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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-16
VA[UAb[ES
ARE FOUND | D
IN SALOON
Danville Officer by Aid Of
East Chicago Police Lo-
cate $3.50 Worth of Loot in
Buffet; Bartender Fined
SIS and Costs.

Chief of Police Leo Mccormack was
informed last night by a deputy sher-
if from Danville ILL.,, that the box of
loot which was supposed to have been
shipped to East Chicago by Charles
Malovic, Adam Martin and John Tof-
schouskis, the three men arrested by
him at 151st and Kennedy avenue
Tuesday afternoon, had been found in
South Chicago.
After Chief of Police Colt of Dam
vile had returned to that town with
his prisoners early yesterday morning
the men confessed and informed the
officer where the property was. They
told him, too, that besides the box of
jewelry in South Chicago they had
also left a lot of loot with John Bar
yda, the bartender at the saloon where
the arrest was made, and who refused
to telephone for the. patrol when or
dered to do by Chief Mccormack at
y
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-16
SWIFT CAPTURE
OF COAT THIEF

Not an hour elapsed from the time
r. L. Rei1ley stole an overcoat from an
Erie conductor on passenger train No 3
early last evening before he was safe
behind the bars at the Hammond cen
trail police station. where he is being
held awaiting trial on the charge of
petit larceny
This is another case of quick JUS
tice on the part of the Hammond po-
lice department.. his capture being due
to the work of Officers Bush of the
Hammond police and Special Agent
Hanneman of the Erie Railroad Co.
After receiving Reilley's description,
the two officers made a wide detour
of the neighborhood, and after a close
search, captured Reilley as he was
walking down the Erie tracks in an in
toxicated condition.
1t was useless for Reilley to deny
his guilt as he was wearing the stolen
overcoat- He was taken to the central
station, where he stated that he was
employed as a switchman and his resi-
dence was at 1927 Ackley street.
Akron. o. He came to Hammond to
look for employment, and when he left
the train, picked up the conductors
overcoat. His case will be heard be-
fore City Judge Barnett as soon as the
complaining witness can find time to
testify.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-16
FARMERS
COMBINE
IN HOUSE
New Bugaboo Shows Head
in Legislature; Trust Of 38
Rural Members Form to
Protect Constituents In
terests; The Nerve!
TIMES BUREAU,
AT STATE CAPITAL.

Indianapolis. Ind, January ia
new spectre has arisen to cause trou- :
BILE in the Legislature. 1t is a large.
healthy, full grown and robust COM
bine of the thirty eight farmer mem
bers of the House for their own pro-
lection. The combine was formed yes
terday afternoon at a meeting which
was attended by all of the thirty eight
farmer members.
The House committee on roads was
holding a meeting to consider the vari-
Gus good roads bills that have been
introduced. Some OF these bills pro-
vide for the creation of a state high
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-16

Following their victim out from
Chicago on the 1:12 Lake Shore
suburban, two thugs this afternoon
robbed Murray Franklin on the
Monon tracks and Ogden street Of
81, 100, money that was intended fol
the payroll of the Goshen Shirt fac
tory on Condit street.
Franklin was seized before he was
aware he was being followed. As ne
was walking south on the tracks
headed for the factory. he felt him.
self pounced upon from the rear. His
arms were in a vice like grip, and an
elbow under his chin threatened tc
choke him.
HIT IN FACE.
Another man, a stranger to him, ap-
preached him from the front, coming
from he did not know where. and hit
him a smashing blow in the face
While the first highwayman held the
victim the second fellow snatched his
watch and with lightning rapidity
went through his pockets. Failing t.
| find what he was looking for he grab
| bed a bundle wrapped in a newspaper
which franklin carried under his arm
| This contained the $1,10o, mostly pa
| per and silver currency.
Not one of the trio spoke a wor'
during the whole transaction. Frank
I lin was too dazed by the blow he ha'
received to resist much. He heard tn
man in front of him say SHY to hi
partner, and at this both ran away
running east on Ogden street. Shy
lin the language of the crook means t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-16
TAXED so CENTS
FOR HITTING WOMAN
Whiting Justice Does Not
Believe sin Being Too
Hard on Offenders.
Especial to THE TIMEs)

