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Birthday Party.

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Lucille Dyer. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Dyer. of s2l Mystic avenue.
celebrated her ninth birthday wednes-
day by entertaining twelve OF her lit
tie girl friends from 4:3o to $3.50
o'clock p. m Those present we're:
Ruth wycoff. Gertrude Frey. Bertha
Gaulky. Beulah and Lola Bioyed. Or
ma Quick. Louise Dyer. Pearl and
Hazel Dupps. Genevieve Farmer and
Pearl surbrugg. The time was passed
by playing various games. listening 20
the graphaphone and other childish
amusements.
Dainty refreshments were servsd
each guest fishing their own souv-
enirs. which were cunningly arranged
in the center of the table. Miss Lucille
was honored with many cute remem-
brances.
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Local study History.

Local Study History.
The Friends In Council held its
regular weekly meeting Friday at the
K OF p. hall. with the president. Mrs.
Allan Bell. in the chair.
Local History was the subject for
the day. sub-divided into Fremont
County and Canon City. Mrs T. II.
Harding ST.. leader.
MIS-. Harding read a short paper.
man yof the incidents taken from the
diary OF ZebuIon pike. who was at
Canon City in 1906.
Mr.. Rockafeliow gave = paper on
stage coaching and incidents relative
to early railroading. He also narrat-
ed some of the early experiences in
the early days.
Albert Walter. the frst band leader.
also prominent musician at the dances
given. played-a cello solo accompani-
ed by Prof Pegram.
Little Misses Mary Margaret Coop
er. who is only about nve years of
age. and Ailene Snyder played a due;.
Mary Margaret also played the ae-
compartment for Ailene TO sing.
Francois. who IL singing at The
Princess this week. rendered two vo-
cal solos.
Miss curran. county school super
intendent. read a paper on Fremont
couny School,
Mr.. Sale one on The Growth Of the
Fruit Industry
Mrs. Bailey read = paper written BY
Mrs. Baker. who was out Of town. on
What :Ae Women Have Done for
Fremont County"
Warden lyman spoke on Good
Roads
Mrs. W. W. Boucher read a paper
on The Civic Improvement League
past and future.
Mrs. r. S. Lewis. president Of the
woman's Club. extended an invitation
to the club to be presented at the
meeting OF the woman's club to be
held Tuesday. which will be the last
for the club year.
Mrs David L. Robson invited the
club to take tea with her at her home
on Riverside avenue. at the close of
the session next week.
The meeting wos one Of the most
Interesting of the year with a goodly
number In attendance.
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Violet Luncheon.

On Tuesday OF this week the mem
bers of the Luncheon Club were the
guests OF Mrs. Hart Goodioc.
Tho luncheon was a most tempting
one, the color scheme OF lavender and
white being effectively carried out
throughout the menu
A bowl OF vioie,s ornamented each
small table. the place cards bore a
violet design and the favors were
bunches OF orystalised violets-
In the auction bridge following the
luncheon. Mrs. W. n. Clark was given
the prize for highest score.
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Constipation and Catarrh

