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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-06-04
Auto Horns Toot, Fire Bells
Clang, Whistles Blow and
Crowds Shout "Goodby"
as Mayor Rolph Guides
Prancing Team Through
Streets Toward Carbarn
FUNERAL" TAKES
PLACE AT NOONTIME
Electricity Succeeds Equine
at Same Hour-Geary
Street Municipal Road
Transfer System Also
Takes Effect - Officials
Delighted With Change

Wearing a conductors cap and
broad grin, Mayor RoIph drove the
last of the horsecars up Market street
and through the Mission yesterday,
passing. below Sansome street. the first
Of the Sutter street cars en- route to
the ferry
a jubilant noon hour crowd cheered
itself hoarse as the historic relic rum
bled on its final Journey Auto horns
footed. firebells changed and shouts OF
Good boy, JIM" filled the air. 1t was
the funeral of the horsecar, but also
the Inauguration Of through service to
the ferry for the Sutter street line.
One event caused as much joy as the
other
About 10000 persons. according to
Supervisor Hayden. are served by the
Sutter line and it's jackson, Clement
md Cliff arteries. After years of wait
ng while the city and the United
Railroads battled in the courts they
at last can travel TO and from the
ferries without the delay and incon-
venience OF transferring at Market
street or riding on the creeping horse
cars.
At the same time the Geary street
municipal railway began the enjoyment
of transfer privileges with the Fillmore
and Diyisadero street lines. swelling the
receipts of the city road and affording
increased accommodations to patrons of
the line.
Promptly at noon Mayor Rolph board
ed the last horsecar, Nos45. at the ferry.
He had promised the night before.
when the supervisors voted to allow
the Sutter street cars to run to the
water front, that he would drive the
last horsecar from the streets Of the
city. Patrick Calhoun, president OF the
United Railroads; Thornwell Mutually,
his assistant, and other officials of the
company climbed aboard with members
of the board of supervisors and other
city officials.
Mayor Rolph was crowded to the
front platform a the signal was given
for the start
Drop the reins of office and take UP
the reins of the last horsecar," shouted
Supervisor Hilmer
Rolph seized the lines. released the
brake and shouted:
-Ail aboard for the last trip! All
aboard
A spanking team of white horses one
bearing the appropriate name of Jim
and the other George, gave the mayor
all he could handle from the start He
had no opportunity to lift his hat to
the shouting throng at the loop.
Were off, yelled the mayor. Fare
well to the horsecars.
Up Market street the car proceeded
like Roman chariot bearing home a
conquering hero.
Talk about your old time races"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-06-04
MRS. dunno SUES,
BUT SHUNs COURT
Wants Auto Pilot Reputa-
ton Upheld While She
Takes Trip

Annie c. Dunno as the legal papers
are signed. doesn't care particularly
for the 500 damages she is suing for
nor does she crave notoriety by ap-
pearing in a Justices court.
The fact is the reputation of Mrs.
Peter +. Dunno wife of the former
attorney for the Southern Pacific rail-
road, as a chauffeur is at stake. The
other woman insists that Mrs. Dunno
is a careless driver and shouldn't be
allowed the liberty of the streets, and
Mrs. Dunno aff1rms the party of the
second part ought to be driving sand
wagon. SO the courts have been ap-
pea1ed to.
The ear driven by Mrs. Dunno col
Tded with a car in the hands of Miss
Ruth Perilot at Clay and Broderick
streets April 27. Miss Perilot is the
niece Of William Kingsbury. 22o2 Divis-
adero street.
best, losing all its bright paint from
one side and incurring wrenched
lamp and severely bruised radiator as
well.
Miss Perilot. and her counsel think
Mrs. sPunne should come into court on
the day set for the trial. but Mrs.
Dunne will be out of the city on the
date set.
That is how it came about that Mrs.
Dunne reclined in an upholstered chair
in the offices Of her husband in the
Crocker building last night and an
swered the questions put by Miss Per-
ilot. while a busy stenographer made
hieroglyphics of her words that will
appear as a deposition in canned"
%r;,1
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-06-04
BRIDE FROWNS AS
SHE LOSES VOTE
But Chinese Lass Sacrifices .Citi-
zenship 10 Wed Oriental
Speetheart
Especial Dispatch to The call)

