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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-11-08
PLUMBING
SAND AND GRAVEL.


SALEM CONSTRUCTION company
can supply you with sand and gravel.
Office 464 Court street. Phone Main
100. Gravel bed on Front street and
North Mill Creek.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-11-08
WATER COMPANY.
LODGE DIRECTORY

A. o. U. w.--PrOtcetiop Lodge No. 2.
Meets every Monday evening at 1880
in the Mccormack hall, corner Court
and Liberty streets, Q. M. Mason,
NJ. WI. s. A. McFadden, rocorderj
A. L. Brown, F.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-01-09

Go to Cronk's for hay and grain
Fire insurance see W. WV ilton
Ear corn, chop barley, wheat arC
oats at Cronk's.
Newcomer, the jeweler, guar.
antees and makes good.
Guns and ammunition at the
Hawkins Hardware store.
Fountain pens, the reliable kind,
at the H. T. Davis drug store.
Flour Of Idaho and Holly Hook a
the Emmett Fruit Growers As
ISOLATION.
We make a specially of builders
hardware. Latest designs in all
furnishings. Hawkins Hardware.
The young peoples class in the
Church of Christ Bible school, Mrs.
Rambo, teaC her, will hold its
monthly social at Mrs. Henry Jen-
kins, January IA.
Suffered day and night the tor
ment of itching piles. Nothing
helped me until l used Doan's Oint-
nent. 1t cured me permanently. -
hon. John R. Garrett, Mayor, Cir
ard, Ala.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Foster and
her mother and brother from Boise
were visitors at the /. L. Bur-
ten home New Years day. Mrs.
Fosters mother, whose home is
at Danville, ILL.,, is spending a |
few weeks in Boise.
Harry Douglas this year raised |
on his ranch just north of Star, (
10000 pounds of homespun, O.
long green, tobacco. This tobacco
is of exceptionally. good quail
and Nampa Leader-Herald
w. H. Gibberd arrived home at
noon Tuesday from Emmett, where
lie spent yesterday going over
he Canyon canal He reports wor
nicely and says that
Unless hindered by too much cold {
weather. there will be water in the ]
anal by the middle of April and ]
.lso that the supply .or all ranches
Inder the ditch would be ample {
his summer-Capital News. {
l..
On Thursday, January 2, the
aides Aid Society of the church
f Christ elected the following Of '
icers: President, Mrs. Claude L. /
|arnes; vice president. Mrs. YER \
e Crouch; secretary, Mrs. Max v
treasurer, Mis-. Deloss O
.nox. The society will hold the i
azar which was postponed from T
hristmas time on February %. Il
A hen can't pillow, hoe corn or L
olit wood, but she can get there
lst the same. She doesn't cost
ore than drink of whisky and a ;.
ub of tobacco, but she can pay =,
per cent interest on $25 in
Ear and pay for her board besides. :
axe an old speckled hen that has =.
Id no raising at all, one that !:
is been thrown out of the corn
ib, knocked off the pooh with a
oom and chased from the garden !:
a worthless pup. Just take that
TT of a hen and she will pay
penses and clear about SO a year !:
she's half way looked after.
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EMMETT NEWS
Castle Valley coal at Cronk's.
Farm loans see w. W. Wilton.
Hawkins has wheat and oat
for sale

Hawkins has wheat and oat
for sale.
Rock Springs Peacock coal, luml
and nut, at Cronk's.
Ed Stanley left Friday for ar,
den Valley to cruise timber for
the McNish sawmill.
Double riveted stove pipe, 10
cents a joint at Hawkins. Every
pipe with two rivets in it.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Herpook
and Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. Jenkins
were visitors at the /. L. Burton
home Sunday.
The second number of the school
entertainment course will be given
on January II by the Nelson En-
tertainment Company.
Our line of heating and cook
stoves and ranges is still complete
and we can make coed prices to
clean up our stock. Call and see
them. Hawkins Hardware.
Joe Bogue recently sold a Per-
cheron stallion to- Gale Ca!lcck of
Sweet. The horse is one of the
best bred animals ever brought to
this section.
Your prosperity depends la"ge y
upon the prosperity of your home
town. Do not take too narrow a
view of what is to your own per-
sonal interest. A man sometimes |
misses his own interest right at
that point. There is that which
scattereth and yet increaseth.
