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Arizona republican., 1913-08-20
The Middlenan
By WALT MASON

When the world dark and gloomy a hearse, and the luck s growing worse. then t makes our lives more pleasant if there a straw man present, who must take the hand him. curse. Just at present man is rending beard and robe, since it much to live upon this globe, and we've found d worthy victim. and all have punched and kicked him. and the Middleman the stunt of Job. oh, the Mddleman We've chosen the goat and strive fingers his throat and David sugsed Goliath shall slug this pariah if get clutches his coat When take slice of liver the pan. and the butchers swollen bill wildly scan, then hoist the crossbones banner. saving d warlike manner: We must and lynch q mOudy Middeman!' When buys suit of clothes he walls and rants: 'I paying seven prices for my pants smoking griddle should be placed the O middle with his sisters and his cousins and his aunts," And the Middleman he through the alleys sneaks; q friend in all the city him speaks: he is summed, he greeted by bonbardlnent oft repeated by chorus of indignant howls and shrieks
Arizona republican., 1913-08-20
THE BIG BUSINESS OF GOVERNMENT

G1erbert E. Morgan, in National Monthlyo
 One O the most interesting of all governmental departments, and which, at the present tune, owing to various international relations. the de partment state. An act in July, 17S9, established a department foreign affairs, the sole duty ot whi to conduct the relations of the United States with foreign countries. There were other duties, however which it thought that this de partment could perform adVantageouSly such as issuing commissions presidential appontees pre- serving the acts of congress- and executive orders proclamatiOns and being custodian of the great seal. in September, 17S9, the department was changed the department of state
 The first congress under the constitution added to the department of foreign affairs certain in ternal duties and called it the department of state The office of attorney general was established Tn 17S9 being provided for by the great act that eS- abolished the federal court. The department CT the navy established in 179S, the home department, commonly called the department of the interior, in 1S49 department agriculture in 1889, the de- partment commerce and labor in 1909.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-20

But with the influx population to the north west and the enormous increases n he annual grain crop, the demand 10" other outlets it's products, besides the transcOntinental railroads become imperative. and the Canadian government is at present engaged considering the construc- ton of a railroad to the shores of Hudson Bay, with the idea of using he months of navigation sending he crops and taking in the varied articles of import years to i~Es@NS4sX
 Hudson Pay, it might be stated is the third largest in the world being only exceeded in size by the Mediterranean and the Caribbean, the
Arizona republican., 1913-08-20

latter being scarcely much larger. Hudson Bay is only frequented by a few American and Scotch whaling ships and by the trading steamers which carry supplies the fur posts and bring back the annual accumulation of Delcries and fish, The fur harvest of the Hudson Bay region is extensive the skins among the finest in the world. The region to the northwest of the bay is the last refuge of the great Arctic whale, which caught in such enormous numbers in bYgOne years, but which being depleted by the relentless warfare waged against it to be almost extinct
 There old who lived in Hat the mean neighbOrs complained loudly that she had children who them no peace and then mean mana cement canceled her lease
Arizona republican., 1913-08-20

The pleasantest things in the world are pleasant thoughts, and the great art in life is to have as many of them as possible. -Borle.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-02-12

Griggs-I should say the two
keys to success are luck and
pluck. Briggs-You mean luck in
finding some one to pluck.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-02-12
FISH STUFFINGS

Dt4tALD t4O44 d Ut I 4NNO
One cup of cracker crumbs, one
+ level teaspoon of salt, pepper to
taste, two teaspoons of chopped
: parsley, four tablespoons of melt
= ed butter. MoiSten all with one
half a cup of warm water, add one
egg we'll beaten. This will make
stufing for four-pound fish.
Onion Stufhng.
One egg beaten light, one table
spoon suet chopped fine, one
tablespoon of chopped parsley,
one tablespoon of minced onion,
pepper and, salt to taste, one cup
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-02-12

of dry bread crumbs; mix all to-
gether, stuff the fish, sew or tie up
and bake.
Oyster Stufing.
One cup of bread crumbs, two
cups of oysters, roll oysters in
crumbs, sprinkle with salt and
pepper to taste. Rub inside of
fish with soft butter, fill. fish with
oysters, sew up and bake.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-02-12

