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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-07-25
THE LONG. TRAIL
VIII Afford UnrivaIled Opportunity
To View the Green Mountains.

VIII Afford UnrivaIled Opportunity
To View the Green Mountains.
+, Smith, formerly of Burlinl
ton, returned Tuesday to Ada, MINI,
where he is assistant cashier of the
First National bank. Mr. Smith has
spent some weeks in Vermont and
put in 4 part of his vacation assist.
ing the state forestry department
and Green Mountain club in their
joint labor OF extending the Long
Trail from Canada to the Massa-
ehusetts line.
Tile party engaged upon the latest
extension left Burlington late in
June, beginning work between Cam
els Hump and Lincoln mountain.
This link of the trail was completed
last week, leaving only the Addison
county stretch between Lincoln
mountain and Mount Horrid to com
plete an unriyalled mountain
,thorougfare
When interviewed Tuesday by a
Free Press reporter concerning the
newest portion of the trail, MFR.
Smith said THE Long Trail about
% miles more of which have recent
fy been completed affords an unriyal
led opportunity to view the Green
mountains. The trail when complet.
ed will be the greatest piece of
mountain trail in America.
.lts service is even greater TO the
state than to pedestrians. A quick
means is now afforded foresters 10
reach fires. a forest warden will
be placed on the trail whose duty
VIII be to watch out for forest fires
This mountain region before was re-
mote from ready assistance in case
OF fires. The forests are mainly
balsam and spruce with mountain
vegetation. Rs
The difficulties OF cutting foot
path through this vegetation were
many and great. The greatest OBJ
stacle was the slash or cut timbe,
. that has been left TO rot This and
the undefbrush made the building OF
the trail a slow and palnstaking pro
cess. ~ ~
" with the aid OF six men under fire
! deputy warden, II. NJ. Ross, 80 days
/ wore consumed in laying out the %
smile trail. The estimated cost of
nthis was 1880 a mile. or nearly
$500. The average distance covered
\ by the forcsters in day was one
and a half miles. On the next to
the last day three miles was covered,
this being the record for the expedi.
tion. This portion OF the long iraf
IL on n f5 per cent grade. This can
NOT be appreciated until II is under.
stood thai the average grade of the
mountains through which it passes
Is 30 per cent.
ain building the. trail the men ex
pcrienccd good weather most OF the
time and they were forced to lay off
only q few days on account OF rain
"rhe trail starts at Camers Hump
and passes by Burned Rock. then
west TO the Three Hopes mountains
From there 1t continues TO the sum.
nit OF Lincoln mountain. IL affords
ageod place for an outing and the
rs miles may be tramped in about
two days"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-07-25
wr.n,s Bomb For 81. pauI,s.

st, Paurs--old St Paurs-once knew
the effect Of bomb that actually ex-
ploded., After the great fire Il was Mt
first thought that the ruins might be
repaired. but too much damage having
been done It was decided to pull the
fabric down-a task In which many
lives were lost. To put an end TO the
tedious work Wren bit upon the idea
OF In>Iosing eighteen pounds OF gun
powder In n wooden box and explod-
Ing 1t under the central tower. The re-
suit was TO lift the arches some nlne
inches, so that the ruins suddenly
jumping down made great heap OF
ruin In the place without scattering"
The architect proudly .boasted that his
powder box had lifted 1900 tons and
saved the labor of 1000 men.-London
Graphic. --..-.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-07-25
Off the dob.

Up TO the present William Jen-
nings Bryan has been something I'M
usual in the way OF q secretary OF
state. Taken into the cabinet man.
ifestly for political reasons and her
aided as a trouble breeder, Mr.. Bry-
an has been as docile as a kitten.
He has subOrdinated himself in the
same respectful way to his chief and
the two get on spendidly. However
as practical statesman, bending
over the intricate foreign relations
of the country, Mr.. Bryan has made
no record He concerns himself lit
tie about the office and II has come
to be understood that his position is
mostly honorary. The work is done
by John Bassett Moore. second as
distant secretary, an Acknowledged
authority in matters of statecraft,
the first assistant. Former Gov. Os-
borne of Wyoming. likewise being a
political appointee. Mr.. Bryan's oc-
cnpation is STILL as ever, speech
making, newspaper writing and day
dreaming with the White House in
xpectancy-aftcr Wilson's one ~
term He aroams the country breath
ing beautiful beatitudes, while Prof.
Moore does the real work. MFR. Bry
an has pence plan 10 which. he
says. 20 leading nations have given
their countenance, but when ii gets
down to binding form it will be quite
another matter. The President is
handling the situation IN the bureau
Of STATE with his usual tact He
knows he cannot put the hobbies on
Mr.. Bryan's tongue. so he lets him
loose TO talk himself out while he
finds n competent man to perform
the important duties. Possibly there
is a little shrewd method in 1t all, on
Mr., Wilson's part-iRandolp Her
aid and News
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-07-25
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STATE FORESTRY SCHOOL
II Will Be Held In August atDcwner
Plantations In Sharon