Burns and about so other inter-
ior Oregon towns were summarily
cut off from communication with
the outer world Jan. l when the
Kellogg Stage company went out
of business. Mail stages on four
routes leading into Burns ceased to
run, and all horses owned by the
company have been turned out to
pasture. The cause of this action
is the parcels post, which the gov
eminent installed into it's postal
service Jan. l. and which the
stage lines refuse to carry under {
their existing postal contract, whith i
still has eighteen months to run.
The mule has always been :
regarded as a. joke. His appearance !
suggests an achitectral pargoyle, ;
his heels a political eruption, while r
his voice hurts like toothache in
the night. He boasts no pride of
ancestry nor hope of posterity. His 5
and yet he is one of mans most d
useful friends. With more horse p
sense" than a horse, he does not
founder when fed, scare at his y
OWN shadow, nor destroy in his 1
right. A blemish does not pre- n
7ent his sale nor a scar his value.
As he is bred he becomes the SPLEEN CT
lid animal on which a king may d
rue, Vi d anu Ill MAI
he poor. Whether drudging in Sc
he inky darkness of the mine; or e.
weltering under the glare of the II
ropics, or decked in the panoply
4 an Eastern potentate, he always
oes his duty and, as he helped to
ull nation out of the Babylonian
aptivity, so may he help to pull
is owner out of the thralldom of
overly.
A mean stuffy cold, with hoarse
heezy breathing is just the kind
lat runs into bronchitis or pneu-
onia. DON'T trifle with such SER
JUS conditions but take Foley's
oney and Tar Compound promptly.
uick and beneficial results are
ISL what you can expect from this
eat medicine. 1t soothes and
calls the inflamed air passages. 1t
ops the hoarse racking cough. B.
Davis. Or,
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them tested at Newcomers.
Doors and S; sh at money saw
ing prices at j. H. Cronk's.
Mr. and Mrs. VIII TaIley of swee
spent yesterday ard today in town.
Trades and exchanges of real
estate made by E. E. Hunt Realty
%.
Oyershoes and rubbers at re-
duCed prices at John and MCGOWAN
Mere. Co.
ALT. FortloCk, who has been sick
for several weeks, is able to BE-
out again.
Mrs. o'Neil came up from Pay
cite Friday to visit her daughter,
Mrs. E. S. Bladen.
Miss Jean Laravea returned Sat-
urday to her work as teacher in
the Idaho City school.
Miss VirgieTuurner,w who has spent
several months at Spokane, Wash.
returned home Saturday.
Coal Is advancing In price and
will go higher. Place your orders
now with the Fruit Association.
T. B. Hargus went to Boise to-
day to attend the annual convention
of the Idaho Hardware Dealers AS
ISOLATION.
Fer chapped hands and lips and
rough skin use our cream prepara-
ton. 1t will cure. H. T. Davis
drug store.
Jack Young was down from his
Squaw creek ranch over MOI day to
visit his many friends ard lock
after business matters.
We take maintenance warrants
of the Emmett Irrigation District
at their face value in trade. John
and MCGOWAN Mercantile Co.
w. L. Burton, who went to- Kan
sas City about six weeks ago for
treatment Tor a chronic
returned home yesterday
much improved in health.
George Fault, the well known
of the Horseshoe Bend
-ountIy, was in town Monday to
ak over county division matters.
he went from here to Boise.
w. H. Taylor, the Scott valley
'ancher and politician, was in town
Monday Cn his way to Bose to
Issist in the campaii to make a /
lew county out of Long and Rounr
alley.
Are you looking fer a good cream t
eparator at a reasonable price?
We carry two kinds, the Simmons
nd the Dairy Maid, both first class
and it will pay you y
o investigate their merits before d
uying. Hawkins, Hardware.
Bob Lumpkin, who has a home t.
tesd On the bench southeast of e,
weet, will in a few weeks make a
roof On a water right. The water
omes from springs and the flow 7,
sufficient for irrigating pur- -,
oses up to July. :.