lieve me? Well. whether you wou1d -
feve me or not II II the truth
For many years / have been wrest-
ling with the problem OF furnishing
the public an internal cafarrh remedy.
Peruna has been the remedy that .
have devised and Il has certainly re-
Iieved many thousand people. yes hum
dreds Of thousands OF people. OF chronic
catarrh-
Constipation was my chief dincufty
In treating these cases- oftsn felf
that II would be better II . laxAtivs
element were added to PerunA feared
to do 90. however. drst because q
the number of catarrhal patients who
needed no laxative. and second I was
afraid OF making such . radical change
In . rsmedy that was already doing
90 we'll Thus Il was that ! continued
to prescribe with the PerunA . bottis
OF Manaiin to those who needed . lax
atfve- Al last. under circumstances
explained IN my booklet. was con-
strained to add the laxativO element -
Peruna This constitutes what II nov
Known ~ the revised Peruna
Now those who take Peruna vfn
arss. md themselves promptly rsi3svD1
Of their constipation Second. the
catarrh viii gradually disappear And
once the catarTh In cured the consd-
patton leaves permanently. Then II
you fellow the advice given In my
book. you viii never have to take pills
any more Cathartics and lsxaffves
you can ignore. You viii be pernA-
nentiy relieved OF both your catann
and the constipation p z r u " 4 u
FOR SALE AT ALL DRuG STORE
SPECIAL NOT1CD-1any pereo4D
AN. nPss,ns Pa in9S,riss met 70, vouis sh az a.
this formula 10 now put out under thf
nama Of KA-TAR-No. manufscturs1
by KA-rAR-Fo Company, ColumbuA
Ohio. Write than and they ym -
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under quarantine This is the only
case OF quarantine during March.
Mr.. Clyde Mefley Of Texas Creek
is visiting in the city.
The family OF l. Polk OF i32 Green
wood avenue were released from quar-
antine for scarlet fever today by City
Health onicer R. E Holmes.
Deputy District Attorney Michael B.
Hurley OF Colorado Springs went to
Florence this morning to stay there n
few hours before returning to his
home. He has been in Canon CITY
since Wednesday night
The Loyal Order OF Moose held their
annual installation OF officers We'd
nesday night. The following officers
were Installed: Dictator. Fred Rouse:
Vice Dictator. c. H Foresman: Pre-
late. Frank Adams: Past Prelate. J..
H. Schaefer: Secretary. Henry
Gruene; Treasurer. Ray Case; Ser
geant at Arms. Tony Lemiselie; Out
side Guard. J. W. McDaniels: Trustee.
J. p. Waltz.
Miss Annie DeRito died at Graves
hospital this morning She was a
eorf<r sr .ha coush Canaan hf~h arhool
and was making her preparation for
graduation when she was taken sick
The young lady was IS years OF age
and lived with Mr.. and Mrs L E
Eldred in South Canon. Her mother
lives at Brookside and the funeral
will take place at Rockvale Sunday
morning.
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used In increasing the capacity OF
their lines into Cripple Creek.
capacity which 1t will do for a time
to catch up with the orders on hand
Mr.. Nixon OF New York City, gen
eraI representative OF the Yale LOCK
company. arrived here yesterday and
will make an extended business and
pleasure visit. He is stopping with
Mrs. Blinn-
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James o'Hanlon Of Florence re-
ceived word Thursday by cahlegram
Of the serious Illness Of his mother
and he left Immediately for New York
to catch the nrst boat for England.
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Mr. STOCKTON Entert.Ins.

Six tables OF card players ~ere tho
guests OF Mrs- Truman Stockton.
Thursday afternoon Five Hundred
was. the game. Mrs Irwin Stockton
made the best score while Mrs. Por-
ter Lyon was awarded the oonsola-
ton trophy.
The occasion was of very delight
fui character.
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surprise Party.

surprisc Party.
On Saturday evening. March 20. a
surprise party was given on Bonn
Lyon by few OF his numerous friends
ut his home on Harrison avenue. vari-
.ous games and music furnished the
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THURSDAY

