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The Detroit times., 1913-01-21
Qualifications of Electors

The following is a true copy of Sec
ton l OF Article OF the Constitution
OF the state as amended, which fixes
the qualifications OF electors:
Section 1. "In all elections, every
male inhabitant OF this state, being a
citizen OF the United States every male
inhabitant residing I'm this state on the
twenty fourth day OF June eighteen
hundred thirty-hve, every male inhabi-
tant residing In this State on the first
day OF January. eighteen hundred fifty
EVERY MALE INHABGTANT OF
SIDED IN This STATE FIAT f FOR Gtfso TWO We
YEARS AND SIX MONTHS PRIOR TO
THE EIGHTH DAY OF NOVEMBER,
EIGHTEEN HUNDRED NINETY
FOUR, AND HAVING DECLARED HIS
INTENTION TO BECOME A CITIZEN
OF THE UNITED STATES TWO
YEARS AND SIX MONTHS PRIOR
TO SAID LAST NAMED DAY. and
every civilized inhabtant OF Indian de-
scent native OF the United States.
and not a member of any tribe. shall
be an elector and entitled to vote; but
no one shall be an elector or entitled
TO vote at any election unless he shall
be above the age OF twenty one years,
and has resided I'm the state SIX
months and In the township or ward in
which he offers TO vote. TWENTY days
next preceding such election
Provided, That In time OF war In
surrection or rebellion no qualified
eiector in tho actual military service
OF the United States or OF this state
or I'm the army or navy thereof, shall
be deprived OF his vote by reason OF
his absence from the township, ward
Legislature shall have the power and
shall provide the manner In which such
absent electors may vote, and Tor the
canvass and return OF their votes 10
the township or ward election district
I'm which they respectively reside or
OF ne rWlge
The Detroit times., 1913-01-21
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER
FACE SERIOUS CHARGE

PONTIAC, Mich, Jan. 21.-(Spe-
cial. Mrs. Eliza Erb, mother OF Mrs.
Hattie Brayman. who was placed un.
der arrest yeJ erday upon charge of
breaking and entering with intent to
kill, collapsed in the municipal court
following a grilling by the officers.
Later she was taken to Jail by Under
Sheriff Green where she Is detained
With the daughter. Mrs. Erb declared
that she purchased the chloroform at a
local drug store. but that she secured
It TO make liniment for her daugh.
ter's ankles. Mrs. Brayman and Mrs.
Orb will be taken into court this az
ternoon
The Braymans recently were burned
out, and Mrs. Erb claimed yesterday
afternoon that her son-in-law set the
house afire to destroy herself and
grandchildren.
The Detroit times., 1913-01-21
HASN'T ADOUBT
SHE CAN REFORM
STAGE MORALS
Miss Lummis, Head of Catholic
Theatre MoFemen,. Would
Create "Beard of Health
CARDINAL GIBBONS HAS
SAID 1T Is IMPRACTICAL
She Denies That Proposed Ban
on Immoral Plays Amounts
to Censorship

NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-Although
Cardinal Gibbons had publicly declar-
ed that the Catholic theater movement
was unpraetiel, Miss Eliza 0,Brten
Lummis. head OF the movement, an
nounces that her dream OF permRn-
Ont reform OF the morals OF the stGge
will become reality. The movement
has established headquarters in tle
Metropolitan building, and thee,
after an interviey with Cardinal Far
ley, she made public the program of
activities she has outlined far the re-
formers.
There is difference OF opinion be-
tween Miss Lummis and tie Right
Rev. Mgr Henry A. Brown, but she ex-
poets her plans TO be adopted by the
board or managers at its first Meeting.
Mgr. Brann wants a censorship Miss
Lummis doesn't believe in censorship;
she wants a board OF healCh."
Those Catholics who have no SYM
Eathy with the movement say, how
ever. that Ii is quite eviden. Miss
l.ummis intends that her organizatlCn
shall be a censorial commission, and
that no other conclusion can BE drawn
llOLH HtI OHlCldl
Miss Lummis says
II would assert quite positively that
ii is not our intention to establish a
censorship, religious OF otherwise.
Such a measure would lift the burden
OF responsibility from the shoulders OF
the people. where IL belongs, and
would not correct underlying cordi-
tons that at present make for appeal
TO our people, and however useful as
preventive Is not present remedy
for the situation.
1T Is our attention to appoint q
board Of supervisorse, who VIII re-
view worthy plays and urge discrim-
ination in the choice OF them. rhe
office OF this committee will be some
what similar TO that OF board OF
health. Ii will investigate moral con-
diuons in regard TO amusements ard
will use the rights OF citizenship to
demand for our people that civic
aInusements be clean and healthful.
The board will notify managers and
other responsible agents to correct OBJ
tectionable performances anil inter
ludes, and as It's decisions will 20 out
nationally through tho Associated
Catholic Press and other channels It
Is safe TO say that managers would
prefer approval to denunciation.
II quite gree with those who claim
that the taste OF the public has degen-
Grated and must be educated on par
aIlel lines. The education OF the critl-
NAL faculty in church congregations
and the formation OF an appreciat've
public for the drama will be as much
The Detroit times., 1913-01-21
Qualifications of Women
Electors

Sec II. In all school elections every
citizen OF the United states OF the age
OF twenty-one years. male or female
who owns property which Is assessed
for school taxes In the district. or
,yb, H. Tho parent or legal guardian OF
anv child Of school age Included In the
srtuuf census e,f said distrietr-aR who
has resided in said district three
months next preceding such election,
nall be a qualified voter.
Thp purchaser ~ land upon a long
contract who actually pays the taxes
mon such land and resides thereon
,nay vote AZ school elections. and
m,Igrc n husband and wife own prop
80 Jointly and same Is assessed for
srhooi taxes I'm the school district.
esrh r1v n otherwise qualified vote
upor aT questions including the ques-
tlon OF raising money
The Detroit times., 1913-01-21
acorpse' scares Watcher.

GAINESVILLE, Tenn. Jan. 21.-
Richard Drindlay, of Palmyra, Tenn.
went to yellow Creek TO visit and
while there was taken with collie AMI
after a few hours OF 81 I fling appar-
emily died. His wife was notified and
all arraugeIo Is made for burial, his
wife going with burial suit.
While alene-with the night
watchers they were astonished to
hear deep breath. and when they
approached the supposed corpse he
coughed once or twice aud opened his
eyes.
The watchers were so awed they
aroused the family, who went TO the
room to find the man sitting up In.
stead OF a corpse. Brindlay returned
homo.
The Detroit times., 1913-01-21
Crowded Cars
and Their Causes

One hears
task transporting the public and back
IN words
SHORT PERIOD OF TIME AVAILABLE
greater portion practically naturally
PoRTATION
So of crowded
practically
RIED AT THE SAME TIME
ca and jam
This
adds o the am in cars
twenty
questions maybe asked car
of the
behind Moreover
close together and closely together dare be
added lines would bar traffic from
had through the
each precedence
The
nd
the
evening crossing
Woodward it For
and the Michigan line This
t the waiting beyond the points of blockade
NOW TOO MANY IN THE HEART
handling
the would relief by adding
blockade within the period the
DETROIT UNITED RAILWAY
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NOTICE

All voters who enrolled at any time
during the year 1912, either on the
regular enrolment days, which we're
January q. 1912, and April LIST. 1912,
or nj the City Clerks office, ARE MOI
REQUIRED TO ENROLL AGAIN nm
less desiring TO change their party az.
fIiations Those who have moved into
other precincts should transfer their
enrolment to the precinct in which
thnu now reside.
The Detroit times., 1913-01-21
Enrolment Boards

The various boards Of election In
spectors provided for by the provision
OF the general election or other law
constitute the enrolment boards. The
said enrolment boards viii be in seS-
sion in every voting precinct in the
CITY Of Detroit
The Detroit times., 1913-01-21
d.. n. a l. sale Postponed Again.