Especial Dispatch to The CalD
SAN JOSE. June 3.-A frown puck
cred the brow of pretty Miss Marion
Tsui Nue. % years old, daughter of a
Chinese merchant Of San Francisco, as
she removed a dainty glove today to
write her name into an application for
marriage license that. already con-
tanned the name of Louis Samuel Ch0d.
%. citizen of China, also resident of
San Francisco.
The frown was caused by the reply
she got when she asked the clerk If
an American born Chinese girl lost her
American citizenship upon marriage to
a foreign borDsChinese.
4 believe you do was the county
clerks answer as he issued the license
Miss Nue volunteered the information
that she hadn't overlooked an oppor-
tunity to cast her vote in elections held
subsequent to the enfranchisement of
women in California =
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-06-04
State Capital Believed Lost
ENTIRE CABINET IN A HUFF
hungarian Premier, Called sPanamist,-
would Resign Post

BUDAPEST. June S.-The Hungarian
cabinet, of which DR.. Ladislaus Won
I,ukacs is premier. has decided to re-
sign because OF the acquittal OF Dep
uty Desacs in libel suit brought
sFsinst him By the premier. whom M.
Resacs characterized as the worlds
greatest Panamist'a Panamist being
one Of the persons involved In the
corrupt transactions OF the old Panama
Canal company.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-06-04
FOUR PERSONS DROWNED
IN CANADIAN RIVERS
Surveying Party Has Thrilling Exper-
fence of Three Days on Cake of
Ice In james Bay

EDMONTON, Alta. June 3.-Whiie at
tempting to cross the swollen Frazer
river from Fort George, B. c., to Will
low creek, today, Ode Chamberlain and
Fred Lucas. surveyors of Vancouver.
B. c.. were drowned. Their canoe was
upset in the swirling waters.
The Frazer river has risen 10 feet.
Matthew Hunter. trapper. and his
daughter. were drowned while cross
ing the Moose river In the direction of
James bay.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-06-04
MAYOR GAYNOR SARCASTIC
Characterixes AIdermanic Committee
ms .sPo0r Little Felloys-

NEW YORK, June s.-Mayor Gaynor
called today the majority report of
the Curran aldermanic committee. rec
ommending the removal of Police Com
missioner Waldo, a tissue of false
hoods" and predicted that it would be
repudiated by the board of aldermen.
The mayor characterized the commit
teemen as poor little fellows. and
added mentally and morally Waldo
would carry a whole carload OF them
in his breeches pocket without know
ing they were there"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-06-04
ARMS FOR ORANGE CLUBS
One Thousand Rifles Seized on Arrival
at Belfast

BELFAST. Ireland, June s.-The gov
ernment learned last week that the
Orange clubs were expecting a large.
consignment of arms from Germany.
One thousand rifles with bayonets ar
rived here today on steamer from
Manchester in cases marked electrical
fttings.' Detectives promptly seized
them
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-06-04
JURY EXoNERATES WOMAN
Mrs. l.. w. Denison Not Responsible for
Death of Ferdinand Trout of $. f.

Especial Dispatch to The Car)
jury today absolved Mrs. L. w. Deni-
son from blame in causing the death
of Ferdinand Trout. aged so, a San
Francisco salesman, when her automo
bile struck him May "a. He died
yesterday. Witnesses testified that
Trout stepped directly in front of the
slow going car, making an accident
unavoidable. His body will be sent to
San Francisco.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-06-04
SPECIAL TRAIN FOR ELKs
Party Bound East VIII Boost Exposi-
tion ON the Way

