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The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1913-02-06
THE MOVABLE
SCHOOL OF
AGRICULTURE
} AS it appears to a Farmer

AS it appears to Farmer)
Most of the problems of importance
to the farmer and stock grower were
ably discussed by the professors of
the different experimental farms Of the
state. The attendance was not nearly
what it should have been in point of
numbers, but the interest was good
and l believe much good was accom-
plished. One favorable point was the
earnestness of the teachers and that
they tried to make their subjects plain
and practicable.
On Tuesday morning a demonstra-
ton was made by the U. of I. Dairy
man, with the Babcock milk tester,
which was both interesting and in
not always the COW that gave therich-
est milk that produced the most but
ter in a year, but the quantity as we'll
as quality of milk must be considered.
A dairy cow demonstration was had at
one of the livery stables on a Jersey
COW. owned by VIM. Wood. The lect-
urer said she was very good speci-
men of the American type of Jersey
The main points spoken of were the
prominent and protruding eye. good
nervous system, large, we'll formed I'D
der, long and prominent hips, strong
loins deep chest end straight back.
Prof. Iddings gave a very interest
ing lecture on the horse, showed, speci-
mems of SPAWN. side-bone and ring
bone; said the horse should be close
coupled, ribbed we'll back to hips, ribs
well sprung with a good sized bread
basket. deep chest and fore legs med
ium wide apart. Prof 1ddings also
gave some good pointers on the feed
and care of hogs advised feeding al
falfa hay in rack with a mixed grain
ration. thought the movable A shaped
hog shelter, SXS it. base, the best in
the pasture and that young pigs should
have some grain in connection with
alfalfa pasture.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1913-02-06
NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT

Gem State Lumber Company,
Corporation,
Plaintiff,
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1913-02-06

In the Matter of the Estate
George Davis, deceased.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1913-02-06

NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-15
MORNING CARD PARTY.

A charming entertainment was the
morning card party. given by the Misses
Kelly. Saturday. at the home Of their
parents, Captain and Mrs. VIM. Kelly,
on Washington street. Three rooms were
occupied by card tables, and al were
filed with enthusiastic devotees of the
popular game of progressive five hundred.
The game began about eleven and was
concluded after one O'Clock.
The prizes were exceptionally dcsir
able, each being a picture. and each Of q
distinctly different type. Mrs. Louis
Brulay was the most fortunate player
Her reward was a carbon etching of al
Italian lake by Juan King. A sepia tint
the Dance of the Nymphs.' by Corot, was
won by Mrs. John Gregg. as second prize
The consolation went to Miss Morton
This was a water color portrait of Nine
Lebrun.
Delicious fruit salad. with waters and
cheese cakes. sherbet and cake were
served as refreshments.
The hostesses were assisted in caring
for their guests by a bevv Of bright young
girls. including Misses Rose and Mary
Thornham. Maud White. Clarabelle
Smith and Louise Putegnat.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-15
MATAMOROS TO CELEBRATE.

The "Grita,' or the call to arms that
is sounded in Mexico at midnight Of Sep
TENDER - of each year, will be heard in
Matamoros tonight, in commemoration OF
the Mexican declaration of independence
from Spain. which to3k place at midnight
Of September u, 1910. In times of peace
celebrations are held all over Mexico and
the people are happy.
In Matamoros the celebration will in
clude principally a military parade and
4 dramatic performance at the opera
house. Excursions will be run from Mier.
Reynosa. Rio Bravo. and other
points along the Mexican National rail
road ont of MatamorOs, controlled by the
ConStituti0nalists.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-15
POST CARD FROM MONTERREY AN
NOUNCES HE WILL MARCH on
MATAMOROS SOON.

