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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-04-23
TIMES RrrUBI1CAr MARsHAIITowN IOWA. 1919

lected to appraise the value Of property
condemned in the extension of the cap
itol grounds" Mr.. Davidson said. Polk
county residents naturally will be more
lenient than those living outside the
city.
There is going to be a determined
effort on the part of some of the prop
erty owners to hold up the state when
1t gets their property. 1 know of one
man that says he is going 10 get $4,000
for house and lot that are not worth
$4,000 The law will catch just such
fellows as that.
"A court outside Polk county will he
above suspicion if a change of venue IS
taken In some of the trials. There
might be complaint out over the state
If care is not taken in this line"
The executive council will begin to
make arrangements for the purchase
of the land at once. A man to make
the negotiations with the property
owners must be selected He will set
a salary OF $500 a year. 1t is no, eN-
pected that he will have 20 devote his
entire time TO the work.
II is altogether proba bic that many
Of the houses on the land southeast the
ca pitol viii be moved TO Governors
square. That land is 10 be sold Mr.
Dawson and others believe that money
can he made by moving some of the
hOuSer
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-04-23
PRINCIPAL MEADE LET OUT.
Disagreement With Superintendent
Said TO 30 Cause Of Dismissal.

Special TO Times Republican.
Mason City, April 2S.-Principal l..
F. Meade. who has been at the head OF
the Mason City high school for the
past six years, was let down and out
by a.vote of the board. two voting for
his retention and three for his dis
missa, 1t is all owing, 30 the report
goes, to disagreement with Superin-
tendent Gilmore. Principal Meade is
Very htghlysregarded in the city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-04-23
An Honest Druggist Often
Gives Good Advice

n gives me great pleasure to take
this method OF thanking you for what
Dr.. .Kilmer's Swamp Root has done for
my wife and at the same time to
cheerfuily recommend it to all suffer-
iers from kidney trouble.
Ny wife had suffered terribly from
kidney disease and had tried all kinds
Of patent medicines with no success,
until a druggist recommended swamp
Root. That brought the only relief
she has had in years and she is now
feeling better than she ever did before
II believe this is due entirely TO
swamp Root and stand firm in my
statement when / say that Swamp
Roo, is the king of all kidney RENE
dies. You have my consent TO pub
lish this statement at any time IN the
interest of humanity.
Yours very truly,
E B. TTNGLE.
Tecumseh. Neb.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me,
this 4,h day of December, 1911.
C. E. SMITH, Notary Public.
This is 10 certify that +. 3. Ting
of this city has purchased swamp
Root of us several times.
SMITH DRUG COMPANY.
Tecumseh, Neo.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-04-23
FINED FOR CONTEMPT.
Five Witnesses Refuse to Appear il
Court and Are Assessed 500.

Special to Times Repuplican-
Mason City April 23.-Two hundred
dollars is all that 1t cost five residents
Of Calendar for contempt Of court. AT
the last term tried in this county. the
case of Frick.- Stearns- Russell Com
pany VS. Frank Perry was up for hear
ing. D. c. Maloy. banker at Castalia;
Earl Birdsall. E L. Allen. Albert
Christopherson and w. H. Haefner
were subpoenaed as witnesses. On the
day when they should have been pres
emit in court to give their testimony a
telegram was received from Mr.. Maloy
stating that the witnesses refused to
come. Judge Joseph ]. Clark was then
presiding and he issued charge Oh
contempt of court. Court opened yes
terday with Judge Edwards on the
bench and the FIVE men appeared be-
fore him: stipulations had been
agreed to so that they had to stand all
The expenses Of the former trial and
make good. the damages asked for, in
all totaHng 5000.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-04-23
MRS. AMANDA ~. EASTMAN, OF
ElDoRA, WAS REMARKABLE
lN.MANy WAYS.
WAS WIDOW OF FORMER
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
Mrs. Eastman Master Of Seven Ian
auasss and Eariy.pay Seneol Teach .
er Of Hardin ceunty-Aetivs in Club
Work Up to Time Of Fatal liInsss--
Funeral to ss Held Thursday.
Special to Times-Republ;can.