Judge futile again postponed the
sale OF the Detroit. Toledo a. lronton
railway. Monday, setting the date for
ward from Feb. 5 TO April IL at the
request OF the bondholders' committee.
which is working out a reorganization
plan The sale will be held I'm Spring
held O. IL is stated that the road has
been operating upon much better
basis recently and IL Is hoped that II
may be rehabilitated.
The Detroit times., 1913-01-21
Saturday,
January Is

1919, at Z o'clock a. m. standard time
and will continue in session until s
o'clock p. m, standard time. continr.
ously on the day mentioned. for the
purpose OF making an enrolment OF
the names OF all qualified voters who
apply for enrolment as members o.
any political party.
The Detroit times., 1913-01-21
Women May Enroll

Sec. | of Act 1863, Public Acts OF
1911, provides that women who are
entitled TO vote AZ ELECTIONS
FOR SCHOOL INSPECTORS, which
will be held April I. 1913, may also
vote at the nominating primary cleo
ton, March 5, 1913, II they are en-
The Detroit times., 1913-01-21

by general acclaim, were denounced
and prohibited by the several hundred
employer In their amustment hall"
The Detroit times., 1913-01-21

A strong magnifying glass to be
fastened to a thumb with a clip has
been patented In England to help q
person thread a needle.
The Detroit times., 1913-01-21
"eHE CAN MAKE
A CHERRY PIE"

But the chances are she can't
bake bread! It's simpcrt1nt to
know how to make bread. and
to be able to tell coed bread
when you meet It, face to crust,
even II you buy II all your life.
says Mrs. Norton In a fine. prac.
teal article written especially
for this paper.
The Detroit times., 1913-01-21
City Clerks Office.

To the qualified electors OF the City
OF Detroit.
In accordance with Act No. 2gI.
Public Acts OF 1909. otherwise known
as the Revised Michigan Primary
Election Law, notice is hereby given
that the District Boards OF Election
Inspectors OF the election districts be,
low named will meet as Enrolment
Boards in the Election Houses in tho
locations given below
The Detroit times., 1913-01-21
SATURDAY,
JANUARY rs, 1918

at o'clock in the forenoon and con-
tinuc in session until o'clock in the
evening at the election houses at the
following locations.
The Detroit times., 1913-01-21
WARNING
TO VOTERS

Your attention is called to the fol-
lowing from Act No 2S1 of the Public
Acts OF the State of Michigan:
The Detroit times., 1913-01-21
LOCATION OF ELEC-
TON HOUSES

The election houses in the said
seVersI election districts will be
located in the following places, to-
wit:
The Detroit times., 1913-01-21
ELEVENTH WARD.

First District - Larned street, be-
tween JOS. Campau and Chene streets
Second District-Cornsr Jos. Campsu
and Clinton avenues
Third District-Corner Jos. Campau
avenue and Waterloo.
Fourth District-Corner jos. Campau
avenue and Arndt street.
Fifth District Southwest corner
Grandy avenue and st. Joseph street
Sixth District-Corner Warren and
Jos. Campau avenues.
Seventh District-Grandy avenue. be-
tween Harper and Piquette avenues
The Detroit times., 1913-01-21
SIXTEENTH WARD.

SEW ENTEENTH WARD.
First District Corner Agnes ana
Sheridan avenues.
Second District-cornsr Van Dyke
and Agnes avenues
Third District-Cornsr Agnes and
Fischer avenues
Fourth District Corner waterloo
and Baldwin avenues
Firth Distriet-Corner Van Dyke and
waterloo avenues.
Sixth District-Corner Seyburn ara
Mack avenues.
Seventh District Corner Baldwin
and Gratiot avenues
Eighth District Corner Chippewa
an Gratiot avenues
Ninth DistrictACorner Holoomb and
Kercheval avenues.
Tenth District-vacan lot on Ksr-
cheval avenue west OF Pennsylvania
avenue
Eleventh District Corner Hoicomh
and Mack avenues
Twelfth District Corner Pennsyi-
vania and Mack avenues.
thirteenth District-Corner Holcomh
and Gratiot avenues
Fourteenth District-Corner Garland
and KerCheval avenues
Fifteenth District-Corner Lillibridgs
and Jefferson avenues
sixteenth District-Corner Hart and
Jefferson avenues.
EIGHTEENTH WARD
First District-Corner Green avenue
and Erie street
Second District Corner Portland
avenue and Harbaugh street.
Third District Corner Waterman
and Regular avenues
Fourth District Corner Lexington
and Central avenues.
avenue and Porter street. ~
sixth District-corner Norman and
I Pitt avenues. 49,.
and cllppert avenues
d.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-03-27
Unusual Offer to Our Readers

