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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-12-02

Remember that the second enter
tainment in the course being given at
the Winthrop street Baptist church
is on Friday evening of this week.
The seat sale at the Music Store of
Melville Smith and Son, will begin
this (Tuesday) morning at nine
O'Clock Adv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-12-02

The administrators Of the estate Of
the late Henry A. Heath have closed
out his insurance business and com
pleted. Monday, the work of remov-
ing his property from the Office.
Mrs. Elizabeth N. Wheeler, sister of
Mr. Heath, has gone to her home In
Rockland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-12-02

Miss Florence Shirley. teacher in
the public schools of Brookline, left,
Sunday afternoon, for that place, aft
err having enjoyed the Thanksgiving re-
cess with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
T. Shirley, Crosby street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-12-02

The Christmas season is a splendid
time for buyers to study the adver-
Using in the Journal and to use it for
a guide. 1t is wise rule to patron
lie those who advertise. A careful
study of your newspaper before you
go on your shopping tour will prove
proflta BILE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-12-02

Freeman Fletcher, who had been
enjoying the Thanksgivinf recess with
his parents, Former City Marshal and
Mrs. George f. Fletcher, on Grove
street, left, Monday, for Orono, to re-
sumo his studies at the University of
Maine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-12-02

Street Commissioner Hewins Of the
Eastern district attended, Monday, to
his annual duty of putting up the
windbreak on the north side Of the
Kennebec bridge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-12-02

Rose Of Sharon Chapter, o. E. s., will
hold it's annual meeting, Wednesday
evening. at Masonic Temple. when off,
GERS will be elected for the coming
year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-12-02
Hoods
cure constipation,
biliousness and all ~
liver ills. Do not Ho
grippe or irritate. Csc.
LOCAL BRIEFS.

There was a young maid remember,
Who wanted her father to lend her
A five and a ten
A twenty and then
She could shop on the third of December
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-12-02

Rev. Narcisse Charland, rector Of
st. Francis de Sales Catholic church
at Waterviile, was visitor in Angus
ia, Monday, for a few hours.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-12-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Giddings and
children, who had been enjoying a
visit Of ten days in Boston, have re-
turned to their home on Murray
street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-12-02

Horace North Of Boston is In the
city for few days on matters con-
nected with his real estate interests.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-12-02

Ernest P. Hewett is reported to be
Ill at his home on Patterson street,
threatened with pneumonia
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-11-17
MINoP. ARRESTS.

Bill Christopher. who was wanted
here for Jumping board bill at the
Manlcy hotel was arrested in Nor
gantown yesterday. He settled the
bill. To-Day he is wanted for getting
away with some bad cheeks He will
be arrested again and will have to
answer the law for the last offcnse.
Constable W. II. Riggs had a long
drive in the mud yesterday to get a
witness who appeared before the
grand jury today. MIR. Riggs went
to PcnnsbOrO and from there he had
Il drive Of nine miles through the
mud. lie went for Ray Fcnscl. Ven
sci returned with the officer.
Robert Mortified was arrested at
the B. & 0. station here Saturday
night by Officer Gibson, patrolman
for the company. He tried to chew
the officers arm. He was arraigned
before Justice Fleming this after
noon.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-11-17
SATURDAY FOOTBALL.