Ed Reed returned yesterday from
visit to Jack Murray in hos "a
tai at Ontario. He report that dc
e sick man is improving and 70
at he will be well enough to be D,
ought home in about a week. Ed
Us Jack has healthy appetite.
dc
Misses Holverson and Melcher of IN
e Emmett schools, and Miss of
ason, "a former Emmett tea her In,
It now having position in the
ontpelier schools, were guests
Miss Holverson's brother while Ia
tending the state teachers meet IN
g in Boise last week. no
We
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving ]. HasBrouek
10 were married here last week,
t this morning on the Idaho gu
Irthern for Emmett, where they Ao
II visit a few days at the home On
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Sinclair be- MI
e going to their home on the Ha
Duck farm near Ola. The farm Viz
ated fifteen miles from Mon the
lr.-Nampa Leader-Herald. Mis-
mu
We handle both the Rock Springs
Hiawatha coal.True weight and ma
an coal. Emmett Fruit Asso ia ma.
u. dep
Ha,
spr
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List your property with E. E.
Hunt Realty Co.
Hay and grain at the Emmett
fruit Growers Association.
Mrs. D. L. Rhodes returned to-
day to her home at Idaho City.
Bring your butter and eggs to
us. John and MCGOWAN Mere. Co.
Charles L. Carnage has been sick
bed this week with an attack of
the grip.
Buy your coal at the Fruit
Association. The best quality and
full measures.
Harold Gorton, who spent his
vacation at his home at Crawford,
returned Saturday.
Mrs. H. S. Hopper is here from
Cambridge visiting former neigh
bors on the south slope.
We take Emmett Bench Canal
maintenance warran in EXCHANGE
trade and on account. j. H. Cronk
John Mcconnell attended the
annual meeting of the Idaho Wool
Growers Association in Boise Mon
day and Tuesday.
Lotus JolIey has gone to Nampa
to take charge of the theater own
ed by his father. Moving pictures
are being shown now.
Misses Ellen McCrossin and
Josephine Wayman returned Sat
urday to Moscow to resume their
studies at the state university.
George W. Holbrook, the pioneer
rancher of Ola, was in town Tues
day on his way to Boise to boost
for the proposed new county of
Butte.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Banks were .
1owB from the ranch to attend the
oint installation OF the officers :
If the Odd Fellows and Rebekah .
edges.
Alex Cruickshank of Struan Hill ;
anch and Jack Little of Ola were !:
n town yesterday ON their way
lome from the Wool Growers con- i
ention in Boise. !!
Mrs. George P. Hall has had as I
uests the past week, Mrs. ]. c. I
ldair of Nampa and mother of 4
Iowa, and Miss Anna 6
of Ogden, Utah.
Mrs. T. A. Gordon and daughter 3
lola moved to Boise the first of 4
ne week to remain until spring. I
Iiss Viola will take course in !:
lusic at ST. Margaret's school. 3
e. K Hayes left today for Nam I
a and Caldwell, where he will re- s
ain until Saturday, when he will !
epart for Arizona to join Mrs. /
ayes and lima and remain until &
ring. +
1t is time to think about your +
eating stove. If you want the 7
st, the most economical and the :
ost durable heater made, buy Z
'Iuine Round Oak. Nothing bet !
r. Hawkins hardware. +
1t is reported that an Emmett /
y aged II years, took chloro- !;
RIM with suicidal intent a few =
Us ago because of harsh treat {
emit by his step father. Prompt I.
edical attention saved his life.
Misses Margueritha Thommen, !
'sella Parrish and Arnold Thorn Z
IN entertained many of their s
ung friends in most pleasing +
inner at the Russell hotel Thurs !
Y evening of last week. After (
'eral hours spent happily in =:
ying games and solving a knot =
guessing puzzle. the guests en-
ed delicious luncheon served III
Mrs. Thommen in the dining
,m
Try our Csc and soc coffees. They
fresh. John and MCGOWAN n
re. Co. d
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She makes it best who, looking after the
culinary department. turns her back resolute-
~ upon uahealthfll, or even suspicious, food
accessories. She is economical; she knows
that true economy does not consist in the use
OF inferior meat -four, or baking powder. She
an earnest advocate of home made, home
baked food, and has proved the truth of the
statements of the experts that the best cook
ing IN the world today is done with Royal
Baking Powder.
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1ses einsiHner yosbIas NnOd ben TO- 1ese.mber 1918

dem ibn bic 6ofpitals saommifion enle
pfoblen bat. Or. GanbDrn bat ges
tern bic GiDilbieniipriifuns abselegt
unu 5ipar Dor Or. 6. u. 6. Reeb. Mie
periautet, ipirb bic offisielle grnens
nung Or. Conforms ourb WaDor
6unt In ben nddIten 9agen Ih0n ers
folgen.
