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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1913-04-17

Samuel H. Nichols, formerly secre-
tary of state of Washington, and be-
fore that a republican leader in Mime
sofa, died Saturday, aged SO years.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1913-04-17
Cultivate the Local Market.

Much has been said about the need
less handling of goods and the amount
1t adds to the cost of products of the
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1913-04-17

Dispatches concerning market quo
tations, conditions and phases are as
follows:
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-03-18

field locality
However, speaking of timber coun-
try, they certainly have it here.
There are nine large saw mills here
which ship lumber to all parts of the
world, both by boats and train, two
of which run day and night. Besides
there are ship yards and industries of
almost every description. There seems
to be lots of work and wages are $3.50
and up. | saw one large steel vessel
loading lumber for Japan which held
two and one half million feet of lum-
Der. There are and s vessels load
ing here at one time almost steadily.
The climate is fine with no cold
weather; the grass is green all year.
But not much farming is done, it is
mostly truck farming and dairy. They
have 3 months rainy weather in win
ter but no cold weather
We stayed here two weeks and then
having seen our children and acquaint-
ances our thoughts began to drift
back to our home in Minnesota. We
started home by the Northern Pacific
and saw many sights of interest But
our curiosity having been somewhat
satisfied, we failed to take the interest
we had on first starting out.
We had very enjoyable trip and
one we will remember, but our good
old Minnesota home looks fine to US
as well as our old associates whom we
will gladly welcome. Then we can tell
you more than we can write in letter.
Yours truly, Peter TIL. Petersen
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-03-18
BELIEVES IN "SPELLING-BE
A. w. Rankin of State University.
Praises "Spellin' Down" in All
Grades of School Life

A. W. Rankin, professor of educa-
ton at the university, attended the
"spellin' down" in Blue Earth, Mimi,
yesterday. He said the interest in the
contest was so general that a big
spelling match was being planned for
next year, in which every school in
Faribault county could have repre-
sentative. The participants Saturday
were from many townships and vii
lagos in the county.
Il believe in old-fashioned spelling
DOWNS" said Mr.. Rankin. 1.-THE
children and their parents take great
interest in them. The popular dis
trict school spelling bees of 40 years
ago have given way to other forms of
rivalry, but revival shows the same
old interest in young and old, and a
notable increase in the number of
good spoilers.
Opponents of the spelling match
who say it over-develops the bump
of self-esteem in the good speller and
Injuries the sensitive nature Of the
poor spelIer, never have appealed much
to me- There never was speller
SO good that some other speller could
not take his measure. It isn't bad
thing for school boy or girl to learn
how to take defeat properly and profit
by it."
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-03-18

Editor Whitney Of the Marshall
News Messenger, while in St. Paul
last Friday, purchased an electric mo-
tor, and hereafter his paper will be
printed by electric, instead of steam,
power.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-03-18
TRAVELLER WRITES OF WEST
Peter T. Peterson Tells The Gazette
Of Virtues and Drawbacks of
The West