- -
slate Forester r. A. TiawSs an
nounces that the third annual sum
n1er school OF forestry and horticul.
ture win be held 1T the Downer
State forest, Sharon from Augsut 10
TO 2S, inclusive. Thisescho61 is held
by the State forester in cooperation
with the University OF Vermont II
is open to men aud boys over 10
years OF age, and its PURPOSE Is TO
give those who control lands in Yer,
mont a better understanding or the
principles of fruit growing and forest
management
The plan of this short course Is to
give those attending the maximum
81 field work and the minimum Of
lectures. At the beginning of each
forenoon and afternoon there will be
one lecture. and the remainder OF
the period win be devoted TO Illus
trating the lecture in the field. Bot
any viii be taught. as usual, Prof
G.. +. Burns, and ~ horticulture by
Prof NJ b. Cummings, both of the
University OF Vermont, and forestry
by the State forester and b. A. Chan
dlef ~
Students will sleep in tents which
are provided by the State, and may
board with the superintendent of
the forect for j$7 for the whole per-
iod. This Is the only charge. aside
from that for transportation. Stud
ehts should bring their own blankets
towels, soap, notebook and pencils
Application for admission should be
made TO the State forester, Burlihg
ton before August 10.
There win be a field day for par
ents and friends to visit the school
on Saturday, August 90. when there
will be public addresses on agricul
ture and forestry, and an opportuni-
ty to inspect the plantations. which
are among the most extensive in
the state.
In order to interest larger mum
Der of people in improved forestry
methods, the State forester is ar
ranging for a series of forest CON
ferences in the late summer and fall.
The plan OF these conferences is to
give an illustrated lecture on fores
try in the evening; and TO hold a
gathering in neighboring woods the
following forenoon, to consider spec
iiic local problems. The forester
will be glad to arrange for such a
conference wherever hall is pro
yided free OF charge and where
at least a half dozen may be guaran-
teed TO attend the woods meeting,
provided the weather Is good. Such
importaut subjects will be taken up
as timber estimating forest planting
and increasing the profit from for
esi.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-07-25
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News vi the Town and Village Told Bsiegb
sos Busy Readers-,A y

ton with his family on Washington
ave-. v Ey ~ ~ III
Rey. Joseph b. Lyman of Oroho,
Maine, is spending his summer vaeaF
MISS Elizabeth Purcell has gone
to, Sheepshead Bay to visit relatives
for ten days. T.,
Mrs L, II, Davis and Mrs. Walter
Townsend went yesterday afternoon
TO New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Orson Tinkham ano
son Arthur ..sf the Shaftsbury road
and Miss Martha Brown OF Pleasant
ctIeet were In Pittsfleld yesterday.
Rey, George Il, Dow of Center
brunswick, N. Y, son Of Rev. F. L.
Dow will preach in the Methodist
church Sunday morning. Sunday
school Has,, devotional service or
the Epworth League at GO. There
will be no evening service.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-07-25
PRIEST MAY MARRY
Pope Pronounees the Ordination Of
Arena Null.

London. July. 23.-The Pope has
set his seal on q much-debated case
of exceptional Interest in ecclesias-
teal law. Father Gaetano Arena. an
Italian secular priest. who had been
exercising the functions OF priest
hood for II years recently desired TO
be freed from all sacredotal obiiga-
tions on the plea that he was moral
ly constrained by his parents while
under age to enter the sacred min
istry.
The Pope pronounces the ordlna-
tlon Arena nun. and will restore 20
him all the rights NJ secular mem.
Der Of the church. Including that OF
CONTRACTING ~ religious marriage Il
IS believed that tho decision will
have a far.reaching effect I'm the
ranks OF the catholic clergy.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-07-25