Special to Times Republican.
Eldora. April 23.-Mrs. Amanda Il
Eastman, widow of Ex-Lieutenant
Governor E. w Eastman, Of Eidora,
died at the home of her step daughter
Mrs. Ezra Nuckolis. Up this city Tues
day afternoon of anenia, at the age
Of IS years
Miss Amanda Hall was born Feb. !!
1910. at Windsor. y. Y, and was edu-
Gated CT the seminary there. She had
q renarka BILE mind and ma stored seven
languages - Greek. Hebrew. Latin
Frt nch, German, Spanish and English
she retained her mental faculties to the
last. IN 1883 she Joined her brother,
Howard Hall al Union, Iowa, where
she taught school The brother later
los, his life in the war Q: the rebellion.
While a resident of Union township
Miss Hall taught in the old Sawin dis
trio, school. Later she came 10 Eidora-
where she taught in the nub!ic school.
and where she me, Enoch ". Eastman,
to whom she was married Sept. IS,
1854 One son wes born IF this union,
Fred. who died June 9. 1897. =.
Mrs Eastman was a member Of the
Congregational church Of Eldora since
the early Seventies" For a number
Of years she was a member of the Mon
day Club of Albion. where she was
widely known. Mrs. Eastman was ever
a loyal member of the Windsor SEM
mary alumni attending the reunions
of 1900 and 1910 The besi known here
of her surviving nephews and nieces
are Edward T. Devine. general secre-
tary of the Associated Charities OF New
York. and al p-esentSin charge Of re-
lief worl, at Dayton O. and his two
sisters. Mrs. May Grouse of Albion.
and Mrs. Stella Boggs. Of Waterloo.
Mrs. Eastman was one of the best
known and highly respected residents
of Eldora. The funeral will be hold
Thursday afternoon al 1870 at Eastman
Place
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-04-23
BIG BLAZE AT OXFORD.
Rock Island Depo. and Oxford Ele.
vator Totally Destroyed BY Fire.

Special 10 Times Republican.
Iowa City. April 22.-Fire OF IN
KNOWN origin. possibly due to sparks
from an engine: and possibly, from the
pipe Of tramp. totally destroyed the
Scck Island Railway Company's sia-
tion and Z. D. Jones &, Sons elevators,
and all their contents-15.o00 bushels
OF grain, includeG-a1 The village Of
oxford.
The FIRE department and private citi-
zeas saved McCayiy's livery barn ard
NcC,earys lumber yards. with great
difficulty. The horses were rescued
from the former structure. unframed.
The loss on the elevator and contents
was about $4,000.
The insurance or the elevator was
$4,000, and on the grain $4,000. The de-
pot uninsured. represents q loss Of
several thousands more.
/, is the intention of the elevator
owners 10 rebuild soen. The Rock Is
land, presumably, will 6oSiaewise.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-04-23
CHILDREN HATE
CASTOR OIL, UGH!
DELICIOUS "SYRUP OF FIGS
CLEANSES THEIR LITTLE
cLoGGEp BOWELS.

Look back at your childhood days
Remember the physic that mother in
sisted on-cas tor oil, calomel, cathar-
tics. How YOU hated them, how you
fought against taking them.
With our children It's different. The
day of harsh physic is over. we don't
force the liver and thirty feet Of bowels
now; we coax them. We have no
dreaded after effects. Mothers who
cling to the old form of physic simply
don't realize what they do. The chill
dren's revolt is wellfounded. Their
little stomachs and tender bowels are
injured by them.
II your child is fretful. peevizh, half
sick. stomach sour. breath feverish and
its little system full of cold: has diar-
rhoea.> sore throat, stomach ache;
doesn't eat or rest well-remember-
look at the tongue, IL coated, give
teaspoonful Of Syrup Of Figs. then
don't worry. because you surely Will
have a well. smiling child in a few
hours.
Syrup Of Figs being composed en-
tirely Of luscious figs. SIENNA and aro-
mates simply can not be harmful. II
sweetens the stomach. makes the liver
active and thoroughly cleanses the
little ones waste-clogged bowels. In
few hours, all sour bile. undigested fer
menting food and consttpated weste
matter gently moves on and out OF the
system without gripping or nausea.
Directions for children of all ages
also for grown-ups, plainly printed on
| the package.
| BY all means get the genuine. Ash
your druggist for the full name Syrup
Of Figs and Elixir Of SIENNA" prepared
by the California Fig Syrup Company
Accept nothing else.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-04-23
conoasoAr,oMAL,sTs MEET.
Northeast Iowa Association IN Ssssies
At Waterloo.