Whiting, Ind, Jan. 16.-Assaultins a
woman is a crime in Whiting, evidence
of which was furnished in Justice
Atchison's court when Martin Pakraca
was fined the almost oppressive sum of
fifty cents for committing the act The
complaining witness was Mrs Martin
Murzyn.
There were times when a woman had
no standing in the eyes of the law.
when she was regarded as a mere
chattel in the hands of her lord, but
whiting has passed those dark stages.
There II is worth fifty cents of any
mans money to lay hands on a rom- css
an IN rude and angry manner. con-
trary to the statutes of this great COM
monwealth- Pakraca paid his fine in
Guiding the costs, which amounted to
s16.70.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-16

check the spread of the disease. Dr..
Herskovitz, secretary Of the city
board of health. is taking personal
charge of the case. the physician who
was in attendance, having abandoned
it, he says, when he found the nature
of the atlment. The house was p1acOl
under quarantine two days ago and a
police officer is on duty day and night
to see that the quarantine is strictly
kept and this afternoon all of the
members of the family will be subject
ed to vaccination. The delay in vac
cination was caused by DR.. Herskovitz
being unable to obtain any vaccine in
East Chicago. which made 1T necessary
for the doctor to send to Chicago for
the virus.
The case of the Stieglitz Park pa
tfent is said to be light. but this does
not make 1t any less conta geous While
investigating this case the health Of
fetal discovered case OF scarlet fever
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-16
WOULD LOOK
UP LAWYERS

Judge Cassius NJ. Greenlee. vice pres
ident of the Gary Bar association, to-
day expressed himself in favor of more
frequent meetings for the bar associa-
ton. The Gary lawyers met for the
first time in two years Tuesday night.
Il believe that the association
should meet at least twice month. "
stated Judge Greenlee- And 1T should
have special committee that should
look into the antecedents of every new
lawyer that comes to town"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-16
Robert Lainster Buried.

The remains of Robert Lainster, who
died at ST. Margaret's- hospital Monday
evening as result of injuries received
by being struck by a Monon switch
engine at Fayette street were shipped
to Lafayette last night, where fune-
raj services will be held and interment
made today Lainster was "a years
old and was we'll known in Hammond
where he was employed
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-16
Motor Boat Dance Tonight

All is in readiness for the Motor
Boat club dance, which promises to be
one of the most delightful social
events of the season. A large number
of guests are expected over from East
Chicago and special transportation
provisions have been made to take care
of these so that they all will be able
to return to their homes. Nothing has
been left undone that could contribute
to the enjoyment of the occasion. There
will be attractive decorations, good
music and a good time generally.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-16
GIVE $4,000 FOR
FLOOD SUFFERERS
TINES BUREAU
ATTHE STATE CAPITAL.

indianapolis. jan 10 - Tie house
this morning under suspended rules
Iassed bill appropriating $4,000 for
relief of the sufferers caused by the
Ohio and Wsbaeh river floods. The bill
w II go to tie senate tomorrow.
Among the measures on which ia
vorable committee reports have been
received is the mothers pension bill
The senate democrats VIII caucus this
afternoon and probably appoint a
steering committee. Speaker Cook
declares that the house will not have a
scteering committee. Many new bills
were introduced into both houses to-
day. none of which was, however, inn
portant.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-16
NOTICE.

Bull moose progressive republicans
of Hammond are requested to meet in
Weis' hall, % State street. Thursday.
Jan. 16, s p. m. Very important bust
ness will be transacted
LOCAL PROGRESSIVE REPUBLICAN
VOTERS
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-16
Stieglitz Park Alarmed
Over Discovery by Health
Department; Officers on
Duty Day and Night to
Enforce Quarantine.

Smallpox, which has assumed the
proportions of an epidemic in South
Chicago. has been discovered in Stieg-
litz Park, East Chicago Thus far there
is but one case known to she city
health department. this being that of
a young girl named Anna Brazinski,
living at the corner of May and Barring
avenue
Every precaution is being taken to
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-16
NOTICE.