Die apansiafte syabresperiamm.
luna Der Sbio State 6otel Niioeiution
flnbct beutc uno moraen in unierer
Staot itatt. Die 0eriammlunaen iinD
irn Clinton 6otel. Neben ben aoupen-
tionsaefhdften mub aud, Elm dusass
refntes 0eraniiaunas prcaromm erie.
tiut iperben.
- Die Sbio Ydllsn Druaaifts' Nj
iceiatton bat aeitern 4beno i'm aonti-
raj Cafe ibre neusn geamten inital.
lirt. Gs finb: yr1iioent, Gbarlss
6arbina; l. 0he. .prdiibent, Wm. 6.
2atamp: 2. 9iss -grdiipent, Georas
q. Smitb; 3. giss.prdijbent, Sobf
fsallon; aontrolirunqsratb, 8. Z.
0uiterberl, Sobn Meif. Otto aab.
Charles Ghlsrs, Carl Barton. I. o.
Iornbeaser, r. 8. @rotbe, 5. r..
Guthbauf, Trso. DIT, 6. g. Died unb
Wm. Sore; Sefretdr. Ssreo. aotts;
5hoBmsiiter. Otto 6. aiitner.
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si5ens'l 'llebertrnguugen.

Die 2i3eus aommiTdre baben ce-
tern Die natItebenbtn elf 2iyns lie,
bsrtraaunsen bsUiffst: 6snrp Msper,
1880 clifton Qntrut. an 0eorqe Sasen,
7o1 Deft 9ierts SiraBs; agnss g1Qs
mann. 1044 5snRsiee apenue, on Ro-
ienbsrg Bros, q 0ft 6. StraBe; 6a
8orbroter, 2102 -04 8ine Strabs. an
Worthm1nn &c gobnert, 3751 Gafisrn
auenue; Sobn RoIs. 1880 Ylsalout
StraBe. an Diaiam M. gouns, 40
Weit 8ritte Ctr; gopin u. naud.
3103 golerain 2lpenue, an Sr1nt
airbner, 119 gDsit 2i6ertn Strabe;
Dapio 6ushes. 1774 Baltimore gloe.,
an aouis 6. Ro3in. 278 Deft Wcg.is
den 4penue; 5cbr Martin, 1927 Deb.
Ter StraBe. an 6earp Dilte, 1oz7
Gebler StraBe, Gjeorse auntemoeller
3i12 Marfarp 2psnue, an 56e Runs
isnceller Co.. 20 Of 6. Strubs; 8.
8. 5slotamp, Norooftede Heooe un5
ct. Wlibasl, an Wiaidm Boat 730
Weit 3ipeits; MiddsI girt, Roie Str.,
Sbaronpille. an Sinner SO. 9obIer,
Roie StraBs. esgeniiber Gbaron. S51s
ronpilIe; George Oebrfrib, 1901 Ri4s
mcno StrcBs, an Gbarles 9atter.
2968 Gilbsrt Q0euus.
ebenfo purosn bic folaenoen Gjes
iddftsperlesnnsen gutsebeiben: Gou.s
U. Barr. 932 Curtis Strobe. aah
758 Sit MeMilan Gtrabs; 5oItpb
Wlaringer, 3201 golerain apenue
nad 2i78 giIbert 4psnue; Sobn $.
Sdomater. 2721 Gaitern 4psnue, mad
SiooItede 15. uno Haee StrdBe;
Sohn 9rotamp. 500 Reabinq Roao,
nad| Rcrroitede 6. unb Burns.
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=, ioldle Eein.

9tlr euten Qiltt1es! SeiIuna bon
oieiem entiaBlid)en llebel Der SlinIorr.
hoiocn Die feigen anaenbtid Ruhe
laiien mS iidl nitt ourd Gas 0iei,
ier hes Ghiriiraen, Ole Guetlhtctta
ne5 SeiIgehulien 0oer sic giitigen
Salbcn oes Suatialbers pertrei6en
!ieben iii aod Hcd moalid. IS giebt
ein Wiittel, oa5 in oieier o0aenpeiil
unfehlbnr biIft. obHe ben eentarterten
aorper nod mebr 81 entfraften; cit
rntioneles giittgl, ons 3ehntauieu.
ben. feline uniehI6are nno id]mer3Ioie
5eilmirfuHg bepieien bat. GieicS
Mittel, .slunfeiiS" lpiro sur grobe
bon Y 9eel,itae6ter & Co.. gpr 1916.
