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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-14
LOCAL eREViTiES.

Will Griggs. formerly of the Carl
ton Hardware force, left last evening
for Port Arthur. where ho likely Wilt
locate.
W. T.. smith, editor OF keweenaw
Miner has gone to Ironwood. to attend
vciopmcnt Bureau
Peter Marin has arrived homo from
southern Wisconsin and has purchas-
ed a farm in the Trap Rock valley dis
trict which he will operate.
Tennis dcvotecs will meet in the Cali
umct Y. NJ. G. a. this evening to dis
cuss rules. form = local club and pre-
pare = schedule OF games.
The Kcwcchaw Miner BOWERS Will
meet the Calumet News live Oh the
Calumet Social club alleys at Laur-
ium this evening. -
Tim ]. Nancy of Marquette, one OF
the UpLer Peninsula Fircmen's asso-
CATION. visited Calumet yesterday.
Village Clerk John J. ellis has sui
fciently recovered TO he out, although
IL PROBABLY viii be some time before
he is able tn resume his duties.
Howard Nancarrow Of IIoughton
visited here yesterday.
Joseph Harris, formerly well
! known Calumet vaudeville star. has
recovered from II serious illness in
| Chicago
Arna Waipio. a student of the Uni
versity of Helsingfors. Finland. gave
an address i'm the Finnish church in
IIccIa last evening.
The Calumet Cadet baud viii give
- concert in the Finnish hall 81
| Eighth street Sunday evening. An cn'
,oyablc program has-been prepared.
Miss May Harris Of County road hos
arrived home from Chicago. where sh'
was called because of the serious i'll
ness of her brother.
John Burder left last evening for Du
liutb.
| J. a. Shcarou of Duluth. representing
the 500 line. Is in Calumet,
Henry Nillcncuvc has taken % posi-
ton as horse sheer for James Nc
Hardy.
Ed. T.. LcGendre left ths mornin
for Ishpcming on legal business.
Mr. and Mrs. steve JackOvsN "
Copper City are the parents vi
daughter
VIII Welsng is improving after a.
operation for appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan liirvcla Of 2Si
Union street are the parents Of n son.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Jacob jacobson an
family have gone to Paincsville, wher
they will locate.
On Friday evening. there will be
meeting Of the executive committee {
the Sunday School Athletic League
} prepare "a baseball schedule.
General Manager w. W. Walker an
e Supt. G. +. Lyle of the South Shor
$ are in the copper country today IN
spccting the roadbed. They spent I'll
day on the Mass City division.
Employment Agent Perrault sent
party OF more than twenty Calum
residents to the bingham camp
/ Utah this week
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-14
NO DANGER OF
JAPANESE WAR


Lieut. Fred n. Turner of the regu
Ian army i'm the department of North
Dakota. does not feel there is any dan
ger of hostilities between this country
aud Japan. The lieutenant arrived
mere on last evenings South Shore
train to inspect tile Engineers, and al
though Ge studiously avoided being in,
tcrviewod on military matters, ne made
little secret OF the fact that he docs
not share the belief held in some quar- =
'tcrs that war with the little yellow
myG is imminent
The inspector was late IN arriving IN
Calumet, but fully four hundred inter
,sttd citizens gathered in the armorr
L, see the citizen soldiers put through
then PAGES ana remained until the
end which was after II o'clock. The
INSPECTION was the most thorough the
company has experienced in recent
srags and that the Inspector Was Ia
NuraUN Impressed MAS evident, lie
was ecially pleased with the facili-
Light Guard armory and expressed
himself with little reluctance on tins
point Tho equipment of the Engin'
GERS and the armory vas inspected to-
day ana found in good condition.
There were fully seventy men pres,
cnt at the inspection last night, ana
the company attircd IN olive drab
dress uniforms presented a fine APP
pcarlnv.. II is doubtful il Lieut. Tur'
I.cr will meet better LOOKING or more
proficient body of men during htt
whole inspection tour which will take
hun 10 all parts of the peninsula.
Lieut. Sanders and Lieut.. Smith of
.hc Iioughtou Light Infantry were IN
CaImu,. last evening to witness tAe
inspection.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-14
prasich Nearing Adjourned.
CONCERT TROUPE COMING.
Prof. S. Mustonen Arranges For Wis.,
Of Sestet to Calumet.