G. o. P republicans of Hammond
are urgently requested to meet in
Weis' hall. SO State street Thursday,
Jan. 16, s p. m, to discuss very inpor-
tant business.
LOCAL REPUBLICAN VOTERS.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-16
WOULD PAY co.
COUNCILMEN BIG
TIMES BUREAU,
At STATE CAPITAL.

Indianapolis. Ind. Jan. 16.-W B.
Van Horne of Indiana Harbor. joint
representative for Lake and Newton
counties, has introduced a bin in the
house to allow members of the coun-
ty council ten dollars a day for at
tending special sessions of the coun-
ell.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-16
NAME STEERING
COMMITTEE
TINES BUREAU
AT THE STATE CAPITAL.

indianapolis, Ind. Jan. 16.-The
senate democratic caucus this after
noon selected Senators Vannuys, Cur
tis CRUDE, Faulkner and Hauck men,
bers of the senate steering committee.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-16

OUR SPECIALITY IS WANT AD-
yERTIS1NG. THERE IS NO OTHER
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Do YOU WANT OF THE EFFICACY
OF THE TIMES AID?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-16

Congressman William c. Redfield
OF New York is strong Candidate
for secretary of commerce and labor.
He IL one of the ablest members OF
the New York congressional delega-
ton. and is rounding out his first
term Congressman Redfield IL q
manufacturer and a large employer
OF labor.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-16

THE HOME NEWSPAPER OF LAKE
COUNTY IS THE COMPLIMENT BE-
SLOWED BY ITS READERS ON THE
TIMES
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-16
COUNTRY CLUB.

Smoking chewing. Big package
Sc. McHie-S. Tob. Co. Save the tickets
and see our premiss.. Iist.-Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-16

Miss Josephine Casey has been se-
lected to take charge Of the strike
OF 1000 girl members of the. Waist and
Dress Makers union. which will be
called in New York city soon. Miss
Casey Is an experienced strike leader.
Last June in the corset factory strike
in Kalamazoo. Mich, which she led,
she was arrested and was imprisoned
for thirty-seven days for violating
an injunction which forbade any pub
lie manifestation of sympathy with
the strikers or collecting q crowd on
tha street
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-16

The high honor and privilege OF
examining the throat of Mr.. William
Rockefeller. Standard Oil magnate
who didn't want to appear before the
money trust Investigating committee.
fell to Dr. Charles w. Richardson OF
the faculty of George WASHINGTON
university. DIR. Richardson is u spe-
ciaIist in throat troubles and has
accompanied President Taft on many
OF bis trips as his physician.
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Every precaution is being taken to
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Sie6en6iirger 5a6fsn.
GsrnnitaIicn cine llnbidlc ssamilien'
Seier.

