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Evening journal., 1913-06-27
FIND DOG In
SEWER INLET
Animal is Released After
Market Street Crowd
Hears Its Appeal
SCAMPERS OFF WITH
YELL OF THANKS

With a yelp of Joy that came from
the heart, a sheperd dog jumped from
the sewer inlet at Ninth and Shipley
streets when the grating was lifted
by willing hands. bounded out Ninth
street, and disappeared shortly be-
fore o'clock this forping.
The animal was imprisoned in the
inlet and how it came to be there is
mystery II must have entered the
Shipley street sewer at some point
and gradually worked its way as far
as it could go and there imprisoned
itself
The inlet is located along the curb
in the rear of the equitable Building
and is hardly more than 2x3 feet in
( dimensions. It carries the surface
drainage collected at that point to
the main Shipley street sewer which
ends at the center Of the intersec-
tion of the two streets at that corner.
The Shipley street sewer is quite
| large enough. having been laid sew
eral years ago with the idea of carry
| ing off the rain water the former
sewer having being too small, but the
branch pipe from this sewer to. the
4 inlet where the dog was found is
hardly more than is inches in
diameter. The dog had such a time
squeezing its way toward the light
that came down through the iron
grating covering the inlet that much
of it's long hair was torn away.
The animal raised no cry but look
ed up through the grating with an
appeal in his eye that aroused the
sympathy of the crowd that had col.
lected. S. A. Parrot, superintendent
of the Cosmopolitan Relief Associa
ton. with offices in the Law Building
at Ninth and Shipley streets wai
among those attracted to the spot. HI
obtained the assistance of severS
others and they pried off the grating
With a leap the dog was out of the
hole and without tarrying to thanl
his rescuers beyond emitting a Joy
full yelp. Travelled out Ninth street
at a speed that would be hard e
equal. The shaggy coat of the dol
was covered with sewer filth lnd ]
was about the most forlorn looking
animal the crowd had ever gaAed
upon. Much of the hair from its
coat still adhered to the sewer pip
and sides of the inlet
d
Evening journal., 1913-06-27
NO SITE YET
FOR HOSPITAL

Miss Emily P. Bissell John Ban
croft and Dr. P. w. Tomlinson were
appointed a committee by the Della
ware State tuberculosis Commission
lat a meeting yesterday, TO confer with
a like committee of the Trustees OF
the Poor regarding a site for a hos
pital for colored consumptives. No
date was set for the first conference
of the committees but it will be call
ed by the chairman of that commit
tee.
A resolution was adopted provid-
ing for the study of tubercular con
ditions in the State.
A resolution was also adopted urg'
ing action upon part Of Senator Johr
NJ. Walker. Senator Carter and Rep
resentatives Mooney, Swan and Barn
ard who comprise the committee ap
lpcinted by the Legislature TO decide
upon site for a proposed negro tu
lberculosis sanitarium.
Evening journal., 1913-06-27
EXTRA LOAN
MAY BRING
COURT FIGHT

Residents OF Delaware City who op-
posed the issuance of additional
bonds for $4,000 for street purposes
sent a committee here today and laid
their case in the hands of Daniel o.
Hastings. Under an act of the Leg
islature Delaware City was author
ized to issue $4,000 in bonds for
street purposes. When a survey was
made it was found that $4,000 would
not be sufficient to do the work. Then
it was decided by the town commits
sioners to refer the matter to the peo-
pie by a referendum vote. The vote
was in favor of borrowing the addi-
tional $4,000
No action so far has been taken by
counsel in the case.
Evening journal., 1913-06-27
BOARDS UP
NEIGHBOR'S
WINDOWS
M'MOnagIe Chops Down Spite
Fence Then Goes Himself
One Better
SAYS HE OWNS
WALL OF PROPERTY