sf., Put Down Tno0bls. 4. fr,-s
willie-My father put down g dis
turbance last night. $780, 49,
Blllie-Is-that right1
Yes BE ate a Welsh rabbt"-7
Yonksrs Statesman
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-07-25

fiery 'unreachable, itching, scorchlng
raw eczema. prickly heat. rash. letter.
irritated or lnaamed skin. blotches,
pimples or blaokheads. you will mar
vel at the results of ZEMO.
ZEMO Is q clean, antiseptio solution,
not grease or ointment. Itching
vanishes at the first application; this
is absolutely Guaranteed or money re-
funded Use 1t on the baby. too. 1t
gives immediate relief In all skin tor
lures. Dandruff and scalp itching vanish.
suffered 20 years with eczema. Fin
ally tried ZEMO 1t cured me sound
and we'll. That was Is months ago.
ZEMO Is a blessing" Mrs. S. Eason,
Hope. Ark
First class druggists everywhere sell
ZEM0 for 25c, sealed bottle. or sent
direct ON receipt OF price by Z. w.
Rose Medicine Co, st. Louis. Mo.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-07-25
30! O! That ltching!''
Stopped Instantly
Try zEMO; skin Troubles Vanish.
Buy a 2bc Bottle Today and Prove It. V

CloryissAv remedy for skin fortunes
that makes everybody smile and say
"Hoo-rayp' If you have that terrible
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-07-25
SUNDERLAND

Mrs. Vincent Gage of Hot Springs
Arkansas and Miss Helen l.. Cooley
OF Cohoes, N ", are visiting at
Mrs. w. II. Lathrops.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-07-25
aceI,s.l.Is J. Apnli,d % chin..

Every one knows the eplthet ''Celes-
tiar' applied 10 China. but few know
It's origin According to a very old
legend. Tibet Is a fragment Of a
planet. once neopled by a yellow raee
which Ia some way became detached
and fen on the earth. The dazed In
habltarits % the fragment were min
jufed and. cold and hungry, they made
their way toward China which they
peopied. This origin OF tue Chinese
sace led 10 their cnlIinE themselves
.celestiais.@' and " Is for this reason
that fhe emperor calls himself son Of
Heaven. Such. nj least. is the legend.
Toronto Globe. :.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-25