That DR.. NJ. Barragan. former mayor
Of Matamoros, has really been made a
colonel in the federal army. and that he
itendS march on MatamOrOS is indicated
by a postal card received in Brownsville
today from a man who recently went to
Monterrey. The card intimates that the
sender is with Barragan's command, and
he even asks for a wreath to be placed on
Ills tomb if he is 50 unfortunate a. To
fall during the attack on the city.
The attack is-to-take place Within 4
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-15
DEBTORS REPORTED

Houston Sept, lS%city Attorney Hut
chesOn will present to the city council and
mayor, today, the list of delinduents who,
have failed to come up with their part
for paving Main. Congress. Franklin av-
enue and Travis SITS. that il those parts
of these streets that have been paved dur
ing the last two years. IT is now up TO
the ely council to say whether drastic
ACTON be taken at once or a further par
ley be had.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-15
COUNTY COURT OPENS
FIRST TERM ITO BE HELD in NEW
COURT HOUSE Is IN SESSION
TO-DAY.

County Judge f. H. Goodrich opened
the first term of the county court to be
held by him in the county court house. at
10 o'clock this morning. when the Septem-
Der term began its session.
Judge Goodrich spent, the morning in
calling the civil docket. The criminal
docket will be taken up later in the term.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-15

Akfre Dame dc Paris ia three reels col
ored at Dittmann's tonight. ADV.
the Millinery OpeRing.-Of A. ii.
ScriyAer & Co. i'll which the nobbiest
line of\FalI and Winter Millinery will be
shown will be one place where all the
ladies Of Brownsville will want TO con
~gregate4 The opening will be Wednesday
of this week and the formal %nnounce
ment will be made in The Herald Tues
day.
- -
Virginits in two reels at the Casino
tonight. Adv.
On Sale this week, a silk umbrellas:
choice $50 for ladies or gentleman's
Nimmo Co., 18th and Washington streets
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-15

Fan and Winter Suits.=.JuSt received
say ts4s A,tlsrfef 1rsset"+s. t'e,s' ~ stt,b. y,
m line line -0f. ladies' rsRL ST. faf, sfaf land
winter wear.-Bollack's Store. Adv
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-15

Miss Nellie Earle has gone to San Mar
COS. Tex. to attend the State Normal
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-15

Tirginins at the Casino tonight. ADV

Tirginius at the Casino tonight. ADV.
Eastern Star Mccfing.-An important
meeting of the Eastern-Star will be held
tonight at s o'clock at the Masonic lodge
rooms in the Herald building. All men,
bers are urged to be present.
Our Sample Hats are now on sale at
81. 90. Worth up to Three Dollars. MIN,
mo Company, Eleventh and Washing
ton streets ADV
Entertafa This Erening.-Mr. and Mrs.
G.. $. Morton will entertain at cards this
evening. at their home i'll West Browns
Vile.
Lake VieW Ddiry.-Milk and CreamI.
Telephone orders Eagle Pharmacy.Adv.
Dclighf fni-EveryOne is enjoying the
fine weather since the baby norther. which
came several days ago.
FederaIs Violate PdrOIc.-Nine MeXi-
can soldiers who were given a short leave
from the fort Saturday afternoon, have
not returned. and the Mexican consulate
is trying to locate them. The corporal
on guard at the time has been placed I'M
der arrest.
n MI -I =. 4 -. - --1o.,
ed by Miss, E. Amaya. on display at her
millinerv> shop. 1892.
Rircr RccecdiHg After remaining al
most bankfull twcntv-four hours. the Rio
.Grande began receding early this morn
ing. ana during the morning fell 4 foot
and a half. A rise of about five feet vas
recorded during the thirty-six hours end
ig yesterday afternoon at 6 o'clock. prob
ably the heaviest rise this year.
The present rise was the third in the
river this year, other rises having occur
red in April and in July. No damage is
reported during this rise.
Wait for WedRcsdGy-Then come to the
millinery opening display at Hat shop.
The finest line Of ladies hats ever shown
in the valley. Adv.
Enroll am time at the Browns Bus
mess College. Aransas pass, Texas.
write now Box 314.
Victor Huqo's Notrc Dane at the Dit
mann's tonight.
assesses ..-s .sta = .sfsssr.s.z~a>asS
Cdflc TmpottS...4f' Four htthdfed hedf
of cattle will be imported to the United
States at Rio Grande City tomorrow. or
Wednesday. The cattle are owned by \.
Salinas, and will be placed on. pasture
lands along the Rio Grande. ~ ID
Notrc Dame dc Paris at Dittmann's
Tonight. Adv.
Commend Ner RqStor-Thc Following
words of cOm%mcndation for the Rev. T..
Y. HcrndOn who has rccenaly accepted
the passionate of the First Baptist
,LuItH LtHiN WY, - lbheh 1hN
Donna Dispatch of last week: "Rev. T
". IIerndOn Of Mercedes who was also
pastor of the Baptist Church Of Donna.
has accepted the pastorate of the Bap-
fist Church of Brownsville. His many
friends here will feel his loss. but con
graduate him upon securing this larger
fiekl Of endeavor, where he will be a DOW
err for good. Rev. HerndOn is a force
full preacher and a sincere minister, and
is entirely deserving Of this new and larg
er responsibility"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-15