AN OLD IDEA, BUT A NEW APPLICATION
group masked with pistols stop you night
and take away your watch and money:
That's highway robbery
Every little while read of highway robber convicted and
sentenced to prison.for years.
group federated together pool, hold you up with
trade agreements and take your money by destroying competition
That's big business
It. against the law and has been for than
20 years-t has always been against the law
But how many who have done have the inside
of Jail? .-...
You count them n the fingers of hand.
In New Jersey Woodrow Wilson make guilt personal
high toned guilt respectable kdgoved guilt less than the
petty offerings of the bounded poor.
His bills for the correction of jerseys notorious evils
emphasize the fact mpersona corporation breaks the
some person that be DONE be-
ing done and expects to profit by the doing of it.
Wilson wants the law reach out for that person and him
in the prisoners dock
The idea is as old as the age of the
It is only the application of it that is
So that you'd almost think from the way eminent
acting that specially designed by twentieth
fury demagogue interfere with the whole pastme punderng
BY wholesale. .-..
BAKED FISH STUFFINGS of dry bread crumbs; mix to-
One gether stuff the fish, or tie
+ level teaspoon of SALT pepper to and bake
TASTE teaspoons of chopped Oyster Stutlng
of of
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-10
NEW PRIZES ARE
IN SIGHT FOR
HUSTLERS
Interest In Pony Contest In
creased Thereby-RuIe Made
For Publishing Standing,

Additional prizes are To- sight for
contestants striving FOR The Geor-
pian and American pony outfits In
next Sundays issue Of The American
the announcement viii he made
Also. 20 give the BOYS and girls
good start a special offer is on
whereby the first $50 n subscrip-
Hors turned 10 brings $4,000 votes n
addition to the regular vote scale.
This offer viii remain open but a
short time In order to make it fair,
am those who already have turned IN
$50 win get the $4,000 votes
incidentally. a new rule will be 10
effect governing the publication Of
contestants up TO Monday night Of
each week will be published in Wed
uc-day afternoon Georgian stand
ingz up TO Thursday night viii be
published every Sunday. As the pace
OF contestants becomes faster. it is
q harder task TO compile the stand
lngs and this rule is the result
Interest is increasing. Many boys
and girls who have been hesitarlng
now are working. The extra prizes,
too. are likely to be an IuduCement to
those who want TO win something.
even IL they are a few votes short
Of the leader iH their district
Bargain days are at hand, Here
are some Of the special offers
For every club Of five Nne-year
daily and Sunday subscriptions, 90
GOO extra votes viii be given, Tor
g els Fanpfhq' sinh
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-10
PARKS REMOVED
FROM j. 8. JOB

A decree in the case of the Chan
dler Land Corporation vs.. the Geor-
gia Land and Timber Company. in
which the former alleges that the land
company, w. B. Ellington. ,. L.
Sweat, j. d. Blalock and j. N.
Parks, defendants, conspired 10 seize
5000 acres of land in WaEe County
belonging TO the plaintiff, has been
received by the clerk of the United
States District Court
The decree, which is signed By
Judge ParGee. susrains the conten-
ton Of the plaintiff that the defend
ants obtained possession of the bands
by the misuse of certain deeds. ana
orders the surrender Of the papers.
The decree also removes j. Al.
Parks. who had the custody of the
deeds. as commissioner of the Fed
eral Court, and appoints o. G.. Fuller
in his place.
The case was brought up by the
Chandler Corporation several months
ago, and is part of tine celebrated
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-10
.ELOPER COOKE AND
WHALEY GIRL WE'D