(cinc Crbtndns 30. s0i1e13--Feitims
" fHerb. fortBufabreu NIT ber gerbefIernng
eur6 taualiitruug eer DlsHtoI NoeRne GearhtA
aocnHe uHb hos GegeyefL
Get es herorbHet bon benz Staotraib ber
Staot Cincinnati, Sioai Ohio, bret gtsrtel alery
ban srtpa5!teu gl!tsiteoer lbeEetHittmmeTo:
piro, fort3ufnbreu NIT ber gerbeilerune Ner
m,eriur aseuue, BON 5orafer &henue bis sum
uoreIi6en GnbpuHiie; Qburfia epenne ban
9|enior aoeuue biz 3nm ieetpen ab5uasiaHai
Gieutpr apeuie. uorooiilt1 LOO fSub, me5T
nber pertiger. bts 5uu norbanoeusn fieirerneH
9uIoeri, bur6 Seriieauna bon Reconsideration
IN berfelhen uno etcferlme bon GRdtertaiten
lute fOiet 90 giueafIs mebr poer ipeiiieeT,
l2s3oaiee 3nleisSfrbiHbunpeu 900 2tnyaifnb.
me6r ooer uentaer, eb5aiae urierf1ratHt'
riqeT, 9itrtfieO acknowledgement So
YsSfueiee : &c, eiH'a9e 3u!eis: II D91Hs
boIes; 100 au5tfnGIes &nffllung nHb ESQ
aubttparos go. 2 Concrete, Y reberstntttu'
mung nit elmer HefoluiioH. puNtr bonn tiaoi'
Tafh GlH s. AeriI 1913 uHe tn ueberetHit;m'
muHG mt hem 8Ian uuo ben EpessfiiniioueH,
lrei6c friibsr gut9ebeiteH fugrben urb teei diie'
lteeeu tn her Ehtse ees a!fstorS eer be'aeien
geftton .. Dat bic stabt aebu 1og,j
Rroseut Der @efummtiofien ber enH5en Rer5efes
len In ben sren3un9gn ano hem Aeae'
redt, uHe Der Aefi DeI SeIammiio'
fieH. oie rthht obeH ioest't5trf Hno NIB
nttt ooH Der stabt besaeli fpsreeH iousn. ssE
gfrabum, meLhes aBgreHr nrb ar
ftrsi an bie oorgefetene getbeiieruHe, ipsb
6e befduieu Cote lIue eduoereieu bierbura be-
fiimmi ftHo bah Fe beloHbere porfhetie eur6
beiagie Berbeiierurg etaHaen.
gsit'gT 9qsSis Ssrfsg e sgiers5ssfssTI a1s
RflT Taen 5ssa5 m fn r,rSsn re o nil siri.n a BE
btuausaelhcbeneH 5abIunaeu: eberio fam Der
Giaenfbamer traenS rpeifeu betisuerten 9tneis
thums na6 ietnerH ebutol,uien, iol6es NNebs
ment In aanr iHnsrbab eretbta tsQ) 4aeeu
poH ifub ndt per 9dNirHHs Der heftsuerHoen
getftor NE aoubs Der Siabt Ginctnncti
fnnen ausQeeeteu tuerhen boz ner aoaelttcH
Der beiaGieH aHesmenis.
geiiioii g. Dab Der Rcfi ber @eFdmm.ycFlsn
ron beidaier Ger6efiUuRa. ns.det Ht1i fpe5tsl
duierIeai puree nrH ber Sta0l qtRdruah be-
fdufs bon Bombs. lpe.tc bon befaeter Siabf
far ioIGeu 3fveS Ius in Der ncm Utfet ocrs
pefcbeHen gSeiie auspepebeu iperben.
Seftou g. TGs nge 9utS unt Qdnhereier,
oaereHl sHh uHe arftnteus GH helbe Eesieu BON
9leHtor siperue srptfden aoroier slpenne NIB
Eruifcbeu D1eutor NoeHue lf1h BEN oorbarbenen
absuasfanaI IN gbur6Ii seenue, beiteueri tpsr'
ber foLer fir bic befaet 9erbeiierHne, nie
obeu befthIofieH.
seiiton 4 7as Der Trsetor Of qusIie
Serbiee bierburd be5nGndt.toi uHs nreerisfeH
rem fit aeraIr1ie @erbeHerune NIT herr niebrie.
tten uuo beiicn pietcr, nod sIunoHcirune In
uehererr!iEtTin. init bem S0ea.
Seitton s. Ttefe EroiHans iou In STaft free
ten uHo Gil'iatett hehen bon unb Ha4 bers
frahe'ter bonn @efet ctIcubtcn 9eitSunfte an.
9Giftrt am II. 9HIi 1913.
9rdftberi oes sinetraibs pru TEN
u @esIonbtst G5eO. u 6rse. amtirsHoer
9Ierf 2s.f
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-25

