and
told me 10 burn II off my clothes.
would not do II, so he lighted a
flames shot up over my head. Soma
man jumped into the boat and threw
me into the river. That's all I knew
until got here"
physicians say he is mortally burn
Cd, and can live but a short time
Young N!blett is missing from town
and is sought by the police.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-14
Itinerary OF nIu.,. IT,

The following official itinerary (.
announced By Major Z. W. Bowie. for
the trip OF the Richmond Light In.
iantry Blues 10 New England in Sep
Leave Richmond T. VI. Saturday
September IL. arrive Newport Nsws
Va. p. NJ. same day. arrive Prov.
dence a. NJ. Monday September Is.
leave Providence T. VI. Tuesday. SEN
TENDER Il; arrive Hartford 6 T. II
Tuesday. September IL: leave Har:
ford +. NJ Thursday. September ~.
arrive New Haven 1 L. VI. Thursday y
Scptember lt. leave New Haven ! H.
NJ Saturday. September 81: arrive New
York a. NJ Saturday. September ii:
leave New York ~ midnight SATURDAY.
September 81. arrive Norfolk T. NJ,
mond 10 r NJ Sunday. September %
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-14

March. to act as administrator OF the
S37,O0O.0o0 estate was granted.
In receiving this appointment by the
court Miss Arbuckle triumphcd over
the public administrators. whose APP
plication was made at about the same
time that his Office administered the
estate.
Had the petition of the public ad-
ministrator been granted the statutory
fees. amounting to about $375,0O0,
would have been turned into the city
treasury.
These fees will now go to the Ar
buckle family, the Immediate relatives
being Miss Arbuckles sister. Mrs. Cath
crime Jamison. of Pittsburgh, and her
son. William y. Jamison, who. by the
death of his uncle. becomes the active
hcau sissSne Arbuckle firm.
Miss Arbuckle. who is seventy-two
years old. was closely In touch with
her brothers affairs during mis- life,
and IL is believed by the few close
friends who know her we'll that shs
VIII carry on the many philanthropics
in which Mr.. Arbuckle was so deeply
Interested
In spite or the enormous wealth.
Miss Arbucltlc, who came to make her
home with her brother after his wife's
death. never Haunted signs " being
the posscssor OF millions. She will
continue both her own and her bro
Tiers intarast in tina work OF Harry
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-14
News of South Richmond

ton in the Office of Clerk walter
DuVal. of the Hastings Court. part
lanes X. Baughan transferred 10
Scifert and O'Neil. acting as mariners
piece OF property. fronting forty
five feet on Seventeenth street no
tween Hull and Decatur for a CON
s'dcrat'on of $40.
James a. Blackwell sold to Charles
~. Jones. property known as II, E,as,
",N'eenth street. with a frontage of
twenty-five feet. for consideration
.oVv' me property is between
Decatur and Stockton. and has dan,t'
Of lis feet
To Observe Flug Dn,.
rag day will be celebrated ,o.pirh,
" washington Post. No. -, Patriotic
OF America. at Cersley's Han.
Aiter a class initiation. spa.rbos Ill,
be made by several state ofirars "rd
II musical program will h. rendarod
~ the close Of the exercises refrosh
lnents will be served. All members -,
tue oder in the city, whether membors
OF this particular camp or not arc i'm
'ited to be present
Marriage Announced.
Mrs. Mamie NJ. Newman has ISSUED
cards announcing the approac1in,
marriage Of her daughter Miss Inlian
+ florence. 10 Emmett ~ smith The
event Will take place Tuesday evnn.
ing. June 25, at the residence of Nrs
Newman. III West Ninth street Thu
Young couple Will be at home to their
friends at that address after July 3.
Hold Unimportant Meeting.
The regular monthly meeting Of tho
woodland Heights Citizens League
was held last might. Routine hns,-
ness and the reports OF special com
'nittees occupied the who's attention
OF the meeting, and nothing OF i'm
rortnnce was done.
Woodmen to Meet.
Maple Camp. No. l5a. woodmen Of
the World. Will conduct large class
Initiation tonight. following the regu-
lar meeting. in Fratcrnai Hall.
Joseph f. Johnston Camp. United
Confederate Veterans. met last night
in the jury room OF the Hastings
Court, Part 2.
Personal Mention.
Mrs. r. ]. Walker underwent a seri-
Gus operation THURSDAY at the Vir-
ginia Hospital. Her condition yester-
day was reported to be very favorable.
Miss Cornelia Hoge. of West Point.
is visiting Miss Ora Walthall
Miss Mary Lloyd, who has been the
guest OF Miss Zulime DuVal. has re-
turned to her home in Norfolk
Miss Myrtis Bass. Of Rice. is visit
ing Mrs. Sydney Bass.
j. a. Cooper, of 1901 stockton Street.
is at the Memorial Hospital, where h.
underwent successful operation
Wednesday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-14
M { XICANS ARE
ANGRY AT REBELS
They Have Been Stripped o.
Provisions, and Valuables
Stolen.