Myself, wife and Grandson Peter
Sonnicksen having just returned from
trip across the Rocky mountains and
the Pacific coast and feeling that a
short sketch of the trip would be of.
interest to the readers Of your paper
here in Redwood county am sending
this, telling who l saw and what
think of the country.
My first stop was at Mansfield,
Douglas county, Wash, on the Great
Northern railroad, about half way be-
tween Spokane and Seattle. Here
took my son c. t. Petersen by sur
prise. He was just arranging his bust
ness and preparing for trip to see US
and other branches of the family. 1t
was happy meeting! By the use of
telephone and automobile we soon had
the house filled with relatives and ac-
qUaintances. After spending the first
two days in happy greetings and
sumptious feasts, we migrated by auto
to the home of our son Peter TIL. Pet
ersen II miles over country that had
the appearance of a great wheat field.
We found Peter located on a $40
acre farm with nice house, large
barn, automobile, and in fact every
thing to make one believe that pros
per1ty and thrift abound in and about
his home. Near here is where our son
Thomas Petersen is living on a place
of his own and while he has not been
so long in the country he is very COM
Portable and time is all he wants to
prove the profits of his efforts.
Mansfield is town three years old
and has population of about 500 peo-
pie. 1t is a busy little burg and
place where one million bushels of
wheat was marketed during last fall
and winter. And to my mind when the
country around is fully developed $780,
900 more bushels will be added yearly
to the output. l did not see as much
timber there as | expected and it was
not as rough.
While we had considerable zero
weather, the people are looking for
an early spring. They have plenty of
snow, but no severe blizzards. They
have good roads and wheat hauling
seemed to be the order of the day. l
did not hear much of hard time cries.
Business men and farmers seemed to
share alike in handsome profits. Good
farm land is about half the price of
Minnesota dirt, and, in my opinion, if
they would get in the habit of keep
ing few mich cows with their race
for wheat they would make more
money.
From there we went across the Cas-
cades to Hoquain, Wash, on the Grays
Harbor, where our daughter, Mrs. d.
K johnson is located. This being a
numbering country, and I being used
to farming, could not form so accur-
ate description of it as of the Mans
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-03-18

DR.. E. L. Hanes, of Mankato, has
purchased the dental tools, practice,
good will and residence of DIR. E. A.
Lyman, of this city and will move
here one week from Monday to con-
tinue DR.. Lyman's profession. The
latter is not certain of his future.
Dallas E. Laird jumped into the
postal candidacy arena this week and
now Aid. Bager and "Dal" are the
only active candidates.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Chapman and
Miss Bessie Chapman came up from
Winnebago City last Friday, and now
have suite of rooms at Hotel Fran
co.'s. They will probably remain dur
ing spring and summer.
Hans Aune has returned from his
Chicago trip where he made salts
factory inspection of the Worlds Fair
improvements.
The Redwood Falls Driving Club
will hold its first meeting on July Sd
and 4th, at which time the crack trott-
ers of the county will be here.
Miss Agnes and Mr. Julius Hitch
cock came up from Hamline Univers-
ity last Sunday to spend the Easter
vacation ar homo
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-03-18

A telegram from Hon. o. B. Turrell
states that the house adopted an
amendment making Redwood county
separate senatorial district with one
senator and one representative.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-03-18

The Young Ladies Society of the
Presbyterian church will meet with
Mrs. H. N. Bell Friday afternoon.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-03-18

w. w. Stout yesterday transferred
his bus line, omnibuses, good will etc,
to Chas. Lamberton, young man OF
st. Peter, for good sum. Mr.. Lam
berton took possession yes tie d a y
morning.
Aug. H. Seebeck received the patent
for his new straw stacker from the
patent office in Washington last Sat-
urday. The patent is under the date
of Feb. II, and was issued on pencil
drawing of the improvement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Whittet enter
tanned a number of their friends and
relatives on the 21st in honor of their
fifteenth wedding anniversary. The
many presents received were in the
crystal line.
An important real estate and bust
ness transaction occurred yesterday
WHOil CllC I"O-oColy OIOSh VII IllC
corner of Second and Washington
passed from the hands of Capt. w. P.
Huntington to Robt. A. Turrell and C.
Fred Thompson.
A very pretty German wedding oc-
Cured at the home of Mr. B. Kuenzli
of North Redwood, last Thursday
morning, when Miss Anna E., young
est daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Kuenzli
and sister to County Treasurer Emil
Kuenzli was united in marriage to Mr.
Herman G. Werder, a progressive
young farmer of New Avon township
Tina Marea Ackmann gave a party
to about fifteen of her baby acquaint-
ances on the occasion of her first
birthday anniversary yesterday after
noon between three and five o'clock.
The guests appeared to enjoy them
selves hugely in baby style.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-03-18

Miss Nina Pratt, of Minneapolis,
has bought Mrs. Ojia's stock of MILL
merry goods and will open millinery
store in Mrs. Ojia's building on Mill
street.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-03-18
HazOl.MenthOl Plasters