~ ine Grbtnnns 3p 39e'f9f3 - Nes
W ftttnmeno, fcrtsufohrcH nit Der 8erbe''e'
runs bon N2uofeuoob apcrn, BON 5utier arrs
nue. bts Snr iiioIibcn GurhIinie bon anittn
slbeure
Get es berorSnet bon bem Stabtraib Der
Stabt Cincinnati, Gtnat Ebtg, brei BierieI diIer
sasR eripdbIten waitaEieber iibereinltimmeHo
seftion ]. GeB IS bisronrh beittmElt
tpiro, fortaniahreH nit bsr 8efeenerhiip pen
fhbIidhsn Gurbiinie BON NHiiin Mhenite. burn
Brabiriutg Seten bon gemenis@nrb. Vtldltsrn
nit @dditetiter. 3eritelfifna oer rotolaen Frat.
ntruHgen. SnIeis unb EfiSraueru ilo cegeH
BON &anrtsgsaiicrrobre In lleberetnfiimmnna
init elmer AefcIn.ior pof'irt aH H. Wdfs
1918 nno IN lebereinitinmHn3 MT N'n sldnen rn
Scesiftfntlpnen, N5t sHSsrnu t,61eH ulto GrcA
ftEeu,. peIcec herbtr anraeib,u in,.iSeu mno
iett In Der Office bes Tircdor Of 8nblic Ser'
hiec nufIieeen
9eiticn 2. Gaf nenn5ie l9Gfll 4roleHf Der
6efnmmiioiten bgr bsfaeieH geTbeNeruna aps
siialin Der Soften fhr areu8uuaen. oiiferIeai
iuereeu feIIen I'M GerbaItutb al ben Sorthetlen.
toelbe Gus 6eIneisr Berbeferung re'nltiteh mo-
pen out a1e Cots unn qduocrcten. anareHserc
uiro nHitosenh an bic eorpe'ebene 8erbetiersna
uelde befngten qeis nnb pdnheTeier hierohrsn
beEimmt ftibs bab Ne fpesitGe Berfeetie onrn
befaete 3erbetfernna erlongen.
geftion g. E1h bic 70 nnferTsatsr MFebs
menia IN sehn Go idbrItheu G5ihlaasl1a.
uuaer besdbIt tperoeu fouer I1ii StTT'eH 1ui be
birGnsnsihobeuen aabiunaen oornusaeiebi.
NlH nfI N3HBUtHflHtEI pUN AilitHftStksNS -
fieuerteu Gtpeuibum, nod fetne:u 0rnlefsn,
ioIxes aHebment innerhnIh stpaHgta t2nl Ias
aeu bon unb nnth ber Rdi'truna Der beiisuerns
ser Crhinans IN Waar besabIeu mao.
Seffion 1 Tub AorNs Der Sidot Itrstrnft
ausaeae5en pereen foIIsu cot bes apudttoR
Der befnsier atfebrleHis
Seftion q Tnk Der gacit her Sefnrtrlifo'isn
BON befueter BerbefferIfne tuct6er rint fbesieu
nuferIepi lparbe ben ktr zfqsi 0tHdrfidu oes
sutIt fperSer fou nus benz Grle5 bee Aers
faufs bon Hpnbs. meIhe ron befaater Gtaet
fnr foheu 8tpe1 lilo tE ScT Rom Befeb pors
gefebeneH glsife lnseeacten rereen.
gesiton O. Tat aue Gcis uuh cdnhersieH,
urarfr,cHh uHo nnftoReuh tct6e SeiteH bon
grooiepoob TheHre bcu zuiier Iteuue bts AItr
fnbItdcu arrbItnie bon sluFiin siheuue be-
'ieiRJt fuerbsn ioHcn fir bie befngte 8erbFffe,
yuna fute chen befhlcffsn
Eeffior 7. Tnb beT Ttresior pf Wnhlte
Sersicc .bItrburth bsue1maditat uub nnaepteieu
~ einer apuir1ft etnsrpebep uHo uissnfah'
ren far eerarrte gerbeHcrgnG nit benz nirbrips
fier unh, bclen Rieter u1h GHnoneirnng IN
llehereiritimmuuo tnti tem Befet.
Sei,toH Tsefe Grb'naHB fcu IN Ardtt tres
ten uHo giltiGseit hnSCu 0uu unh nan hem
irfibefieu bonn Bfes erlnu5teu 3e,tpurfie on.
31iilri aul II. SuIi 1913.
\ % Red.
Qrd1bent bee T,ahiratbs pro TEN,
3caIaubtet: 1beo. a. Jreh. amuyeHber
GIerf PSI
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fCtue GrbtHana. re. 402'igi3 @es
" fiimmeub. ioriSufabren nit Der Berbsile.
rnng onrb stanait'irHaa bon Slsu Barter ane'
mae. 8tptf6en SHnes a0saue EHs Samiiton
sei es bef6!oHen bur6 ben stabttatb ser
Siabt cincinnati. Siant Gtto, bTei Bierisg
aaer besu ertDdbiter wl!ts!ieber absEetniiim'
seftiou /. 3ab es bterbur6 beitimnlt H.
forbufabren NIT Der 8erbefieruua ben Glen
SGniiiton apenue. enra Seriteanng ben s ab.
sugsfandleH IN nenfelben uHe aieferlma p5u
aRatertaIieu ME, tpIGi 10 StneoIfuB bon I2'
mebr ooer fuenieer. eiuss i2ss0utaen giirtfien
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einfate Snlets; 8 riflbe Woabo!es; / Drop
W}arbole Iinb / aubifodrh 40. goHcrefe IN
ueberetnflinlHtiIaa init einer @eioIu!ion patfirs
am 3. Ssli 1913, mn IN @emGfsbeii init ben
aIanen mn Spe5iftfdttcnen, ipelfe pcrber an