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As timely articles from the pens OF
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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-03-27
RETURNS ALL WEDDING GIFTS
cuatom Is on imposition. says the
Lord Mayor OF Norwich--Act
Creates Sensation.

London.-Arthur Samuel. lord may
OF Of Norwich, has created a mild SEN
sation by taking a determined stand
against the custom of giving wedding
gifts. Mr.. Samuel, who Is the young.
est man ever made lord mayor In
England. was married recently. He
is opposed on principle to the habit
of giving wedding gifts, and made no
exception in his own favor OF even his
wife's.
1T Is hard TO break the lance with
convention" said Mr.. Samuel. THE
majority of my friends knew my
wishes, fortunately, and took them Sc
riously. but others, who either had
not heard or did not believe my In
tention, sent gifts In the old familiar
way. They have all gone back
Mr.. Samuel explained that 1t had
been delicate matter.
Take the case" he remarked, or
a particularly handsome dressing case
with my monogram on most of the
articles in IT, / took 1t back with my
own hands in order not to hurt the do
nors feeling in any way. ] believe
he still cannot understand me. Tact
is certainly required in some cases.
ON other cases believe the peo-
pie imagine me mad People cannot
derstand how 1t Is possible for
anyone beyond the dream of Utopia
to refuse a gift.
personally l hold that If wedding
gifts must be given at all, they
should be given by the bride and bride
groom to their friends to signalize
their happy union, rather than the 9th
er way about have done this myself
to some extent"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-03-27
Little Doubt About II.

Married a month. young man told
the magistrate that his wife had done
the following things: Torn up the
marriage-certificate, pawned the ring.
torn up her wedding-dress, assaulted
him. She followed him to court he
added, but he managed to dodge her.
The Clerk: "You took her for better
or worse, and you seem to have got
the worse"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-03-27
City Teachers Examination.

The examinations for candidates
for certificates to teach in the White
Public Schools of Hopkiusville for
the next year, will he held in the
new High School building. April
18th and 18th. beginning at $50
O'Clock.
Colored applicants will be examin-
ed at the Clay Street building April
25th and 26th. beginning at the
same hour.
For further information. call Sup
erintendent's Office at the new High
School.
DAVIS A. CLARK.
Supt.
Advertisement.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-03-27
We are authorized TO announce
JAMES j. CHLORINE

as Republican candidate for uomina-
tion for Sheriff of Christian county,
subject to the action Of the Republi-
can primary August 2. 1918.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-03-27
We are authorized to announce
TOM CUSHMAN

as a Democratic candidate for Coun-
ty Assessor, subject to the action of
the primary election Augusta. 1913.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-09
Der 9ilbbouer Srantlin Simmons IN
Rom aeItor6sn.