Mr.. A. Page has puchased a 1913
Ford from the Canon Auto company.
Mr.. Charles Duncan is under the
weather with a cold and grippe
Mr.. and Mrs Kelley OF Wichita.
Kansas. are the guests of Mr.. Keliey's
sister. Mrs. II. N. McKissick, on Col
iege avenue
Mr.. George Johnson and Charles
Jaegar have opened up the old Bum
ten Garage and will run a repair shop
there.
All ladies OF the W. r. C. are re-
quested to meet at their hall at 1880
Friday afternoon to 90 In a body to
Wilson undertaking parlors to attend
the funeral Of comrade French.
Mrs Pollock and daughter. Miss Le-
Ia Pollock. ifet today for Clayton. I'LL
nois. where they will make their home
They have been in Canon City for a
number OF months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Mitchell Of Lincoln.
Nebraska. stopped on here on wednes-
day tosvisit a short time with Mr.. and
MIS- All Mitchell while on their way
to California.
Mr.. Charles T. Smith went to saiida
on No. j on his regular trip.
Mr.. W. II. Fotten OF Ames. Iowa.
who was in the city last week. is here
again looking after some business mat
ters-
Mr.. Frank Thomas is feeling as
well as ever again after having been
laid up a few days with a bad case OF
the grippe.
Mr.. A. E Carleton with some friends
came down from Cripple Greek yester-
day in a big Buick car. They left to-
day for Colorado Springs.
Mrs. George p. Nix was taken to the
hospital Tuesday but at present is
much Improved II was thought for
time an operation would be neces-
sary but her condition is so much bet
ter that IL will not be necessary.
Mrs. Helen NJ Biinn came home yes
terday from Colorado Springs where
she has been at the bedside OF her
mother. Mrs. NJ. 7. Yates. who was Sc
riousiy III bu, is now in a much i'm
proved condition
Word reached this city that Lewis
Raynoids now has an excellent posi-
ton In The Great Falls National bank
ut Great Falls. Montana
B. p. o. Z. Eiks Lodge. No. slo. in
stalled officers for the coming year
last night The new officers are: John
Shaw. Exalted Ruler: Jay sidebottom.
Esteemed Leading knight: Archibald
Turner. Esteemed Loyal Knight: John
Cheteiat. Esteemed Lecturing Knight:
Al NJ. wyckor. Esquire: Bud Holland
Inner Guard: W. o. Boles. Tyler.
Chaplain has not been appointed yet.
Mrs. Johnson. mother OF Mrs. Rose
Beecher. died some time early this
morning at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Frank L Smith. Mrs. Beecher. who
lives in Denver. was notified and she
will arrive this afternoon. Funeral
arrangements will be made when abe
gets here.
Mr.. Fred Revoice. an Insurance man
OF Denver. was In the city yesterday
and today on business
FRIDAY
The Misses Alice and Jane Eidred
went to the Eldred ranch In Garden
Park to spend their vacation. Alice Is
stll at the ranch but Jane returned
the first OF the week.
Mr. Daniel Bell and Mr.. Rohy went
to Fairpiay Wednesday and Will spend
some time camping In that vicinity.
The regular meeting Of U. 8. Gran,
Circle will be held Saturday afternoon
at 2 O'Clock sharp In the new X. OF p,
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Mr. L. F. Collins OF Frey & Collins
was out again Thursday after having
undergone an operation at the hospl-
tai last week. He is feeling much
improved in health
Rev. and Mrs. Paul Burgess have re-
turned from Ebert, Colorado. where
Rev. Burgess has been supplying in
the pulpit there. They are at the home
OF Mrs. Anna Burgess.
No marriage licenses have been is
sEed since the first Of the week. Some
body had better get busy.
Mr.. Charles Stream is building large
barn on his ranch on Fowler avenue
and makes a splendid Improvement to
the property.
Mr.. Steve Tyo is fixing up the house
on Fowler avenue. The house will
present an excellent appearance when
fully completed.
Wednesday when No. 10 pulled out
OF Pueblo with Conductor Lyman N
charge. one OF the new Super-Heaters.
No. 1oo1. was pulling It. No. 10 has
fast time between Pueblo and Denver
but the big engine pulled the eight
coaches as II they were nothing at all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Thompson OF
this city were called to Pueblo Thurs
day Afternoon by q telegram announc-
ing the serious illness OF their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Frank Clemmons. of East
Seventh street. that city. Mrs Glenn
mons has been suffering several weeks
with at attack of infiammatory rheu-
matism-
County Assessor Horace J. Craig
will go to Denver Monday to meet with
the other county assessors in executive
session. The meeting is held earlier
than usual this year in conformance
with a bill just passed last week
which says that the assessors shall
meet before the assessments are made
instead Of aftervard as has been the
case heretofore. The assessors used 20
meet IN August
The knights Of Pythias will meet
tonight in their new home in the Apex
block.
Mr. We're D. Maxon of San Diego Is
q guest at the c. II. Kissenger home
home on South Ninth street
Wednesday Mr.. W. p. Ahart pur-
chased the DR.. Craven place on East
Main street The deal was made
through J. W. Augustine.
Col Blanchard has resigned as Tiler
of the Elks' lodge and Custodian OF
the Elks' club rooms Mr.. William
Boles has been selected to take his
place.
The Friends In Council are holding
their meeting this afternoon in the
new X OF p. hall In the Apex block
Local History OF Fremont County
is the subject under discussion and
many Canon City people are taking
part II is an open meeting.
Mrs. A. E Wilson writes from San
Diego that Mrs. Booking Informed her
that her son, Lou Booking. was mar
ried on March 18th at Tombstone. Ari-
zona- II is not known whom he mar
ried- Mrs. Booking did not state. VIII
Booking. who was formerly in charge
OF the smelter here. is now working
for the same company as his brother
Charles. at Bartlesvilie. Oklahoma
Miss Hazel Harrison. formerly en-
ployed at the Light company's oiice
will go to Cripple Greek to be with her
father who Is In business there
Mrs. J. F. Marr. who has just re-
turned from an Official visit for the
Order OF Eastern Star, will soon leave
for another extensive visit for the
same order, starting at Pueblo and
Inspecting every lodge as far as the
lrar... nA~anr
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News Notes