Die ulitaIieotr bss 5i,snbiirgsrs
Sadfen aran.sn lint. gsteiHs fan
ben I'D, e.fiun Ibeno nit aino unt
aeseI in ibrtm 5auptouartisr, Gran!
girbnsr's Gale, gslsofont unb aitxrir
Strabe, su einer SSomiIRnieier Elm. oi'
pom ben 5erren Oeorl, Roth unoz be-
mas Tepner in Der biibitsfteH g9eifi
arraneiri tporpsu mar. yr1iinsni mi
hael ginber begriib.e bic 3oblrsih Or
ihRnensn nit einer bers!itsn AHfprdt
de. ipcrduf eine ansdbI Qitosr, oarun.
ter btfonbers bic foaiii1e RATIONAL
bpmn., bon oLlen anfpeisHoen esiunser
ipuroeR. DIR Ssrtxrasnaitr bate FIJI,
iabfiite Qotioraiipeifsn eeforsi, BIZ
alien auis bette munbttsn, uno ha c.
oud an mnuFem Sipff" niht isbl:e
bcrrfh.t bnlb eos snniitbIihite Trei
ben, bem Elm flottes Iansiransfen
bos bis Wiiittrna6i ,pabrts, bic aron
ouffss.s.
Der biiblfs erfoIa-Ssr Ieisr mod1tr
bei allen gheilnehmtrn ben Munfd
noh sinsr WiebsrboIune oerfeIbtn reg
unb bisfelbs ipiro aud nitt Icngs gu
iin parten IaHsa.
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fbecbaIb. Got 81 in Norpoob niabl
lamb Spnbicaie llnterobtb. 81.
Gbtuoro 6. 1hoboIb on Ulerlin R
Wtofer. oafieIbe Gigent1um. ST..
Somes Dalton an Games 6. Wleors
Cots II unb Is In emma 8. Roeer'a 4
llnternbtb. 81.
Grben BON 6enrp so. StepbenIcn
per Sberiff. on GbarIes GtepbenIon
Is BEL 50 5ub an Der SiiocItede bon
Jobn rno 0sorse Ctr; ebenfo 81 ssuH
an Der Siibisite bon Iront Ctr, 20s
Sub OitIit BON 5. Strabe; ebeufo 15o
bel 175 SUB an Fer Saboiiede bon
ehambers unb apiones Str. $11, 100
Grhn bon 5enrp SO. S.epknion,
per Sheriff, an 5snrp so. SiepbenIon
| IT.. Elm 9raci 9nnn in Gettion 20 In
Columbia 5p. $1333.34.
WiIliam 5anIor Ii. u. an Wiaiam
Barb. 1beiI BON GOT 10 IN W,i. ct.
Winsnt SBnbiedte llntsrabtb. 1925.
gruiiees Der grice hili gaptiii
Sirfx an Woolpb u. Gpers, Elm Stiid
Iano, Dreied, an Der Siooitcde pom
Got 10 in Der Wf. ct. 9incsnt Enns
oicdte llnterabib. So.
Jod Rapp an georos 8. goot, sfpei
Sabre leofe fir sinen Qoben uno sfpsi
3immer in benz Sauie Rpropeittde
Woriatp unb Megkricn Qpe., grics
5iu, monatlihe Ma!be $3.50.
Sohn I'd. anihus u. gnb. an Settle
u. aHIhus. Cots /. IL uHb 13 in
Wlarn 5asnro's llntsrdbtbsil,fto. 81.
SAINTS u. GnIhus an Settle u. 2tns
ibut. ndsfelbe Giasntbum. 81.
Bernard 5angmon an Joisptine
sSaeobs, Got 1876 in Der gsbor 9rops
Y. uno y. 9lhoeiaiion llniercbtheis
lung. 81.
morb 9aIbpin on Mdrn 90. Mlsae.
Got 48 in 8pberi aaiion's llnt.rabs
ibsilune in Gsnnsbn Soeighis. 81.
Deter 5uts. RatldbpsrtpaItsr. an
5ront 8. @oriohon, Got 68 uno ghsil
pon Got 81 in g. 3. gIunt's abeition
su 2ofldnb. $4,000.
Ruth e. Dorosporth an Worenrei
Rtihraih, 2ot 276 unb EhiI bon Got
PIT in SdcOb SOifnsr's ftditsr Inter
abtheilun1 in gumminaoille. 81.
Ularn Sonsp an milIiam 30. Sd.
nen. Cots 158' unb 159 in Doit's ere
fer llniernbthsiluna in gImippob. ST.
gtboIph u. gosrs on Winiam 9ans
.or II. Qub.. gruittes Der pries 6iI
gaptiiisn 9irts, Gin Siiit aonb in
S.t.ion 36, Sprinsfielb Scpnitip.
S755
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Gntbamptet.
,If1lirncr iinbcf nnftr SeE Habern
ciner Sobn GtraEe Gar
irinrn SOB!
llnfan etrignsic iit) nm Gmepnnit Stt
,soln Sirahf Siule.