W. & j., 10; Pitt, 6.
Wash, Lee. %; W. V. u. 0.
Buchtel. %; Marietta, 0.
Martins Ferry H.. 80; Minerva, 0.
Princeton, 3; Yale, 3,
Harvard, 81; Brown. 0.
Carlisle. So; Dartmouth, 10.
Lehigh. 1G; Havcrford, s.
Navy. 10: Penna State, y.
Cornell, 10; Lafayette, 8.
Purdue. 0; Illinois, 0.
Army, So; VillanOYa, 0.
Johns Hopkins, Is; Western Md. o..
Michigan. -; Pennsylvania, 0.
Chicago. 10; Minnesota. Z.
Ohio State. IS: Case, 0.
Georgetown, s; Virginia, I.
BuckneIl, %; Gettysburg. 0.
Dickinson, 81; Swarthmore, {.
Harvard Fresh, o. Yale Fresh, G..
Amherst. 70; Williams. 0.
Iowa, 46; Ames, 7.
Indiana, 81; Northwestern, 20.
Wesleyan, 90; New York Uni, 0.
Hamilton, 12; Union, D.
Marquette Uni. rs; st, Louis [. 0.
Oberlin. IS; Ohio Wesleyan, 0.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-11-17
'sidcration 81 and other valuable con
SidcratiOn.
OPERATION PERFORMED.
William H. Watson Has One Leg Am
1Etated Near The
Hip.

A message received today from
Richmond. stated that the condition
Of MIR. VIM. II. Watson who under
went serious operation. at St. Eli2-
abcth's hospital in that city was sat
isfactory.
Mt. Watson left this city several
weeks ago for Richmond where he
was to undergo an operation but his
condition upon reaching the city was
found not to BE- such as to make the
operation at that time practical,
however under treatment he improv-
ed to such an extent that on Satur-
day the operation was performed.
One leg was amputated near the hip
Joint in order to stop the progress
Of the malady with which he was af-
riict"d.
The operation was very serious
enc and while Mr.. Watson's condi-
ton is critical, yet the physicians in
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-11-17
Women Teaehers Are Needed.

Another college professor heard
from. One Of our most prominent ed
ucators in an. Eastern college, in a
few remarks upon the subject of wo-
men teachers, markes the preposter-
GUS statement that they should be
eliminated from the school as teach
ers except in the primary schools.
lie would also deny them salaries
equal to those OF men for no other
reason than in the broad field OF
industry, with few exceptions. wom-
ems wages are lower than those OF
men, even when the work accom-
plished is practically the same.
The employment OF women. accord
ing to this educator, is purely an
economical proposition. The great
department stores verify this. Wom-
en- are employed because they may
be hired cheaper. In departments
where higher salaried clerks are re-
uuired you will find men-as for in
stance, in the departments where
fine goods are sold. The professor
admires the self-supportng woman
in her own sphere, which, he de-
clares, is that of telephone oper-
ator or stcnographer, not court steno-
grapher, though; that requires too
great ability. III
1t is only that women are more pa
tient than men that lie deems 1t ad-
vIsable for them to continue as teachr
ers in primary grades. Where broad
ness of thought is required men are
needed as teachers. And men, he be-
lieves, are needed pretty generally
to counterfeit and correct the de
plorable tendency toward feminiza-
ton in our public schools"
Now it would appear to the aver
age mind that this college professor
needed to broaden his own scope OF
men, women and affairs generally
Evidently from this vantage point OF
professor he looks down upon the
teacher in the primary grades and
considers her work of little import
once. |, on the other hand, do not
believe that it is too much to say
that the training the child receives
during tile first two or three years Of
school life are as important, il not
more so, than any he gets thereaf-
ter.
The employment of women is un'
Goubtedly an economic proposition,
because capital is selfish, because
woman is not generally as we'll train
ed as man and because, like men, in
the struggle for existence, she is Of
ten forced to undervalue her natural
and even her trained abilities in Or
der to live.
But If a woman is trained for a
work, or has natural talent or abiI-
ity for it, she should be paid for her
Iabors on the same basis MS man IN
the same line of work. And the DAY
will come when there will he equal
ization in this respect because wo-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-11-17
attendance are optimistic as to the
outcome Of the operation.
GAME NOT PLAYED.