Effectively relieve pain. The soothing eff
fects Of Menthol are quickly felt in Back
ache, Rheumatism, Sciatica and other
painful affections. Yard rolls 81 90; regu-
lar size Csc. All druggists or direct by mail.
Davis d Lawrence Co., New York.
Samples mailed upon request, &c. stamps.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-13
0a II iItsn

- ilHier Asent in Sanilten lit
!Serr Gbnnrb grmf, 449 Siio Jiiaftt
Strnfe. Nra Gel. 476 IT,, SDme
9bone 1854 n.
@oIbie Eurner perfl1gfe Games
Turner ouf Gheibuns, neil er angebs
LTD cine anbere Grau ins Saus brddte
uno iie liebtofts. Golbie min ouber
Der 5heibung oas Reht. ihren Widbs
hennomen gDrnn nieber fiihreH si
Siirfsn. Sic aibt ben Rnmtn Der Vss
benbublerin als Qeopa milifpro an.
Sic befhuIoist Turner duberbem Der
9ernahldifisuns.
Die Rinber uno bic 2ehrerin Tn
elmer Der Ghulen in GiuofnDdlo niubs
ten geimpft iperben, neil Elm Ghiiltr,
louis Dunnipun. psIdsr NIT isiHen
elteru 30. 311 Gin Strdbe in Gins
osnpaio pobnt nit ben goden behalf
tet our GhuIs tam. Die Wiuttsr bes
anabsn Ieioet ebsnfalls al ben goden.
Robert Z. "2ar6ant, 90, unS
Wprtle Marenret gurtbarot, %. beibe
BON Samiltpn, Iopis StdnIen RSipz
lamb, 80, uno gUa Gern 5entins,
bsios Don 6amiI!pn, erIangsen 5sis
ratbsfdeinf.
9eiratbsideins: Benjamin Css
borne, Is, nno Wabel 8errp, p, beioe
bon 5amiIion; 0apiO g. WaIoit, q,
uno Warsnr,t Sisb. 19. beibe bon
W!oolstotpn; Nm. Riharbion, 5ars
bigger. "a, unb 5sIen Rils, IL, beibs
BON 5amtlton.
= :. g. GtaSs, nsI6sr BON
ShlaefluB befaln ipuroe, in In
MiSolstcnn esitorbsn. Gr Bat Grdu
unb ainosr, tpslas in Danton, @,
ipobnsn.
!. q. Qotpr.p bon Der Dtarl
Strabt, gliaabstb Gitp, u. G.. ipurbs
gefisrn an Der gds Der 4. Strabe urS
mapls apenue ernitIih trant uuo fanb
aufnabms i'm Msrcp 5oipitaI. Or.
Sornune nabm ben patisntsn In ges
banolnng.
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Tmlsa fonimf.
Ter 1cHtide gifterariidpe ainb wirb
ben befannien bemtidem Sdrift.
iteaer einlaben.

Ten ,ahfrcihen bieitgen gerebrrrm
mno Sreunoeu oes betnnnteH oeutidcu
SdJ-iftiieilers Gr. 2uoipig 6nIoa,
miro es Dhne sSraee eine bodJipillfom.
mene aiiilbc iein, ooB I'm 2nltic Oes
tommeneen Minters Serr Tr. 5uIod
Iuieoer Der aonigin bes Meiiens eiFen
geiud, abitnttcn piro.
gefanntlid) ipeiIte or i'm sSnhre
1904 bier uno ipar oomals Gcgett.
itanS begeiiterter Euatiouen. Sm
2anie oes fommenSen Niniers :utro
Serr Gr. Sitioa unter ben aulpi5ien
Der @erniatiiiiiifen @eielid,oit tnic.
Der cine Qortragsiomr abiolnircu uno
Der bieiige Geuiid,e oiiterariidc Stub
iUirb iih natiiriit bieie 8elegeubcit
nift e,itssbcn laiien, ben beriibmien
SdrViiielier 81 einenl bieiisea geinh
einuiiaoen.
9nb Serr Gr. 5uIoa oicier einla.
oung entipreheH iuiro. itebt allbcr
nIIer 5rage, oenn er bat ieiHerjeit
Den oenfbar giinitisiien eiHoruf bon
Cincinnati geponnen uuo iciiber
oes Cefteren iif, IN Der anerfenncno.
item @eiie itber Cincinnati Ino icin
Ietltidibum oisaeiprohen.
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6hbiHes Vrosranm
Nirb gelessntIidj siner abenbant.r'
baltmns am Samitas im Der
Waiital Grdvanse onrdl.
iiihrt.