STANFORD, CONN, June To-
Jere Knode Cooke, the former Hemp
stead Long Island. rector, and his
former ward FIoretta Whaley, with
whom he eloped six years ago were
married a 9 o'clock this morning at
the Stamford House by Justice Of
the Peace Francis Upper with two
New York newspaper men as the only
witnesses.
Cooke came here last night after
getting Yesterday from Judge Reed,
OF the Superior Court, a certified copy
of the decree Of divorce obtained by
his wife, MIRANDA Clarke Cooke. in
Hartford last Friday. His visit last
evening was to secure license from
the town clerk and arrange for the
Wedding.
Cooke gave his age as 43 and that
of Miss Whaley as %. He refused
10 talk to local newspaper men, al
though he announced that he is
starting in to do newspaper work
himself
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-10
Brazilian Minister
Returns Root S Visit

WASHINGTON. June 9.-Senator
Root. Major General Wood, chief Of
stan ~ the army. Dudley Field Ma
lone. Assistant Secretary of state. and
a distinguished party Of officials have
left here on the Government yachts
MavnoWer and Dolphin for Hampton
Roads to greet pr Lauro Muller, Bra
lillian Minister Of Foreign Affairs, who
lands there to-day.
The Brazilian Minister comes to re-
nav tine visit OF Mr. Root 20 South
America when he was Secretary ~
state An elaborate program Of Off
riaI functions has been arranged for
the distinguished guest while he rs m
this country
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-10
POstOffCe Exam Will
Be Held Here June %

The United States civil Service
Comm ssion has announced that
ON jun, 2S an examination viii be
held in Atlanta for the position of
fourth-class postmaster at Bolton.
The compensation of the postmaster
~ this office was $50 for the last
fiscal wear
Applicants must reside within the
territory supplied by the postofiiCe
for which the examination is an
nuuuCcd
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-10
Mobile Politician Is
Held as Emb6zzler

MOBILE. June 10-Richard A.
Bettner, Mobile auctioneer charge
with emil excitement, is in the county
Jail. He was arrested wni]c with
Dora Myers, Mobile woman, who
will be 2 Federal witness against
Bettner in a white slavery case. W. +.
Finn, saloorke-per, alleged Bett-
ner embezzIed SsC5
Hettner WAS formerly a leader N
Mobile politics.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-10
Columbus May Vote
On Bonds in July

COLUMBUS. GA. June 10.-Fol-
lowing the announcement that the
election for hospital bonds In Column
bus set for July would have TO BE
postponed for three months city At
}Grney Miller has ruled that city
Council could change the date Of the
election one week, have notice pub
Ii~hed for 80 days and proceed as =
there had been no hitch in the pro-
ceedings because notice was not pub
lished 30 days prior 10 July s.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-10
Shoe Exports Grow
Million Each Year

WASHINGTON. June l0-An in
crease Of almost a million dollars a
year on an average In the export
trade In boots and shoes is noted in a
report made public to-day by the Blu
reau of Foreign and Domestic Com
mcTCe.
In 1890 the exports in these prod q
ucts We're valued at "A million dol
lars In 1912 they were i'm excess of
500, 900 900
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-10
Two Sunday Schools
Picnic Is Postponed

Because Of the inclement weather
the union picnic of the Second Bap-
list and First Christian Churches,
scheduled to take place Tuesday aft
eTnoon, has been postponed indefi-
nitely by superintendent Spalding
and LeCraW. Of the two Sunday
schools
The date on which the picnic will
be held viii be announced in the
schools next SUNDAY.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-10

MACON petition OF the
Beach Manufacturing Company, u
AupiuE County, tDr permission TO sell
g3EtU acres Of pine timber land n
Florida for 21650on win bc decided
hy Judge Speeu in the United States
District Court this afternoon.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-10

PELHAM Tho FIRST shipment ~
yesterday bg Dr u s. Spence CON
signed to commission merchants at
Baltimore
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-10

