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The San Francisco call., 1913-08-06
WHEATLAND QUIET, WITH
1,5OO HOP PICKERS GONE
100 Armed MiIitiamen Guard, but
burst Ranch, Where killing Took
Place. Almost Abandoned

wHEATLAND, Aug. 5.-This little
city, which last Sunday was marked by
riot and bloodshed, went to sleep peace
fully tonight under the watchful eyes
of provisional company of 100 armed
state militiamen.
More than 800 of the 1000 hop pick
ers employed on the burst ranch, where
the battle between the Yuba county
sheriff's posse and the T. w. w. agi-
tators was fought, have left.
Those remaining show no inclination
for trouble.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-06
SKY BOLT PIERcES TUNNEL
Lightning Travels Mile in Shaft and
Injuries Miner, Shocks 20

GLOBE, Ariz, Aug. 5.--A bolt of
lightning travelled through nearly a
mile of tunnel in the Copper Reef mine.
jumped 300 feet down winze and tore
a leg almost off Of one miner and
shocked score of others Edward
OConnell, the injured miner. will be
crippled for life.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-06
Taking Eoidence in White
Sldoery Case Is Expected
to Be Well Aduonccd
BY Today
YOUNG CAMllNETTI
STAYS IN COURT
Questions Indicate Defense
Intends to Put accused on
Stand in His Own
Behalf

Eleven Of the first IL jurymen called
to the box in the case against Maury
I. Diggs. former state architect, ac-
cused of violating the Mann white
slave act. were passed yesterday, the
opening day of the trial, before Judge
William G. Van Fleet of the United
States district court
Unless the remaining Is available
Jurors Of the original venire of 100
subpenaed are not sufficient to COM
plete the jury. necessitating a new
venire. the taking of evidence Will be
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-06
COUNTIES TO BUY BONDS
Highway Commissioners Ask Super
visors to Invest Available Funds

SACRAMENTO, Aug. Sin a final
effort to create a market for the
per cent securities, in order that the
81 s.o00,0oo road system may be we'll
toward completion by 1915, California's
state highway commission today sent
out to every county board OF super
visors in the state letters asking them
to invest whatever county funds were
available in the collateral.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-06
PITT STATUE TO WILSON

President Asks Congress Permission
to Accept Britons' Gift
WASHINGTON. Aug. 5.-President
Wilson today asked permission OF
congress to accept statue OF william
Pitts ,ssant to him By British admirers.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-06
NEW RAILROAD
I 0 0P EN- Up
UNDE EVELOPED
END OF STATE

Line Soon to Be Built From
Reynard, Washoe County,
New, on Western Pacific,
SIS Miles Into Surprise Val
ley in Modoc County
Articles of Incorporation
Will Be Filed Today in
Salt Lake City-Capital-
ization $500, 0,000-Money
Is Partly Raised in Utah
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-06

WHITES SCALP
DEMANDED BY
MEMBERS Of
OCEANS|DE CLUB

Women of Organization This
Week Will Ask Mayor to
Dismiss Chief From Of
fee for Incompetence and
Willful Neglect of Duty,
According to Statement
by Mrs. w. H. Campbell,
Insulted at Board Meeting
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-06

scesai,uea - P.se :. Cslu.n = !.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-06

The gain in saviros ban'y deposits in
California since June. 1912, reached
$4,000, 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-05
HYLAND WILL MEET
O'LEARY LONG GO

Fighting Dick" Hyland is on his
way 10 san Francisco from Seattle.
where he will enter training for his
bout November IL. with Johnny
oLeary OF Seattle. The mRteh
takes place in Sacramento, over the
20.round route.
OLeary appears 20 have taken on
considerable poundage. or IL con
cedlng his opponent several pounds
as articles OF agreement call Tor
both boys 20 make 1888. ringalde.
Immediately after his 20 with
oIcary. Hyland will return TO the
Northwest. where he has several
matches IN view. Ono II with joe
Hennossy, the Tacoma lightweight,
which has practically been arrang'
cd. The bout will be staged either
in Aberdeen or Ccntralia both
places are bidding for the match.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-05

