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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-10-08
FAIRFIELD.

Clarence Scammon of Providence, II. /
formerly Of this town. was calling on
friends in town, this week
Marshall Hayes. William Hayes and
James Atkins. are at New, York, this
week, attending the baseball series.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles l.awry will leave,
Wednesday morning, for af ew days vis-
il at Boston with relatives and friends.
y. Lincoln Reed, whe for the past
three years. has been employed as clerk
at w. +, Crawford's, has severed his
connection with that company. and en-
tered the employ of the Learned Poole
Co, where he will he pleased to serve his
friends in the future
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Goodrich have re-
turned from a short visit at. Clinton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Lawry ana Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Ebln will leave.
Wednesday. for a few days hunting trip
at Holbrooke
Mrs. V. j. Bennett has returned ia
Portland. after a several weeks visit IN
town and vicinity.
Ralph Spaulding and Herbert Knowles
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-10-08
Mrs. Nina BlaisdelI.

On the eve of her return to her home
in Franklin Mrs, Nina Blaisdell. aged
50, was stricken with apopexY and died
suddenly. Tuesday afternoon. at the
home of her brother. G II Williams, !
North street. She came to Naterville
two weeks as5, and was to have return
ed. Wednesday, after completing n very
enjoyable stay at her brothers home
The deceased was the widow o. the late
Charles Bl4isdell of Franklin and is sur
vived. besides her brother. by one daugh-
ter, Mrs. Mona Lawson Of Bar TIarbor
who had the misfortune to lose her only
child, Monday. Tie remains viii be
taken to Bar Harbor, on als ea4lt train,
Wednesday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-10-08

His desire for eel fishing has just cost
Vede Lashus $50. 1t happened this way;
Vede was out fishing one night recently
on Messalonskee lake. Night is the best
time for eel fishing so he set sail III a
little boat and anchored well off shore.
Vede had fine luck. He pulled in some
big ones and some put up a plucky fight
before they were finally landed, and il
was while in one of these battle royals
that Vede thinks he lost his So. He car
ries his poclletbook in his inside vest
pocket, and it is the natural conclusion
that while he was leaning over the boat
struggling with n big one. his wallet
took cold morning plunge and never
rose to the surface, Wei. anyway.
vede didn't have his pocketbook when
he returned next morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-10-08

The 18Th annual Winslow Grange fair
will open ut the Grange hall. at 10 A. NJ,
Wednesday The exhibit Will include
practically everything that is seen al
the big fairs. cattle. sheep, swine, poul-
try. pet stock. vegetables, fruit and
fancy work. a feature of the morning
exhibits will be baby show at II
u clock In the exhibition halt ball
game will be enc of the afternoon at
fractions. Other outdoor sports includ-
ing races will also take place Dinner
will be served in the dining hall for
those who come from affair." and the good
time will culminate with grand ball in
the evening. with music furnished ~
Drews orchestra. Zee cream. cake and
fruit will be on sale during the day AND
evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-10-08

\ weeks jubilee in honor of the 18th
hundred anniversary of the Edct of Mi
Ian. whereby the Emperor Constantine
declared the Catholic religion to be the
faith of the time. is now being held in
the church of st. Francis de Sales. Faith
er Charland ana Father Nornorgues. as
sisted by Father Rondeau of Lewiston
are conducting the services. which con-
sst of mathis. sermons, benedictfon, ros-
airy and visitations Of the church. The
first three days of the week are being
devoted to women and the last three
will he given over to the men.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-10-08

have entered the employ of the Fairfield
Grain Co.
Miss Effie Coker. who received serious
wounds when her left foot was caught
in the elevator at the Emery Brown Co.,
Waterville. several days ago, is reported
as not quite as well
Fred pooler. who has been confined to
his home for several weeks suffering
from rheematsm, is able to be out
Miss Ella Parkin has returned 10 Au-
gusta after short stay in town called
here by the illness of her mother, Mrs.
James Parkin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-10-08