Declaring that a spite fence he had
erected on his lawn to block the
views from the side windows of the
house No 1907 Market street owned
by Frank Williamson. of Summit, Pa,
dshgured his own property, Francis
McMonagle of No. 1905 Market street
had a carpenter remove the fence on
Wednesday afternoon The carpenter
then proceeded 10 nail up two win
dows on the second floor Of the VIII
hanson house which is tonanted by
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cashell.
When Mrs Cashell asked the car
penter and McMonagle what they in
tended to do, McMonagle said he in
tended to nail up the windows which
overlooked his front lawn. A son OF
Mrs. Cashell said he would cut the
boards down which caused McMon-
agile to issue a defy.
The spite fence erected by Nc
Monagle several months ago extend
ed to the windows of the Williams
house where two windows on, the
second floor overlooked McMonagles
lawn and Market street When Nc.
Monagla erected the fence he claimed
the wall OF the Williamson house was
owned by him and that his deed call
ed for it, Despite this declaration
the Court OF Chancery previously haC
ordered that a fence erected by Nc
Monagle in an alley between the two
properties be removed. This wal
done
William ]. Fisher is agent for th'
williamson property and just wha
will be done relative TO the mailing
up Of the windows is unknown, Mr.
Fisher awaiting instructions from thu
owner. Mrs. Cashell this morninl
said that something had to be done a
the use Of one room I'm the hous
was made useless by the action o
! McMonaEle
Evening journal., 1913-06-27
In
DUPONT ROAD
SUIT IS DEAD
Jehu CIendanieI, Who Took
Boulevard Law to Court,
Expires at Lincoln
ATTORNEY SAYS OTHERS
MAY CONTINUE CASE

Jehu Clendaniel. of Lincoln. Del,
died on Wednesday. he being the man
In whose name suit was started in
the State Courts to try to prevent
construction OF the DUPONT Boule-
ward. After the Supreme Court OF
Delaware sustained the constitutions
ality OF the boulevard law, an appeal
was taken on a writ of error to the
Supreme Court Of the United States
where the case IS now pending. II
caused General T. Coleman DUPONT to
halt construction Of the boulevard
pending the Supreme Courts de-
cision.
Whether Mr. Clendaniel's death
will terminate the pending litigation
or cause opponents Of the boulevard
ito start new suit remains to be
seen
Mr.. Clendaniel died on Wednesday
following a long Illness of cancer. He
was past so years of age and wa.
well known In the lower part Of the
!State. where he had engaged In farm
ling for many years. His funeral vii
take place this afternoon, with inter
lment at Milford.
Mr.. Clendaniel, with several others
attacked in court the boulevard law
and after the State Supreme Cour
declared II constitutional, they carrie'
lthC case on a writ of error to tn
limited States Supreme Court Henri
lRidgely, of Dover, and Caleb S. Lay
lton. now of this city, represented hin
lFormer Attorney General Robert I
Richards represents the Coleman du
lpont Road. Incorporated.
Mr. Layton, when interviewed by
reporter for THE EVENING JOUF
NAL today, said he did not know
1.-THE death of Mr. Clendaniel. He r.
fcrred the reporter 10 Mr. Ridgel
saying he had not talked with u
latter concerning the case for som
I time and really did not know wheth
lho was still connected with Il.
In reply TO questions asked him
TO whether Mr.. Clendaniels dea
would have any effect on the case I
o fore the Supreme Court at Washir
ton Mr.. Layton said Il do I
think it will II IS likely that {
suit will be continued either by
executors or heirs. / do not knC
this, however, and would rather "
talk to Mr.. Ridgely."
In case the executors or heirs
Mr.. Clendaniel do not continue Il
action what move will be made
asked the reported.
very likely one Of the others wi
p were associated with Mr. Clendani
e would take it up" he replied
Mr.. Layton said there were five
six interested with Mr.. Clendaniel
5 the suit and that Mr. Clendaniel
r name was used in the case becau
a it was more feasible under the conc
tions. He expressed the opinion tn
e any one of these would take up q
u case should the present action
a dropped
s Mr.. Ridgely is away from Dov
q for the day.
Evening journal., 1913-06-27
THURsDAY A HALF HOLIDAY.

With the advent OF the hot summer
days, Thursday afternoons will be
set apart during the months of July
and August as a half holiday. by
grocerymen. furniture dealers. and
other business men. and a number Of
them spent the afternoon yesterday
with their families on pleasant out
ings.
A holiday for the men makes Il
possible for busy housewives to get
away for an afternoon also and with
the exception Of Saturday and Sun
day, Thursday afternoon will soon
prove 10 be record ones in train
steamboat and trolley travel.
Evening journal., 1913-06-27
HE MANT 4 LAMYER.