(Advsrtisement)
Ragsdale's
Real Estate
Bargains
Notary Pubiic-w B. Rowland ss3
Main street Record Office.
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fisiere, ole fi1 NIT i6u1 in Utabors
teind ergeben bdben. lin0 niht perbafz
tet tuprben.
Gs beiertiren aber INNER nod Of
ftaiere unb Sploaten bon Der garnis
ion BON Guannas. Qm 0ienItag err
eoben fi6 bier Offijiere uno 81
Wdnn in gru3 De pieoro, benz gp-z
poiten Der sSnIurgenten Iublid bon
@uanmds. 8ieIe Geierteure Ingen,
RAP bic Sruppsn bes Generals Sjebd
in Guahmas tart bemoriliIirt ieier,
bob bic Garniion absr INNER nod unz
asfdbr 5000 Wiann fart Iei.
aontreabmiral Gpfptes unb Der
aapitGn bes Ser. ct. &reu3ers
s9ittsburg" tamen an 8ienitag in
gubidcan, Der 5auptftabt beg Staates
Sinaloa, an. sic befinoen ii9 in 8ez
oleitunq bes 6oilperneurs Riperos
ben Sinaloa, Der Elm Gffi3ier DER
GonItitutionoltiten lit. Gs iTt ni6t
tinr. mag 4omiral gptples nit bielem
geiuh i'm sSnnern bes 2anbes 5es
spe6t.
Sta0t Merifp, 23. 9s5ember
Gin Giienbobnsug, Ger cine Qbiteis
lung BON RegierungsIoloaten an goro
bate, fu6r am 8ienjtaQ ubsr etne bon
cen Rebea.n qsiegie Tine bei Gbarcos
uno ipuroe fdH qans 3erI,0rt. Die Res
Qisrun9struppen hatten teine ahnung,
DaR Rebelien in Der pd6e feien. lie
Meiften Der Soloaten, bic Bel Ser grs
|pirIion nidt inns 2ebsn tamen, MUIR
ben nafber BON Den &:beGeu 9etObiet.
gharcos, bas ieBt bon BEN Rsbellen
fcIsbt i'll, liegt niht melt n0rblih bon
Gan Quts potoii unb lift Der Iiiolidits
s}uatt, bis 3u tenn bic ReRLleH pom
Roroen porgeoruHgen iinb.
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StubioIus Spuuo (auF ber gu5e
feines RommiIitonen gumme0: .Dcs
rum bait 3u henn por6in 70 aufges
i6rien2"
SO babe mir am SpirItustoxer
bic GStnger perbrannt.
,2lh 10 - m oahte Idnn, es rpare
Dir Elm Observation-Disclosures BUD in he
5aAos geraibet."
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Jn(anOge(egrap6


