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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-05-10

WILL PLAY BALL
DEMOCRATIC AND REPUBLICAN
MEMBERS TO LINE UP IN
GAME JUNE IL.

Washington, d. c., May 9.-Eighteen
or more members of the house will
brave sunstroke May II in their annual
baseball game between the republican
and democratic parties in their cham
Der. The proceeds, which will be
coaxed from an admiring public. will
be turned over to the local Fairgrounds
association. Representative Kinkead
of New Jersey, is organizing and will
captain the democratic team. The
captain of the republicans is being
kept dark secret. Maurice Connolly
OF the third Iowa district, will be in
the democratic lineup.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-05-10
.CH|NDA TENDERS
THE PROTEST OF
. JAPAN TO BRYAN
Ambassador Delivers Nip
pom Message in Person;
Cabinet Members Silent
About Action.

Washington, D. c., May 9-Japan's
formal protest against the California
alien land bill was submitted to Secre
tary Bryan at the state department
early today by Viscount Chinda, in
person. The protest will be placed be
fore President Wilson and the cabi
net by Secretary Bryan this forenoon
that an answer may be promptly re
turned to the Japanese embassy.
Secretary Bryan was a little late In
arriving at his office but five minutes
after the appointed hour he was In
con ference with Viscount Chinda who
came to the state department alone
The conference lasted for half an hour
and at It's conclusion the secretary
and the ambassador left the depart
ment together, the former going d.
rectly to the white house to submit
to the president the written communi.
cation which the ambassador had
given him and the ambassador re-
turned to the embassy. Photograph
ers snapped pictures of the two men
as they came from the department side
by side. The secretary declined to
make any statement as to the char
acter Of the protest he had received
until after the cabinet meeeing.
At noon Secretary Bryan left the
cabinet meeting.
II have no statement to make at
this time," was his only reply to all
inquiries. The cabinet remained in
session and there were some intima
tions that some statement might come
from the white house later.
NOT Prepared 70 Answer.
4 Shortly aftefward Secretary Bryar
and the ambassador again met at the
state department but their conference
was necessarily short, the secretary
had to take the 1890 o'clock train for
New York, where he Is to deliver an
address tonight at banquet.
Mr.. Bryan said the conference with
the ambassador would be resumed to.
morrow upon his own return from New
York. This was taken as an indica.
ton that the state department was
not vet prepared, even after the brief
consideration in the cabinet to make
q final answer to the Japanese objec-
ttons. as presented today by the am.
bassador.
Cabinet Members Are Silent.
Other members Of the cabinet re.
fused without exception to discuss the
situation further than to say the gen
eral subject had been gone over.
There is a strong probability Of a
special cabinet meeting tomorrow to
permit Secretary Bryan to lay before
the president and his colleagues the
results of his further conference with
the Japanese ambassador.
At the white house and the state de.
partment there was everv evidence Of
the intention of the president and the
cabinet to go into the question with.
out delay and to give the Japanese
government prompt outline Of the
federal governments attitude toward
the Webb bill should, Gov. Johnson
sign It,.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-05-10
.HUERTA STATES
POSITION HELD
TOWARD THEU.S.
Provisional President of
Mexico Says in Absence
Of Recognition Official
Matters Must Wait.

Mexico City, Mex, May 9.-Presi
dent Victoriano Huerta during his con
ference yesterday with Henry Lane
Wilson, the American ambassador
stated very clearly the position o.
Mexico in relation to the United
States. The following official version
of the conference was given to the
Associated Press today.
Provisional President Huerta re
spectfully stated to Ambassador viii
son (that diplomat referred to oficia
matters) that the government o
Mexico was disposed to, arrange the saf
fairs pending between 1t and the gov
ernment of the United Staes.
Treat on Urgent Matter.
. st was pointed out, however, thai
for the time being the ambassador
should understand the necessity which
the government of Mexico has for alb
staining from treating any official mat
ter, with the exception of urgent af
fairs or ordinary procedure, for the
simple reason that during the time the
government Of the United States did
not recognize the government OF
Mexico at all, agreements would be
ineffective In view of the fact that the
government of Mexico has no person
ality before the government Of the
United States.
This was the substance of the con
ference between his excellency Am
bassador Wilson and the president OF
the republic Of Mexico, General Vic
torian Huerta.
Will Protect Inhabitants.
"In addition, however, the govern
ment of Mexico, wether recognized OF
not by the United States has adopted
and will always adopt measures for
the security Of the inhabitants of the
country, whether its own nationals OF
foreigners, and this has been demon
strated by the attention given to the
petitions of those; who have been In
any manner injured by, past revolu'
tions.
THE United States and all the peo-
pies of Europe have proofs that the
Of Mexico is especially
pledged to give guarantees to every.
body without distinction of national.
ity."
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-05-10
MARSHALL IN COME
BACK AT COL. HARVEY
Vice Presidsnt Takes Offsnss at Com
mont Made on His Speech and
Makes Answer.