NVFVVO0OS IOWA S0oVOs0SsOV ~ OO~'O'-
At Waterloo.
Waterloo, April 23.-The openins
session Of the semi-annual melting OF
the Northeastern Association OF Con
greGational Ministers and Churches IN
the First Congregational church OF TINS
city ives, we'll attended and I'M
preesive services were held.
The moderator. ]. II. Shoemaker OF
Cedar Fails, called the association to
order and presided during tho evenins'
The opening sermon was preached by
Rev. Frank Moore, Of Manchester, on
The Moral Element in Life" and was
presented with force, and was very
practical and pertinent in its argu-
ment
Rev Albert r. Rice, OF Waverly'
was elected moderator and Rev. Phil
lip Fisk, OF Shell Rock, was duly
elected scribe.
The committee on credentials was
elected us follows: DR.. J. e. snow
den. Cedar Falls; DR.. H. F. Milligan'
Dubuque; Rev. A. G. Washington, Tri-
poll. -.
Abont seventy ministers, delegates
and visitors were In attendance. ~,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-04-23
Letter to
Or. kiimer G. Co,
Binahamton, N. Y.
Prove What Swamp. Roo. Viii Do For

Send to Dr.. Kflmer & Co. Bingham
ton, \. Y. for sample bottle. II VIII
convince anyone. You will also receive
a booklet OF valuable information. tell
ing all about the kidney and bladder.
When writing. be sure and mention
the Marshalltown Times Republican
Regular fitty-cent and one-dollar size
bottles for sale at ali drug stores.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-04-23
Galloway Io... Barn and Stock.

Waterloo, April 23.-F1re OF I'M
known origin completely destroyed the
large barn, grsnary. implement house
and other outbuildings on the William
Galloway farm, two and one-haf miles
west of the city on the old Cedar Fails
roads, at 1880 o'clock Tuesday morn
ing.
Eight head of valuable horses, rep
,resenting an investment Of $500 were
cremated. A large quantity OF grain
hay and provisions were consumed and
several fine sets of harness destroyed
in the flames. The horses were high
bred animals which had recently been
procured for the spring work. One
mare cost $500. A large number 81
hogs were lost in addition to grain
and hogs valued at $3.50 which were
being kept in the barn by Edward
Crandaii
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-04-23
Made 1t King

& This invention. plus our other
Projections, made the Goodyear
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-04-23
Northern Io1ua Items