According to Colonel c. Med. Town
send, OF the United States corps of en-
glneers, it is generally accepted that
the leaves falling from forest trees as
they decay form a humus which has
large capacity for absorbing water.
II requires from twenty to fifty years
to produce good forest growth, and a
century for the leaves of that forest TO
decay in sufficient quantities to pro-
duce the humus which will be salts
Factory as an absorbent of rainfall. 1t
Is therefore apparent that even under
the most extravagant claims of fores-
try advocates reforestation as a means
OF reducing flood heights requires the
conversion of too much farming land
INTO Wilderness to be practicable.
The waste land that can profitably be
converted in area to produce an APP
preciable effect on tioods.-Electric
World.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-10-08

Breakfast with bacon Cor meat is a
modern invention. Down to almost re-
cent times man was a two-meal-a- day
animai-dinner and supper. A fifteenth
century proverb babe him rise at A.
NJ, dine at 3 A. NJ, sup at s p. NJ. go
to bed at P, NJ, and thou shalt be
ninety and nine" The Oxford die
tionary gives 1863 as the date OF the
first mention of breakfast" For
centuries afterwards it meant only
the morning draft of ale. with or With
Gut bite Of bread. Everybody then
Set about his work fasting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-10-08

The condition OF Frank DUDE, who was
shot through the abdomen. Sunday night.
on the Sidney road was about the same,
Tuesday. as the day preceding He is
still in 4 serious condition at the Sisters
Hospital and has been deirious the
greater part OF the time. a turning
point in his condition is expected, either
Tuesday night or Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-10-08
Gard of Thanks.

We wish to thank our neiehbors and
friends, also Jeanne pare y. nj II. and
the Brotherhood of Railway station EN-
ployes for their kindness during our re-
cent bereavement. also FOR the MANY
beautiful flower
NEAD N0EIER,
MILL LILLIAN r. NOLIER.
MR. AND MRS. Jos JOBBER.
MIR AND MRS. JOS. NADEAE.
MR.. MAXIM TURMIE AND FAMILY,
MRS. AEFHONSE AUDET.
MISS CAROLYN JoBBER.
MISS ELIZABETH JOBBER.
MISS ALMA JOBBER.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-10-08

Under the auspices of C5burn Classical
Institute. George Herman a professional
reader will appear. Tuesday evening, in
one of his characteristic readings of
rip Van Wrinkle" Mr. Herman WAS
associated with the famous Joseph JEFF
ferson for several years which would in
no small degree qualify him to interpret
such role Special form of ticket will
be issued to students
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-10-08

| tee with power to act A letter from
| the Keyes Fiber Co, concerning the
| maintaining of hYdrant near its
plant was referred to committee on
| fire department.
A lengthy communication from the
| Chamber Of Commerce bringing out
special steps the Chamber deemed ne
oessarY IN bringing about a better
condition Of buildings with the view
of minimizing danger from fire and
| Of holding inauests or inquiries after
each fire II was voted to have fire
committee take mp the matter with the
Chamber Of Commerce.
Charles Ross submitted an agree
ncnt saving he would rid city trees
eli brown-tail moths for $500 motion
was carried for that, 4 committee. con-
sisting Of Aldermen Meservel, idc-
Gam, E'innemare. Alien and Bonfgess
to consider the matter. Orders for
guide posts and licenses for auto Vehi-
eles were referred To street commits
sioner III former case and Marshal
Baxte~ III latter
Henry Mathew, who has been com
blained Of as Being a fit subject for the
insane asylum and upon the recon-
nrndatien If DIS Bison and DesJar-
dns, was committed To the Augusta
instit.tior.
George r. Butler was elected weigher
of ice, coal and hay. \ Joint eenEea-
ton of the council and aldermen was
called to consider the erection OF new
schoolhouse. The original oPtiation
was 81 .ea0 and in signing thc' contract
tho auuoiuted committee exceeded that
amount and it will be necessary TO eN-
pend si9oa additional for the equipment
The city government feels this too great
a burden t. put on the city at this time
vet il is necessary 10 erect substantial
building. No definite conclusion was
reached and the meeting was adjourned
until. next Monday night, in order TO
give the committee and the board oppor-
tunity 70 Investigate and see in villa:
way tire difficulty may he femediei.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-10-08