Mrs. Martin BesteirO ard her daugh-
ter Estella. have just returned from a
three months stay in Denver, Colo. Mrs.
Besteiro reports that pleasant weather
made her stay in Colorado very enjoy
able.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-15
A LETTER OF THANKS.
Sngarman Supply Co.,

Sngarman Supply Co.,
City.
Dear Sirs:I am writing to you to express my pleasure at receiv-
ING from III, according to contract q lew Free" sewing machine
in substitution for the n had bought from you. which was in
sured bv YOU against loss by fire and which was destroyed by this
cause in my house i'll MatamOros. Mexico. IN account Of the recent
events there.
Tn virtue tof this. / do not hesitate to make it plain that bv this act
YOU have proven that YOU will comply faithfully with your contracts.
making good the fire insurance policy which comes with every Free"
sewing machine sold by YOU. without any difficulty whatever.
You may use this letter in any way that will be Of advantage to
YOU. and / wish that it may be taken into consideration bv the pub
among other things, this article which is so well guaranteed.
With repeated thanks, remain,
Most respect fully yours,
Mrs. Elvira Cuelar de Garcia.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-15

Mrs, Jas. W. Holt, with Ter daugh-
ter, Miss Holt, and nephew. Fred Holt,
returned yesterday from an outing at
Point Isabel. Mr.. Holt reports that he
had seven big tarpon bites.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-15

NOtre Dame de Paris at Dittmann's
Tonight. ADV.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-15

DcSIelFO Reports Hit pledSdlt Weather
made her stay in Colorado very enjoy
able.
Miss Emma Webster and Miss Sara
Hobbs left for san Marcos. Texas, yes
terday afternoon. They will attend
school during the coming year at the
San Marcos state Normal.
T. j. McCune, he well known Point
Isabel hotel proprietor. is a visitor in
Brownsville today.
A. Huffman Of New York City is q
business visitor in Brownsville today.
Mr.. Houtman is at the Miller hotel.
Lon G. Hill of Harlingen is in the city
today.
j. NJ. Mothershead of San BenitO is III
the city to attend the country court.
j.. r.. Flemmons of birmingham. Ala.
is registered at the Miller.
G.. B. l.. Carter of San Antonio is III
Brownsville today.
Mrs, Jas. w. Holt, with Ter daugh.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-15

Eastern Star M~ecting-An important
of the Eastern Star will be held
tonight at s o'clock at the Masonic lodge
rooms in the Herald building. All men,
bers are urged to be present.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-15

Entertdh This Erening.-Mr. and Mrs
C. $. Morton will entertain at cards thl
evening. at their home i'll West Browns
vile.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-15

q. B. l.. Carter of San Antonio is j
Brownsville today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-15

Cd9t,c Tmport$...@s Four htthdfed hedd
of cattle will be imported to the United
States at Rio Grande City tomorrow. or
Wednesday. The cattle are owned by A.
Salinas, and will be placed on, pasture
lands along the Rio Grande. k2ah
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-15