TSpecIaI DIspdtCu OdIIJ
SAN JOSE. June 3.-Alexander Sher-
ifs, district deputy grand exalted ruler
of the Elks, today announced that he
had chartered special train to carry
the delegates from California to the
annual convention of the Elks in Roch-
ester, n Y. The party will boost the
Panama-Paeifc exposition.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-06-04
ROSE WINS OUT
IN Los ANGELES
MAY0RALT TY RACE.
Election of Peoples Ticket
Candidate CONCEDED by
1,7OO Majority Over
John w. Shenk
OPPONENTS TAKE
ALL OTHER JOBS
Successful Aspirant Backed
Almost Solidly by the
Socialists
tsoecial Dispatch to The Cain

ztSoeciai Dispatch 10 Inc Call)
Los ANGELES, June s.--Henry H.
Rose. police magistrate, was elected
mayor of Los Angeles today by about
LOO majority over John w. Shenk,
municipal conference candidate Rose
ran on the peoples ticket, and had
almost the solid support of the social
lists. His victory was unique in that
he went into the campaign without
the support of single paper in the
city.
Shenk's compa panions on the municipal
conference ticket all were successful.
there being no contest except for the
mayoralty. At o'clock tonight Chair
man Lissner of the Shenk campaign
conceded the election of Rose by LOO.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-06-04
CALIFORNIA LADS
WIN BR|TON HEART
IN KINGS PARADE
To Tune of Yankee Doodle
the Columbia Park Boys
March at Trooping
Of Colors -y
MARSHAL SALUTES
STARS AND STRIPES
Golden State Youths, Well
Equipped With Funds,
Go to France Today
Cable to The CALI

Especial Cable to The CALI
LONDON. June s3.-The stars and
stripes were seen afoating bravely in
the noon June sunlight at the Horse
Guards here today for the first time
at the trooping of the colors on
British kings birthday anniversary.
The star spangled banner was borne
proudly at the head Of the martial coll
umn of San F'rancisco's Columbia Park
Boys club. and with pride Americans
among the great crowd of eager spec
tators noted the fine, manly, military
stride of these splendid lads from Cali
fornia's golden shore front.
Field Marshal Sir John French. wear
ing his baton and gold laced cooked
hat for the first time--he succeeds the
n
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-06-04
LYNcHERS SEEK ASSAILANT
Ranch Hand, Under 100 Year Sentence.
Secretly Jniied
pecial Dispatch to The Can

Especial Dispatch to The CALI
CHEYENNE, Wyo.. June s.-Under
sentence OF loo years in the peniten-
tiary, Fred Clark. a 2s year old ranch
hand. confessed assailant of Mrs. Lit
tell Snively and her daughter, was
brought from Douglas tonight and
lodged secretly in the jail here to avoid
an armed mob Of lynchers.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-06-04
ARREST DIPLOMATS WIFE
Mrs. s. L. woodford Accused OF Homf-
eide for Running Down Laborer

Especial Dispatch to The CslD
BRIDGEPORT. Conn, June a.
Charged with homicide, Mrs. S. L.
woodford, wife of the former ambas-
sador to Spain, was arrested today
and placed under bonds because the
automobile she was learning to drive
ran down and killed a laborer
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-06-04
SENATORS o. X. CAMINETTI
immigration Committee Approves Call
fnrnian as Commissioner

WASHINGTON, June 3.-The senate
immigration committee today voted to
Anthony Caminetti of Jackson, Cal, to
be commissioner general Of immigra-
ton. He will resign at once as state
senator in California.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-06-04
BRYAN WILL COME WEST
Secretary to Address G. e. Convention
In Los Angeles In July

WASHINGTON, june s.--secretary
Bryan has accepted an invitation to
address the International meeting OF
the Christian Endeavor union in Los
Angeles at some date between July.
and 3.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-06-04
HANGING SEEMS CERTAIN
Governor VIII Not Eiove to Save op-
penhefmer, Ii ix Predicted