sibI.y.
BIDS we're received By the Sibley
town council last week for the con
struction OF a sewer system. The con-
tract was let for s1925o Several bids
were submitted. The system will be
complete in four months.
EstherviIe.
The city council is planning the
erection o: a combined city hall and
fire house. TWO stories high, 28xs0 feet
in size, and costing $1,000. When COM
p!eted the IRE fighters will have a
strictly modern and fully equipped
home.
EstherviIe.
". a. Beymer. one OF the city coun-
cilmen, has had on exhibition an egg
laid by one Of his Buff Orpington hens
which measures eight and one-Quarter
inches round the long way, and seven
inches the other way. The egg weighed
four ounces and contained three full
sized yolks.
Dubuque.
Frank AicAllister, former employe
in tn. Illinois central shops at Water
loo. has brought action in the Dubuque
trail asking $500 for injury which
blinded him in one eye while he was
employed in the shops. The petition
vas filed with the clerk of the district
court on Thursday.
M ont!ceio.
Andrew Davidson. a former rssiden!
Of Monticello. but who now resides al
Anles. sold his residence property stu
ated half mile from town and forty
acres adjoining for a consideration OF
$500 10 c Kettlesen, OF Wyoming. Mr.
kettlesen has retired from active
farming and desires to secure small
place near town.
Strubie.
Be--it Hawkins, s,eb Osborne and
Grant cha nan and son captured
seven cub wolves the other day in
Sherman township. II was an old
building spot where the two. MIR. aud
Mrs Wolf, have been making their
residence and Teasing upon some Of
J. H Hawkins young lambs for some
tine. TIE father arc mother wolves
were pursued 70 Inc creek but not
captured.
Lake City.
The barn on tie Lagrange property
occupied by f. o. Cottong, was almost
DESTROYED by fire Tuesday afternoon
with most OF its contents, including
two horses some harness, and guam
thy CT straw Mr.. Cotong's Hit!e
son puddle" set fire To some stra"
outside the barn and the blaze soon
com naunicated with the building. whicf
uas mass Of flames before the alarm
was given.
Csaee.
During the past week many boxes
| Of clothing and provisions have oset
! shipped from Usage to the MOOD SUI
! ferers Of Ohio and on Saturday ca
was loaded on the Great Western tracf
/ principally with potatoes and th|
1 same forwarded to Dayton withou
! delay by the courtesy of the wen!
Fargo Express Company. Several nun
| d-ed bushels Of potatoes nave peer
promised by people Of Usage and sur
rounding country.
| Anamosa.
Scott Monroe was thrown under
passenger train last Monday evening
He received terrible injuries, and l.
now at the sanatorium with pfomis'
OF recovery but is not out OF danger
The young man was returning from
Cedar Rapids. He got off the eventn.
passenger train at the Ford stree
crossing, two blocks from the depo;
He fell and was thrown close to tn
rail His left arm fell across the raj
doubled up. with the result that tn
hand was completely severed AM
thrown aside and the arm was cut s.
badly few inches below the shoulder
that the bone was broken and the arr
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-04-23
SCARLET FEVER SCARE.
Dubuque High Closed and Fumisatior
Ordered Following Death Of Student.

Special TO Times Republican.
Dubuque, April 23.-Herman Helm,
aged Is, a student of Dubuque high
school, died after three days illness of
scarlet fever at his home in this city
Monday evening. He had attended
school Friday and the first symptoms
CT the dread disease developed Satur-
day. AS means of preventio, high
school was dismissed Tuesday morn
ing and a fumigation ordered.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-04-23
Knoxville Man Hun in Street.

Knoxville. April 23.-Daniel Fry. @
prominent citizen and capitalist. was
run down by an automobile on the
public square in Knoxville Yesterday
afternoon and was probably fatally in
jured. The machine. weighing o,200
pounds. passed diagonally across the
body from the hips 10 the shoulder
breaking three ribs in the region OF the
heart. Fry was still unconscious four
hours after the accident. He is believed
10 have been seriously injured inter
nally
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-04-23
HANDY DIRECTORY OF THE
MASONIC TEMPLE.
Marinello Shop
SECOND FLOOR

Mary E Stroud. Cosmetician.
We carr q full line OF first quality
hair and MAKE switches and extra
pieces TO order. We guarantee 70 match
lheh air in shades.
Facial massage, shampoo, manicure
and chiropody.
Phone 81 Green.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-04-23
ChsIssa News Items.

Special to Times-Republican.
chelsea. April 23.-Charles Tappan
has the foundation for a new resIdence
in the south of town.
Louis yomaceka is building six
room house in south Chelsea.
Sam WaltoD's new residence IN
north Chelsea is completed and HI
Cross house is ready for piastering.
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2;uslanD= Selegrapb
Qmeritaner ubgeHurst.

Qmerit taner bgeitur3t.
5urin. StaIien. 2. Sept. Gin
Qutomobil nit elmer 9ln3ahl 4meri.
tarer an 8orb, bic ii9 in GbamouRir,
in Supopen, am 5ube oes WontbIane,
aufgebdlten hatten, itiirSte am 0iens.
tag beim tleinen ct. Bernhard iiber
einen Mbbang binub. 3pei 5rauen
Qarens Smitb unb Duer puroen
tO0tlid Oerlest, pdbrenb 5err Duer
unb iein Sobu nit rpeHiser f6persn
8erletungen bupDntamen.
Die 5orberungeu Der u n / o.
niften abgeniefen.
2onbon, 2. Sept. Carl Beau
damp, Der aommiFGr fir offenttiGe
Derte, BAT bic Goroerungen Der 8aus
seperfsllnionen, bob feine 9i6t. llnio-
ntiten BON Der Regierung beI6Gftigt
peroen follen, abgeIdlogeR. Die sSor.
berung mar in gsrbinbung nit oem
Strelt Der .9ausmaler uno glettriter
ssitetlt norDsn.
9utes GefaGft.
Waabrib, 2. Gept. Sn bem
S6aufeniter zines 4ntiquors in biefis
ger Gtobt mar am Dienitag ein Ge<
mdI5e ausseite[lt, an BEN ein 3e.kl
NIT ben faissab<H Wssssa aass6saas
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Herisnal. tissn.