The football game between Fair
mont Normal team and the Davis
E!kins team was not played on ac-
count of the rain Saturday. Man
ager Colebank and Coach Ernst Bell
are trying to get u game with Davis
Elkins Friday afternoon, The Nor
nal team will be guests at the W.
& J.-WesIeyan game al Clarksburg
Saturday. Coach Bell is bending all
of the energies Of the team toward
the big game with Waynesburg col
lcge at S0uthside Park Thanksgiv'
ing.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-11-17
mans work will demand and re,
cenve it.-Peggy Pearsdy.
gdHIIIl5y IyIsl5 @8E5
',,(z],|EIiT.'......"s.:...fI:IStII'

so you favor suffrage for wo-
men?"
Yes" replied Mr.. Growcher. III
they wish it. But honestly don't
believe the average woman would get
any more real pleasure out of cam
paign rally than the average man
gets out Of a pink tea.-Wash:ngton
Star
The unconscious humor of coum.
TRY journalism says William Allen
White, is often more amusing than
the best effort Of the alleged funny
man"
According to Mr.. White, there
once appeared in Kansas paper the
following personal notice:
"Our prominent townsman, Thee
dore Monkton, is seriously i'll. He is
being attended twice day by DR..
Smith. in consultation with DR.. Nor
can. His recovery. therefore, is in
great doubt. Washington Star.
II understand you got into jail,
said the warden, ION account OF a
glowing mining prospectus"
II was quite optimistic" admitted
the gentlcmanIy prisoner.
well, the governor wants a report
IN condition in my jail. want you
20 write II" - Louisville Courier
journal.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-11-17

aud guaranteed by Uncle Sam that's
some cookbook. And that's exactly
what you can get, for The New York.
World has made an arrangement with
the U. S. Department of Agriculture
by which if you cut out and mail lss
coupon that is to appear in The Sis
day World of November 20 and sfnl
the same to Washington a boo let
on how to prepare dishes inexpeasit 90
Is will be sent to your address FE -
OF CHARGE.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-11-17
Death Certificates.

William J. S. Hammer Saturday fiji
ed three death certificates with the
county clerk.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-11-17

william j. >. iihFiilCT SaluTHdH lI-
ed three death certificates with the
county clerk.
Administrator Named.
Henry Baker was named admin
istrator of the personal estate of the
late Maria Baker. Bond Of 5000 Civ
en-.
License Issued.
The following marriage license
was issued Saturday by the county
clerk:
Cavid Efaw, %. and Alcir Ellen
King. 1G. both Of Warrington. Jacob
King. fathrrOf the girl gave his ron-
srnt in person.
Deeds Filed.
leeds were Saturday filed with
The county clerk for recording as
follows:
Statira c. Post and husband to ].
LESS Bfce, a parcel Of land in Grant
district; consideration 81 and other
valuable consideration.
Mary II. Hinn and husband, ct ais,
to Albert IIarr, parcel OF land on
Lick Run in Winfield district; com'
sihrrAtiOn 81 and OIher valuable cC:t'
sihClation.
Milford II. Tinn and wife, ct ais.
to Albert Harr. Il parcel of land on
l.cl Kun in Winfield district; con
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-11-17
Administrator Named.

Henry Baker was named admin
iEtrator Of the personal estate of the
late Maria Baker. Bond Of 5000 Civ
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-11-17

The attorney for the gas company
vas making a popular address.
Think OF the good the gas conf
pany has done!" he cried. IF were
permitted to pun, would say in the
words Of the immortal poet, Honor
The Light Brigade.
Voice of a consumer from the au-
dience: "Oh, what charge they
made!"-Youth's Companion.
Motorist ,(who has run over pa
:riorchal fowly--Dut the price Is
very high. The birds IN his second
childhood!
Irish Peasant-lt's the thrue word
yer honor's spekin'; thin youns
chickens is terrible dear at this sal
son.--Punch.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-11-17
THIS IS SOME COOKBOOK.