AT General lIuerta's Federal Head
quarters. Santa Rosalia. Mexico. June
l".--lndignunt at the devastation o.
the rebels on their northward retreat,
residents Of this district have become
bitter against the revolutiun'sts, and
as consequence General iuerta could
nave tnousahas Of recruits Cor the ask
ing. This section has been stripped OIL
provisions. horses and staples which
isolated farmers had provided for them
selves with difficulty.
At Conchos. two stations north of
here. OH the Mexican Central. IN. rebcls
have Just taken thirty-six tuns of
nigh grade silver ore. valued at about
$3o.oov. and htree tons OF medium
grade SILVER metal.
The silver was owned by the Nsica
Mining Company and the rebels are
reported by Federal scouts To have
gone to Chihnahua en- route "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-14
South Richmond Bureau.
The Times-Dispatch.
1000 II,lI street


tPhonc Madison lT5.)
Mrs. T.. Hewlett Trainum's music
classes closed last night with II
musical at the Porter trcet Presby-
terlan sunday school rooms. The
rooms We're beautifully decorated.
and program of very high order
was well executed.
FOR the work accomplished during the
session. AT the close Of the program.
Rev T.. Ernest Warren delivered
medals for Improvement and punctual-
ity 10 Misses Josephine Wrcun and
Muriel Sanders and John Wexford Fix.
Children Enser for Play.
Anticipating the opening of the
public fairgrounds, crowds of small
children thronged the Powhatan
sc':ooi yard and got what amusement
,Ley could from the apparatus erected
yesterday. preparatory TO the opening
Monday.
The Southside is fortunate in secur-
II < one playground. but IL Is wholly
Inadequate TO meet the demands. II
is centrally located. but Is. even then.
to- far for many Of the children. The
Southsidc has very few suitable places
for playing, other than the streets.
and an effort will be made to have
all Of the churches throw open their
mer months. This with the park II!
afford breathing place for many
who are unable to leave the city
city.
Draws Heavy Fine.
Ernest Walden. charged with dis
orderly conduct was yesterday after
noon in the Forest Iiill Court hned
SO and costs ana put under $3.50
bond for good behavior for twelve
months. The bond also carries the
stipulation that Walden shall not enter
the park for that period OF time
Magistrate Jacobs was assisted in
an advisory capacity by Magistrate
Cheatham. Of Oak Grove. while Com
monwealth'S Attorney Haskins Hob
son conducted the prosecution II was
proved that gang OF men have since
the opening of the park been
fnoiesting many couples. While the
omcers failed to prove Walden a mem
DER OF the gang. his actions in the
speclhc instance were suficient
grounds in the minds OF the cour,
Tor conviction on the charge pre-
ferred. a fine of sac was imposed.
but upon application of ATTORNEY ],
C. Cunnally, representing the accused.
II was split in half and the bond ar
ranged.
Renity Transfers
BY virtue OF deeds of bargain and
sale offered yesterday for registra-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-14
Depositors Lose.

Norfolk. Va. June l3.-By the de-
cision of the Supreme Court at Wvtbe-
vile to-day. the depositors Of Two
tailed banks, the Traders and Truck .
ers; at Norfolk. an dthe Bank OF Meek
ienburg, at Boydton. Va. lost in ar
lions brought against directors of he
uetunct institutions for alleged ner
iect OF duty In both cases deposI-
own account The court held that st,;,
should have been brought by trus
lees and receivers. respectively, FOR
me oeneht of the trusts, and that de-
positors had no right to sue ner
sona!ly until they had, applied in court
10 have the trustees and receivers sue
and the latter had declined so 10 do.
IN the case OF the Bydton failure, IT
was said to-day that the statute nt
limitations would prevent any new
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-14

Washington. juno lathe United
states consul at Durango has report
ed to tho State Department anntbs-
Federal victory In Mexico. He saws
1000 revolu,ionists. undor General Ar
Hcmedo. who had raidcd san Miguel
dc Mosquitai toward the end of MAY.
were completely routed By the Fed
erals under General Banquet at Puris-
ina, In the eastern par. of the State
OF Durango. near the Zacatecas line.
The consul further reports that the
situation is otherwise quiet and that
"a broad service is regular
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-14
TO VA. BEACH
WITHOUT CHANGE

Next Sunday morning and continu
ing every Sunday morning until fur
Their notice. the Norfolk and Western
VIII operate through coach to Vir-
ginia Beach. carrying pass TO
that famous resort without chanra ~
cars. This coach will be attached TO
the Atlantic Special" leaving Rvrd
Street Station at $40 every sunday
morning The Cannon Ball" train
tween Richmond and Norfolk The
round trip fare is only $3.50, and good
on both trains.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-14
SISTER OF MILLIONAIRE
TO HANDLE HIS FORTUNE
Miss Chrisf!na Arbucklc, Seventy
Two Years Old, to AdmInistcr
S35,0OO,O0O Estate.