o Calumet Finnish residents have
finally made arrangements for visit
here during the present month OF Proi'
:. Mustoncn's Scandinavian Finnish
Concert Tour company, which has
been organized for some weeks anu
which Will tour Finland and the Scan
dinavian countries during the coming
summer. The famous solo scNtet OF
ihis organization will give concerts IN
thc KcrredSc theatcr of Hancock IN"
afternoon of Sunday. May 20 and at
tie Calumet theater of lllncock the
Afternoon of Sunday. May 20 and at
the Calumet thGatcr ON the evening oi
the same day II is probable the Por-
,agc Lake Glcc club will be secured to
assist in the program being arrangcd'
The promoters of these concerts are
under heavy expense and n large at
tendance will be necessary. Tickets
will he placed on sale rs soon rs pos
siblC
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-14
J. p. RisQUE HoNoRED.
Former c. e. n. Man General Mana
ger Of Tennessee Copper Co.

y special dispatch to j. \. Mmnear
s. Co. from New York, announces the
appointment OF j. l.. l;squc formcrls
connected with th" G. n H. Mi'ne
company 10 bc general manager ~ the
Tennessee Copper company. Mr.
Risquc was formerly underground 81.
pcrintcndcnt for the e. ~ II. Mining
company, having left here in ,hc
spring or 1907.
Tennessee Copper is u LcwissoEr
property, located I in southeastern
Tennessee. 1t is producing at a RAJ"
ur about l2,oOO.OOO pounds VI copper
per year. The aulphuric acid plant oi
| this company is II big money maker,
! however earning as much as the eli
copper. Years ago owing g. thu -.
cation of the plant near the 'icurcin
| line, the residents of that state lrp
tested that their lands were hciu J.;
Destroyed hy the ESCAPING acids aud
| started suit against the company
Scientific Investigations disclosed thc
| eact that the acid could bC utilized
and now the company is marketing
about 100000 tons Of this prudu I
each year at "A rate Of 50 per ION, he
ing under contract with thu lntcrnd-
tiunal Agricultural asso citation To- sell
the acid ut that rate for Ten seHi5.
Calumet friends appreciate the honor
accorded Mr.. Risduc, who is well
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-14
DISCUSS TIMELY TOPICS,
Hague Conference and Panama Tolls
Occupy Lake Mohonk Conference.

Mohouk Lake, y. y. May H.-Th"
Third Hague conference and the aucs.
tion of Panama tolls viii h" ih" lrin
,ipal topics of discussion AT the Ntnc-
t,uth Aunual Lake Monouk confer
,ncc of International Arbitration Whi,d
opened here today with "a large re-
prsrutalivc attendance, An interest
ing program has been prepared Tor
tli conference ana the list of speak
crs includes Charlcmagnc Tower.
Charles W. Eliot. president cmerltuF
ct Harvard University, Dr. Alexander
GicssNtin. member of the Hungarian
Iarliamcnt, y. Y. Steiner, OF vienna
itodolphc LcmicuN, former poslmas-
ter general of Canada. Henry Bour-
ASA, the Canadian Nationalist ioldr'
a.. II. Pcrris ot London, ana others
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-14
FLORIDA TEAM WINS.

The Florida baseball team won from
the Albion team on the Albion grounds
SUNDAY by the score of i6 To o. The
contest was well played, Hancock be-
ing the star for Albion and Fisher
Cor the Florida nine. The latter coll
lccted two three baggcrs and two dou-
bles in five trips TO the plate. Jurmo
and craze were the points for the
Florida nine. Jurmo tanning twelve
men and passing three. Weir. Han
cock AND oliver did slab duty for the
Nictorias. the pitchers getting three
strikeouts apiece and Weir passing two
and Hancock one.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-14
CHURCH 90 YEARS OLD.

The twenty ninth anniversary of the
-. Aure's French church of Calu-
met will be celebrated on June "a,
n id summers day. The church is one
of the Oldest and most influential In
the community. when the church or
cauiza,iou was formed, the old ST. Pat
liclGs hall was purchased and with
sli sht alterations converted into
church cdihcc. Fourteen years ago the
present church building, one Of the
finest in Calumet, was erected
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-14
o.. 5 s. & A EARNINGS LESS.