Eugene Cole. colored, who is alleg-
ed TO have sold liquor without a
license to Theodore Pierson in the
house tenanted by George Batson, No.
.1117 Elizabeth street denied the
charge in City Court to day AS he
desired TO get an attorney the case
was continued until Monday. Batson
who was found under a bed by the
officers when his house was raided
was fined 500 and costs on Tuesday
by Judge Churchman on like
charge.
Evening journal., 1913-06-27
Making the Real Home

has called the happy combination
conditions" It is just thing alone makes
home but various elements happily combined.
Naturally combination It is
much the the lack of that counts
the way which
Generally speaking. the money getters, and
the money spenders. This system puts great
sponsibility the The is in the anal
analysis e home maker and if her home to be real one
she spepd the family wisely be great small
There is for her to make each dollar bring
its full value of comfort cheer than by keeping her
self informed what the market where it is to be
had price, reading each day the advertise
THE EVENING JOURNAL and other good
papers.
Copyright 1913 BY J. Falon)
Evening journal., 1913-06-27
FIND NURSES DEAD.

BY The United Prsss
nAToNAH X " June 27-Mystsry surrounded the hnding
Rosae Rogue and Catherine Lacy nurses Of
Home Chronic myalds at Bedford Hs early
today had Shot death and although vas
believed that shot other and then committed 1i-
eide Coroner p Dunn Of weschester has started
thorough investigation.
Evening journal., 1913-06-27
HrRT BY FALL.

Joseph W. Johnson, a member Of
the firm of Johnson and Brothers. is
suffering from severe injuries sus-
tanned when he fell or was thrown
from a Maryland avenue car on Mon
day.
Evening journal., 1913-06-27
STATE LICENSES
MUST Be PAID

All state licenses must be paid be-
fore July to save a penalty of 5
per cent. The Office of the Clerk OF
Peace Harry A. Brown will be open
tomorrow and Monday continuously
from till $50 o'clock tc give tax
ables the opportunity to pay.
Evening journal., 1913-06-27
LACK OF QUORUM DELAYS SCANDAL PROBE.

BY Tie Unie, Press
WASHINGTON June s7-Laek Of quorum today prevented
any action being by the House Judiciary Committee on
the Kahn resouuou requiring AorneyGenerai Meeyuoas 70
susmi, an papers to the House in Dssscamneit aad
Western Fuel Company cases.
Evening journal., 1913-06-27
ARREST JOHNSON IF He STAYS N CANADA

BY The United Press
MONTREAL que June Pat request Of Secretary o.
state Bryan the Canadian Government
pugst pending his deportation as an
uude srabie immigrant attempts remain IN the pomn
proceeds his to France be viii not be
Johnson has stated that he will sail next Tuesday
Evening journal., 1913-06-27
RAKF FnR CHURCH.

The Ladies' Aid Society of East
Lake Presbyterian Church will give
a bake tomorrow morning at Ninth
and King streets. All kinds Of pies
cakes and bread will be for sale.
Evening journal., 1913-06-27
CHILD DIES OF MARAsMUs.

Beatrice Reasin, aged weeks, died
of marasmus at her home, No. sos
lChristiana avenue, last evening.
Evening journal., 1913-06-27

For Delaware, Continued
warm and probably fair
weather tonight and Satur-
day; light southwest winds.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-15