Sort 8tain, 81. o., q. 8e3.
Gin Raubmoro. Der flo ieds Wei!sn
pon bier sreiqnst bat. oerisbte beuIe
oic oanse llmeegeno in AufregunJ.
Sin Rduber ooer ne6rere Rduber
cranaeu qeitsru abenn 3piiheu 9 unp
10 ubr in Die 8ebauiunq pss 80
c,o6rs alten Sohn Barrett elm, idluqen
bic 20 Sabre alte 5ofter pesiel6sn,
nie leieno in einem Der 53immer lab,
nit sinem Gniippsl bstpuBtlos, fehe!s
ten lie an 5Gnoen unb 5iiben, tparfsn
iie in Elm auIta5ennes ileines 9emdca,
ermorbetsn bqnn oen Batter. inoen
iie duf i'm ihoTeH unb i'm nit Snip
petn i6lugen unb iu6ten Damn nat}
reritettem gelbs, pei6es lie jeooA
uiht finoen fonnten. Crit heute Ulorz
cen ipuroe Der U2orb entostt, n1hoem
bic 5otter, 5sIeue Barrett. aufqefun=
SEN unb Don threH Seiieln bsfreIt
tpcroen mar. Sie tonnte teluen auTs
ifluB iiber bic W0rber gebeu unb dle
9miibunqen Der g:horoen. cine Spu-
Der sbdter gu entoedsn, iino big isst
fruhtlos geblisosn. Su Der GG6e boa
gdrrett's 6eim Fpirb sur 3eIt eins
aonoitrabe oe6out. an tpelher pieis
srteiter 6sThGftigt iino, uno bic
S6eorie lit, Dap elmer roer mebrsre
BON biefen ods 8srbrehen OerGbt has
Fen.
8aruun1 Srithinen.
0afbington, .. g.. %. 8s5.
Gpesialiiten oes aanonirthifaftss
departments lparnen ernitlih por
ben. Genub BON rohen SdpeineTleiIGl
ii: irqeno elmer 5orm, ipie Shintea
rnb Wurft. Die 8efahr iiegt beIons
berg in BEN S.iertagen nahe gieI
StDeinsfleiId sutbdlt le6enoe Sridis
nsn, nelhe auf ole WenIdea ii6er1e-
ben uno ifteihenos, aber tootIiA
pirtence Grdntbeiten sur Jol9e hd6en.
Dus einsige Wlittel, bic Sritinen
urihGolid1 I'll MAIDEN. 1T eos griinos
Iihc ao9en ees Gletides bti Ipeni1=
items 140 GRAB 5i5e. Damn lper6zn
Die Wsifro6en se.0otet uab oas Sleish
iii aniebbur. Gsrdbe tiirslih iino
pisle gdQe ieitaeIteQt lporosn, in oensn
8erfonen rp6.s ShreineflsiI6 gsgeIs
ZEN battsn unb nidt longe naraaT
itar6en.
Gomuno BON &lein Der 81
gamie ihuloig be-
funoen.
gortlano, Sree.. %. Ss3. -
Gomuno g. 6. BON slein. bon G9ta
cdro, nuroe bier am abenb bon elmer
Surp Der gigamie ihuloig befunoen.
Die antiass lautete, oab sr bier I'M
esahre 1911 Gthel Refucomb gepeiras
feet babe pdhreno er bsreits eins 5rau
bate. Gr ipar 3peimal auf bic 4ns
tlase bin pro3eiiirt lporpsil. bic Supes
Zen bon 5rl. Repcomb, i'm Wsrthe bon
$500, gsItohlsn al baben, IN teinem
Der beioen pro3eiIs mar aber Die sSurp
i'm Stanps, iich a,f einsH Mlhrlprua
3u einigen.
Der 4ugetla9tc mahte in oieiem
Jalle 10 gut pis gar teine @srtheiois
gung. IS nurosn nur 5tpei 3eu9en
pernommen.
grit Dor penisen 5asen 1T Der
1oter oes 9lnaetlagten. Or. BON alstn.
In gEicaap geitprben. gurd ietnen
gruber iteltte pon alein in 4breoe.
bob Ysin Batter fiir Isine Dertheiotguns
besabIt babe. unb audi, oab iein 0as
ter sssrO6sasn asrssns sitosbsn fsi.
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metterberiAt.

Sir Ohio, bas ipeiilide Vsnns
fblnanisn unD bas untere Wihi9da:
9riibss Wetter am Mittnoh; amTons
neritas ipabrIheinlih Hssen ooer
Sdnee; fdpade peranberlife Winoe.
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Die gBdbrungsbDrlage be-
finitio erIeotqt.