Seattle basketball coaches and
players now are giving their atten
ton 20 the new rules for the coming
season. which will open with the
closing OF football.
A number Of important changes
have been made They promise 10
make the game cleaner and safer
than ever.
The practice OF holding a man or
catching tho ball when II Is put tn
To play Ia to be eliminated
Basketball authorities for several
years have watched the tendency OF
teams IN engaging the tallest man
they could lind 20 play center. II
tho opposing side had smaller
man. thc giant often would jump az
and grab the ball. throwing Il 10 his
men instead OF hitting Il with his
hand. A new rulc viii eliminate
this.
The Church league basketball sen.
son is now In progress. and four
games are played each week. two on
Friday and tho remainder on Satur.
day night. The high school players
have begun turning out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-05
RANDOM SHOTS

The fellow who got between the
devil and the deep sea and the chap
who was between the frying pan
and the fire didn't have anything
on George Suggs when they asked
him whether be would care 10 stick
10 Cincinnati or go % the Cardinals,
Tho nearest Packey Mcfarland
ever gets TO fight Is the making
OF match.
The national commission denied
tho appeal made by y. ]. Holler. a
ball player who kicked because OF n
salary cut. There's something In Il
nRmo. after all
University Of clnclnnat's full
back is Baehr.
And Coach Dane OF the U. Of
Cincy has added a new position. He
has n F1shback
Fifteen out Of twenty-five MIohl-
gan football players voted against
return 10 the Western conference
Somebody must have tipped EN-
off TO what Stage. Williams and
Juneau are going 10 have next year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-05
BILLIARDS

two matches. both OF which were
won By close scores. were played IN
the .hrce-cushion billiard tourna'
ment nt Brown q Huleu's place
Tuesday night Potter kleinschmidt
and Adjt. Gen. Bostwlck were tho
winners
The best game OF the evening was
that ootween Kleinschmidt and Carl
StoecScr Stoccker looked Ike n
sure winner when he marched off In
the lead. but kleinschmidt. By hiA
stoadi1ess. gradually closed up the
gap. passed Stoecker. and won the
matcn with an unfinished run Of s.
which ties the high run for the tour.
ney. The final score was 2s.2S.
Bos.wlck took Samuel Stone into
camp by n margin OF four points.
Play was close throughout. and a.
one .lme the two were tied p 1871
Bosiwick again took the lead and
won. 20 10 81
Charles Siblcy. champion Of the
Northwest. Will be a participant IN
one Of toniEht's matches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-05
ENCLISHMEN WIN

TACOMA. Nov. 6.--Rohert John.
stone. the Seattle professional. and
James VI Barnes OF Tacoma wer'
defeated In return match against
Harry vardon and Edward Ray. the
English golfers. on the Tacoma links
Tuesday afternoon. The britous
won two up and one to play tn bes,
ball foursome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-05
WAIT FOR A VOTE

Summing II all M. the net 70.
suit 80 the special council session
Tuesday was lot OF EXAMINATIONS
and recrimlnationa. log rolling
charges. and uear-fist fight.
Two votes were taken on tho
proposition to employ consulting
engineer for the Lake Washington
canal bridges. Both were lost
Councilman Marbles motion then
prevailed to defer tho matter uatil
after the March election. when tho
people are to vote on tho location
~ tho bftdgna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-05
BOWLING

Tumbling down 10 defeat In a
game against the Tate Cafe bowl.
ers on the Imperial alleys Tuesday.
the Hofbrau rollers have challenged
their conquerors TO a return meet
ing Tato's have accepted. and
Thursday afternoon has been set
aside for tho second clash. The
battle will begin at o'clock.
Tuesdays result:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-05
WHEN BALL PLAYERS
TURN WRITER'S, THEN
COMES ANVIL WORK

have a very clear idea of what con
Btltutes safety and what Il touch
back.
II the attacking side sends the
ball across tho defending Sides line
by any impetus. such as kicking.
throwing or fumbllng. and the ball
IN downed by the defending sido. II
Is n touchback. Should the defend
ing side carry. tumble or throw the
ball back Of It's own line, and then
fan on the ball. II is safety.
a safety counts two points; a
touchback nothing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-05
LOOK! READ! THINK