COLUMBUS.-Wiu Brown, paint
rr sent TO the city stoCksde "a few
days ago to reform him Of the drink
habit died at The stockade yesterday
and Was buried to-day
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-10

SAVANNAH -Luaping from tine
second STORY porch Of the Savannah
Hospital Richard f.. Davis who for
80 yea was member Of the Savan-
nah police force. ended his life
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-10

Nearly everyncdy IN Atlanta -sr5e
the sunday America. YOUR sover.
. .ser7e0t In the next ssae viii sell goods
Try To-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-19
Gt..Grlaxbxitiaeise.

lWiQiam 2lfams, q, 1914 poners
Strabe.
iGurptbp Rarp 6in. 20, l217 Safias
frub Ctr.
(g6arIss Matt, 81, Snbian 5iu, ..
l9orotbp u. araemer. 26, hsssl.
lqbilip iyifb.r. 80, IL. unp Spcamore
! Strabe.
iainian 9uo.r, 81, 53s D.it eibsris
Strabs.
lS.nrp S,ol.s, 80. Delhi, 8.
lQpuiia 9arnet. 27. Ss.ison, ,.
(@lfreO 81. qsrbue. 55. l4o4 Central
! asnue.
iai3sn Suitic.. SO. 1902 bsssl.
(gborl,s 6. Gr.p. 40. aerinston. ap
lgetti. Util,on. 80. 432 Wsft 8. Ctr
(splu.it.r sepers. 38. ct. Bernard
lRinnis Dssber. 36. bessl.
lSarrp Qpons, 20. aouisoili., ap.
lQouiis 8rote, 90. Carthage.
lglains e. Diaenbors. 81, 2446 Wei
! WcMittn 1ne.
l5annab W. anbier. q, 25O SietlnF
StroBs.
(5ubsrt Colbert. 81, 3465 Reaotns
! Eoap.
Grma Sst, 18, 16 on uniotrilt'
Ipenue
(ghorlss 6. alo<b, "a. Ct. Bsrnarp
lWoris u. grigger. q, oessl.
lGoparb a.inbort. 25. auoloip, Hr
lGbna Gosrtih. %, 1888 aueen VII
Wpenlls.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-19
0oomann's extraordinarily


a(ui Elm 32id6rigcs geitehen fdnu
Die gobmaun'id)e gSlttipeu'
heim1tf cine Scr ieacnsreidIten oeltt'
iden g9oblthatiafeitsonitaIten Der
StoSt surildbIiden. lie o'll5'ele
,seier bes 32. eSohresieites Der 9rlln'
Suna lit aui 3onueritaa, ben 20; no
peu,bcr, onberaumt moroen nno oie
Tomen, unter beren beipohrter se'.
tuna Die anitait itsht. tp.rotn nifis
,uaetban laIien Inn ben pielen SoH.
uern uno ;Srel,nben, Die iit gu Der
Refer einiinocn, geuitbrelde Siitr'oetl
5u berelten. .-,
gn ylohmi.tug piro eos o'Ti;isu'
a,itproaromm 5ur Durhidfrun9 sei
lnrasn, bic a.Itrsbt bdIi 5srr Dr. VI
g Ti,,monn, Der R.ttor oes gs
tkspa SpipitaIs. unb Elm bubih.i
WluFtproarnmm pirb untsr btr Vel
tuna BON JrI. Wurthu 9isimsisr gu
Turhfihrune ssldns,n.
gslbitr.benb tpirb fir Grfriidun
oen in Der umfaFsnoiisn Wsiis an
Rahmittne iotpi. am absrb a.iorc
| f.in unb bds Souptqtri6s Der absnf
mabl,.it lpiro Elm b.liiatsr IrutphalH
broten ieln.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-19
3aStsx mmS Seusbne.