an b<r obtrsn Gale Der MuIieal
Grhanet finbet am Snmitae abenf
I'M oht ubr sins MISUNDERSTANDING
iiatt, bic iih obne 5rase gu sinsm GAM
prGhtiesn GrfoIss eeitatttu ipirb. Gii
@erdnitaIt.r iino Sans 5Orpaib UNI
Glinor Raparrp, tudbreuo Grl. 0erc
Rapsr bic aIapisrbsgItiiung ibsr'
aommsn bat. Sas sur 0urhfibruHe
ssloneenbs progrdmm lit ipie fclet:
4ris uus ,Garmen" bon giSes; Grl
Raparrp.
9hantaIie Wolfroms aus .9annbdu.
fer; 8. 6prpoib.
Tuett aus I'll 1ropators" in ita.ic.
nii6er Gpra6e; JrI. RaDarrp uni
3. 5orDartb.
Tas Gub 9isb bon Grit Wsnsr Gel.
numb; 5rl. Raparrp.
.Tein seeenf i6. Warsaretba" nua
benz .5rompetsr BON Sdttinsen";
8. Sornath.
.alein adshen" Don SOrpaib; Jrl
Wdndrrn.
.GG6n H6s6sn-, Don 5crpatb; s.
6or5aib.
,9istrete Gisnitboten", somifGss
Dusti; 5rl. RaDarrp uno 8. 9Or.
BATH.
nTs. 4mcr". bon Gieuael; Jrl. Ros
pdrrn.
Der alis 5err", bon 6orpatb; q,
eorDoib. uno anb<re Drnufsaben.
cerr Nar Senning. Der Heus Gigen.
tbumer Der WufieaI Grddnge, beabs
fiftigt i'm a1ufs bss Gommers alIl
risr3sbn 9dee dbnlihe llnterbnltunseI
81 nrangirsft uHb fein llntsrnshmsr
toirf obne Srass NIT GrfoIs sefr0nl
ieir. benn sr pirb es fih nnseleger
ieiR laiifn. bic beHtbar txitsn Rrifis
FIR oieis DeronitoliunssH su iifern.
Die Reibe bieier 4benbunterhaI.
tunssn ipirb jsboh ON 5omIiag BEN
IL. Suli untsrbro6sn iperbsn, ba fiji,
bieien abenb Der goob s5tIlop Sdn,
e.rhor in Der MuiieaI Grhong, elm
MISUNDERSTANDING arrongirt bat, Bel
tpsihfr mii 3uftimmuns BON Girsiio.
Ciio grnft Shmio syrl. golIini'
Seubsn unb 6err cans Jorftnsr BON
@sati6sn 5b,ottr mitpirstH.
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Id CLAUDE, eas id afIt btnfbarsneraasa.
lstetn hattie hfDoE ih AIMING gpeio Y. ptnfs
hams geestabls Gomponnb sinmHsbmsu
nHb ih CLAUDE, 90 rftsete bas fsbtn ettits
babps, Hadesm iG maH uass Ssrl0EsH
haste.
sDlent GtfuHbstit f6ar fsItbtr immtr cine
cute unb td ribms Jhrt Rsbisin aasn met.
nsnSrfuHpiHHsn. .~-bran Wsrna@ iIffs,
". 4. T.. No. !, 9laiisbHre, NiN.
Tie eunfsIhsn 1aas fur WaHn uno 1rau
iiTb bic, lpsaR fis ha,u sommsn, sin siabu.
lofss une siHiames alifr fia Der Hugtn an
haltsn.
ggaHdts gseib hat fi6 flr uuFatis ,ur
Wutterfdafi anaslshen, IufDlae irgfue sines
TtranasHtnts bss fpsi lid,en Snasms, mel.
dss aber bauiia bard ew rtdiias Nsbnia
ole bsilbar iid) utpeia.
IN eieifu sinf sinbsrlofeu estmtn kub
iett ainnsr, iHfolat Der lbaiiats, eat shsia
q. ginsham's Ntessablt gompounn BIZ
,Srausn normal maht.
&mn Sic ipesieieH 9aath min.
ifeH, 10 id)reibem Sic an bic fpDia
g. giHfbam WeoieiHe So. (eonfioeu.
tifll), gpna, Raii. Chr 8risi ipiro
bon elmer Tame se6ffnst, eeIden ane
beanhportet mno itreHs sebeim sebal.
ten iueroen.
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1aDton NIB 0enebme.