Absolutely 80 only theatre IN Seattle
urss~utinE t~siv. first run rosis o'
fnufiuu picturs. ~ regular program
zach week 10 IN. tuian Theatre Thi.
10 true. REGARDLESS ~ TIE price % afmis
siun. ard Without a single exception
You are assured % seeing sofus,hir e
never before shSun In asatt1. ever
gunds-. tuesday and Friday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-05
oevLIn WANTS MYERS

That tho services OF Jack
CHap"O Myers. the former Spo-
kane first baseman and late OF the
Boston Nationals. are sought by the
Oakland Pacific Coast league club
IA the word received here. Art Dov.
lin. formerly with Boston. Is now
managing Oakland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-05
SEVERAL.
CHANGES
in RULES
BASKET BALL CHANGES

Center men must face their
owl basket.
Center men now allowed 10
eaten ball; must hit II with
hand.
Rail out OF bounds II man
over'runs line and fails 10 with.
draw foot Immediately.
Player returning ball ont of
bounds must be given n FREQ
throw.
Rail- shall be held by tho
halds only. II any other part
OF body Is used II Ia n foul,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-05

Hyland Is also dickerinE for a
matcn with Joe Bayley. the former
Canadian title holder. II articles
are signed. the bout viii come off In
Vancouver, next month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-05
FOOTBALL ELIGIBILITY SCRAP Lends TO
ATTEMPT TO CHANGE RULES OF CONFERENCE


new rules aing o vc he
has tho dp three
First An amendment dlfcentm nn o
a pHo dt q
e am NJ On @
a cI~ a o q n
10
&c In he hn tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-05
Never Ending Cures Of tuberculosis
Being Performed on Your Neighbors
Challenge All Physicians in This State Show Results
One-Quartcr Good.


Anne WI n a
delraie cordito O
A. Tho
completely
Rdenod" breathing difficult
able TO
called
saia an wa
Of IN
ad
nat h In pooto md
mo- iasnosis NJ ~ ID
hut II
il
whs to seok Is 7oie 18th av N e. Seattle
nbov tcsm
orouEhn' and bcrmanency " Doctor Eugene
tho
romp o.
EphheomN
Uloon
,nr na,1,o dmot
a Jordan In Seattle wel to bear In
n namo aud
3entte
remarkable
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-05

MeGra~ will be sorry he didn't
sign up Yingllng when tho world
tourists hit China.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-05
rNERErr SEATTLE
,<rIkI Khan RAIN Az

rNEREtf SEATTLE
t>rTKI RnAN RAILWAY
srkrrfH AZ ENERnrr - Limited
,,.t,. ie sc a VA ard SIS m local
,raia. sso 1850. ste. Sc 10 SO, ~ 10
- 80 f.se Sc $50. tse. 70.
sse fse Sc SO iisA y w, daily
rtcsst Ofrice. seattle. fitih Az, near
we.tiahe. Greenwood. Aiax prus store
'etTnv rRrrr rs sEArTt.r -- limited
,,ste. see a VA and zee pm Local
t,~ir. Acf 90 Z ee see SCI. 10 oe.
II ee a m. - 90 ueou % 60 see
sci. see see ies ~" iva IN
Fy.,sht leaves both oitie, zee . m
PACIFIC NORTHWEST TRACTION co
EVERETT WASH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-05

Kid All 81 10 one OF the most in
terested spectators at the matches
each night In the Brown 4 Hulen
three-cuhhlon tournament.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-05

Buffers Liquid Tootn FILLER. mail
ed for 25c. Butler Drug Co.. Seattle.
Wash.--Adv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-05
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN
TOUCHBACk AND SAFETY

To the general observer there nre
many complications IN football that
are not clear. Probably one Of tho
hazieat points Is tho difference be
tween touchback and safety
In number OF games played In Sc
attic this fall II has been noticed
that neither spectators nor officials
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-05