Our Sample Hats are now on sale a
81. 90. Worth up to Three Dollars. MIN
mo Company, Eleventh and Washing
ton streets Ad
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-15
DR.. BARRAGAN A COLONEL

49, eg74-f.e N.Hl9Nr.I T..sI
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-15

DcIighffni-Everyone is enjoying tn
came several days ago.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-15

Enroll any time at the Browns Bus
mess College. Arkansas pass, Texas.
write now Box 314.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-15

Victor HuGo's N01rc Dane at the Dit
mann's tonight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-15

Lake TieW Ddiry.-Milk and Cream
Telephone orders Eagle Pharmacy.Adv.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-18

GaS SommerorheIter oe5 Giucin.
natl OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES piro mad
oier5ebntdqiger AbDeieubeit an
Rontag lpieoer init ieineu popuIdren
aon3erten i'm Gahgarten bes Gr.
pbeum Ibeaters Beginner uno aa.
peQneiIter 2eps bat fiir oieie neue
aonjertierie pieoer iutereIiante Bro.
oramme uno tiiftige Soliiten geii.
hert.
9Im Utontag glbeno piro Serr
aarI aohImann, Der erite YoiduniIt
res Crheiters, mitpirten uno 0ag.
Her's % ou metu bolber abenoitern"
3u 8eh0r 6riHgen. 2IIs BeIangsioliIt
miro nabren0 ser 29ode 6err ,Srauf
2oelpe, Elm befnnnter bieiiger Ienor,
mituirfen uno bel ieinem Auitreten
Die befuunte grie ,gIu jenem Sag"
aus Sans Selling, pom Worihnar,
ilnleu.
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Seimfebrfeit Der Cooiellolus

lie GooieQoius arrongireu Elm
sroBes Seiufebrieit, uno oa nil Die
8ermania 2ose 8o. 113 niht 8uriit
iieben GaS Seimfebrfelt fol- Tonner.
i!og. 21. augilit. besanaen iperoen
Deit oieier sSeier mill Die 2oae ibren
90. 9eburfstag perblnoen nno Ii
meroeH beionberc 8orbereitilngen &C.
troifen. INN eine niiroiee sSeier Sc,
raus5ubringen. lie Soge bat ibrc
gerinmnrlungen IN Der 8eruania
Sale nal Der Court nabe Wiain CTR,
uno BORT piro permiifbIih audi Ole
;seier itattiiuoen.
lie SumboIot 2oge 21I, :. 9. 8.
g., 0eren geriamnllnna ieoen Dlitt.
nod, abeno i'm Goo iellop Jentpei
an Der I. uuo Gin SirnBe it1itfinoet,
piro am nadHten Wfittipof, oen 20.
angilif. Abenos haIb adt llbr eine
iogenannte Seimfebrieier nno Gin.
iiibrling oeraniiolien, posu ale Rit.
aIieoer Der Sunlbolot 9oge. iofpic Der
ghfueiterlcgea freilHoIihii eiHgela.
ben iino.
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%. Smnbess6 6riegerfeft.
aae Nn5eiden eenten ami einen CLAM
3enoen Griolg.

Sn Rriegertreiien glebslanos II
man eifrig nit ben 8orbereitunger
sum 25. gunoes ariegerfsit oes
Observation-Disclosures &riegerbunbes
bas bonn %. bis 27. auguit in GIs.
Oelano abeebalten pirb, bei6dfttgt
Sin erfreuli6eS 3ei6en oes Snterefes
fir bas lSeit uno fir Die 3iele Dee
4riegesbunbes iit in benz 3ablret9er
Gintritt neuer Wlitglisber in Die Ser
eins gu srbliden. Gbglei6 Die Wtebrz
3abl Der angstiinbigten 80 gereine
uno ibrer gsrtreter erit Sonntag, ben
"a. Quguft eintrsffen tperben, 10 pa
ben ii6 bod einige pon Cincinnati,
Wbesling uno pittsburg Ihon fir
Samitag, ben %. 4uguit, angemeloet,
am glsi6en 5age treffen aud bic
8unbesbeamten Elm.
Der paraDe am Gonntag tOnnen
fi4 nit 8sreinsab3sihen periebens
Graueu an Der peitli6en Seits DON
WeIt Al. Strabe, 3piihen GIart 4pe.
uno 5otplett Npe., dnihliebsn. sic
9dben bann freien @tntritt gum Bolts
feit. 0as 5eittommittee Idbt Snforz
mationstartsn fir bic 0eIegaten uno
5eitgGfte bruden, tpelde benIelben
cine piIItommene 5iIfs iein unb bu3u
bettragen tperoen, Iih Ihneu in Gle
oelanb 6eimIf6 3u MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-18
6ome's @anbeIbilDsr i'm sgris.