Srl. Minnie SO q gner, Die lie
benspiiroige 5ohter unIeres betunnten
Mlitbiiraers, oes Observation-Disclosures
tanten Serrn gbporo Wagner, bat fh
geItern Qbeno nit Serrn S 0 hn u.
0pffmanH in Die Roienfefsln Der
GR ihlieBen laIIen. Serr 9offmonn
1T als Mitglieo Der 5atuItdt oes Gpns
ierpatorp Of MluTc in Der gtgenlhdft
als 9efanels6rer uno uls gsi9dBter
2ieoerTGnger dufs Bette bstannt. gluh
feline unmutbige Satin 1T cine begabte
Sdnoertn uno SoIiitin i'm Gbor Der
9eutIhen Ct. Spbannes 9emelnoe.
9aitpr $. 9. Giisnlpbr, Elm lansidbs
riger 5reuno beiber 5amilien ltno Der
iungen Geute, iegnete oen Gbebuno etn.
Die @erempnie fanb seitern abenb i'm
elterIi6en Sau1s Der 9rdltt, an Der
Sbio glpenus, 'tatt unb ibr i6loB ita
cine folenne Sob3eitsfesr an. Die
ReupermGbIten, beren Iiebenspiiroigss
Weien ibnen 5retnoe obne 3abI ges
rprben. smpfinqsn piele ihone 6ez
I6ente. 9egIsitst BON ben ber3IthiteH
8Iidpiini6en gum fernsren gemeniaz
men 9ebensfpee traten iie bic 6o68eitss
reiIe on. gu6 ibrsr Riidtebr Utitte
5eptember 1T oas toiigs 9eim. in Der
TGbe oes GIternbauIes an Der Sbto
Qpenue, fertig.
Serr 4ntor 8erger, Der 9sre
treter Der IL. Warb i'm S6ulratb, 1T
q1ftern mead 8uihin9ton, 9. g.. oeS
reiit, um ieincr Sohter unb ieinem
Ghriegerip6n Ssrrn unb 5rau SEQ.
SO. 6arih einen auf Die 9auer mebre.
rer 0p6:n bsrednsteH 8eiua ab5uz
Iiatten.
Der S6uIiuperintenbent d. 81. s.
Gonhpn iit qeftern aus ben 6eris1
9uriitgetebrt. Gr perlebte ieinen llrs
Iuub auf isinem 2dubiiB in Wtoins
Gr ipiro nunmebr bic IsBten por6ere;s
tenben S6ritte fir Den 9eginn oes
ntuen S6uIiubres am tommenoen
Wtontad tbun.
6err Spnrao 6srthel. Der
ktannte Grocsr BON Der Syefferion 4p.
uno ct. CLAIR StraBe, ter msbrere
W&Dnate in Der attn 6etmatA rpetIte,
1T pObIbebaIter suriidgetsbrt.
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4eneral= gtreif.
esn iamntliden &Gidereien Ser
Staot iuiro hcntc Die arbelt
nicoergelegt.

Ser Streif, ser oergangene @odc
Iii Orci @dihereien begonnen rDurtc,
miro iih beute iiber idntmtlid)e Gta-
tliiiements alsoebneu uno 5u etneIn
Generalitreif ouslpahien. 60 rpuroe
geitern @beno in elmer 8eriammlurg
scr 8diderei%beiter. Die 81 nelln5i8
9ro3ent Mdoden iino, sbeihloiien
Ter Central 2abor Council, pelfer
qcItcrn 4bcno in Sibung mar, bat Den
Streif gl,tgeheiBen. gs miro behaup-
tet, 0QB Die in oen @dIAereieu arbei.
tenGeu 9Wdo6en I'M 31trhidr1itt nur
81 per @ohe uerOIenen uno oobet in
elmer 9ampfathuoipbare arbetter
1niiiien, 0ie fat linertrdglid iii. 4u'
fcrnem ioucn Die 9lrbeitsItuHoen luts
qebiibrIih lang iciu. ia aQe 5Srle'
Observation-Disclosures, Die ieit auSs
truh oe5 Streits IN ben orei @aihe.
reien gepfLogen ipuroen, obneReIuLtat
qcblieben iino, lDuroe Der General
Ttreif geItern angeorouet.
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ShifTsuab bribteu.