Give tho average sporting writer
a bat and allow him 10 stand up In
front OF Walter Johnson. and what
sort OF n showing do you suppoae no
would make7 Whisper H. Well,
that's going pretty far. but wen ad-
nit II IN about right
Now. take the other side. I'm
aglnc how the average ball player
looks when no begins TO assault n
typewriter.
Oscar Wit, young athlete, who
has managed TO cling 10 the Detroit
club for IA coup. OF seasons by the
alimmest kind Of margin. speaks
right out loud In meeting his opinion
OF TyruB Cobb. who also happens
TO bo a Tiger.
In turning ont some dope for n
Frisco paper. Wit is particular 10
remark that Tyrus IL a staudpatter
and isn't in Eddie Collins class as
ball player.
Wit may have the right dope on
Cobb, but he's n fine little fellow TO
be spilllng that line of stuff about
"A teammate But that's tho way
with those fellows. Let them start
writing something and they'l soon
knock Aunt Mary's handpainted
china plate off the kitchen table.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-05

rs time for the Humane society
TO get busy. says Quarter Ed Bag
shaw OF the Broadway high. You
know We play Lincoln Saturday"
says Ed.
Many football teams will not get
any more hard practice until the
gridirons are frozen.
Fred snodgrass has been given
permission 20 play winter ball Fred
has accumulated enough frost
during the last two years 10 make
him huge success in the winter
league.
Some famous prophecies Of 1918:
Washington will win the Amer
lean league pennant-Clark Grit.
nh.
The Giants VIII win four straight
from the Athletics Joe jackson.
Dynamite McGraw will blow up
Iceberg Maek.-Billy Sunday.
Will regain the lightweight
championship crown.-Battling Mel
son.
VIII become heavyweight cham
Ihon. AL Palzer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-05
NeuritiS Cured

"NSSo INV WV ~
Jun. ~. isi,
rr NJ C Macy-posr Str, Astsr haN-
tar suffered with untoit pain fnr t~e
months with nsurlti. In my hsht arm
nv arm being IN such a condition mat "
would not esAr ~ e"n Se'sh,' 49,
consultAticn with pr Macy. ard decided
% take his treatment, which heartily
recommend % all Sufferers - tn, disease
or any other nervous trouble "l'h 70
state that no performed Wfh MS fn"at
careful ana sNiiinli treatment precisely
what he claimed hs would do--ey puisins
me - work 10 two weeks ana stteetinG a
cure By ~ months treatment
No one VIII doubt the stf cheney % bis
treatment u they vM absolutely decide
20 consult him to-day. as there Is no to
morrow
viii deem n a pleasure /. well as a
privilege 20 explain % you what 10 has
done Tor me. and also si'a % .,s.s ma ,
hi, rna.ssraii undertaking % life
Ep oRlrT1rHs
rf4s Sheridan Az. Tacoma Wa.
We make . speciality 81 ,hs rI-. rar
Stomach. skin. nioo1. Kitnsys aud niai-
der
Also APPENDICITIS RHEuMATfsM.
COfTRE CATARRtT Asthma Bronchitis.
frop~icAi. tub~rcuiar and Anasnsic ranfii
tinn. gentle urinary diseases prostate
ailments ard all weaknesses, rhronic and
nervous disorders
MEM B.ar IN minf I am the alc~st
rsrraAnsn,iy established meas specialist
IN IN. Northwest,
M COMBINATION TREATMENT FOR
IMPAIRED VITALITY NEVER FAILS
We have had May years % ssp-F;-nes
With chrcnio Disorders Special DISEASES
and weaknesses % both sssss Fsmaie
Complaints and Diseases Of Asa
Consultation. examination srs sfv'es
fseA ~ out % town. write Price. raof
crate ard include m~iieins. Hour. 10
20 IL q m. to 5. 70 p. m Sunday.
By appointmsnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-05