2pman $. 5ope nit isinen bes
riibmten Bdn0elbtIosrn peiIt fpieoer
in Der Stubt unb Dirb oieie giloer
lpd6renp cieIer Wofe i'm 2pric
1fectsr speimal tdsIi6, am Rah=
mittaa ioDie am 4beuo porfiibs
rem. Die 5oDs'iden 8orfiibrunaen
iinO bier Ieit Sabren 70 pobIbetdnnt.
buB lie tsiner pettsren @mpfebluns
beourFen. Sie Itsben gang ein3ig in
ibr.r Qrt oa uno Durb Die perbidffens
be Realiitit, our6 Die 5ineTe uno Ges
nauigtett, nit pelher iie ausgearbeitet
Iino, fefeln Tie INNER tpieoer bds Sns
terefTe Der 9eihauer. 9ds Aepertoir
2pman 8. 5ope's 1T Elm auBsrorbents
lid reihbulti1es uno umfdbt ale ers
oentIiden 9ebiete. Gr pirD pdbreno
istues bis'igeu QufentbaIts unter Qns
bsrem botintsrsfunte W&ilitdr Was
n0per, Den 8au zines DoItentraBers
nit ben @iienarbeitern in ihptnoels
batter 6Obe, cine 5abrt ourh ben
SImplon 3uHnel, Die Heueiten paris
Ter Nlooen, cine 4utomobtIfabrt ourh
Spanien, eine Rsiie ourb Snoien, Ios
pie fsTelnoe 8jIoer aus Dem Ebierz
lsben uno ben tropii6en urndIbern
Sur 0orfubrung bringen.
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Sugcnolidyer Gin6rcdler.

Ter &olt5el luuroe geltern gerei,
set, 0aB 3lpei anobeu i'm sllter Don
10 uuo ~ SSnbrcn ourb 2(usbeben
eine5 Cberliht. 6eniters on elmer
Thiir iich 3utritt 3u ser 8obnung oon
@tuiam McgIpin, au Ser 1. ma
9ite StraBe, perihofft battcn. lie
araben lpurhen pom Ratbarn be,
merit, bod aeIung es nif,t oerieI6eu
habhaft 3ii mer0en. Gs uuroe ieitge'
itellt. haB nihtS cntDenbet lpuroe.
Gin lmbetanuter Ticb pcrihaiitc
iih ,3utritt ;u ben Hmtuten oes Ganou
2aoens bon SeHru Reiter, 9to. 1928
5ncamore StraBe rno ertruenoete
aus Der Regiitrir.aaiie Sen getrag
Uon So.
Iltrh 8ebraud zines Hadifliiiiels
ianScn uubetannte ginbreher gu.
tritt pl Der @ohnung BON Sobn 8ae.
icI. gto. isis Sprina 8rone 4oenuc,
uuo cntruenoeteu 8oIoiaten inng9ertb
pom SO.
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Dss 9OuusrHeurS Stanapun6t.
Seine Nad,iidJt fir Die Neiereu6nm
Retitionss z dluinoIer.