irenia 5tsaisr i'm CONNER often finb
nno aud ionii .nitts los" it, Sie
bcxn nod INNER mid. sr.annt, bnb
aud bier nur tpirthfHaftlihe 3uiams
menbdngs mabesbeno iinb. Der Grems
be tcnmt nur bdnn. tpenn ibn feline
Gein6ft. berfiihren. ootr ipenn or tis
ntn bsrlbmien 4rst ionInliirtn muB.
5it sr sinrlnl bier, ndnn mub bic
Stoot frtilih ben aomfort unD bic
4nsishungsiraFt poripeiien. ibn nidt
nit benz nGbiten 3us nbrtiitn Su lafs
fen. gsie abr pirb lie Moiien burt
ben Dsrgniisunssport siner 4usitels
lung, nirh sin 1anslcial ober Elm
1benter sirllabm tonntn. 9as bat
man In Wien nersnnnt, uno borum
erlebf man jtBt eintn fbiparsen Eoms
mer, Der fi6 in feiner 4rt fnIi NIT benz
btriihtisttn fhnar5en iyrsitag bes
Observation-Disclosures 1873 Dsrgleihsn
ldbi. Dir Hrsmbtn fino natiirlih in
bleftm ungliidsiabrs her 8aIldntritgs
| nod tptuistr astommtn als fonit. Tis
poliiiffxn 0srbdltniHs bdbsn ben gss
fsliiduftlihen 3iiammsnbans Der Mc.
marble unn bomii Wisns NIT ben
4usl1nosrn, BITE fur Wlen in trittr
Reibs In 1<tynd)t tommen, Ruifsn,
Numinsn, HuIaorsn. Serbsn. aiirseH,
ftari asioders. sic ksosen lpeit penis
ger wuoren aiis Geitsrrsin uHb Bile.
ben fslbit aiis: oosu. tam bic ipirtbs
fhnftlihs ariIe our6 bic aritgssefabr,
tnmen bis Risftntofien Der arIeesbts
| reiiinoft. Dabur4 blitbeu aud tis
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2okal.Derid)t
llmbeaHtet
glsibt bic geitimmnns b-saglid Der
alterSsrenSe FIR Nabden i'm
@riey nber aiHoerarbeit.

Nnf)Sem Die perihieoeneu biejigeu
sujtanbigen geboroen iid bereits bo'
riiber geeinigt haften. bic aa.
nenifeinIid, nuf einen Iradfeblcr
snriidsuiiihrenbe 9eitimmung oss
neuen 8eieees iiber ainoerarbci..
ipe!6e beitimrit. boB Mtaoden inter
is Sabren nidlt orbeiten oiirfen. ohio.
Tut nnbend,tet All lailen, bat geitern
Benerainnpnli SScaall iih In einern
aedtsantohien ebenfaIls segen oicie
geitinniung erslart.
Gr periidDert IN ieinem 9iitnften.
bal; unitreitia Die alterssren5e 16
ssnhre iein iollte unb CT bat ooher ben
ssabrltinipeftcr itnb nnoere siiii1noige
9rboroen aneelnieien. oos @eiee III
oieiem Gimme nns5uieaeH iinb sfnaben
i'm Alfer pon f5. Ioipie 0s1bd,ea i'm
slIter BON 1G sur arbeit su3uloiien.
5erner benerfie Serr Soanu. Dab er
safiir SorGe traaen wirb, oaB bic
Sfoatsgcieblcbung IN ihrcr nofiiea
Seiiion bas 9eiet nmenoiri uno Der
Trufiebier nusmcr5t.
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Summsritreifen ourds Sbiiriu.
ger 2ano.
Bon u. Srinius.

gs lit nod frlb am Worssn. Gin
8abn3ua bat mid eurh bas 6oriels
thai nah Giienad gebraht, Der Staot
2uthsrs unb bes 4ltmeiiters Der
iyugs, Sobann Ssbuftian 8d5s. Dur9
oas BON la6enben Qanbbdufsrn iit<rs
idte UsarisntbaI sehps gum 0ebirss
btnaa. I'm bic Ddrtburg bIist bic
Sonne. Elm Junfeln fpie BON Sauiens
ben i6ubenosr Shhoer uno Speers.
DaloIanger spitf6srn in ben aaubs
bdumsn; bas WoossrIsht an ben
Jslim sIsibt lpie eitsi Cob. llHb bas
3pii6en umraunt e. Bel jebem S6ritts
Don alter 2anbsrafsnpoeiis man
bItdt fi4 unlpiIItiiriid nm, OBJ nifa
Die beiIige Giifabetb spiihen ben
Stdmmsn sinbsrsetponbeIt TONNE,
RE gottfuhenoe, reine Jrdu, bsren
Bib nod beute in ben 5ersen alIer
3biiringer lebt, mes 9lauben Iis iih
audi beieunen.
Run ftebe ih auf Dem Rennitisg,
benz uralten gsrgpfab bes Ge6irsss.
Re6ts bon Der Wsrra tommt sr aufs
uno nieoersetsutt, I'm feds Tase Bis
our SaaIs imnier ben admm Ses
5blrinesr Daibes innssubal.en. Bis
ibn ON leBttn absnb Der Spieasl Der
saals oriibt. 5n Rorgsn!i6t lnft
oas itattlihs Saus Der .6obsn
Sonne". uno tritt man Dor cine aif,.
trna, 10 seist fih mdrtenIhSn uab
paIbeinserabmt bic .gura BEG aihs
tes" 5biiringens p1Qabium. llno
Ifon. oa icb ben RrgsinnenpFob iibsrs
Itreits, nm mid jenisits in bic 1ief,
mad Dilhlmstbal 81 tpenben, umfpits
teri mid elm 6auh Doethes. Dus Bin
Der ,6obsn Gonne" qab ben erittn
2(uftaft basu. Denn fem Qeubau ems
pima Guberlin zen gbnrntteritil iener
5aae bd Der Gihierfiirft nit feinem
herscalifen Urtunb gar oft in WiIs
belmstbal ntilie. 90 fpolIte es Der
Wi[le une bus gsinssfubI bss unDer.
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Gin 8eiet seseu Stre;fs.