There 10 . college fuilbaok In
Ohio named Hum. lie does in
a tight game. Rollo. turn on
the gas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-05

porins-su.,,a.s.n uo,. Arunroa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-18

oarouf 81 befinnen, buB iie nint nur
Batter unb Mutter, fcneern ouh 0atse
uno Satin iinb. Die Sorsen mo
Miihen bes 4lltages, ou Der alelnlgs
feitstrdm bss 2sbens itumpfen 10 oI.
Die @efiible Der RsnIhen, Die iid
emit in Giebe suiommenfdnoen ab.
Muf ioIh elmer tleinen Rei'e 3u
atpeien t0nnen iih bic bsibsn lei6:
ipieOer suiammenFinben, tOnn.n fern
BON ben Sorgen bes oumpfen alltaess
einmal aht Gage lang in bem 8efu9l
erhObtsr 8oIeinsfreubs eliidIih iein
anb her3ensfrohsr in ibr S,im uno
3u BEN &inoern beimtebren, ais penn
fie feds Wpfen lang suIammen In
einem fpinaigen 8auernitiibdsn halz
fen.
Die 9ertGuferin, bic tauFmGnniIte
Qngeiteute, ia oas 0isnitmdoden, iie
ale bstommen feute einCn iIeinen
llrluub uno freuen fid auf ibn oas
qan3e cSabr iiber. Die tlsine Sauss
frau, bic oie Grbolung oefplB MD:
fpenger notbig bat, Die dnbert nur
ben Srt tbrer Wirtiamteit, penn Its
in cine ioIhs Sommerfrfhe 3iebi, l!e
nimmt obsr ben ganSen groben Baden
ibrer bGusIihsn S0raen uRo Utubsn
nit. limb bssboIb iolIten bic S:rrsn
G6emGnnar, penn tie auf bos ShiIo:
,6ier lit cine SommerpObnung su
permietben!" reagieren, eas cine sur
geoingunq MAIDEN, paB Die 5rau niht
foht, tab bic tleius Ndi4s bon b.n
8irtbsleuten nit iibsrnpmmen piro.
nnb ooB Dor alien 5ipei Sausrns
itiibben ba iinb, bsren Rsiniguag Die
geIiber iibernebmsn. is lit unmogItt,
bab CUR WlaienSett fir Elm 3drtlit'
liebsnO gadr Eaum in Der a!Iets
tleiniten Sitts iIt, absr fiir Elm Sbe
paar, oas ben Siebsnidbrigln ari.g
ilton biuter iih Bat, Der iGm Die Grs
tenatnis braAte, Dab fh 10 mas" in
Der goejis 'sbr ihon antort, ober III
bic Qrdris niht gu iibsriessn lit, liir
fold, elm 9oar NIT orsi ocsr pier
Iebenbigen 3suesu ibrss eselt6.n
8lifes 1T pirtlit trin Raum in
cinem Stiibhsn, .psnn man imm,r
0rauben 1T uuo oas Stiibb.n ia tot
rur gum Sdlafsn braudt."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-18
Gin 6insiifder GOttor