Washington, d. &C., May .9.-Vice
President Marshall today replied to
Col. Geo. Harvey's statement that his
recent public speeches were meant to
incite the predatory poor" If any
body will produce public utterance Of
mine advocating the curtailment or
distribution of honest wealth except by
a fair inheritance tax will go to Wall
street and personally apologize" said
Mr.. Marshall. I'm the course Of a long
professional career have learned that
the witness who has knowledge Of fraud
invariably 60 mad when he was inter-
rogated as to the fraud"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-05-10
ARSON SUSPECT
DRINKS POISON

Fremont, Neb., May 9.-John Volt
man Of Walnut, Ia. is dead here as a
result Of drinking poison. At the time
of his death he was under arrest
charged with arson. He secreted the
poison in his clothes.
Woltman was in business at Crowell,
Neb. His place of business burned and
suspicion pointed to him as having set
the fire. A large number OF other
buildings were destroyed. /.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-05-10
JUMPS FROM SHIP:
FOUND UNCONSCIOUS

Seattle, Wash, May 9.--Mrs. X r.
Ask, wife Of prominent merchant Of
Skagway, Alaska, jumped overheard
Tuesday night while he steamship
Spokane was of Prince Rupert, b c..
and was found unconcious but alive on
the beach by fishermen next morning.
according to a report received by the
Spokane, which has arrived here.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-05-10
CARNEGIE SPEAKS
AT PEACE MEETING

New York, May 9.-Addresses by An
drew Carnegie and DR.. VIM. Dunnina
Of Columbia university. president OF
the American Historical association
were on today's program of the Inter-
national conference which is arranging
the centenary celebration Of peace
among English speaking peoples. The
sessions here will close tonight with a
banquet at which Secretary Bryan will
make the principal address. Tomorrow
the delegates begin their tour of Amer
lean cities. They will first visit Boston
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-05-10
DEACONESS SCHOOL
TO HEAR "A BISHOP

Des Moines, May 9.-Bishop Frank
Bristol Of Omaha will deliver the
commencement address for the Iowa
training and deaconess school here
Sunday night. Eleven young women
will receive diplomas.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-05-10
Villain Shoots
Self as II er0ine
Faints During Play

Sharon, Pa, May 9.-During
the presentation Of drama
here last night given by anna
teurs under the auspices of a
local lodge, the heroine, Miss
Nina Shaffer, while heaping in
vectives on the head of the
villain, suddenly collapsed and
lost consciousness. In the ex-
citement Frederick Mcintyre,
the villain accidentally shot
himself in the left hand with
revolver. The show ended
abruptly.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-05-10
oTTUMwA WA PE1Lo COUNTY, IOWA MAY TO- 1913
Prosecutor of FirebugS
Blames WOn1e1'S Dress For
Many Incendiary Fires

have been
responsible running into the mil
Johnston charge Of the To-
the Chicago
cheering club last night.
tight skirts there
number - he said Merchants
~'0looE HdB0 the arson
hres arranged. Gg-- '0Ho3sttJ sissS
able that
They
willow in
change the style Of shirt waists followed
number waist which IN
instances, than coincidence"
#s
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-05-10
lite FIGURES
To SHOW CAUSE
|. OF C0ST[YM MEAT
Democrats on Ways and
Means Committee Defend
Cut in Tariff on Imported
Cattle.
[BY E. H. HANsON.1