There are Cook-books and cook
books and then some. But when you
can get a cookbook FREE edited
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-17

peTen Ghoffairsn ipieper tinmal be
Gsrthte befhdttisen. minotiters ridf
aus Der art feines Gtanbes. Goro
HnrorL ersGblt in ftinen 5dsebiid}trH
bon e;nsm gala Spernbefuh in go.
ptnt 0orben. no er In ben 1ogsil nebfn
nitt fpenipsn geihieoentn aud marid1t
febr fdeibbdre aaOp erblidts. sttfber
III in ben eahabarsn 4oelsbonobifetr
Bel Den gxrIonalnOti3en Der 3uias .es&
fnieben~ 70 b1ufig g%eporoer, ipts nins
ter ben Namen Der Mbnberren imp
athfrausn Der 8srmsrt ssnthauptei".
pcrb gcfplsp bat, mas in ietnsn isis
nesfpeqs ihfpaten Ardften 'tanp, mi
basu beissiraaen. Gin 6iihns bon 0ss
ftaIi unb aenaltiaer Rimroo, erir'isrf
er on sSbftns S0renidger nIfbttW. oeis
Zen geuts fpirb, mas immer rhH por
ben 2ouf tommt. obs nun Barren liro,
obsr. ipis CT felber idst, .aolsr, Wolfe,
WeibsIsute oner GLIDE. Der Carl TT
Der Gn.eI zines Bruofrs oes sroBer
Msainaton unb nor in sriien Gle nit
aoon 8iDIet Repiu permdhli, eirer
u~rarobnitte Der 9dbn Dorcibn, bon
Der Ginganas Die Rsos mar. Sit litB
Iit nab ipsnissn Sabren bon ibm ittis
ben, uno er setpann olsbulb bic CUNT
elmer Der fhonen gohier bes OrpBs
rbeoers Willon, ndfmaligen loros
Runburnbolms. in iolhem Wdbe, bdB
ibr Mann, Sir Ghdrles boriopp, f1
pom ibr trsnnte. t%porouf 2cro gorplsp
fe Al ieinsr syrau mah'e. DIX bieoes
rem. i'm Sdeibunsspro5sb 6drtopp
miipirfenben 0eihDorenen paren o0s
mats fiarr Dor Sdred iibsr bic ibnsB
bon elmer gdnssn neutrality-suspicious.
unterbreiitisn Gn.6iiaunsen. gle bate
ten iid sben nitt seniietno auf ben
Soben Der 2onbonsr Geislihufi be-
fpeei. um aeetu bersleifsn ~obgshdrtet
su isin. Sebi empfdnst bic SDeite
9aon gofpIen ibrer Sinoe Cob.
GoiuleD : lllfheim bal lie perlaNsn uHo
nil nidts mthr BON ibr piNen. Gr
bat in siner Mrs. Burton cine anoere,
psrmatblIid iinesre. rJrau Waia~ se<
funbsn, in nit ibr nah paris burts
aebrdnnt uno ipielt bort nit ihr ouT
ulfheimilh Risis uno aonisstotttr.
9ieies Spiel Tam sr uuter periods
fhsr Rsubsisbune Der DamKnroue nod
cine gauge Neiis fortisben. Gr III ned
nitt funi3is. uno BEL a~nhali.noem
5leib bringt sr e. am Gnos 10 nett.
ipie DOR Sabrsn Der GrSihpersnother
2oro Tupplin. Ais ben zines Wages
auf benz gDegs mad Dem Gheibunsss
eeritt, rrobin or BON sinsm ~beirosenen
Gbsmann ots Witfhuloissr 5iiiert
fporbsn mar, Elm eu.sr geiannisr frass
ie, Oh bic 9eftuloiguHg begrinoet
fpdre oosr niht. autiportste er: rWsnH
ih bas nur TeIb't piib.e! Sd babe
tpiriIi9 t.ins abnuus msbr.-
Gonitantin BON 3eolis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-17
High life.
Qpnb osn, Gnbe Mdri