Gin 6inefiider 2 Ottor
Gifsnbart. Der tatboIii6e Wliis
iiondr qater Ripa srsdbIt i'm GaHcst
eine amiiiants 0eihiaie, pis CT IN
China Dor idlimmen 5oI9eu zines
SturSes BON gferoe bepabrt ipuroe.
Sein Saul bate ibn auf elmer Uiiia
iionsreiie abgsporfen. 5iIfreihe Gsute
braaten ben gepubtIOisu in oas 9aus
zines tineIiitsn glr3tes Der oItea
ShuIe. Soren mir bas Wsitere aus
oes frommen Waunss eiesnem Wunos:
Der 8OttOr ieste mid i'm gett auf
uno iteIIte Elm grpbes. nit Waiier g..
fliutes Seten neben iid. SH 0ieies leg
te er ein grobes Stid sis. Damn litB
er mid nit ieiner ollie ben 6aIE Ibar
Die S6uiisl baItsn unp iibergob i'm
mitteIs elmer 9aiis unaufborIid mi:
o2m getibIten QBofer. Der StlHers
in Den Rerpen mar 10 tart uno unsis
trGgIi6, oaB ia Hie sttpas asbnIitss
erlitten 81 baben gIaubie. Der 5eiIs
tiiuitler abr troitete mid, iuo<m er
iagte, er ipsros msin glut tsrubigat
unb meine Sinne fpieosrberftsuen. uuo
in Der Sbat: ihpu nuh iur3er s3sit
purOe mein Bid iIar uno msin Geiit
gspann ieins5obisteitsu pieoer. Damn
bano Der Qr3t Elm 9oub um msineH
Sopf (gierihes Stauberfdbren0, oas
BON 3pei Mdnnern. Die ss an ben gns
ben bi@Iten, itraff ange3Ogen ipurbs.
9leih3ettig itlug Der GbineIs nit els
nsmSStiit SoI3 an oas gano, 70 oab
mein aopI beftis srf5ittsrt nuro<
un0 i6rsdlih psb that. 9amit poIIte
er mir oas9ebirn peoer sure6triiten,
oas bel oem San aus Isiner rihtigsn
Gage gstpmmen iei. unb meiR aopf
ipurbs pirtIia frsisr. Damn iaBte
man mid unter ben 46ieIn uno iiibrs
te mid ins Jreie plosli6 itieb man
mid big iiber Die 8rup in elm gaHin
nit etstaltem Wafier. 9a id infolgs=
oefen ben athsm NIT grobsr S<ftigteit
ein5ieben muBts. 10 lam man ii9 benz
ten, DsI6e Shmsrsen id in meiner
bei6doigten gruit aus;uiiebsn bate.
Sd ipuroe pisoerum nit bergtlsbruna
eetroitet, oab bic tisfe unb pIosIihe
Snfpiraticn bic Rippen, faus Il. beim
Stur5 tbeiIpeiis aus ibrsr Gage ges
tommen ietn ioutsn. nisor ri6tie
itelen piiroe. Aber nod ni6t asnua
oamit, iisb mid Der 4r3t auf ben gos
ben nieoeriissn uno belt nit untsrs
itiiBung Der bsiben Mdnner mir 70
lansf Elm. 5u6 iiber Munb uno Rdfe,
DAB i4 beinabe eriiidi mare. 9uf
oies 8erfabren iollie nah Nnaabe oes
eelten Geitulap etipa perbpeene pbsr
perIAobene Rippen eiHrsnten. Dis
niht isbr tiefe Wunoe il, meinemsfcpfs
hopfte er nit gsbrannter Bdumtpolls
gu. Damn perorbnete r>nlir, oab i'd
piel gsben uno mid babel n6thiasn.
falls bon Oen beibsn Wannern unter.
itiissn Iafen iollte. SD burfte midi
ldnse iiBer uno 3uRd6it nur big sebr
lbr Ibenos ihIafen. 9arauf folIi.
i6 aufiteben unb elm fpsnig oiinnt
Rsisinppe eifen. Or iesie mir aus,
einanoer, baB oos Spa3iereneeben II
friiter 2uft bet sIei9ssi.igsm syaTier
bas glut Derbinbern ipiirbe, fit auI
Der gruit feit5ufesen. no es in elmer
berborbenen 3uitano iibergsbsn tonni
te. Mas aber bic 9auptia6e lit oief,
barbdrif6e uHp qualpDlle ge1ano.
lungsDeife beilte mid 10 pollftdne1a
| Dab ih nad elmer Wo6e meine ReiI,
fortieben tonnte." Mas meinen unier'
suropdii6en 4ersie basu2 Ooeg font
man aud bier irgsn t0nnen: .Dsis
Claabe bat bir ssbrIfsn2A
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-18
On nerfanfen---sSnrmen


/ E Mder--G BIT metftens 4irt1en 4sSsinnHer
iieiie &GiidQe, an aIeranbfta gtfc, Bhifiitet
ssenes bon pcr 81. ItoMas IatItHle s. Wils
slifeH rem synHHidlr @liatc, bds & BIT tUifo
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