Especial Dispatch to The Call)
SACRAMENTO, June 3.-AIthough pc
titions have been filed with the gov
ernor begging him to grant a stay of
execution for Jake" Oppenheimer. the
human tiger it is predicted at the
capitol that the governor will not in
tercede and that oppenheimer Will hang
Friday.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-06-04
PLANS BINET-sIMoN TEST

stanford Professor ON Program at Buff
faIo Hygiene Congress
Especial Dispatch TO The CALI
Terrnan of Stanford university has ar
ranged the Binet-Simon test as one of
the features OF the program for the
fourth international congress on school
hygiene in Buffalo in August.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-06-04
AFTER YEARS OF WAITING LAST
HORSECAR IS DRIVEN TO BARN,
WHILE THOUSANDS LINE ROUTE

Snapshots passing the horsecdr San Francisco Mayor
James Roph . conductors paerng the last old horse
upper pre) Car 49, the last The Suffer street hoa rolling
Market (cen) and the holding The The animals
hauling the ancient vehicle its final Trip.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-06-04
GOOD PLACE FOR METCALFE

Editor of Commoner Appointed Cow
ernor of Canal Zone by President
WASHINGTON. June 3.--Richard L.
Metcalfe Of Lincoln, Neb., editor of the
Commoner, was today selected by Pres
ident Wilson to be civil governor Of
the Panama canal zone.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-06-04
6 A. M. Edition of The Call

1t prints news received too late for
use in the regular city newspapers.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-06-04
October Election Decreed

MEXICO CITY, Mex, June 3.-Presi-
dent Huerta issued a decree today in
conformity with recent action Of con-
gress fixing october 26 as the date OF
the elections
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Continued ON rage ?. Column
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berg itubirt bat, lit angebenoer 0ipIos
nat.
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1888 in DuFeIoOrf geboren.
Gegen einen Streit ber
So3taliiten.
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rungspdrtei bat ben 8rafen &buenz
5eDerOorp, Den ebenlaligen Utiniiter.
prditpenten, gu threm Brdlioenteu gez
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f6isbenen Repner bic Ginmiitbigt.it
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brannt.
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a.legen, Iino am 9onnerItag Wtorgsn
gu fraber Stunbe 5fpei 9erionen Oers
branHt, 3rpet srlitteu t0otli6e uno eine
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piro nit benz Qeben oanontommen.
Der Batter bate feire 5rau unb Die
iiingere gohter nit 6tlfe elmer Setter
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merits Rrdbgsholt, uno er mar i'm Be
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Die Gage TN apn T gtin :
bel perdnoert lid.

aonfantiHopel, %. San. -
Eos iiirtifde aabinet bot am DOM
neritaa nah elmer tumultupieH Bolts
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bi. Rahgiebisteit bes aabinsts ten
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reiignirt uno Mabuuo Sdelutet s}as
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erHannt fporoen.
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mir he naiionale Gbre retten ooer oas
BEL 3u grunoe seben peroen.
.Wir fpiinihsn niht etne JoriieB@
una oss Rriee.s, mir Iirb dber sHts
ihlcifen, un.sr alien umitGnbsn 4oris
onopsl al beboltsn. Dos i'll cine uns
erldblite gebinguna fir bic Wisbsrs
,teriisllung oes Jrieoens."
Die Heiienotion beg Rubineis, in
bsm aiamil pai6a GroBpeiir mar,
purbe nit Der folstnoen oFfensl4en
getanntmahung angetiinbist:
Die gniiheioung BEG aabinets
HiamiI paftos, in llebereiniiimmung
nit BEN 9erlanesn Der Mahtt anl
abrianopsl uno eiuen 1htil Der JHieln
i'm lsdilhen Meer perSidttn su Dols
len. unb bic Ginberufung bes grOben
Tntbs beg ottomonii6en Rsifss. BEN
bic gniiheibung bes aabinets unter.
breiiet ipurne, tpoburh bic b.iliaen
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be gntriiHung Der iiirtiihen Ration
: spahoerufen. mas CUR Golge bate
Sab nos Bolt cine 1emonitratioH DO;
Ter boRn giori. psranitdl.eie uno oi.
Meiignntion nes Rabintts ersirang.
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rieiigs Msnf henmsnse Dor ben Rsgiss
rungsgebduben herum.
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1Icslitteit. am Wtiiipod, ertlart'
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aen3 nno ben Boblitano oes San0e!
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gen oes yoIfes nnterItiet, lcgten ot
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fdrnen baSurf, Manner an Die SpiR
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ben Snhren 1908 unb 1909 III S5en
geiebi batten
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liant Der Note 6n einigem. III fuelfe
nngefiinbigt iperoen iollte. bah oi
1iirter bic Worihldge Der N1ftc an
nebme. I'm brei llhr Rohmittag
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es iid, Dor benz EaInit nes. 9robus
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Der 5iibrer Der Jungtiirfen Der I'M
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mar. uno Nnbie 8ep, Elm pronliilente
llnionift, famen lngefdte sii gleid)e
2eit an linb ibnen iplr6e Der Nnitrn
0ii IbeiI. bnS aubinet 3u bennhrid
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DetterbertAt.