Cine 0eleqation Der Gincinnatier
RouFmanni6a't 1T betm GouDsrneur
sri6ienen un0 bat ibn eriudt, elns
Spe3iaIiiBuug Der QsgisIatur behufs
paHiruug zines Geieses gegeu Streits
einSuberufen. lluiere aulIfmannI6aft
bat in oieiem Sabre gegsn cine unges
p06rli6e Qn3abl bon Wioerpdrtigteis
ten an3utdmpfen gsbabt. Grit fam Die
arobs lleberihpemmung, Del6e Die
neiItsn sSabritbetriebe 8um Stilitono
slpan9. Damn tam Der StrabenbabG
Streit, Der pds 4lsinseIhdft brad
leqte. Dieter mar tdum 6eigeIegt,
oann foIate Der Streit Der gisnagens
fubrsr. 3tpiihen biuburh erfOIgten
nod cine 4n3ahl anberer Streits, pie
Der gaubanoperter, Der 3igarrenmaz
der u. (. 10. Dem Gleub puros Die
Rrone nit bsm 5ubrmannssStreit
aufgsieBt, Der iih aIs gang Defenders
Dsrbesrsnb srpeiit, ba bierourh Der
Daursntransport D0uig gsldbmt 1T.
ocb niht5 fabrisirt uno nihts osre
fault iperosu tunn. Inter ioI&en
ImftGnosn fam ss ni6t iberraIhen.
oaB Snouitrie uno Sanosl llmi6au
baltsn, pis pisIen spigen getriebsit0e
rungsn entgegen geptrtt tperoen tann.
Sic sLauben bic Qbbilfe in bem Ia
nubii6sn 9efeB gu erbliden. DeHen
9ruubgebante 1T. oab Strstts unb
Nrbeitsausiperrungen BEL idperer
Strafe psrbotsn Tein folsn, big bic
8eb1roen p,riuht 6aben, ben orobens
ben Strsit burt 8srbanoIuRgen
3ipiIhen ben gortsisn ubsuptbren uno
irtnn bas niht qelingt, cine I'm
terIutung iiber Die Griinbs bes
Streits psran'tultet lluo bas Yublitum
baron in SenntntB qefebt baben. Die
| tanaoif6e Statiittt ertpetit, oab oieiss
GsIsB it6 in elmer 4n3a1! BON sdlen
fpirtfam ertpieTen bat. Tds III aud
einlsuhknb. 8isle Strsits sntitsben
aus WiBpsriidnbniFsn 3piI6eu 4rs
beitgsbsrn unb Nshmsrn. psl6s bic
8eborben dltftldren tonnen. Qnbere
Strsits tperoen beigelegt, penn man
bic Qrbeitsr sntngt, ii6 bieYsn S6ritt
gu uberleeen unb penn fs nidt BON
Sibt0pfen in sinen Streit bineinees
brnht perren. oyn anbsreu 1Glen err
halten Die arbeiter erft our6 bic be-
bDroIide unteriuhung 5upsrldFiss
austunft, NORM bic Strsitfrags Be-
itebt. unb fhfieblih erlanet bds
Dublifum erft biird bic bsborbIi6en
GrRbunesn alnrbeit, Oh Elm Streit
begriinbet iit obsr ni6t, fpas einen I'm.
5rpeifelbaften Werth beiist, ba ii6 nur
auf biefe Deiie eine ri6tiss 0Ffentlife
/ Meiauns biIben tann, oeren gebeus
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Die RepubIitaner i'm Sez
nat erboben ginpdnb segsn einen9or.
ihlag bon oemotrdtiiher Seits, ben
Iurif Gnoe oisIes Monats 3ur 9lbs
thinning gu brtnsen. DAP Iie Die
pafirung beS 9arifs ni6t psrbinbsrn
tcnren, 1T ibnsn ooIIauf betannt. @aa
lie nit Ser 8erihleppung beabIihttgsn