washington, D. c., May 9.--Notwith-
standing the hard fight which Iowa re-
publicans and others made during the
tariff battle to restore meats to the
duty list and to raise the duty on cat
tie from 10 per cent to 25 in the Under
wood bill, the fact remains that the
reductions are justified according to
the best statistics obtainable in Wash
ington. .
[ Figures cornpiled at the census and
agricultural ofiices show that while the
population has increased II per cent
in the last six years from 1907 to 1913
the number OF beef cattle in this coun-
try has decreased 80 per cent. The
relative increased cost of meat to the
consumer has been even greater than
this wide difference In proportion.
The population of this country IN
1907 was approximately 8732O.53O and
in 1913 1t was 97,028, ,497.
The number Of beef cattle IN 1907
we're 81 ,565, 731 and in 1913 there were
36,03O,OOO.
At this corresponding ratio OF in
crease in population and In the de-
crease of cattle, within the next de-
cade the poorer classes would be abso-
lutely unable to purchase meats for
their table and the middle classes
would not be able to have meat for
every meal.
According to the democratic ways
and means committee, the reduction OF
the tariff on cattle, from Is per cent
to 10 per cent ad valorem, was abso-
lutely justified. No cattle in the world
can compete with those on our great
western and southwestern ranges, but
these ranges are being cut down an
nually and the small farmer cannot
devote his time to raising beef cattle.
A, D. Summer OF Waterloo, has lost
out on the position Of chief Of pages
In the senate. He came to Washing
ton with Senator Allison and then
when Mr.. Allison died, he was re-
tained here through the influence OF
his uncle, Senator Clark Of Wyoming.
John Crockett Of Eldora, another ALI
son man, will lose out shortly. He 1s
a reading clerk in the senate. He will
60 as soon as the democratic clerks
get we'll broken In.
Frank Clark Of Ottumwa. United
States marshal for the southern dis
4.,at - Inwo onont tho early mart OF
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-05-10

Representative Kirkpatrick this
week recommended Frank Kussart for
the postmastership at Eddyville in the
sixth district.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-05-10

Frank Clark OF Ottumwa. United
States marshal for the southern dis
trict Of Iowa, spent the early part OF
the week in washington on business
connected with his office.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-11
edj,sSbiidles lint. ..Strsia.

Ger edArdbii1e llnteritiisllnas.
gercin bicIt aeiicrn abeHo IN Der
Central JnrnbdIe feine geriditliil.
inna ab. Sn Ger ab,peienheif oes
gralibenten Scnrp @oedIer iilhrte
gi3eprdiioent Senrn Siren Den gsor'
iit mno scfretar VI. Diftinger pdlief'
ieincs amtes oIs VroiofoIlart. ai
brei franfe Witaiieoer iuiiroe eas iio'
Iidr aranfenaelo im 0ciamlntbeiraas
uon Si2 sir .3ahlung aHgciuieien.
MIS- nemes Nifglieo ipnroc Serr Suo.
ipia ginoer aliisenonlHen. Cine Gin
laouna Des Shspabiiden llnierIiiis.
mngs. .gereins Gintradt 3u oeiicn am
-. Ctiobcr itnitiinocloen HaI muir.
be araenonnen uno Der gerein miro
Iidl in Gorpore an oiefer Verdnital.
tsnla betleiliaen. SIN llebriaen a..
langten MIR Romiiiegelddite siir er.
lc0ilung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-11

3. Strabe errihtet tperben iolI. -
Col. sSobn Gnslano erbielt cine
Wirthhafts 9isens fir 430 Geott
StraBe. - Die Office zines Bomb
Glerts fir gooinaion puroe abae-
lhofft. Dem Stabt Nuoitpr Wore
Dnroe Die Office iibertraaen uno er er-
belt Die Grlaubnib cinen Glerf gu
sngaaircn, Der $50 p.1 Wondt erbal-
ten ioll. 6srr gspre 2obrs ipiro
einftipeilen Die Nrbeiten perrihteu. =
sspIeph Weeie uno Charles Maion err
bielten is $75 fir oreiMonate fir ar.
bsiten in Der Staot 4iieNprs 81.
siee.
- Mabor 8eora 6. mhilipps crlieb
aeftern cine prptlamotion anldblih
nes Columbus Sdaes am Wontdg.
a0e Dffentlid,en Sffiten tperosn &C.
ichloiien blsiben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-11
Die Suoeet'9lusftellung.