sns bem Geutidlen 9 ei d..
berlin, s. Gej. slle 0cnentts
lino 0eriid)ernngen Dernlogen ore
llebcrseuaiina nidn su uerlheudfn,
haB ole Gtell,tng Or. b. getbmann.
Soliipegs id)per erihiittert lit. Cine
Iatenfe aanslerfriie lit ntbeonlgt
ncrHanoen nno oieielbe oiirftc afut
ineroen menn CO nadl bent ac'
ihIrb Der unteriiitung M 3abern
i'm 9leifstag pieoer .su einen SturiH
fomnt. Cur 9lblenfing oes oroben-
ben rleuen @etuitfers i'm Tarlnment
meroen groBe slnltrengunaen ae'
mad,f. aber bic nit ben garteiIiibrern
mlaetniipften llnterbanolungen haben
iit ioipeit fpenig erioIgreih erruieIel.
SeIbit menn es Dem anii5ler getb'
mann-Sollmes aeIinat, iidl porlaiflg
nod, auf fcincm Soften 3u beboilpteu.
iii isine Stellilra nadl Dem ihm er.
tbeilten acknowledgement WiBtrdiis
ensuotilm nni bic Gauer ilnbaltbnr.
(ss nnb ooher nit einem nidlt fernet
aan,lcripehiel aerehnet iperoen mo
Die sSraae, iper Der ~tonmenoe
m,ann" jein tpirb. miro nllgelnein er.
6rtert. slls Der annoioot oes aaiiers
iiir ben aansIerpoIien miro Der prell'
hiid,e 2anotuirtbifait5miniIfer 2r.
ssrcihcrr b. Sd,oriemer.sieier betrad'
tef. Iieiar Irebt Inn 3S. 9ebensinhrc
unS aiIt als auBeroroentiid) tiihtiser
unb cneraiihcr gerruaitunasbeanlier
ober er i'll amf bcm @ebiet Der aus
iuartiacn goliiif pollitanoig iremo.
groBes auficben erregt Die ncsl
Ser .Gorobcntid,en allgemeineli 3ei.
tuna" per5fientlifte Grtlarnng. bal
Der Jfeid,sfnnsIer bereits 5nr 3eit lei
ner criten alntnort nili bic Snterpel'
Iationcn i'm sfeihstag grieie BON
aniier bntte. in oenen WtaBnaDiliei
;iir oas Wfrbnlten Der 3iuII iino Dll
lifdrbehorocn iH Sabern aetroffci
moren. sniolse BON beitiaen 9opi
ihnlcrsen bate Der aansler. ME oo'
l,ed,cifisioie glntt nittbeilt, biei'
grieie ieboh total berseiien.
Tas gerbnIten beS Ian5lers ipnr
he nber am Waontng IN Meb BON Den
iosiaiiitiid,en abaeorbneten Gr. Geo
viii in elmer Reoe Dor ieinen aot
itituenten in nnberer @eiie erfIort
Gr oenicte namIih on, bob es ailF oi
Giumiiduna nes aronprinSen siiriId
sufiihrcn iei. CT ingte::
Fer aronprin3 nahm itarf gar
tel fin ons Rilitdr mno Itatfete aal 3
December nem aansler b. gctbmnal
aolImeg eingu geiild ab - oes
1oac. an oem Der aon6ler Die unbe
irieoiacnSc grfl1ruuaen i'm gicids
tag abgob. oie DDS WiBtrauensuotur
sur sSolee bate.
"Gie unbcitinniten aeuBerniiae
Ses annslcrs ar ienem Iaae ipnre
ohne 3peifeI aui ieincn @nnid, 81
riid5ufiihrcn, iosuobf ben ysiinife
6es aaiiers ais auh eenieniaen ie
nes Sohnes aereft Sit iuerben
Der ann8ler foil in De
0rnfenitanb erbo-
ben me ben.
aus petIdbIiher GuelIe ipiro q
MeInst, boB Der aniier feline spnpt
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Mber mie fonntet eShr.

slber mie fonntet 5 hr,
Der fleine Mar betrahtet itarneno
Ieiu baor- unb 5ohnloies neues Sru-
oerden. SflieBlit bridt er III bic
oentipuSoieen @orte aus: paber ipie
fonntet ssbr Guh 10 Elm unfertlges
GreulpIar Dom Storh Grbreben Iais
ien!"
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wetterberiAt.

Sir Ohio. snbiana ui,b bas
!peI.Iihe genninlpanien: Sfones gBet@
Ter am TitnIiao unb Mittipod,. Wid'
Gia ftarte ipsitiihc WinDe.
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lnb botten untertpegs einen grobsn
5beil Der miteenommenen 5a6s
i'm Stih laHen miiFsn.
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Die gipiliiten begannen am 2lbsno
iiber ben Rio Granbe su ieser,
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Wdbrenb bic 5ruppen unter Dem Sc
neral Wercabo Qnitalten treffsn,
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Der BUG Oer Ad6tlinge
Ser ant 80. Wppember bieStaot
gbibuabua in Wterifo
nerldnen
Sft nah e;nsm ecfabrnulien bes
fAmerlimen Wtarif bnr1
bic I9Ifte
Qm Montas in Siindsa an Der anlez
ritaniI6en grsn3e angetommen.