- Ter 6rauenperetn Der ct.
,srancis Stride bon Canton bernnltais
tet hel4te Rahn1ittag uno abenb alt
Der 3. unb 9enbam StraBe eIncn
gllhre gum 9eiten ser 8eneinoe,
Der neuerfpGblts Wapor S. Z.
g9inters BON geQeoue puroe geltere
Nbeno nit elmer SurpriIe partp be-
ebrt nno erbielt einen biibiten S6nl'-
felitu6l.
eosn1 0aptoner Stabtratb ipuroc
elm 8eihluB gefuBt, BOB Die 8dnoel'
bilber. Eheoter iteiierfrei iem lollten
- gie S'Saaon apenue, Die BON Den
8eleiien Der s. & s. 9ahn 8lr l0
aluenue reparirt iporoen iii, mrroe
ofseptirt uno beihloiien, cine Steuct
ron 9 Gents pro sSrontfuB bon Den
Brunobeiisern I'll erbeben Gbenlt
rpuroen Die 6. apenue 8erbelieruHgei
anaenommen uno Die 8runobeiise,
luiiiien go Gents pro SUP 8ablen.
- Sarrp Maitnep BON 3aDtol
tuuroe bonn 8oli3eiridter Sbuep fDe
| laen gernohlaiiigung ieiner ,Sanlili
IAnter 500 guraifait Den 8roBse
lihporenen iiberUieien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-19
Stiitnnssi.ii Der Gineinnatl
Snrnsemeinoe.

aui, bob ssbr ia uur nid)t neraeBt
Ter Jurnaemeinoe Stiihnasfelt
gm slbeuo Dor bem Tanticgtag -
Gas piro 10 red,t BON oeiltitenl
Ghlag.
G}eturnt ipirb crit BON alt uno ,Suil5,
Ionn fomnt Der Reiaenian3 III
Sdjtpung.
tino ipiirt sshr bnpon Gurltigfeit,
Gilt bin sur Cnelle. Die nidlt melt;
Tort labet Guh nod SerSensllilt
limb iinat Gus 'roher Iurnerhriilt.
graui iepet tort ben iIotteu lanS
gis in ben Worsenionnenglan5.
9sur einen Collar foiiet bas
,siir Serrn nebii Tame iiilo per lDas
y,od, jsnii biniiitmt al SrasenlhoHe
sei's alma, ODER irgeHo Gene.
3ohlt eiilen Quarter glsfaelpilli
,Siir ieoes holbe grtrabilo.
limb riidt sshr oil init aino rno aeaei
ssad, gutter alter 1nrnerreael,
Iw,it oner gIuis. nno 3ablperlpano
ihait,
Wit g,ad,bar., ssrei,no. uno Illf
befnnniifait.
Gnru ruief frot, Gut Sell, ssi,t,be'
Gas Observation-Disclosures
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-19
0afe.UaH.