Mem s)orf gitn al Seoermann TO.
itenfrei nerianot. a,p
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9te1 ,tmD 0aS.

- Die QiSsnsbehorbs bat bic lIse
berirasuns Der ai3ens bon Bernard
gishaus an 5ntob pittn.r. yins nnb
atte Strabe. refiliiri, Die beioen
aommifdre tpnnien Ii1 bsianntlih
ilber bus gefub nift sinissn. ipssbalb
Elm 5trr Giron linen ala 5resiaIs
Gommif1r beiseeeben ipnrbs. 1ers
ielbe idloB fih Der Aniiht Marihheus
ftrs an uHo pittner tann jebi an nie
Staaissgisnsbehoroe appsIIirsn, mas
ibm aber fhlperlih ettpas belfen tpirb.
- 4m Heubau hes Oibion 5otsls
in 5fpifhen ben Unions NAL tpieber Elm
Surisbiitionsftreit nussebrohen uno
cine 4rbsitseiniteuuH1 mar Die iyoIg..
&: Glebatorbauer unb bic Glestriser
Iiegen iib in ben 6daren boriiber, ner
bic eleiirildkn Gr1btt oil ben Glepa.os
ren su ipannen bat. Gs pirb erlpdrs
tet. bab bic srobe Sirsits unb 2ebsnss
frage belte btiselsst tpernen nirn.
- goi,nips aommiFGr Jnnes BAT in
Der seftrissn Gibung Der aommiHdre
tiHe WsrihOneruns Der ganoitrabtn
i'm sansen Gomntp btdnirast. Gs fols
len S61ttenbdume 1nsspfInn3i ipers
ben uno Der auncitruBenbdu ion mad
einem tinbeitlideu plan gsIfskn.
Or. gborlss 80. Ganborn bon
gbitnso mo6t fi6 btreis, fur bic ue@
bernobme Des GuperiHttnbsntensa aDos
,iitns TN fdasii4ea 6DiYital, " peIs
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Serirlbe tommt beufe ais 8ait oes
Iemtifen gitterariid)eu Stubs.

Ger herporrapenhe SdriftTtellcr
Or 2ubiuig sSitloa triift beute gtad)s
ntittag 2 ltbr NIT ieiner 8attin ais
(5alt beg Ielttid)en 2itterarii6en
alu6s bier Elm nno Abenos bait er III
ner Memorial 5aIle einen 8ortraG
ilber Berlin uno Die geiitigen 8eilrc-
bnn9en in Teutidlono". 8epiB elm
uielreriprehenoes Ibema.
PIN 3tenitog 9tbeno Der nddIten
g9odlc bolt bas Bereinsmitalie0 Tr.
e. 0nltno 3infc unter Den glnipi5ieu
oes Ohio Refanics SSnItitnt i'm
Gmerp auditorium einen gortraq
iiber .,arebs, feline Gntitebuug mro
Getbiitunq. Iie Mitglie6er oes
Stubs ionic ibre Gamen iino gu Die.
fem 0ortrag einaelaoen. Gr. 3infe
tat Die Strcbsioridlng ieit cSabren
eifrig perfolgt ,tnb Die aranfheit itu.
DIRT. Gem gortrag lit 10 gehaIten, baB
er oem 2aien oeritdnolid iein niro.
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1sutl6. Dig. prof. lllaifen. Usrsia

Die asitrigs 9srfammluno bss 9iz
ret.oriums oes 4uaemtin proteltans
tiIfer Waiieuosrsins seidnste iidl
eurh siuen aiiten geiuA aus. Den
9orIiB fiibrts Der YrGiioent u. Stsinz
lamp uub ods 9roto,ca osr Setretir
ify. Sisiubaa. Rdh Grlebiaang Ell
niger RortiRe gsi6dfts t6siIte Der
S9asmsiiter 8. 2usbrman, ubersIu=
itimmsnb nit BEN 5inans Setretdr
Il. Rinttnberger nit. ooB Der RaiIeus
beitanb sur 3eit S1792.32 betrGgt.