5n Der Budget squsiteauns in;
uHipn Central Gsbauo. piro heu.s
4anHiiias Snr Or. 6. .. llpiou
ans TaptOH. g., iibsr Den 5oriidrrt:
in Dapton felt Der 6ohfh,th" ipretsn.
pabrenb am Ibenb ipisbsr cine gufs
psrpsriammillns itattfinnt. ssltsents
lid Der bic 5rase Der ausarb.iiuus ,is
mes Jrsibriefs befprpten perben iol.
Die Rsbner bes ahenos tperoen 9,.
9arIano BON Gaptpn unb prpfsHcr
6utton Don Der Dsitsrn Reierpe llnis
periitdt in glspslanb iein unb on aisi.
0ortrass piro iih cine alssmsin. 1iss
tuition nnfh!ieben. 5err Sot! 6.
Glors. Der 8orfissr Der Jrsibriefs aoi..@
miiiion. tpiro ben 9oriis fiibrsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-11

1as Vrogramm iiir Die ssahnieier.
perbunoen nit Iurnfnbrt, bic anf
Sonntna. 12. Eftober. anbernilmt
lpnroe. i'll nunmehr 5uiammsngeieIi.
Tds proaratnm lauiet:
4nireten am SobnsOsbeniitein Inn
SnfpooS Enrf nm 3 llbr Rahmii.
tags.
2ieo: ~Spmne an Die Jreiheit" -
6erlpegb MGnnerhor.
aniprof,e: Tr. a. 6. siol.
0erIefen Der Nnmen Der lett Sftober
1912 neritorbenen Iurner oes
Chic IlirnbeSirts,
2ieo: Gin Mni lit erflungen" -
M1e aniDeienoen.
|1Mrnfahrt rnh Meidratbs Yarf.
Sm GnIle BON ilngiinitiger @itte.
ru1g miro bic sseier in Der Central
1urnbaue abaebolten. auc 1urncr
|iiub Turnfrennoe. iolDie oeren Jami.
| Iisn finb 81 oieier Sabr0 0eoentfeier
|einoeIaosa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-11
Dies um) 0a1.

Senrb Sfrebe, Der i'm 9ell
gIod Elm Observation-Disclosures
tnraeid,oit betrieb, hat iid aeiiern im
gmnoesaerid,t fir bdnteroit ert!art.
Or giebi ieine 8erbinolidfeiten init
$4,000 mS feline astipa nit $370 an.
- lie Snmnne Soeieip oiirf!e
bemnadlit aegen cine serpiiic gerioHs
IIffeit in 5oiper Sia gerid,ilidl nors
nehen. tpeil bic betreifenne 9Seriou i'm
g,eroad,t iiehi, in Der Srtidpait einc
ansabl Sinoe nno SiibHer pergIftet
III haben. Ter Mageninhali peridlle.
oener Ser e'nsegonaeneH Sbiere mur.
De pom 2nboratorIlm oes ltnotIidlsH
8eiunobei.sonts unteri,it)f uHa Der
Gbemifer Ir. NrhImann lietl.. feii.
oab Die Shiere init g.auianr. peraii.
!ef lpor0tn rporeH.
Gina 90 bieIige @aaeuiabri.
fanten werben am fomluenoeH Ton.
tag naf ct. 2ollis reiieH. nm bort
Der aonpention oes Rationaluerbanos
Der SSageHfnbrlfanien bei5iilrohnsh
- DilIiom R. gtorss. Der Driinter
Der .Jnnior Republiien1 in perihus
bensn ah.iIen bss Qonoes. enitpidelit
esiitrn Iein SnIiem fur bic griinbulg
eieier Rspublifen Dor timer iebr sahis
reidpsn 3uborerfhnFt. oi. aus Qehr:rn
uno gebrerinnsH Der hieiiasn DffentIis
ten Shulen bei.onb. Der gortrag
fanh In Der 6usbes 5odihul. fat
6euie Woresn ipirb 5err Gecras
i'm gebduos Der .. M. 6. u.
cine 4niprnhe an bi. 3,itunsss
Suneens balten unb am Hnhs
mittas um 3 ubr lpriht .r Dor o:a
JnioiIen 0es 3ufluhtsbouIss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-11
0eaen Wlambensbetern
Grflarts fdl Der 8eit!idle Iiitrift Der
Gp. gnfb. Chic SBnooe.