lie 9,ationaIliga.8r y.
8 gater Chill, Games @ot'Hcn
(poitcn). Gbnrles s. ebbettS (sroof.
lnnl, Sarrn Senlpiteno tRep Dort)
,nb garnep IrepilrB (Iittsb.) trn'en
oeiteru oIs elm aommlitee in Sdrrls'
hura Qenu., elm, NM bein 8ouner'
uenr csohu 5ener BON Eennlplpanier
Die Q,rdiioen.it,oft Der 9taiionnlll5a
Fiir Die nadHien 3 Sabre ansiipiefen.
slIlaemein erDartet nno ho''t man.
hos Die aaiiiion Der Waanaien erTo.9
boben mirn. Graiioent ansuli Serr'
mann (Giue.) miIbie aus ge'd,a'tll'
den giidiid,tcn perionIid)e getheiil'
anna oblebncn imb 1rniloent eDas.
" Wiurphn (Gbic.l befinoet 'ih III
Cmopo, bod iinb geloe enfhulin'ti'
ite @efiirmorter Des 8lanes. Serrn
5eucrs amfsterniu als 8onberiieiir
ron QcnnInIuonien euoet I'M nahlien
,Ssohre uub es iii betannt. onB er nldl'
ais sanoioat iiir g9ieoererlpahliilla
auftreten lpiro, icnoern ans Der poll
tiiden slrena ga id,eioen nlnldf
Seiu ,sabresaehalt ais Bonpernell
beIanft lid, oui $4,000, Dahrent
| ,eiu Salar ols 1srdiiofnt Der Ratio
nol.aiao Inn ipenigitens 80 Fro8cn
bober gsiielit iein miro.
Er. syranf Sabu Ianglaariasl
grenlier. ShIciioerer Der .ReoS !"
,piro iid binnea aursem ais ofli5iel
lIer .,Seont" mnieres Stubs aul d.
lsud,e nadl 9iefrilten (beioaoers Jan
| ser) begebcn.
| csn bem 80. Spiele Der &eltiiiiles
lier in aRcoiorb, Greaon geipanrei
lo;e .giieien~ f9tat. g. itren II. Gle
Iiiber bic .,Rbite Sor" fam. g. an
llesten Moutng. Die Geiellihnii Il
aelt am nad,iien Saniing BON Bon
IccuDer nad) Saruaii ab.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-19
VeriHtumncen
,sit inter cie,nthimlihen lIm'tanOen
Der antp.aaent ,Sshn Go'ah.

Inter m,ifnnhme oes ieiHer s5ralt
oehorenSen geirages bon 5000 per-
idnpono am Souniag aiis letilei
gaobnraumen i'm 8ronS Sotel or
qutomobiI. .aaent Sehn Z. eo'al,
mohreub iif, feline ssrau i'm Ieiit'dleh
TiofoniIicn. Sans befaito. ,Srau eo'
fall crtranfte Dor unge'nhr eti'sr
Wod,e uno lieB nadl oein Eeilf'dsis
Iiofoniiien Soipital iiber'ilbren, i'r'
BORT cine tleine Operation olis1iihreii
al laiien. Sci ibrem GIn.rttf III ods
sssnititut iibcraab re Dem Sneer1nieI''
Senten Rep. arormee Den geirag Dor
S75O ioiuie einen iperthpollen @ril'
lantrina pegen Gmpian8s.geld'ell.s'
.ouuu gseniqe Gage ipdter er'tien lD'
C5ofte i'm Soipital, pelt,er anidlsl
nenS Die Euittung aus Der Sanofa
fd,e Scircr Trou entipenoet hattie llii
Iies iid, ben 9etrag bon 5000 nof
9ep. aroner nus3ahlen. ,Srau eo
iaa eriubr crit geitern pon Der sSallo
lima hires Wannes, ais ne bog so
fpital perIieB. gei Der Riidfehr =
Sos Soiel lpuroe ihr mitgetbelIi, Dol
eo'aa hereits an Soulitaa absere'l
lei @abri6cinIid, bat iid) Der Ger
| idiplmocne nod, Dem Roroen beaebci'
l1rau GoIaa. ,pelte ihre Hnnme In
CSrano Sotel bat anigeben nilsi'e'
beiinoet iid, aIs Retonooles3entln bt
elmer befanntrn 5anilie in Ho. AZ
Iglarf Strabc.
| stcp. aramer er'pirtte nad) y
funnt,ueroen Der angeIegenbeit elne
SoitbefehI geaen gbian unter Der =
iduIoiaina Der 0orioieaelltng Ia
Iid1er Shatiafcn. lie Bcli5ei glnuh
bob iie Gofag ba!b IN Soft brtl'gt
tueroe.
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- Mdhreno ess Shlaiss unrn I'M
Qonpar,il 5oisl WiIliam eontron.
aus R,p gort, um ben gstras con 81
t.Iiohlen. Gin uubetannssr Diso tlar
tsris iikr bic bolsumssbung DIS
ehlafubikils uno entpenbets be an
o,iiihrte Summs ous Der Soisniald),
tts Wannes.
- Iurh gin ofienfi.hsnees olnfst'
fenIt,- bes gsbdunes Der 4utomofE
u,atine Co., go. 308-310 Walnu'
GtroEe. oranaer Ginbredtr IN ole
Rdums unb en.ipeubsten nah erbrss
den perihisoen.r gsbdlier grisin'drs
ten i'm Wkrib. pcn 81 fori. 20 Yen
In gaar. Gesoleihen nrlntten ois
gurIden ben Geibihrant 81 cffnen,
inpem lie BEN 6anbsriff abihlugsr.
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1ie 0Heiberrehtlcr.
@eainn Der 0onpentisH Der Ibio
Safirasc Aiioeiatipn.