In order to avoid further damage to
the revolving doors ON the new post
Office. chain will be placed at each OF
tie doors after Z. NJ, the closing hour.
This will prevent anyone from entering
the wings of the doors and forcing the
bracing out of place, as has been done
in some instances in the past.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-10-08

The Foresters of America will hold a
Whist party and dance at their hall on
Temple street Friday evening, Oct. 10.
Music will be furnished by Harlows
orchestra.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-10-08

An old-fashioned singing school, teach
ing the elements of music to adults VINO
we're not favored with musical eoaca-
ton in their youth. is being conducted
by Rev. l.. G. March at the Christian
Advent church. At present there are
about 20 members in the class
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-10-08
LOCAL NOTICE.

The ladies' Of the Benton Epworth
League will seree a Harvest supper at
Benton Town House hail, Thursday
evening. oct. 9, At 6 O'Clock After the
supper the comedy. a Love of a Bon
net" VIII be presented by local tai
ent. a social Will follow. octgd2t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-10-08

Mrs. Roy G. Taylor of Briarcliffe, n.
y, is a guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Tibbetts. Benton Station
Miss Grace Savage is serving her APP
premiership at Mrs. w. w. Bigelow' s
millinery shop.
DR. Arthur \. Downs went to Portland.
Tuesday morning, where he will undergo
a surgical operation for a carbuncie in
his nose.
Miss Mary A. Parkin, stenographer for
Senator Charles \. Johnson at Washing
ton is in town called by the serious Ill
ness Of her mother Mrs James Parkin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-10-08
Unclaimed Mail.

Men-Harry G. Bean, Harry II. Coro.
Hold Cook, f. G.. clark, Timothy Canty,
j. r. Drummond, Joseph Douais,
George Daviault. soog Fulare, CIR.
Amer. Realty Co.. w. T. Gianer, BY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-10-08

Work actually began, Tuesday, on the
new sehoo!house at Walnut street ana
College Avenue. MeserVeY ana Wftflains
are the contractors and the supervising
architect is George Bague, local repre-
sentative for the i. a. Patterson Com
pany
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-10-08

The track in front of the railroad sta
ton is nav being raised to the level of
the platform. This will increase the
grade about one foot, but viii enable
the mechanics to lay an extension plat
form ON a level with the tracks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-10-08
Robbins Robinson,

Fred Robbins son of Joseph and Mar
jorie Sawyer Robbins of Deer Isle, and
"A machine tender at the pulp mill. and
Miss Doris NJ. Robinson, daughter OF
Joseph II. and Lillian tAmes) Robinson
of Milo. Were united in marriage. Mon
day, Oct 6, by Justice of the Peace Har-
old Il. Weeks
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-10-08

The regular meeting IF Dorothy Dix
Tent, Daughters Of Veterans, will be
held, al 80 Wednesday evening in
q. A. T. hall. Business Of importance
viii he discussed and a full ATTENDANCE
Is requested.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-10-08

Mrs. Eugene Hale wife Of Senator
Hale of Ellsworth, accompanied BY a
maid and chauffeur stopped off in Water
vile. Monday evening. and continued her
auto journey, Tuesday. ia her home from
Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-10-08

Miss Sadie Woodman, stenographer for
DR. Cragin, is spending her vacation in
Boston and vicinity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-10-08

John Percival and John Weber left
Tuesday, to attend the American Bank
ers' Convention in Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-10-08

Miss Alice Donovan has returned fron
a brief visit at her home in Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-10-08
WATERVILLE NEWS

]. b. Coyle left, Tuesday, on short
business trip to Ellsworth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-10-08

A Harvest supper will be served, from
5 to 730 r. NJ, Friday, at the Universal
list church.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-10-08