New York. June 13.--AIiss Christina
Arbuckle. sister OF the late multi
millionaire. John Arbuckle. has been
added to the list of women who are
now administering some of the coun-
try's greatest fortunes.
In an opinion handed down by Sur
rogate Herbert T. Ketcham. the pc.
tition OF Miss Arbuckle. hled shortly
after the death OF her brother last
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-14
ANCIENT FEUD AT END.
A Mccoy Indorses DR.. HntHeld's
C,nndldncr for GnNernor.

Bluefeld. W. Va. June l3.-That
thu Haticld Mccoy feud. one OF the
oldest and bloodiest in the history OF
the West Virginia Kentucky border.
has ended for all time was indicated
to-day when Or. n. j. HATFIELD cousin
%. Devil Anse" Hatfield, leader of the
Hatfield clan. received a telegram from
\. j. Mccoy leader of the Mccoy
faction. indorsing his candidacy for
Governor OF West Virginia. The tele-
gram was dated at Princeton. w. Va.
and read:
Greetings TO DR.. Hatfield from a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-14
One Man Killed in Boston Fire

Boston, June l3.-One man was kill
cd and damage estimated at s5o.OUO
was caused by Are that broke out
IN Portland Street paint and var
nish shop early to-day. Hubert John
the roof of a nearby building and was
killed. Three hotels in tho vicinity Of
tho blaze We're threatened Eyplo
sions OF chemicals made the hre dan
gerous to ARht
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-01

Gbberufen. DGmit iit Der angeitrebte
ausglein dbermdls eefheitert.
Die beutihen 0ertreter ipdrten bds
Weitere ab. Shon felt eeraumer 3eit
mar es offenbor gefDorDen. pdB bic
5fhe6eu gar tein 8tbiirfnib ndh Ell
mem ausgleif nit ibren beuti6en
Gonoesgenoifen bdben. Die Werhdnos
lunsen iino bic reiHite ppiie gerpsten.
. as oene5oIaniihe 4abi-
net reitgnirt.
Caracas, Benepela, 80. spril
Ins nenesolaniid)en anbinet bat am
0ienitag reiignirt, aus peltyen 8riia.
ben lit porlaufig nid1t befannt.
.Dic Raitag Bro5eiiion
in Barisperboten.
garis, 80. april. Die fran3oii.
ide Regieriulg bat Die abbaltimg Der
Wiaitas.8roseiiion perboten, Die bon
Der aagenieinen arbeiterio0eration
fir WhttiuofI gepIant lDoroe mar
ino Die lid pom 8ertoone Blas aus
IN geDeguna iesen iollte.
Iie 5ruppen babeu Die itrengiten
gefeble erbalten, oie 4Sro3eiiion 5u
perbinbern.
er "aonig Ranuel IN Der
2 d)m ei3.
Bern. Shmei3, 80. april Der
friibere aonig Ytanuel BON GortugaI
beftnoet iidl bier, INN 5eIlung fiir ein
9teruenleroen gu imfen. alth ieiI
Sntel, Der 5er3og Don Orleans, tam
fiirslih bierber uno Die 9eioen unter.
nabmen 5uiauunen Ausfliige IN bic
gerge.
Die am.ritanif6en 0es
pehre 3urutgsseben.
Werito, 80. april. Der goup.rs
neur bes gunbess9 9iItritts bat am
Dienftas cine GrtlGruns nit ge5us auf
bic BeihIdsnabns pon 30 0eipebreH
eeseben, bic 3u ben iaufeno gebortsn,
bic bon Der ameritaniiGen Resierung
on ben Botihofter Dilion uno fir ben
gebrauh Der ameri.anihsn Rolonie
hitrer sei1idt fporoeH tpareu. Der
9ouoerueur srtldrt, bab bic Gebeim=
poIi5ei neusroings gefebl erbaIten bdtz
.e 3u perbinoeru. bab Daffen in bic
5dnos Der ReuOIutipndr.n gelansten.
uno bic 8si6Iagnabme unt.r oieism
gsfehI .rfoIgt lei. Gr iagte aber, oab
er auf Griuteu beg dmsriinniiden
gotI6afttrs bic Grlnubnib CUR p.itss
zen gerthetIung Der gepehrs s.ben
tperoe, ieIbit an 4msritoner, bic aubers
bdlb Der 6auptitnbt ppbnsnr Die ON
WOntds toufis5irieH Getpebre iinb sus
riidqeoebsn poroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-01
Jn(anogclegrap6
SeIbit nj orb.