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Seiiton 2. Gas bic Stahi notwithstanding
1885, Wrosfrt oer 8efamErtfoiien bon her
gan3en Serbefernra beaobIen fol, uub nuber'
ss seR Re S s Sas ben Ssr s Sss IN Is
Der uibi chen fpe8tfi3irt III nno Mot BON ber
Stabt be3abit perben fol aHerIeet merben ieu
per Stonttns aui eos QieeHtbnIn,, nnareHssnb
pd6e befneten Cots un6 eanbereitn bierbnrt
beffimmi itnb, bab fie beFonbere 9orfbetle Dnr6
serannte gerbeterunp srIoneen.
meais n fiinf IS iasriesp sssfasssn bssasli s
,oerben fpgen nit 3tlifen auf Bic
binausoefhobeneH 3dbInneen: boransoeiesi
iencd, baf bef eiaenfhfmer bon irpenns
fpeInem beiieuerten gipentbmm ie naG feiuem
@utbiufen. foInes MnebmeHt IN Sdar be4ablsn
mag tnnerbalb ereista t3o) Iasen bon unb
nag Der einna9re her bsfisuernbsH Gx6inaHs
gefttcn & fat Bombs bsr Stabt Cincinnati
naseeaeber iuereer fCnen ccr Der acreition
bon eliiebment.1 1besfsablunpsn nnb sfpar su eis
mem @etrage. Der benfe!ben- qlettfemHti.
Eefttpn B. Eos Der Ref Der Befammffoiten
bon befnster 8er6ederuua. tpei9er Hi9t fpssieu
auierIeef funrDe. bon Der Etabf Gincinnaii bes
sobIt fuerben felI aus BEN GrlDs bes Berfnufes
bon Bombs. ipeI6s bon bsfnaier gtabt fir Be.
fdaie Bipede, Tn ber BON @efep pcrleiNrtebeueu
Beife duSaegeben tperoeH.
gr,tion s. Tdb aHc pnfs urb BriHbftfde,
aJarer ero iffib nHiteFieub mn tethe Gcen bon
unb SamfItoH alrerlc, heiteuert fperben feIIcn
ilr pts befaefs gsreefGsaHs, ipis coen tss
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~ tus crhtranl 80. 4eo'igls- 9setilm.
" meue, fortSufohreH r1i btr 9erheEgtane
ton Van eirase. bon GaHiels Etrabe bts su
eluem 9units $50 Gut, EIsbr cosr Deriser
fIieli6.
Set es sgrprSnet Dor ben stabirnth Der
Gtan gindnHnii, Etaai Cbo, orei Sleriei aller
bssu sripdbIien w1ttsIiebCr a5tresHl.nrmpb:
Seftlon /. Ias Is bieceus3 beftammi
.ptrb, ioTtsuiabren mil HCr 8erbsNsruHg ben
Ran SiraBe, bon Daniel EtTabs Die sn elucH
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hri6 Seeeu eon ssrart!slurb. Rtldfiern bes
,satrlpees Hti HadffetEeu aHb Derftennna Der
rltt eiuer Rrfoluiion. s0'fiu am 81 1nae I'm
Wal 1918 unb in Berahhgti NIT ben 9i8.
neH EsestfiintcHeH. sfC'eHeotoniAlaatH uun
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piee nuflteaeH.
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Gefammtfoiier FIR bei1g 1eTseferaug a. Sias
shsl,t os5 ae';sn fl .,IesanssI, an,sIiegt
er3ieli fveJbeH mI0ser oErH bsiGgie Betbeiies
ruHs art ale 9s's uro ahHbereseu.
pelte GHeren.en nn5 drficseH on pie nor
eeiebsHs Rerbei'ernue relde Sefua;en acts nnn
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msHts in se5u 40 iabrliden sb cblaessabs
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binansae4 4O5enen 3abiuHGeH. betausadett
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Dies HHebmfui HurThaIb sipnnsic f2O) TaaeH
eoa uus Ha1 Der Ra'1rane Der beiieufrueencrs
oindnS IN BaGr hesGblen maa
Setfion & DE %0ubs Der Eiabt Cincinnati
foUen ousatptbtn suerbeu bcE Der a0leiitou
Der beiaaien NHgtUgHis.
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bon befngier Serte''eyune. fpel6er nidt fpesieH
dnferleai fpGTee. OCT bsr Gtnef Cincinnati Zee
tabli tperbsn tou aus hem 9ri6s bes geSs
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SeiiioH 8 Tat ale nefe unb ahnhereisn.
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fen uno te'ier %'eier nrh MuEcHctrune tu
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ten uHb @tliia'Gt babeu bon arb mad benz
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qraabeni res ssabfrctbs pro ten.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-25

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