Sn siner gebs por Der G6dutaus
qua 9eIstlThaft in Goibocton bat
Gouperneur Cor un3peioeutiq ertIdrt,
.oaB .r nidt bic esringite Spmpatbis
nit ibsrsifriseu gerionen babe, biz
Elm Referenoum iibsr bic Warnesz uni
Stlpdtrid Steuer9si.ss ourd 3fDsi.
felhaftc Mittsl her6ei3ufabrsn Iu8ten
ebsnio tDenig nber aud nit ben aui
Der anoerr Seiie 5egangsnen 5dIId:
ungsr unb 8etriigsreieu. 3as Refes
renoum, pas mad 10 bartHddtgem
Sample i'm Staote CUR Qnnabm,
seIunet lei, ourfe nitt bur5 oieisnis
gen Snt$reiIen fpisber 3srit0rt tpsr,
ben, bic ieins anndbme BON allen
Qnfang an ppponirtsn. Die betriis
seriiden Wanipuldtionen mubter
nohoriitli9 psrfolgt perbsn. Dor
ben perfonen aber, bic burh 3psifsl.
bate Ulittel bic 4bbdltung zines Re:
ferenoums gu psrbinosrn iutter
.onns teinsr uuf sineGrusnnung an bsr
Stsuertommifion redusn.
Staatsistrstdr Grapes Bat ar
Charles Gongpsr, S.trstdr Der C6ic
gquitp 4fociatiou. einsn Brief o..
rihtst, in be m sr i6n srIu6t, bSi BEN
an Il. 4uguit Dor tbm gu bsginnsnoer
9erh0r u6er Die Refsrsnoum p.titio.
nsn perf0nIth 3ugegen 3u Iein urt
AUDI nlls guher, papiers, Do:
tumente unb Jait mmtnte, Die 3ur
TeitftelluHg tsr Ndhrbeit bienen Ton
nsu, mit3ubringsn. Tiefe llnterTu4.
ing iit istn. inquiiitipe. Iaat Der
Stnotsfefretar, uno tstne, in Der iit
fetHoIihe parteisH eindnoer betdm.
pfen, ionoern msbr in Der Ratur elmer
auftldrung, an oeren grfogs beios
partsien Elm Jnterefis baben. Sd
erIntbe Sic bssbdIb 70 h0flich ME
natoriitlih. bsi Der 9erbanoIung sus
geesn 3u isiu". hsiBt es am SoluB.
0Dngper hat bisher geGuBsrt, ooB
n cuf oisie llntsriuneune, bic er
cine 6aree narute. nidt rsaoiren tperz
Be. Die Geritte ieien bic Snitoas,
bic er in Qniprud nebmen psrbe.
Die ftaatIits 8eh6rbe Der 2fIsfos
rem unS ginihdssr bat bic ssraa. uns
pahenber 4ttipitdt bon Wlitglisosrn
bon Stsusr Rsoiiionsbsb0rosn gum
,3lueds Der gerbinoerung zines Refes
renoums off8itl! anoenommen, uno
Staats auoitor Tondkn uno
Staats opdgmsiftsr Brennan ers
tIdrteu boB fie fiir bic 2lbissung iee
beg i6uloig befunoensn Msannes
itimmen ipiiroer.
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9tnaeariffeue Nutotiteu.

Samusl Ganter Don go. 845 ROD,
bale gpsnue fuhr acftern Natmittag
aufdQioerpeiie rem itaIienifhsn muitz
fer Wtmp SpeIIerio an Der 8urbdnt
uno Spnrnss 'Strdbe on. Sreunoe
oes StaIiener8 porfeu ouraufbtu mi!
SteineH mad ben 2tutotften uno oerz
punotten BEN SSriaFen bes Qutos.
Trant Gliion aus Columbus, s.,
sinen Freuno oes 5srrn Ganter, ourb
einen Steinpurf an ben 9opf. 6er-
Gauter bratte ieinsn 8dft roh feis
Hsr Dohnung. tpo NemIsIbsr Grstliae
gsbanbIung 2u tbeil purbe. Der
4rst iteate eiHc tiefc Sopfpunos felt.
SpeGerio purDe oem itdotiihen 9rars
tsnbuuIe eingeliefert. lppieIbft eine
fleinc QbThrammuHq am Lintsu Gub
perbuRoen puroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-18
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