TIir Obip unb bds ipeftlihe
pennfplponien: Sd0nes tdlteres Detz
ter ans lreitas; am Samitas IhDnes
Metter. WeitIihe Minbe. bic onl
Gumftoa perGnberlih tperben.
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Muslan0. Selegrapb
Dur6 siaea StaatsQrd6
Sen am Ssnneries bic sung
Eirfen in aonitautiaopel
ansfhbrten,
Fat bic Gage Inn Orient plStlidJ
eise sespaltiee alemberuus
erfabren.
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Das Robinst aiamit pafdas s.3puns
gen au reiisnirsn,
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gDorauf Wsahmub Sheiptst pof4a
gum Grobpeiir srnunn. lpurbe.
Ply
pcsim paiha. Der Sbersormanotur
: Der 2ruppen uno etemalige
ariessminiiter,
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Wlbreno Der 9emoni.rdtionen por Der
boben gsforte erfho1sn.
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Die Sungs5iirfsn molten nidt oul
Morianopel per3ihtsu.
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llnb iinb iiir bic JortIebung sss arts'
ges.
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3msi oeu.Ihe uno elm froHsOIritsr
4piotiter perunglltt.
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3nDlf Nsatroisn Don Der gar.e ~Igna'
ertrunteH.
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Bei Dem Ginaur5 zines ge'
l6dfls6aules
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GameH in Meainnep, Seras,
at)t HeriDnen INNS Seben
g9dbrenn ungefdbr 10 perleHi
tunspen.
ggzYrdfbent GaItro BON 8erssuetd.
IT
Der INNER nod auf guis SslonD iiBt
fdngt an, tpiitbeub 81 tpsrDeu.
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Gin 16jabriger Regsr in 5eras gs'
lpnht.
SAT- cine gan5e Jamilie bel b,m
8runbe TIRES SauIs5 BET Gam
fieIr, S., umsetommeu.
IT
Batter unb cine Ioater tobt uno Utut'
ter un0 cine anbere 5ohter
t0bttia oerleBt.
Der aafiirer Der gunt bon 9i9E
Bridge, gt, S, 8eits9r.
ono, Z Z
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aameH in Me9isuep, Seras,
aht 8eripnen ums 2eben
g9dbrenn ungefdbr 1J perlesi
fuuroen.

GrsgrdFbsnt Gaftro bon gsnesusta.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-24

Der aafiirer Der 8unt pon 9i9f
Bridge, %. S, geite3r,
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Elm 16jdbrtger Regsr in 5eras ges
lpnht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-24

Batter unb cine Io4ter tpbt uno MtUt'
ter uno cine anbere 5ohter
t0Dtlth perleBt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-24

Der INNER nod auf guis Sslon0 iibtr
fdngt an, Dutbeno 81 perOen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-24

5ait .eine gan3e 5amilie bel b;m
8runbe TIRES 6auIss BET Gam
fielr, g., umsetommeu.
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lngefd6r 100000 unterIatag.u 81
bdbeu.