Ter @eitIite giitrift Der ep. 2nth.
Snnooe bon Chic uno auoereu Staa.
ten. Der geaeupdrtig in Der St. Eau.
lus Stride in Reaolna g., feline SesalDs
resperianinlnns abndlt, ertlarte lidI
i'm anid)IuB an cine gniprad,e oes
Serrn Vaiior e EiIuegcr bon ssranf.
lin 5urnaee, g. gegen 8Ioiibenshei.
lung 9orpieismns nno dhnlifcn
Seften, oils abiolut undriiiIih.
Seruer ipuroe eiu ans ben 4aito.
rem 6. 6. Sein. Columbus, g.; ID.
6. Sed1t, Tapfon, g. iino Qroieiior
R. G. s. 2ensfi bon Columbus be-
i,chenbes aomnIttee erHonnt, oos ei.
tpaise MIbitdnoe nit nnSeren Intberi.
id,en Snnooen ihieosrihier!ih ent.
sfeiSeu ioH.
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Columbus ssao ipirc am ION,

Columbus Sag ipirb am ions
menben Montoa in Neipport ssieie-i
rsrben. Die fGbtifhen Bureaus tptrs
ben geIhlDHen bIeiben; sbsnio iperbel
bic Banten stihlohen iein.
- Die llebertrasuna Der pofioffies
ron 6errn O. DiIklmi an Jaeob RolI
fano aeitern Mbenb um $50 llbr ftart
rnn bic alien Nnaeiteutsn bIeiben i'm
Disnit. 6ilfs. .poftmsiiter 6urrp W<il.
lamp ipirb ebenians bis ouf Weiterss ;
i'm ami perbIeiben. GIert Thomas
Disfin iiberreimte bann nit einer bib
iten aniprahe oem ausfheioenoen
ltno oem neuen pofimeifter ie Elm 9ous
ouett -4mericon 8eautp Rofes1.
- .. ssobn Gin ipuros auF getrei=
ben oes Soieph Dausenbera ipesen
Gnae6!iten 6iibnsroisbtabls perbafs
tet. Dau5enbers behauptei, bdb sr ibn
oefteru BET Der 2bat srtappte, als sr
ipeiiere 8eute MAIDEN ppllte.
- Snfolse zines sysusrs, bas Gnl=
ZEN nabe Stonn Qoint on Der ut.
5bomds 2inie anftedten. gerietb bas
Gras in grano mno oas 1.uer iibsrsos
in turser .3eit Gin 3erritorium bon
100 aeres. Die gslpcbnsr i.ner RAD
borfhaft befinbeH iid in ieiner GERM
gen Iufreauna.
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2okal.Derid)t.
6tefger Gntbuitasntus
Serridte seitern bier snr Stunoe Der
Sprenanns bes WambOa.G Gamms
i'm Yanama.0auat.