2onb osn. Gnbe W1r3.
aabp 0oroibp Rspll. b.rsn Fob be-
reiis iur3 eemslbei purbe, lift teinabc
81 SABRE alt seDoroen unb mar audi
ionf cine msrtsuiroise Jrau. Ils lie
bas 2itt bisier Wslt erblids. fab auf
Dem 1brpn bon England, frefIi6 bon
Grontbeii ~ansgrnsreelt unb bean enos
nabe. nod Der fostnanufe ~eritnytntles
me BON europa, Gsors Der 9ier.s.
Six bat olio bier briiiife a~roneuirae
ger ms 0rob iinien ishen, BON bene |
nod ed3u elmer iibsr fed5ig Sabre ods
Gsspter fiibrie. Dos eigHtiih Sns
tereHanie an ibr ober mar fDenissr ihrs
3dbebigteit. os etie beueibenspertbs
Gabisieit peripbittr G~elbfiDeriiins
guns, perniDse benin ie aud auf BIZ
jlngfte Generation aipur ben GinbrGd
elmer liebensipiirbigen Refp,ttsperior
aus Der IestperfloHcnen. nift aber, ipis
mondt anberen nntionakp Ntnommir.
greiie, ben elmer ombinnnteu Mumi'
aus l1ngft perfd3cIenen 1ogen madte
DGbei spurbe ibr Batter I'm 9obesjabrl
Grisbfids bes groben afboren, ibl
GhpNgerpattr Qorb Mberenptnnp
lbeHen Sobn Rasinnlb Vepin fe beirot
tbete. gar 1858. alto brei Sabre ool
Ghiller unbf fe9s tof>8tginn bes fie
benjdbrisen t4rkges. lahp Dorotbl
bat In ibreml lonsen sQeben fo,SkmIid
une RorppbGtn Der englif@en' poIit;
5lanif unb Qitterctnr tennen eelsrn
inA'
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OrnRbeisentbums Gppotbeten
Nene @npothefen.


elisabctb Seibfamp on Wst. a0ams
.. II. z. ~; $1,000.
Sanles @ergaL jr., an oielelos;
$500.
Martin Saucs an Nortb Sairnlount
2oeal Z. II. Y. 60: 81 200.
Sennie Mt. gebpmer an grite 8arS
q. Ii. Z. ~; SD, 800.
Slipo 6. Sermeling on Grooloent
2oan 60; $4,000.
Hobert 5hompion an Senor y. II.
g. Co.; $1,000. \
@iIen Smltb an gon;Jon Z. 1t. =.
Co.: $3.50.
3rant Guiip on 2ouis gstteI II.
e.; $3.50.
alire0 Green an Soutern Chic &.
Ii. Z. 60: 1925.
glnmo 6. Titten an 0saoiion 8
Iogaeti $500.
Senrp Roeoer, ir., an Gilt eogt
z. Ii. &. g.: $3.50.
0eIie 6. 9rigel anr@opernment 8
ii. Y. &C.; $1,000
@,cru g anisbf an G.,S. ReIiar'
nib: ~. 700.
Sohn Sarhcr an Clifton Seigati
go. 2 g. Ii. g. 60; $500.
aleranoer Miller ON Some y. II
Is. 60, Menoing; 81 .2po.
Geo 8rnu an DO; $500.
Srant q. 3~lnmermann an Sar
aoh SeB; $1,000.
@m. @reeHp an SoiepbaSuHuneI
$3.50.
9bilip Siiher an spring @aroer
IL. II. Y. 60: 81 900.
9crmon Serbia an q ..Gernaro 8
II. g. q. 60; $1,000.
emma u. Trapp on Ssiburban v
e. 60: $533.50.
9bas. Tnrnsnortb on SoaeI;eal
z. IL. Z. 60: $1,000.
aoeIe z. Chamber sa~ns4faoiion y
u. go. 2; $500.
Marp @ouiie anigbt an y. 81. gle
bern; $500.
getiIgte& y po I befen.
&. 80. SuihInion an 5ranf U
Grope; 1905.
Senrp Barnes ans Riperiioe'g. q
II. 8. Co.: $4,000.
@u. grofomp on Wsarie W
aoehler; 1922.
Narn 7. Sougbsnn anno S.Gling
man: 5000.
Sohn $. SeIfeIbrod on Sprin
@nr0en 6. IL. Y. 60; $3.50.
Geo. :. aoreb on DO; $500.
Rdrtin Guhnerpsti an 90.
$1,000.
Ono. $. S~eiieIbrod an DO; SL50C
2ouis Gnpis an e. 2. aitua; 81
$50.
Gbas. f~arnSpor.b an ganft ct
9. VI. Go.: $4,000.
Glas. SarHsportb amS. ". Srot
per; $500.
Moberf 1hompion ons2enog ..
g. Co.; $3.50.
auBioie 1iebI al oo; $3.50.
0nrH g. anisbt an ptaSiion 9ton
IS. II. 8. &C.: S2150.
Wnrp &. anigbt ausg!. q. Sie5err
$500.
". 2uhrman anf atlantic gIs
loo: $500.
@m. Msoe9ip an. Clifton Seigr'
9o. 2 6. IL. g. 90. ;t$1S00,
Jreb. 81. aramer on Some 2.
2. So: $500.
otto grn SeSt on DO; $500.
Sebn @ciinf an 3D.; $500.
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OraxSeis.ntb