Tb, revenues aud ,Nprusys ut all the
.drvajr m tb, Tatcd states for the
ut~t Mise months OF yhy 1913 fiscal
eaas show tho Duluth South Shor"
.aruiugs were less than those OF last
year Al other, show "a considerable"
ucr.tSe
The south Shore ru,d rrc-ived "a
revenue OF S-,ctt-l-s, while The operat-
ng expenses were Sle7>.>l>. The road
..tld out >ltlsl2 boo taxes The opvra'
ing income is s2Ss6SI which is a dc
crease OF SI-r.s>. FROM the income
IF Hg uur months n On. 1912 fiscal
yeJr.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-14
TAMARACK LEAGUE WILL
COMMEMORATE FOUNDING
BANQUET AND CONCERT TO
MARK PATH ANNIVERSARY
OF ORGANIZATION.

Members of the Epworth League
from all churches of the county are in
vited TO be guests Of the Tamarack
league tomorrow evening when the
twenty fourth anniversary of tile
founding of the order will bs Observed.
The festivities which will consist ot q
banquet and concert. will begin AT
o'clock. The menu for the banquet
follows.
Grape Fruit.
Veal loaf Crcamcd Potatoes
Salad Olives Pickles
Ice Cream Assorted Cake
Tea Coffee
Nuts Bon Bons
The program with Rev. {. NJ. Mcrrili
toastmastcr, follows:
orchestra selection
Our Motto"--RcV. Z. H. Collycott.
Solo, selectcd-,Frank Smitham.
The Chemistry Of Life. II,
Gates.
Duet--Selectcd.
Auvcnture"-Fred Vincent.
Solo-Miss Myrtle Gray.
Crit. Grace and Go"-Rcr IL ~
Mallinsvn.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-14
STUDY ADVANCED METHODS,

W T.. Stcckbaucr photographers.
VIII leave today for McMinnvillc,
Tom, whore he will take post grauatc
work i'm high class photography From
that city. he viii 20 to Rochester. y.
" to enter the Eastman laboratoricH
l,r advanced methods ana later VII
visit the famous Gcrhardt Sisters stu
dio and Strauss studio i'm st. Louis "a
continue his observations. lie will then
30 ~ Chicago to- visit we'll known stu
dos lie viii return with knowledge
OF ,hc most modern methods in higl
class photography.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-14
Miami.

fwo of the four idle units NJ the
Miami Copper company have rcsum-
cd operations and the company eN-
poets 40 have the mill running again
at It's normal capacity within the next
week. This is practically the first sus-
pension that has occurred since the
beginning of operations mt the mill
and the time ha: been utilized to good
advantage in repair work. At the new
timber yard site near the power house
the grading has been completed.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-14
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed bids will be received by the
village Of Iaurlum for contract to
perform the work and furnish material
for remodeling the Laurium village
hall according to plans and spcclfica
tons now on file at the office of the
village clerk.
All bids must be filed Win the VII
lage clerk on or before May 18th n, ID
1913 M eight go o'clock +. NJ.
Copies of plans and specifications
can be obtained by applying to the vii.
,age clerk.
The council reserves the right Il
reject any and all bids.
by order of the Village Council
MARTIN PRiSK, JT.,
Adv.-l6 Village Clerk.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-14
CALUMET BOYS CLUB.

The n,emDcrs of the Calumet Boys
club arc making arrangements for "A
Loys' popularity contest ana ballot
boxes for the same will soon be llac-
cd The boy receiving the most votcs
will be- presented with a pony, cart
! and harness.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-14
CENTENNIAL CUBS.

rhe Centennial cubs aHuouncrs ms
lineup as follows.
Catcher john Nclsor- pitcher
Charles pav, first base WEI Lean;
.r.ud rasr. Frank Miller. third base,
H,mN George short stop. Charles
Nml,r.s. left field Harvey lIirsch;
..r,ol ac.a john Lean right field.
HHd Eovaou and mascot. JOHNNY
E4rr..rr..r is
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-14
Martin Rros.