Gouispille, ap., 80 gpril. -
Gin Rann 9tamens VI. s. Stifi.
bauer, 3S Sabre alt urlo anfSeineho
aus Biftsburg. tpuroe am Dtontag
abenb. on neutrality-suspicious. lei.
oeno. auf Der StroBe auigelsien uno
IN cIH 5oipital gebrafyt, no er balo
mad, WitterHatt itarb. sSn elmer
Roftnid,e puroe bic abihrIft zines
Sfciounasoetrets geimoen, bas lei.
ne Srau erlangt bate uno Elm Brief
BON ibr. in Dem Tie ibm ntittbeilt, boB
lie oafiir iorgen tperoe, oaB er nit)t
eines Sages aui einen ArnleHfriebhoi
beeroigt iperoe. fpenn er fortfnbrt, ein
religioies 2ebea Su fiibren.
Ratde3, WiH., 30. 4pril. Der
Rihtsr Thomas Reber, 90 Sabre all,
bat iiA bier erfboHen. Der Wann
bate in LETTER 3sii on GeoGhinibs
ihtrdhe selittsn unb befiirhiete, irr.
finnig 3u tperotn.
Rihttr Reber mar aus Sanoustp,
Sbio. sebiirtis uno tam pGbreno oes
9iirsertrieses init Der unions 4rmee
Hnh otm Siioen. Gr ipislte in Der
Staatspoliiit cine Role.
e hninoler perurtbeilt.
Rem Yort, 80. 4pril. Sumuel
Roller pon kr Broabnan Bargain 60.
plaibirts am Disnitoe i6ulois. nit BE.
nubuns Der poit ausipdrtise aauflsute
um Waoren i'm Wsrtbs bon ne5r ais
100000 befhpinoelt gu baben. auf
cine AHflngt bin tpuroe aollsr BON
Rifisr 6oIt gu einsm Jabr 3u4ibaus
perurtbeili. p1breno in 8seug ouI ans
bere 4nfloeeu bic gsrurtbeiluna am
I. Mai .rfolsen luirb. Trsi WitihuIs
bise aollers plaibirtsn nihtihuloig.
eouifianasgentenarfsier.
Rem Orleans. Ca, 80. april.
Der Gtaat 3ouiiiann fsisrts am
Dienitaa bic 100. Wieosrtebr Res Ia
ess feinsr aufnabms in bic linton. Sss
tretdr Rnor par Der Ebrsnsait unb in
Ieinsr Geisuffaft bsfanben iih pisle
Diplomatsn unb StnatsmGnner osr
mittel. une characterization Rspublis
ten. Die 0ouperneure mehrerer Gahs
barItaatsn unb bie Cffisisre Der
Rrisgsfdiffs .Rsbrdsta" uno Rem
6ampfbirs" bsfanben Iid unser ben
Gdiisn. Die Jsier ionb in Dem biitos
riifxn gpbiIpo Gebdice. bas pcn ben
Gpanisrn srrihtet tporosn mar. jtait.
gluf benz Sadfon Squars ipuros bon
fri. glariiIe gldpbrrne. cine gnfeIin
bes erItsn goursrneurs. bic oItz fyahne
sntfcItft, wsl6e Dor bunoers Sabrsn
Iias 0sobpatss bsnutt bats.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-01

q no gorf, 30. 9lprIl. Ibgeg.:
9olturuo nod Gotteroam; Goiieriu
g(uguItc @ictoria uah 6anlburq;
8otsoam mad, Rotteroam; Saiier
g9ilhelm ii. noh Bremen; Brin8eB
2Srene nad 9teapeI; Cant Auna nudl
WtorIetle.
9lugef. San BuglieIuo BON Weiii-
ma; aaIier @Ilhelm Der 8roBe BON
Bremen; 5inIauo uop Bremen,
D}ur5eiIlc augef.: 8eruouid
BON Rep 9orf.
Abqeg. Canada nad 9telp gort
eapeI. glbgeg.; Gaormtna
mad, 9tcrp 2)orf
gtuqef. GoLnbria DON Retp g)orf.
2iDernool. 4ngef.: WlQuretu-
mia Don 9tctp 9orf
abqeg iSranconia noh Bolton.
2onoon. abaes.: Qscania nnb
Quebec.
goit II. aueef.: @raf 8diberiss.
ban aswkYrG na4 RaItrnores
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-01
Wetterberidjt.

Sir Gbio nno 6as tpeitlidc
9eilniplponien: Shones, iparmeres
Better am Mittipod). am GoHneriiag
tribes imo tp1rmeres Wetter; uerdn.
berlide, rind) Siio. ilno SiiooIt itrit'
idlIaaeube g2in0e.