2ouis SJuniet an Martin Saues,
Got as III Suniet's unterabtbeilung
S1.00.
ameIia 6. 5ifen an albert Gen.
fer. % bel 40 s5uB an Der Gillette
pom gcuoirot are., 80 Sub noroiid)
pom @aroeQ aoe. in gbeuiot: 81.
Charles Dt. Goriep an Warp Sols.
hauier, AZ SUB an Roroieite Don
2omer Riper Roab, IN Seftion 20, In
Storrs Solunibip; 81.
4nna Whieaer an Sohn aeanr, Got
70 nnb Ibeil BON Got rs in Der lin.
te~rnbibeilung an RoE6pltede Der plea.
liant uno @eit Str, IN Meaoing; fer
ner, Elm Stiif n~naren3enb; ST..
Subnrban n. q. 60. an emma e.
Grapp, 37K2 SUB an 9urruoob aDe.,
Rorrpooo; 81.
6enrp @ebulonri an Wnrin Suer.
gems, % Sub an 3offner CTR: 81.
Wnreus 2oefDenjtein on uereie s.
MiIIer, 40 Sub an HarfoaIe aoenue
ST 90.
Wid,olos =. eibeI an Ybilip 81.
fber, 2ot 81 in 9ermnn 0raebe's LIN.
terabtbeiIuna, at. 2orriig; 81.
2enrp 8. groduDeper an Gbas. 8
Burger, 25s Sub on BoriusD pte
LOO.
9hereie 6. Minerrun Mnrcus Zoe
iDsnitein, 40, Gab,am seedoaIs taIDs.
et.oo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-17