bat ibr 6ibrer 9ollinger (auh ein
5iibrerD nit Der SSrage perrdtben, OF
bic Gemotraten mad GrIebigung oes
Sarifs Die 5inan3sReform aufnehmen
molten. 2lio man min ben 1artf in
bic 2dnge 3ieben, I'm Die SinanssRss
FORM 5u perbinbern. 9as 1T cine gun7
1tnperunttportli6e 9epiTenlofigtett
9uutiers unb ale 8eI6Gftstrsi'e er.
tIGren etnItimmig, oub our 9ebung Del
9eIhGfte mebr 9slb notbpsnbig III
uno bic RepubIitaner tppllen bic 9e.
fdGfte lsioen lafIen, I'm ben psrmsint.
Iiden 8ortbsil ibrer gartei gu for.
bern. Cine ioI6s RutThtsloii9teit
csqen has 9oIt perotsnt ben i6GrfIter
Sdoel.
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Die getition bes ihDttiiden
S1rinqsbGnblers an bas garlament,
Is fpae s5reihdnbel fir ale Maaren
perfiigen, nur niht fur Sdrinse,
rtommt in Grtnneruns, penn man bic
Srititen iber ben oemotratiTben Sas
riF lieft. 8pup, SSob ppu Utaiias
Guietts, Der urfpriineli6 elm Repus
b!itansr mar .uno bann su ben Demo-
traten iibergine, bic ibn sipeimal in
ben &onareb uno oreinlul gum 8ouz
te,usur fpdhlten, neil er nit benz re-
publitdniihen 5artf unsufrisoen ipar,
tptrr iebt Die Termination ols repubIis
tariiher 9ouperneur nahiuhen, neil
er nit benz oemotrutiffen 9arif unz
Sufrieneu lit. Sein SbeaI lit Elm 5as
riff ser bic Sdbritdte, tpeIde er berz
ittut, bod beIdiibt, aber Robitoffe
lurb IunbfpirtbifaftIihe prooutte
fret bersiuldbt. Die progreFipcn Res
pu6litaner, lpelhe gegen 5afts Ia
rif rebeairten unb ieBt gegen WiIions
Sarif ii6 duflebnsn, baben etnen ans
Stren Wunih. sic tpollen 5abritate
IunbeIdiiBt IaiIen, ober lonoptrtls
idaftIihe 9rooutte bod perSoat Ies
ben. Seoer piQ 5reibanosl in ben
g8aaren Der 2lnoeren uno ShuB3ol
| fir feline Wdaren.
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geIfsieit Der sQhtinpfalssr.

Ter 9ibeinpialSer llnterliiis"~Gg.
pereiit. Der al oen beIiebielicn oeitt.
ften gereinen Der Stabt gebort. ber-
daitaltet ON Scnntaa, bem IL an.
aliit. in Reidrctbs pnrf ein BoIfs-
ieit. oab iih obnc Srage sn eineni
slansenben Griolg seItalien riro.
Oenn Die 8beinpfaIser finS nls elm
IuIiiacs 8olffen befnnnt. cns aud i'm
arrnngiren pon Seiilidteiten grch
Erinbrnng beiiEt. Gas riihrige ar.
raneeneuisiommittee III bercits felt
aeromner 9eit an Der arbeit. Tim bic
worbereitlinacn fir bns Deit Sn tref-
fen unb ,pirb obne ssrage in ber be-
Iten inb unlfihtiaIten Neiie fiir oie
ilnterhnItung uuo HeInIligung Der
Udise Gorge traoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-15

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-15
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