T.. H. Emery II Eoethbay liarbei
was business visitor. Tuesday II
WaterYllle
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-10-08

IyraG E. New ii Portland made a
business trip t. this city, Tuesday af:-
efnnnn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-11

SntereIiunt iit Der 0ant,
Den Elm nationaliberaIsr g(baeoronstsr
i'm preuBiihen GbgspronsteubauIs BEN
oeutihsn Sprdhpsreiu pufur abasitats
tet bat, oab er ben 8eiebentpurf, bic
Wdf1erbauten betreffenp, in Iprahliher
ge3isbuna gereinigt bat. Die 2lnsrtsns
nung fdno algemeinen geifal Die
arbett oes gereins beitano in einer
lleberieburq aus benz sSuriItsns
Dsutidb, bas aus etnem 9oneIomerat
BON 5rsmopDrtern urb Sta6teliGg n
beiteht in reines, oem 8Olte peritanbz
Iides 9eutit, Die Qrbeit III aud IL
dnoerer 8e3iebuug gu i6dssR; IL
bringt oem beutiden 9oIte gum Be
tpuBtisin, lpeI6en grobeu ShaB ss an
'etner Sprads bsfigt. 9as fpirb ] st
nod niht gang mad 9sbiihr ospurbigt.
9Ich ilnmer beftebt in ben iocsnannt n
ae6iloeten 2reiIen Die Nsi1ung,
Trembporter an SteQe BON be0eutsno
ausorudspoleren Wprten Ger osutihsr
Spra6e su benuben. gum Sfeil mag
pas aud barar Iieqen, baB bt, Tsuts
fhen mehr ais ieoe anoere Rdtion Iih
nit fremoen SprdteH beitGftidsn uno
in 5oIgs osiIen ousldrbiife Rebepens
oungen uno W6rtsr in ihre Ulutterz
fprafe siHiidern Iaifeu. SfiLer las
fehr rpenig fremoipra6lihe gater aus
5ur6t, oaB feline beutits 4usbrudss
neTie bdrunter leioen t0nnte. a6er
oa Die 5anoeIss SntereTsn geThdftiz
1ung nit iremnen Spraten unpers
meiolih MAIDEN, fouts bob barauf ges
0uat genommsn peroea. mDgIiaIt cine
8erunrsinigunq oss 0eutihsn su per-
meioen. aJn pieler geSiehung If aua
Der urterriht in ben bsutIten 6oteycn
Shuleu fir nie'e Sprd6menqerei Der
antportlih gu MAIDEN. oSn 7Folqe Der
ousgsoehuten geffdftieunq nit frans
zen Sprahen piro Der llnterritt in
osr 0sutIhen psrnahIdiiigt. Won ssrz
9lieoert nit Der Qrobtsn geiHlihteit
srishiihe. lateiuiibe, fran30Tihe uRb
englif6e SprsApefisn, alein i'm 9euts
ifen beanlat man I6 nit Der set
tire BON alafiiterH unb eas atFdisbt
in ho6it unaeniiasnbsm Mabe. Sn Der
W}uttsrfprahe liegen 8eiIt unb 2sb.u
elmer Ration unb ss III unpsrantports
lib, 'ie 8u 9uHIten trgeno elmer luosz
ren Spra6e 81 bena6tteilisen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-11

5it IN 8nniien Der Giusemeinonus
ppn ct. gsrnaro nno Hpr,uooo.