ZH#E& 49,
anna 8. Sung II. ". an 8m.
Rieblin, IT,, % Sub All 5rcnt Ctr:
$500.
gomorb Mnn0epillc on Gath. geo.
naro, Got % in ssobn galopin's
Elot, Spriugfielo; 81.
Mtarp 6. gurgonne on Sarab Z.
gurgopne, IS Sub an Rortpooo A6e.
St.00.
Gontbern Ohio Sop. 9anf 60.
Sraiiee, an Sobn Sange, Got 3 III
5airfar llnternbtbeilnng; 1896.
Srsb. @ehrens an Eaul Sopo, -
Sub on Sprina @roue ape. 81.
s.. 4. gittIiuger on 6reb. gittiin.
ger, Got 203 in Hprpoob Giep; 81.
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9ts @aF an 9Oro Der
.5amioie. Cine i%nterehanie
Shilberuna BON eintm geiubs7 OF
9cro beg pielgsnannten tiriiihuH
arsu3srs .5amioie", bes -flitssnosn
5iir.en pes 4ssdiittn Wseres". pers
offsntlidt Rur Gls8in g.phum IN Der
nensn Drummer Der Qualification.
Gr bsfanb Hh Dor nrsi Wotsn in
Beirut, ais 4bsnbs sessn balb 8 nhr
Dor benz bafen pIDsIih elm Jah:selg
eribisH, bas b1burh n%uffiel, baB IS
unausssftbt nah alien Seitsn feline
Sdsinperfer ipielsn lieb. Is mar ofs
.5amiois", bic 5alo auf Der Rbeoe Dor
antsr ging. Dus g,riihi sins pie
Gin aanIfsuer our9 bic Staot, uno am
nGd3iten Woreen brdngie fh irob oss
Aeaens unb bts ftirmflten Wetters
auf ben GuaimausrR oes 6afens cine
arobe RsnidenmdHs, bic oas 10 ihnta
beriibmt aeporbene tiirtiIte aritssa
Ihiff p~sniaiisns bon Weiism tetiahz
ten ipollts. Sur glsIfn, Der ben aoms
~manbanien Der gamble psri0Hl d
iannis, nahm fih Elm Boot anc Ii B
iit 3u ntm areu3sr rubsrn. Gin
Solbai brnfte nem AommdnoanteH
meins aarts nno fubrie mid in sintn
GaIon, no ih nift lanee gu martin
brnutie.f fyrobiin nno 3ufrieben ne
INNER irai Rauf Ben EN-, tam nit
alsgeliredtsr 5aRo aui mid 5u uHo
6tgann irfprt bsgsiiieri o Der St0nz
belt bss gibanon gu iprefen uno pom
Der 4nmuib Der Staoi. bic mir our1
has a~ojiiienfsnltsr Dor uns !ifgtn Ias
Der. 1ann .r3dhlie er BON Der syrtia
1ebioieit Der YenpEner BON Beirut, bic
lbm unD ieiusrn Sdiffe :ablrei1. OsA
ihsnse geib.ft bditen: 3uter, Rsis.
Mtbl uno Gieorsven. Or Iprah bab.i
ensiiit; bann unierbrah er fida eta
4u9enblid. risf tinen feinsr Gfiisssre
hsrbei uno CAB ibm cine sr0be pos
pierrpas nit benz 4af.raes. lie ber
/ orattloisn INSTRUMENTATION 3u ibers
bringen. gs ipir notwithstanding Gin
Seaport fir oas Warineminiftsrium.
Is idutets CUR safsl unb id srbcb
MD. UNI abihieo su nebmeH; aber
csr aommanoani fibrie mid In bt.
GffistsrsmeHe nnb bat mid, init Tim
uno isinsn Cffi3iersn has Mab! az
tb,;len. 5t psriufis bybei Htbrfat,.
oes Gtiprdn auf poiitifde Grosen 81
sringen. aber ale meine Wsmiibnns
gen lpuren pereebIih: Nauf 1sp
pubie ftess benz Oeiprdh cine anbtts
Wenoung al gsbsn uno besunn iiH
ploBlih outs aebbofisite fir bic 1tmr
psrntHrlhpnnlungen uno bic uaiifere
Wittsrung bss 9aSss Su ~in.treiiiren.
DDS Wenu nnierts Diners lnutsts.
6ammtifuBIupp.. Dmtltite. nabn.
Crime 0Dbntn, BniIuoiu leins iiBe
Gptiit) unb aoffts.. 3rpei 1ace
slfpdter NOR bic ~6omiDie- pl0bliA iuiss
Der perf&punbsn. UNI onnn orn IL.
yedr5 aterrof4tnb Dor Durassc urb
bulb burnuf Dor San Oiopanui bi
| Dlebua ~ erf&einen, no fe befanu..
: LID tinige 1ronSpcrtDompfsr unD aRaa
RtRa9ntl{kapm &iasHk ttaftfs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-17
8.

mGber, 5srr 3itterling. parum tols
ten Sic iih benn beim 2eien bic Gbren
INNER 5u2"
ia, i'd Isfe bier sben cine Sfanoale
gdditts."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-17
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