The cubs bowling team is especial
!. nNtcus to meet the Mohawk i've
bon the near future, rivalry between
lhrsc organizations having grown quite
intense since the recent tournament on
JD" CUES alleys. 1t is probable this
match will be arranged for soon.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-14
WIN THREE STRAIGHT.
Vertin Bros. Defeat Tamaraek Co .op'
Bovylers at tive Cubs,

The boUlcrs representing Neriih
Bros. store won three straight games
nom IN. Tamarark cooperative tive
on the cubs alleys last evening by
Gin. following scores:
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-14

q II You can WELD a paint brush Won can
C1J floor atacustci Tot over e per sd, H.
CWhcn done YOU will have the equal gl
am oak floor lighter in color than the old
/. Nuu Exc, en- darker
CT oak grain viii hc there, and the
vanish ualsh viii Not mar as easily as the
ordinary hand wood finish
& The original suriaccvi,l be as complete
N hidden as b under a carpet.
q For Introductory purposes we offer
material enough TO cover medium
sized floor. together with granting
tools aud set of brushes for applying
same -5 an complete - for the SPc c'al-
IS low price of $3.50.
e. Call 40 our store and take the little self.
.raracr il yau- hand and see how easy il
IS % re.rJducC the grain Of OAK, ash,
He, C...
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-14
ANOTHER SLOT
MACHINE RAID
Joseph Roch, Sixth Street Sal.
Ioonist, Pays Fine

Following Il complaint lodged with
Prosecuting Attorney Lucas, Deputy
sheriff William Hcikkala this week
visited the saloon conducted by Joseph
Rvch on Sixth street and conilscateo
slot machine he found there. Mi.
Rovh was arrested and arraigncd be-
fore Justice {. o. Jackola under the
village ordinance prohibiting slot ma
chimes. lie entered plea of guilty -
the charge of operating such a ma
chine and was fined ten dollars anl
costs, amounting to almos, SO in all
in addition Mr. Roch's machine will be
destroyed by the officers. causing him
an additional loss of from $40 to $50
Rochs machine was similar to those
which have been coniiscated ia other
places recently. it having been found to
contain about $3.50 in cash. The ma
chine is operated with niclles and pay
mInts are made in cash. IL was found
on landing at the side OF Il stairway
leading from the main floor TO tho
basement Of the Roch saloon and ac-
corling to the officer it mad been OPP
Grated there.
Drasich Hearing Adjourned.
The hearing of Matt Draslch, charg'
ed with selling liquor without paying
the tax, was again adjourned In the
court Of Justice Fisher this morning.
II will be resumed at o'clock next
"Wednesday evening. II Is probable THE
hearing will be concluded next week
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-14
DC PARTY TO CORNWALL,

l5dEar Opic, " llab j. Bath Jane
Audrcvs Edward Rickard ana NiliAn'
j. S1ttcrly. the latter OF HubhrIl WV
leave this evening for New YORK 'io"
where they will embark Cn the : :
Oceanic un saturday. May Il to Corn.
wall, Euglaud. where they expect w.
spend ABOUT three months
Susar proGucng countric o' wv
world ar" exporting l"'0p'''''''''
POUNDS of 1t 10 other lands eacH l'".
Waldorf AstOr Is organizing h'"'
agency in London, Eng.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-14
FOR SCHOOL CANTATAS.

Tickets for the cantatas to be given
by the departmental and high school
students in the Calumet Light Guard
armory on Thursday and Friday even
ings are on sale al F'orsters news
stand and at the Vivian Pharmacy in
Laurium As there is considerable eX-
pcnse involved in the staging Of these
enterta inmcnts, a large attendance is
desired
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-14

Arizona by new law. excludes al
lens from public employment.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-14

Copenhagen. Denmark, school teach
ers gel $500 a year.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-03
gokal.Derid)t
Salten cine NaTeuprobe far oas
femmenne goltslieSer'S 'SlouSert ab.