Dix Sonninsf6uls Der 60.
gsrct. 81. Spbannss gemsinbe in
9sIIeOns DsraHitaltete gsiisrn ibr gies
Jtie In gIarts Grops.
- Sofepb 6ens Don Der 5ooie ap.
in 8sCepue 1T mad Wontrsal, Gan,
ebgereiit.
Ri6arb, bas bier Sabre alte
S3fnhen bes Sci. Scoring BON Der
9 gDenue uno gtrrn Gtrabe in DIns
ton perIhieb seftern Dormittaa.
- Inter 5ablreider getxilisuna
fanb seiiern 8ormittng Don Der pi.
Ssrs Jefu airne In 9slleDue uus. has
aeidenbegdngnib bes pertorbxren
6ermon grbafer fintt. Ren. 6inffen
eelebririe bos fsierIife Requiem unb
purbe bic fierblide 6afIe auf Sen,
ct. Bernarb 1risbbOf BET Cincinnati
beigsiebt. Wait Gerrn grba1er tpur<
re Elm gutter Biirgsr. edtsr Dtutfher
unn gutter Ghsa.t gu 0rabs estrdgen.
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2ofal J. Beridt.
Die Zd)lukieier
6anb am aeitriseu abeas i'm Giaein'
uati GoaierpatOrp Of Yiafie itaft.

gOr big auf ben IsBisn gias bsIu6s
TEN Soui. fano ositern absne I'm
GinetnRati GonIsrpdtOrp OF Wuiic bi.
S6!ubfsisr bes ataosmiit,en Sabrss
itait unb cine ftdttli6s 4nSabI bon
Graouanbtn srbeIt bic giplome. Ter
usberrei6ung Der Ti2Iome, bic hurh
ben R.bnsr 6ss ab,nos, 9rofsFor Or.
r. I'd. gbanblsr bon Der tieFgsn
llniperiitGt. srfcIsis. stng ein iebr in'
tersFdHt.s 9onSert boraus. eas our6
oas Srhsitsr per 4nItatt unter Der
2eituna bon Sisnor pier qbulfo 81.
rinbelli su, 9urhfiibrung esiongte.
Wtt aans befonn.rs itiirmNhsm gsis
fau ipurb:n Ger rSmperial Wiar9"
BON Cigar uno Der sriie Sas aus
S6ubsrts dur Spmpbonis b..
ariiht.
9is Graouaubsn. bentn ris Tip.os
me lberrsiht tpurben, paren:
alapisrbtpnrtsmsnt.
TrI. alma 5oIepbine gttTter, ppft.
Graduate; Qis,ie Rttt!a 5ernbon.
anna 2ouiis 5iftIbarbt. 6oroIb Gfeil
Morris. 2snl gitbsr paImsr. alma
Waris Rabs, Carrie Bertha Smagl.
.tuanita 2tonore Sbcmas.
9sung.
gsIf. mabgs gnSreps, Rutb 6assI
grodeti, :1uue Maris eiisn, On.
ristts Sprasius Waitin, Warp GibsI
Rcis, .3auua Siaoisr.
Geise.
elifabeth grmitrong. gbtpin Ser
bert ssesIsr, gorinne Charlotte pfaif.
Srgei.
Ssanstte Sslorsnfs Butler.
5htorie unb Gomppfitipn.
S6psftsr Wlcrp grssoria CART.
mann, 6. 2. y.
u hetorit unb @ortragss
funf.
Gnna katherine Robesrs.
ata osmifAes 9tpartt.
ment.
alanierfpiel.
Wobsl anbtrfoH, Rntb Mihsn.r
Worrop. Wargarsi Ulobsl Zones,
Olinoa piitOr. 0irginia Gftelle min.
ter.
Geang.
5.l.n Ttpsrs Defer.
Gnaliihe 5pra6e unb
Qitteratur.
geiiis Benton.
Wufit fir 5ffentIiGe
S6uIen.
katherine Gsiribgs, Gliinbstb 5dne
MariiH, q. Carrie Gritfhe. Wsarp
mbeelsr, gsra 2euiis Ring Gffie Mop
milfon, geulab gIifabeib 6nseIri.g.
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u e ~ y prt.