0ic i'm aanscn Son0e, 10 pur6e
|aildl bier aciiern fnhmittag nm Gil
llhr Die lbatiadle NIT gegeilteruHg
|gefeiert. boB Der lebte Tamm bes En.
|nafnafnnals, Der @amboo. Tnmm &c.
iprenat poroen iii in0 Die Waller
Ihes gtlaniiid)cn iino Faciiiifea
G3enns nnnmebr in einnn6crlIieBer.
Snuf Den Tncrbultuaeu oes giir'
aermeiiters crtoitten Inn Gin llbr fix
fur3e .3eii Die iammiIifen feuerslo-
den Der SinSt. DIE 1sabrifcu IicBen
ihre Snnpipieiien ertoHen mo Die
StraBenbahncn blieben iiir Die Tancr
elmer haIbcn Rimite NIT Dem Sd,lase
Gin llhr itcben, tpdhrenb bic Rotor.
Ieiite ibre sllarmgioden IN Sefpegana
iebten.
Iie aroBte sseaeiiiering ipurSe
iclbitrcoenb BON Der Iieben SdpEl-
j,iecno befiinoef. lie ainoerld)nar
brad) in Gin nahres siibelsehenI ans
uno Damn ipuroen nnf anorbnung bes
Observation-Disclosures GonSon i'll al.
len Stitlen einise patrioiiife Sieoer
geIungcn.
girgerirciiier Sunt iibermittette
i'm Namen Scr Staet Dem Grdiiocnien
@oonrop @iIion Die 0liidrpiinidle
auIaBIif, Der nun unnliitelbor beuor.
itebenben Soaenbuug oes Banana,
aanaIs.
Orobe geaeiiternno berritis sIeihs
falls in Der 5dnxIstaammcr. no pi:
WiieIieber in erobsr 3abl Iih ,urS Dor
Elm llhr Rahmiitags eineefunoen hat'
ten nnp bes ersianibpollsn Utoments
barrten. SobaIo bic llhr gum ShIaas
Der eriten Rnhmittdgsih,noe dusbob.
brah .in ri.figsr gnihufiasmus los
uno auf bem 1burm bes Union Gens
troI 0ebdubes fpurben cine 4nsahl .ds
nonenf6Idse sur grpIofion esbrat..
auberoem ianbte bic 6anbelsiumms-
Gin bonn QrGfioen'en WaIter u. Draper
ithterseihnsies geIssrnmm on Der
praiioenten Wilion. in peIhem re
ibrer Jreube iiber Die nunmehr Sur
9bat'ahe gefporoene 9srbineuns Der
beiben Ss.are ausorud CAB.
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1attsm ,,mb Beustme.

- sSm pellepu. Sidbtrath tpurbs
Ger poliseirihtsr Seitbtr ansetpieien.
ale aoliesioren fir griiherunass
oeenturen uno Brunosiaentbumsmols
lsrs, BON bier oeer ausipdrts, su per.
bdfteu. bic ieine aisenien haben. auh
mufen allie Groceries unn 6ouiirer
Hur Waabe unb gcrpihie asbrouhea,
Die Den amtlihen Stsmpel traeen.
9as Strabenreiniaunes Departes
ment unierbreiteis isinen 8erihi. Die
Siirqfhoft oes Yolisiiten Gem grint.
mann puroe an ben StdotannaIt pers
nisien. - Rehnuns.n gum 9eiraae
BON $206 nuroen CUR 3abluna ansfs
frieieR.
- Die polissi Der umaeoenb ipur.
Dc bsnahrihtiai, oab Srau Rate RuIs
ft!l, "a sSdbre aft. bon Ro. 515 4.
4os.. Dapton permiBt ipirb. Sie oers
Iisb oas 5aus ibrss grubers, Charles
4uidub. 30. 513 2. 2lpe., 9aptpn,
nm lid mad, sinsm 6oipitaI su beae.
ben, uHo ipirb felt Der 3eit permiBt.
frau Gepro ShoenIina, bon
9optor. o. ipsili auf 8eiuf BEL ihs
rer Rutisr. ssrau S6ofitoa. an Der
6. Ios.. CANTON, ap.
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1920 3. Ioe.. Ganton. eriranss bars
nisber.
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6er,lid,er @iafomm.

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ftern nsn oerren Otto Mnnsr uno D.
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fclsten Rii6iebr BON ibrer Gurcpnreiis
bereitet. Die Witslieber bss pionie.
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re.fenben nod Ghmiit's Ghipeistl
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nnb sinem fiiblen 9,nnie bic gbren,
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ten bic betben Reifsnnen iibsr ibre Gf'
lsbniHe btridten unb ftIbifrebsHb n'ife
i'm Qouf Dss Nbenos audi m1Hnei
trauie otuti4 Dolsslisb.
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2ie JabrbnnSertfeier.
Vad)iten 2ienitaa fstte geriammluus
beS Generals committees.

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rem hot, bdlt am Gienitag abeno in
Der gtoro Cincinnati 9urnholIe ieiue
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aor.en an bic 9,leoaieu psrtbsilt iptrs
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id)en 2heater ON 10. Sttober pir9
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