Inter Der asiiune ibres 0irigentsn
6srrn aouis Gbrsoii bislisn bic Der
sinisten Ginger seii.rn Rahmittas
ibre porlss.e WaHsnprobe fir Sis am
Sonu.ag, ben 10. b. W., in otr Wius
Iishale itattiinoenoe 8olssli.oers aons
ssrf ab unb .s baiten iih gu oerielbtn
Fafi fdmmtlide SdHgsr eineeflinosn.
Das rsi1baltiss, jeoo6 Hoh nictt
gcns iertigeseIisnte prosramm. nas
sur Dur6iibrins gslaugsn ipiro. snts
bal. foipsit bic iolgsnben Rummsrn.
iptldr BON ben 0.reinigten Sdngern
fur9g.fiibr, iperoen:
II Grub +. MstHtHel
q Rbeingausglodsn Glienbetmer
81 griiosr labt uns Iuftis fsin
Marihner
~ g,b.. Dor Der s6lad. SimmsI
81 albon's ipiloe Saeo Weber
81 Die Haht apf
y SGnssrsMarid :. 5. Dtts
81 gillssn auanna, arransirt Don
aouis ehrgott
81 Clb aentudp 6ome I. Jcter
10) Dirie. arransiri BON
=. .2ouis Gbrgois
IL Nennhsn BON 1harau SildFr
12, DerlnHen aolna'
l3) Qafxn ADJ
l4) peim Qiebhen 5u 6ans p'es!
Isl Gs iii b.tonnt in gctiss stath
Wenbelsfobn
tsu Wemoriam: 1btooor Wsspoer nno
Rdr 6. Weis.)
ls) Dotin NIT Der Jrsno' I. Sildfr
berr ebreot, iieh. nod NIT einissn
nnmbaften Soliiten in Dsrbtnnnne.
,pslde bic iibrisen Rummsrn ots yro'
oromms iibernshmen luerotn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-03

miibt finb nnb ihm iiber ben 9ob bins
ans bonfen fiir bas, tpus er an ibnen
getban.
Gold Elm Wann ftirbt niht; mas er
aefdet, frdgt tnnfenbfdltiss Jruht.
2lu biefer Babre trauert bas
D.utfhthum gincinnatis; pornebmli6
betlagt bic beutfhe 2sbreridaft bas
6infteiben bss gemiithreiten iinnig
bsnfenoen unb eoel banbelnbsn aoIe>
aen. Gum leBten WaIe ieben mir bos
liebe Mngefidf, aber INNER fpirb es
uns i'm @cbdhtnib bleibsu. Ssin
Jame pirD niht 10 lsidt Dertpebsn,
benn pabr bleibt oas Wort Der
Sfrift:
Die lebrer follsn lsaaten pie bss
6immels Glan5 uno Die 10 8isle 3ur
gershtiateit fpeiien, ME bic Stsrns
immerbdr."
ginen bon 6er3sn tommsnbsn unt
su 6ersen ashenben Gahruf ipipmets
benz 5ooten 6srr Sbsrlebrer 8iidlers
en- enaliifsr Sprdde geDu6te 5srr :
g. CUMMING, Der grinsipal Der WaIbs
iGaion Shule, in erareifsnben Wortsr
Der erfpri.bIiden 9hdtiqteit bss gnt.
ihlaf.nen auf pGoaaOoiidem 8ebiete
csm Ramen bss Clifton 6sigbts 9s.
Ianapereins ipruh 5err 5utob 8edsr
| gtm GRADE iproh nod 5srr Gmil ara
mer, Der ben 9ohin9sihisOsnen al;
Turner unp Sdngsr feierts.
Der Clifton 6sight5 9siongpsreir
! nibmete ieinem in bic gpis.sit bin
| iiberaeIhlummerieu l1n9iGbrigsn 9i
riaentsn brei prdf]tioe G60re untsr be
/ aeitunq oes 6errn 2ouis Gbrsott. 81
Der 6alle tpurben Still rubt Der See
uno .Wenn man pom QisbIt.n ihsibel
mub" aeiunaen uno an 9rabe .llebe
atIsn Mipfeln".
als gabrtudtrd8er fungirten bi
Folesnben 5erren:
5iir bic Gamile bic 5srr.n gmi
frdmsr ,louis Sa6H, 3. g. Gqis un
y. ". gurger.
s5iir oi, gineinn1ti Surngsmeinh
biz 5srrsn Gnito0 Gtitsiu, Qlfre
Giiermanu. Qusuit Stsin61d uno Su
lius 3orn.
J Tiir ben DsutTten Cbsrtshrsrber
Elm Die 6erren pau bon 5oru. !. :
sfellsr, g. so. gi6Ier uno ll6alb Wil
lenborg.
sfiir ben 9eutitsr Qehrerpsrein b
5erren Or. 8. 8. I'D. genno 8amui
GuItap WEbler uno d. ). aDnis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-03
Ztimmt fir lSalter Ws.
zhpenle fur Sitp 1plici-
fnr
Gas neue 6pipital.
Sanienoe BON Seiudern itatteteH Der
auitalt gcitern luleoer etnsH
Scindl ab.