T1upor Sunt, ser bisher Inn Gro.
brn uno gon3en pou Der annerion
benadborter Grtifaiten uid)ts piiien
ipoIlte nnh aus bieier gniidi iiber Die
aunerionsirage ME ein Sehi nenatt
lat. iii nuoereu Sinnes aefporbeu.
Rat16en er geitern nit Dem Stnot-
nnpalt @ettrnon nno bein Ssngenieur
8ioR arnolb bon Chicago. ben Ger.
faiIer Der gIdne fiir Die proieftirte
.,Soop", cine 3our iiber Die Strefe
peinadt hotte. iiber lpeIf)e Die .Goop~
gcilen iol, erfl1rie Der piirgermeiltsr
iid aan5 euiitieben 3u gnniten Der
gingemeinbuna pom Ct. Bernard, On.
init oui oieie @eiie bic Stnot Die
abiolufe aonfrolle iiber ben aanaI
unb oas amnlbett erbaIte, bo he.
fnnRtIid) Die oSoop" i'm RnnnI5ett
bis uad, Ct. Bernard birniis eefiibrt
iperoen iou.
I'm, rpenn nloaIid,, cine einge.
meinoun9 bon ct. Bernard terbeisu-
fiibreH, ifyrieb Der 9iirgerlneiiter oe-
tern Qafluittaa einen @riei an
Serrn Gecrse 8. 1ieterle, Der be.
fannilit an Der Spise bes Riirgcr.
temmittees iieht, bas fir elm 4roB.
Gincinnai arbeifei anb eriudfe Serrn
EisterIe, cine apitntion 3u @Initen
Der gingemeiollng BON St. Bernard
in Die Dege su Ieiteu.
5Ieifseiiia iprnd) iidl Serr snnt
oudl Al Giiniten Der anHerion DON
Rcripoob aus unb ond, in oieienr
Gimme oilrfte iehr boIo lpieber cine
aampaene in's Sebeu ger,Iisn !Der.
Aeft
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-11
Der Ztabtratb.

Iie heutipe Sieilng oes Gtnot.
rotbs oiirfte fid, gnns aeipaltia III ore
Q1nac sieben. 6enn neben ben lehr
sdhIreitb urterbreiteten neiien antrn.
gen urtb Groinnn3en bot bic Veboroe
ouh nod eineu 1beil oes periiuns
Ger leeten Sisuna sn erleoiaer. bic
befannilid faIi nusihIieblih odsn
nermenoet ipnroe, nm Die Sroinnn3
nnsunehmen, peld,e cine Meorganiil-
rung oss Strabenbobnoienites por'
itehf.
Inter ben neiien antr1gen uno
Grcinansen, Die beute oorliegen iper'
oen, befinben lid, bic folgeHben.
Cine pcn Serrn Sobn MeiD Qef
einpereidhtc Crbinon3, fpeIf)e ole &C.
peIiIu1drttise Eroinon3 onlenoirt, bic
| iifI dnf Die geiiimmlnaen besiehi,
unter ipcIfen Nanfen nIs Tepoiito'
rien fir it1otiid,e BeIoer i,inatrer
tiirfen. Serrn Red's Grbinans be.
iiimmt. bob ais Giherbeiten nat
gcunintonSs hinterIegt iperben biir'
fen, mdbrcno iofpeit Die Nnufen MIR
9er. Staaien gonbs nn6 It1btiihe
gonbs ola Gihtrhsi.en sebsn biirfen.
Serr sc gIono miro benntrnfef',
ScB bic QubIic Serpiee Gonrmiiiion
oufaeforoert ipirb, be3itpIid, Der vi.
penutreu3rng an Der earref Strabe
cine llnieriiidpung nn3ulteIlen uno oie
|roitiaen MnBnahmen sa treffen. on-
nit bort 3Im Sf,iise Der RaiInnicn
goriidasmnbreaeln aetroffen. reip.
ron Der 8enninInnllia gabn @dd)ter
| itationiri iueroen.
Serr Sabertorn miro beanfrugea,
oob on Der EDcnmore Etrnke. s,Dis
iden Der 2ibertu Strabe luro Der au-
burn aueuue on Stelle bes ge9en.
n1rtigen goditeintrottoirs elm Jro:.
fcir aus aiinftiieiiien geieai miro.
Scrr Qllliepen piro cine Groinnnj
einreiden. ipeItc cine 8erldneerlma
Der Eolernin anenle Sirobenbnhn'
Iinie BON Der girainia slpenue bis
,nr 8nrp sfoao noriiehf. siiinrnFHen
nit elmer getition Der Griinobeilber
unb 9apobner Der betrefienoen Wo6-
tdrifaft Inn bieie 1erIdnserling.
Tie SoipitnIfonniiiare tuer6er
6ornm nofiufen. onB ibreu Der Heit
Ger gonbausgabe, pelfe bon ben
W1blern fir ben 9ou bes neusn
SoipiiaIs fir Sfspinoiiihtise iarf.
t;onirt tuirbe, sur Veriiisnna peiteIit
niro. Gs hanbeIt iid, hierbei Inn bic
Sun,ne pom S340, 900, oa bic Rom.
mifi1re bereits $4,000 BEL elmer fri.
teren 8eIeeeHbeit fir Bororbeiten er.
hcIfen hntter.
GfIteblih liest nod elm Shreibsu
ron Germ Charles Y. pebretti Dor,
in trelf)em er baritm na6ilidt. oo'3
Die Stan5rrn slpenue In peoreiti
4pe. uurpetnlift spersse.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-11