Die 5ruppen tpie bic GiDiliitsn tr1rsn
poIlftdubig eri6bpft.
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MuslanO. telegraph
Der oenf(de Aronprins
Spll ieine Gano in Der 3aberxz
AiIaire i'm Spiel sebabt
baben,
ilnb fir Sas iAspantenbe Uerbals
ten ces MeiHstanslerS Ders
amttuprtlid, getueSen iein.
asutnont bon sSoritner tpirb ieineE
Nbidieo erbalten.
Die GosiaIiiten i'm Reidstdg ipoasn
gerantiportIidteit oes Reihs@
ian3lsrs
---~se>-
sSiir bi, nunoiunsen oes aaiisrs psrs
ldngerl.
Gin nsues iransoiifhes aabinst bon
benz Genatcr 0oumersue
ssbilbet.
Cine aampa1ne gum StuB Der MI!
ben 5hiers.
g1ie bic slus!udnberune Gus DETER.
reid llnaarn Die Mebrtrdft Der
monarfie ifirddt.
Menoel 9siliB in aistp fortDabreni
bsbrobt.
Der 9iIbbouer Srantlin Simmons i
nn,,, noS4oyheu
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Der 1reis pom 2ebens t:
teln BON 8illa poreez
ifrie ben.

sSuarea. 8. 8ea. General Srana
cisco 9iaa bat am Montao eineu 8e.
fell erlaiIeu, baR in nm aanaeu, bon
Zen aonititutionaliIten beherrihtcH
0ebiet bic 2ebensmittel Al no.malen
8reiien pertauft neroen mu1en. Die
2dben in chihuahua unp anberen BON
ben Aebellen beiebten erDberen Stuoa
ten miiiien au BreiIen pertaufen, Die
bon 8eneral 8iIla poraei6riebea ner-
ben. Wiebrere nit 2ebensmitteIn Bee
laoene GiIenbuhnsiias iperoen an
Oieuitaa naa Der fait ua1a cIsae6un'
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6ambnra 5. 3es. 0as lent
bare 2uftltiff .SnfIen" irnf am
Moutaa Wiitng bier ein. nahoem q
Sic Toht In asFihrlidsr pciition In
;Frsien a,ponaia Ws<ilsn n5rsli& nor
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Der .YornGrts1. bas Organ Der
fcSialDtmoiraiiihen partei. iiinbiss
an. bab bic Gosia!iiten in Der Wubaeis
hsbaits. Die am DienItag i'm Reidstas
besinn.. Darauf teiieben psrntn, tab
bie UsrfoHuns in Der Meiie omsnoirt
,perasn fou, BAT hss Ran1IeS BEN
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lanae fie BON ben Re6enen in Rube
oelaiTen lperben. General 9illa bate
Sruppen sn ibrer 8erfolqunq aboe-
i6idt, lie batten o6er einen 8oriprunq
BON mebr als stpei 5aaen uno Die Ser
folger rparen niht i'm Stanoe, tie einz
auholen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-09
!. Cincinnati, oienitas. ben 9. oeirmber 1913

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isrs perantrportlid iein ioa, unb bab
Der Heihstag bic MbIeBung Des aanse
lers perlangen fann. Sie peroen cnt
perlangen, pab cine Griegsertld-ua5
bonn Retfstng sutgsbeiben fperoen
mub.
Senfationeller 9oppels
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-25
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Orders by Telephone. Telegraph. aero
gram, Mail or Gable. experienced shop
pers. as careful of your interests as your
self. will execute your orders, ''Muy
Pronto."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-25

NOFE-In al eases possible the RI
PasO stores Will prepay postage on
all orders.