Gg III gut, fpenn bic giirgsr an Of
Tentlihsn angslsgsnbeiten SntereNe
nehm.u uno nadauforiten Iuhsn,
mag aug ben Stsusrn tpirb. Wenn DIE
geb0roeu oieiem bsrshtigten Berldus
osr sutqegentommen. odnn 1T uuss
crt. BON oem Stanbpuntt Der groBs
Ten CsiFsntlidtsi; asht bic 9oipItnI.
beb6ros aus, Die uuisr nsues 5oIpual
baut. 9luitatt iid aui lanae grtl6s
,unoen ourf Dort uno Strlft eln5us
IaFTeu, iaate lie iih, oaB Der 4ussrs
Itsin oot ftlisbIid bas Ib:r8engsnoz
ite I.i. TesbaIb paren Die srpet lsBts
peroanasnsn Sonntase a!s ofTentIihe
gtiutss unb Snipettionstags an9e>
tent. Tos Wliitel mar probdt, osnn
pabreno am Spnn.ag, 26. Sttober,
an Die stpan3istauieno Usenlaen os:t
6cipitalanIa9en on Der Surnei
qlcenue in Qoonoals einen Se'uh ab'
Itattstsn. mar Pie 9eIuhsrsabl an
osItriaen Spnntas minoeitens eben'p
a,oB. tpahrIhetnIitl aber nob srOBer.
2ahlr,ite Ner3te paren our Stsue
uno nit Dr.. GhriItian 6olmes, oer'
g,otsr oes neuen 5oipitals uro yras
Iiosntsn Der SommiiTion an Der
Spifs tuurben tie 6ersrn niht muos,
ber piBbegierigen geiuhsru ale moa'
litsn 5ragen ~ beantiporten. Al'
nohmen Die ue6er3eugung nit tort
ndb Cincinnati Elm arantenhans ers
bGlt, oas pem Ramen nnierer Staoi
unn ibrer gep0lteruna plroig ut
gaie bag aber bti alien offentlihel
WerbeFsrunaen oebt, 10 aud bier. Dill
@erniaiounsea iine uur ratsnlpetle 81
erholtsn uuo tros mehrfater Bomb:
cusooben fnb md peitere GUNNER
knstbiot, um Die anldssn III oe'
qrobartiaen Weiie, pie geplant, fertit
Az itelsn. abermnls ptrp on DIE Wa5'
Ter bas Griuhsn eeItelIt, eins SoHo.
smiFipn pom 100000 gutsuhIBeu
gas 1T, pie Or. 5olmes ertIart. oI'
leste @elbunseabe, nm pelts ot
9i;ra.rihaft anq,sanaen rpiro. Do;
Wort BON Dr. oolmes 1T 10 gut M
Sbatfahe. 4srstlite uno onbsrs aor
psrfhoften baha bic anselesenhet'sr
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-03
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fiiErt:
0oriittsr: quguIt Shroer.
]. 0iss.goriittsr: Geo. sSoppe.
2. gisssgoriiitsr: Geo. 5iiIsmann
prototoasS sS6rittper: Sobn Gngtln.
sSinan3sShrisiper: Serman Qep.
0elbinnebmsr: Clemens 9isie.
sSnpsntar 8erpalter: S:nrp Rasa
feb fr.
Den 6inierbIis6snsn Sss beritorbe.
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nas ii6lihe Sterbeselo i'm gstra1.
bon $50 ausbesahlt. Die 5ernn Sotu
Welp. 4uauit Uaitt.nborf IL. unt
s,enrr aar1iing ipuroen ais Bidder.
Repiiinns augi6ub srnannt.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-03

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-03
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