Rem gOrt, 2. Sspt. anset.:
rarOuprin8sfIin Gseilie" >unn .5rants
furt" 0On Bremen, .4ncona" bon
gleapel.
Qbgsg.: .Gronprins wiibelm" na4
Bremen. .aaiisrin 4uguits @ictorin
rad 5amburg, .Roorban" na9 Rots
tsbam, nS5psrnia" mad Srieft.
aus6st. Qnssi.: .Gorintbion1
Don 2pnoor.
antntrten. 2lngst.: ,,aroons
lamb" bon gler gorf.
aueenstr pn. 4nget.: Cans
eunin" bon Rstp Dorf.
Bremen. Qnatf.: .Aaifsr Mils
beIm H." BON gstp Dorf.
Rotterbcm Ansei.: .potss
BAN" BON Qstp gprt.
Qiperpo0I. abges.: r2aeonia-
rcd Bolton.
30 ton. Qnset.: .Jlopoli" Don
genua. .Jtumiotan" BON Glasgow.
Qbqsq.: aSroaconia1 mad 2iDerpOol.
gdilabel2bia angei.: rgrss'
leu bon 8rsmen.
Genua ausef.: .Garpctbia' Dor
Qetp Dort.
2OnbOu. anset.: .alnf0nia" Dor
MoHtreaI.
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Aus Dem cseniter geitiir3t.

8eim SpieI fieI in sinem unbepa6z
ten gugenblid Der 3pei Sabre alte
eSobn 9onalbfon aus einem feniter Der
3rpsitsn gtuge Der eItsrlitsn DOhnung,
Re. 312 Dsft McRider Qnenue. 9as
&ino srLitt etusn S6dbelbru6, oeFen
5olgen es am Q6enb i'm ftd0tii5en
9oipitaI erlag.
- 9eitern Q6enb itiirste Der issusrz
nebrmann Sor1es SCENTS, 55 Sabre alt,
bon Ro. 2050 Gaitern Qpenue, dus eiz
nem JeHiter Der 3rpeiten Gtage zines
6auies an Der 6. Strube unb 8roaos
man. 5ents, pelher Bel Der Sprisene
&ompognie gao. Il bebienftet 1T, trug
etnsn 9einbruh unb 6anbgelentbrud
bapon. 5ents befinbet ii6 auf urIaub
unb mar i'm gegriff eins befreunbete
Janilie 3u beiuden, Sm 3nieli6t
perrpe3ielte er Elm pffenftsbenbes .jSlurz
fenftsr nit einem 9reppsnaufgona uno
itiirate bur4 busfeIbe auf Die Strabs.
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SaperiiAer Wsdmnerdspr
Sic @prbcrritnnsen fir bas Silbers
jn6iiGnm iinb getrpffeu.

Der 9aDeriihe DtGttnerhor ltcbt
i'm 3eihen ieines iilbernen Sltbtla-
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mann fiibrte in Der geItrtgeu Sieuag
in ser entrals5urnballe, Die nadl Der
@robe ubgehaltcn rpuroe, ben &orIis.
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tcte einen uniangreihen gerld)t ubcr
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Seutung oes Cages miiroiges Set 81
erparten itebe. Serr Soffmann unter'
brcitete audi ba5 8rogramm, pelcbe3
qutaebeiBen uno gum 3rud beorGcrt
puroe. 9tatiirlif ilbernebmen ote
@ereinigten Sdnger einige 9slmmerll
qeboren oie gopernidnger bod 5un
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cin Rbeinbaper lit, h6lt Die GSeitrcoe
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fciue 3peierlei 9eutltng 5ulaiien, 81
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-03

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