Gie Sbiocr Sdnpeitern Der ssrnu
9smnfbnrIt, oIs Ohio Outrage giio.
citation pereinigt, eroiineten eeltern
9sodnlittaa i'm Sinton Sotel ibrc
SesobrcsperIommIuna. 8i5ebiiraermei'
tier ,sohnion bieB bie Gamen miIlfoms
men nno laatc ihnen oie iiblidlen ar.
tiafciteu. Sbm autIportetc Grrihter
8m. s. SitiIcioro fiir Die Wen 8
9eaene, bic iid, hefanntIih als nie
Sitter ser sorten, oerfdnnten nno sll
goNen getrefencu ,Srauen aiifaelpor'
len taben. Gie 5d,aemeiiterln ,Srai'
3ea Sort Tcniua aus @arren, @,
crfldrte, oaB eS MIR Iuupiae 500
900 ndhme, nm Der sSruucnltinr'
rehtsberpegunq in Ohio idon IN
Sabre 1914 snm Grfols sii perbel'rit
| Ga ssrau Bell Sort Ieniina SIe an'
lpcienben nift nuiIoroertc, bic Sopa'
lie aus Der eiqcuen 1aid,e aliisibrlr
aen, 10 pirh lid Der Irann oes
It9t4er grioIacs ipobl oerfluhtlaeH
tGie Shioer @ohIoamen perelnnnhnl
ten im abaclauieneu ,Sahre S6S45. AZ
iuno ncrausaabten S62S5 .36. ioonl
Die arieasfaiie sur lluteriohllna De-
, D2Gnner nod, $3.50. 10 enthult. 1n'
Iittcroriife Bureau bat eine alisae
behnte Ihdfiqteit cntfaItet unS i
3oblreid,en QantphIeten, Neoen iiitr
sic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81
forhern aeiudt. Ios elepelanoe
Soitatnuartier idlide ieben gsonta
Mcraen 600 gIott ~Gopp" (oie a
men nrnuen es ,.2iiteratnr") on Spei
bun6ert 3eitiinaeu i'm Staate OH.
@ie piel oapon ouiaenommen mn
nie piel oopon in ben Vapierfcr
panoert, puroc bonn Greb.aomml1
FEE nid,t beridltet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-19

solepb nno Suianna Burger. 1905
Nlcore StraBe.
;srons nno S5lprsnee ptinnen, 2409
ssnalsfibt 4peuut.
sobn nnb Roie Geman, 40 Cf
Clifton Mp.
Rclpb uno SiabslIs ghriitsniea.
1895 Wnibinaton Ap.
qaihael nnb Woria sSispntrld,
1915 Gusbec Rocb.
CHARTS unb Barbara Strait, 3546
WorIusp ND.
greb unb 4malie poli. 1422 gop'
milIer Gtrabe.
gilonso unb Emn NsimeiI!sr. 115
Weit 15. Str.
Sam unb Anna aurie. $50 Finn
EtrnBs.
9bomas anb gnna aenrp, 1885
Clifton 4p.
gDiuiam unD 1iap 1urnsp. 80;
Bari Gtrabs.
stneob unb Worsdretbe Wolf. 92s
8ont girobe.
Eblporb unb Elenpra Wiumnnn
404 80. NleWiden Apennt.