7Tetnsr tpuroe nitestheiIt. oaB Der
0er.in oas ibm gehOrige 9runoitiif
an Der Belts StraBs portbeilbdft Ger
tauft bat. 8ssiisIit o!r Weibnadt5a
ieisr puros 5tTthloiT,n, tisie pie abs
lid am 25. 3s3ember in Der gnitalt
a6auhaItsu uno iino ale Srsunoe Der
QnitaIt uno bas publitum i'm Qlllass
m.insn sings!aoen, dn Der jeier tteils
sunebintn. llebsr bic abhdltuug oeS
TruhiabrsFeitss tonnte nod tein Be
ihlub asfaBt irsrotn, oa Der Berein
ned i'm llntlaren III. oh es Inn err
larbt iein piro. am Sonntag Bier 5u
rerfaufen.
Ter &eripalter Roie beridltcte, oaB
ais ueiter 3ogIina Selter SdmaIm
auiaenonilnen ipuroe iuno Iit ionlt
tOG ainoer in Der anitalt beiinoen.
Ter Beiunobeitssiitono Ger siinoer
III cin outer. 9ds Gireftoriium 5e-
itlloB, iiir ieoes aino einen eiacnen
Sdranf oBuit1aiieu, I'M ionit lin.
;ltrdalid)feiten 3li oerrneioen. 2te
toulit]en 8erdnoerinaeu III Der gln-
italt oehen ibrenl gnoe entgegen ulo
3eiot iitJ Die anitalt i'm neiren ec.
luan0e in Hesrg nui Sugiene. AIs
neue MitgIieoer tpurSen Die Serrelt
Ser6ert 8iIoehous nno ,Sreo. Sren'
ner aufgenommeu. Gum Selufstom-
mittce tpuroeu pom 8. bis 16. 3e5enl.
ber Die Serreu u. gnoler uno sSreo.
alohme crnannt, Ddbreno pom Is.
bis %. Ieseniber ole 5erren ..
6 6ersrpn uno O. Giloebaus ets
uannt iino.
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SinbIap nnb 8rennen GtraBe; Winb.
Tor StrdBe Snnle. Walnut 6ilIs;
5. Diitriftfhule Weft 3ritte StraBe;
IL. DiltriftIduIe, Ghte unb 8onnersz
beraer 5traBe; 20. OiitrittInule,
Tirplnn StraBe, fpeitli6 BON sSobn;
%. Diftrittihule. Nine unb uniDeriitp
Strabe; s1nbe pari Sfuls, gbtparos
Hoao unb Obierpatorp apenue; Sad,
ION 5hule,' sSiinfte nabe Mounb
Strabe; airbp Roab Ghule, Bruce
unD olnnes StpBe, gortbiipe; Gin
coin Shule, Delta unb Golben @pe.
me; Wcrdan Sfute, ailqour uuo
Finn GtrdBe: Wbittier Stulc auf
Vrice 6iq: buahes. Wopbtparb uno
Wdinut S,ills 6pfifule.
Die Situotion bot fi6 ieboh in
Tolh erfrsulifer Meiic aebeiiert, oab
Der llnterridt beute Ulorqen nieber
nufqenommen perben tann.
gine gampfiprise oes ;ysuerpebrs
Departments mar oeiterr on Der II.
ar1 blum Strobe ita.ionirt. um Wafs
Ter bon eine qeitun1sr06re in bic an.
oere su puntpen. uni einem Wafiermdn.
osl i'm rtGotiihen Grdntenhdus ab3u-
helfen. 1urb nieiss Qrrannsmsnt lit
odJ c-r@itdl nit aeniasno WdTer pers
Ipkn tporhsr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-10
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polisilten Softns or Der Spcamore
Strabe nieecrihoB, nod acntudn su.
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iuelder ein S5iif,ne Don 8eitalt lit,
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Soitus inn 8eb1u0e Der Gorortbabn
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)nitung oes HeQey5 norne5men
irnllte, ieuertc Der gauH nuf ocn 9e.
nrten uno ebenfaii5 ati Den sur
SiiIfe berbeieiIenoen itd0tiiden 30.
li3ilten Iplp6 nn0 6rcI unoere Eoli.
aIiten. Comb IND S0itl5 maren sic
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burt 5urildaebrod,t ncroen ioa 5dQ5
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men ueroen ioIIte, 70 niiiien Borfcl,.
ruugen gctroifen Der0en nm 6en
aranfen SeitIebcns in cine 4nitalt in
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