Neg fiibrt an sinsm nldhiigen luarss
fsIlen SiIberner Mnnn NIT gleahilas
miasm Reitourant ppriibsr uno tbeilt
Iih b0nn: IintB Gin brtiitr etiDas
beouemsr sebaiiter Mea, rehts en-
tlippenreider. absr 1ubsrIt icpuifhsr
anfIiies nurd bic sletne Renne. -
Wer eiten fpsiiertn Riidipeg nebnsH
min, beiufe pom 6cieI mai1erfan
Gteinerne Rsnne aus ben beiteigbarsn
Cttpfels uHb ipanbsre burd bas
Z 9bumtublsniboI mad gnhnbof 6oHes
robe suriid. lSnssslammt Drei Giuns
ben mea, Renne nllein 1t Stunoe.)
ghdrIottenIuf.
Wer Wsrniserooe In fsiner aanSen
qusbebnuna NIT ben bdrsbtrs,n
It,auen min, unternehme foletnben
Ssloipassrsdns: Dom WtftsrntbDr
bic sslIsnburatritrabt binous bis gum
gdbnp6rierb6usten, bier rsfis bsn
SeIoipsa biz 3u elmer JeIofheuns, bas
binter red1ts mad ben 1eid,en 3u. an
pieTsn sntIana Bic auf ben gedtnftecs
tertpeq. GieTtn pefcIai man iinis
ouindris sur GbarloitenIuf. Grid
blid.) 5iutsr btefer (5iiritlid,s Tafas
nerie) fiihrt retts Elm Jelbpes CUR
ShmneieIner ghuuHes biniiber. anf
treId)er man (Raitpun.t bic .5tihs
miihIs~ 3ur Staot Buriittsbrt (;ufams
men brtt Etunhsnl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-11
Gterblidbf feitsbertdbt.

Sobannd Econ. II. 2647 Columbia
ape.. 5trsleion.
Caroline 9eitsl. IA. 1773 WsfpOoo
sfpe-. 6ersltintn.
Jobn Eiffmeper, 58, 1747 6caos
man Mpe.. 4isrenIsioeu.
Dipla Ronis, "a. TAG 90. 9. 4pe..
S6arlahfisbtr.
1tref, Grau. 2. 429 Belts Ctr,
5ubsrtuloie.
Usartin 6umnsl. SO. 15. uno Gin
eit1be, 2unsentsiinbuHs.
Sobn Qaplor, IA. 1889 Dublep
Girab.. Sirnboussntslnbuns.
Eenrp Raplor. 4, 1889 DubIs9
Sirabe. 6irnbaui.ntoiinbuns.
Grneft Stanlen. 26. 321 Osorss
SircBe, 5nqueit in S6m<bs.
eunise asapiti. GO. 1348 G9apsI
Eirobe. MISUNDERSTANDING.
George Bislsr. 58. Zip Greemau
slts.. Roft.
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