Gie NeiupOrt Effiee fir bas ,Gin.
80lfsblatt" beiinoet ildl in
4u. 339 gDorf Srafe, segenlber Sem
GonrtBanIe, iuUiclbit 3ieuigfeiten, au.
SeIgen II. |. 10. bis 10 lIbr 40 Wiaa.
ten abenos entgegeugcnUmmeu wer.
ben. Selepbon Soatb 2401.
gbsI9sine: Wm. Waittenoorf
uno 2Ouiie gditsin, beioe BON gleps
port. ap.; Qlbsrt Sbrout uno annr
GroDlep, beioe Don Cincinnati; grneit
VI. SnDoer bon 9apton, g., uno
Gither Weiier, BON Utiamisbura, g.;
gb. Grant unb Qellis perefan beiDe
bon Ginclnnati; Clarence Ysatlep uno
6attis SpeQman, beibe bon 3enia, g.;
6. 5. asal uno 5elen 5. @ilss, beios
bon GepIsotle, Sno
@runbeigsntbums uexrtroauns
gen: Sobn Gang an alma Rof.. 80
5uB 2ot an Der 4nn Gtrabe; ST. -
Clarence aaunB an 8srtbel WarrbalI.
Got Io. 3 in Der 5aptborne Inter
abtbeilung; $1.-Gountp Club EeaItn
60. an WarD 9roerman. Got geo. So
IN Der GountD Club llnterdbtbeiIuna,
5isblan6s; ST.. = 2aiprenee Riebinaer
an 5arrn unb CLARA Mettens, Got an
Der IL. Gtrabe; 81.
- I'm tommeuDol SOnntag finbst
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9arnsariirit.

Der bsuiihe Srb<n Der 6arugnrs,
2Oss 30. $50. unb bic Gro6iinn
aoseQ0. 10. 9umsn Mr Snrugaris,
Deranit1lien am Sonniae. Dem 15.
CUNT. sin grobss gtrneinI6afsli6ss
Srbsnsitff, Dsrbunoen nit lan3 uni
anosrsn Wergniisunesn. i'm biibTdxn
.Joreit Dcrosn" an Der Carthage
piie. IA bic bsib<n 9riibtre unp
6hpeiitrs sQcssn. bic in fd30niter Oar,
monte suiomHsnarbsiien, unb asns
beionbtrs bic iiets sifrig<n 6arugari.
Ghipeiisrn, bensn bie Hriib<s hilf4
reid sur Geiis ittbsn, ipieo<rum bis
srobartisiien NOrbereitungtn fiir be.
fes pieHie gelrofftn baben. biirfie bass
ftlte fiir bic 1ffuder ftlttne D<nii'7s
bieten. 5iir ben GrfOIg bss sJsf!fi
sarantirsn iibrig<ns fAon hls iolgers
psH Ndnsn bes arrangements ! Rons:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-13
Vinbriid,e nnD 1iebitdble.

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-13
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-13
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