ftnttto erleoGgt.
Wuf6tngtou, .. g., %. DEG.
Der apnfsren3bsri1t iiber bic Q8&4@
ruugsporlage puroe am 0ienIta3
Nahuittag pom SeHat nit 43 ge5en
% Stimmeu gutse6eiBen. 8rei gtcz
publitaner uuo Der JortidrittIer
Yoinosrter ittmmteu nit ben Demo
traten fir bic 8DrIage. Die Republiz
taner poren Die Senatoren Soaes,
Wlorrts uno Qeeebs.
9ds Reprdientantenbaus Bate biz
8prlage iAou Dorher angenommeT,
unD Hanoem iie bon benz Spret1er
Glart unb benz Yi3e BrdTibeuten
Waribaa unter3si6nst iporoen, puroe
Iie nah benz WeiBen Sauie geihit!
lin iehs llbr &beno5 puroe iie pom
PrdiioeHten unter3eidHet.
GbgIeth bic gorIaqe fufort Sc
iebe5iraft erlangt, Dirp lie bod nitt
pirtlid, in Strait treteu, bis bas ueue
SpItem bon stHem aomntittee BON ne
gisrunqsbeamten organtiirt per5en
lit. Der Gurrencn gpntroqeur lit sis
ner oiefer 9eamten. 9ieIes Qmt IT
i'm QusenbIid patunt uno Der erite
S6ritt, um bds Snftsm einsufiibcer,
piro bic GrneHnung einesGpmptrolers
Iein.
Cine 8crluge fir Die @arantie BON
gant 9epoiiten, cine 8erfiiguug, bic
aus Der 9orlage 9eitrihen tporoen 1T.
purbe iofort ppn Dem Sendtor QBiIs
liams eingereiht uuo an has 8on,n,its
tee fir g1utpeTsn psrtpisien, sos iicb
no6 ben 5eiertagen oartit beihdftigea
tptro.
Sofort nQh Qnnd6ne Der QRGnz
rlings6orlage rertagten ii1 Senat rno
Observation-Disclosures biz gum L. Sas
mar.
iran gounq pieoer Super
intenbentin Der Silent.
liden g auIen
ghicaqo8.
ghicaap, SIl.. %. Tesqn6ar.
frau ella fstaql YounQ MURDER an
0ienftao. nah elmer itiirrifchen Sip
unp oes Snulraths, pieber 5ur GU.
periHtenosuten Der ghicuaoer Dffentli-
caen Sdulsn srtpohIt, Sieben Mit.
a!ieosr treiQerten lid III itimmen, agf
ben Gruno bin, oaB Der Sdulrat9
tein Redlt unn feline Maht babe. bic
GrpGhluna pon SoaH .. Shoop. Der
S1ilfsIuperintenoent unter iSrau
glouna mar. uno su ihrem Rahfolaer
ertpdbIt puroe. in WieoererpGgung
al sieben. Gs inurbe aud qsltenD oe-
mad)t. bar bic pier BON nem Wtanor
6arriIon ernanntsn Wsit1lieber. bic an
bic Stelle Der Bier traten. oeren Re
iionatipn bon bem Wlanor srsnanQen
puree, nidt All Siben i'm Shulratb
tere:htiat ieien.
8is GppoFitipn tiinbiate iofort an.
SaS Die 5anolunosrpeiie beg Shut.
ratbs. irlbem er Sboop pieber ubfeBte
unb frau 0onna an Isiner Stel!e
ernannte. in ben Ger dten anQefohten
rerpen irllrpe.
Der umitunp. ba bFrau 0ouna Dor
2lpei Woden nieht ipteber er'pdhlt purs
DC. bate orobe Gntriiitunq peruriaht
Gs puroeH Observation-Disclosures o6-
eehalten unb Der Snulrafb unb Der
Manor pursen BON Deleaatiouen BE-.
laqert. treIfe Die Refionatipn Sbpop's
unn bic Misberaniteauna Der sFrdu
Nouna perlanaten. Die SFrauen Gr.
anniiationen, politiider ME ni1tpolis
iiihsr 2lrt. .raten ohns Qusnahms fir
-ssrau DoaHa Elm. uas Wagor aarri.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-24
Cincinnati, gsittuod. ben "a 0ember 1918

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-24

DeuHde geltbrse in 2luitralaiisn aans
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-24
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-24

Haffen uno Munitiou fir Msrtto
6eItimmt, miro bon Den Ser. ct.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-24

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-24

Die H0nisin Don WOntensgrO sefGbr-
lih ertrantt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-24
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