Sm 2cuie bss eeitrigsn 2oges FAM
ben stp<i 9,sripnen unisr ben RdDsrn
BON Strdbenbabntdrs ibren 3oo. gBis
on oneerer Sis[Is berthiet. fuuros
Grau Warn Mbtdtlep am 8ormtiing
in 0oritpeu BON elmer Gptlano Gar
iobtiid psrIebt. 4m abeno. ,ur5 Dor
g llbr, ipurps an Der BsIttpooo 4pe.
unb Quebtc Roab Der 28 Sabre alie
Sialisnsr 1ntonio 0urro pon yto.
1890 ausen gitn apsuue BON eirler
of'Iih fabrsnosn 5ohn StraB, Gar
iiberfahren uno buhitdblih snibduptsi.
inoem ibm Der aopi bonn Rumpis abb
eeirenut nurbs. Sein LOB mar fsl5fs
perfidnolih Elm auaenblid!ld)er. Ets
paHagiers Der Gar, unier bisisn msb.
rere Srduen, iuurb<u burch ben unfal
in bic groBis aufrsauno psriest uno
cine Bome brab obnmdttig 3uidm'
msn. Die peritiinmelis 2sits luuro:
burh Vatroliraetn 2 nah Der Uloraut
aebrdhi. Dir Gar ftanb un'tr aui-
fid3i oes apnou.teurs Stnrp Stsin'
tpsib unb 5iibrung eeg motormanna
Gspra Uiiillsr. 2sBisrsr tpuros Jtasn
fnbrldHiser gootuno psrbafiti unn
ip1ssr qsgtu 9iireitaft AMI freitn fSuh
esiebt. gurro btfano Iit ougeHid9sin'
lid auf bem Wsss mad, elmer Birtba
itdfi, ais er bom lobe srsiIi lpuroe,
bu sr 3psi leert 8ierieIitI in Der 6nnr
belt. Nad anaabs oss Soon Sieins:
BON SO. 1909 1tnman Strabe mn
onesrsr gluaenseugen mar Der Sialiss
ner ploslicb unb uHtrlpartsi hireit POI
bic i'm m1biasn Jsmpo fahrsnbs Gar
ettrsisn. Goronsr T1rimener III NIT
sinsr un.eriuhune bef6ditiai.
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2okal.Dfrid)t
Jbre Beauste,s
3at-seitern bic 0atbsIiidk 6Sosraiioa
eriuablt.

Die ao.bolif9e G0Rrntion erndblte
|in ibrsr geItern Nnnmitio9 i'm ct.
Joispts Gollsee itattsebobttn Jabress
Deriammiuns ibre Heamttn fir bos
Ioufenbs Jobr. DoS Nefultot bes
WobI mar iDis fo!st:
priiibent: Joi. 90. Gonrop.
Grftsr 0iseprdFbeui: 8. Q. Heo'
brep.
3iDeiser gissprdiiDsns: 3as. 9.
C'Gonnen.
Geirstdr: pbil. 8. 6ereei.
Gnotmeiiter: 6enrp p0tter-
Gergsantzoi. Arms: Jof. 1roi.
GrstutiDe: g. 8. Bnbbiti. Jof. q.
Dprns, Sal. J. Gaisp, 0orrp Y. 0oti.
y. .. Risporte, .. Y. Nurre. WilIicra
D'qsorp, u .Rof4t. Q. Y. S4mitt
unb 8. Mtber.
Die Gletutipe berimtete, bob ale
Mrran9ements fir sinen Wprtrags 1ns
flus 5ur Bsfdmtfung bes Go5inlis.
mus getroffsn porbsn finb unb bo6
al OoTtrdgenber 6err peter Gcltnl
| oeponnea msrbsn 4 !, nes fssnen sslSea
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0rnas.is.ntbums 1spstbefeH
Cincinnati. Is. I.br.
Qeue Snpptheten.

y y /" y y - - -
Wla.iIco. R. OeiIsg CT 2lpouo z. u.
6. go. $1,000.
Bernard Su,sbnp an S<nrp gcii.
man. $400.
ernit 8ost on Silpsrion 9. u. g
60. $500.
WerIin R.Moitr an 9ropibent Sdo.
inas Ban, Il. 5ruft Sc. $500.
etrbarh 8. Sramer on Role @sr'
nemonn. $500.
Rinuis grin;msisr on Sobn Z
Ssb. $500.
ulorp 20. Weao an GpsI. z. Il. 6
u. $3.50.
Rar9 ID. glsob an Darb gaIorpin
$3.50.
Gttilsts 5ppoibeten.
Sobn 8. 5erhs en- 5enrn :. aipp'
mei.r. $500.
4mbrOie Rninier an Wt. CARMEL 9
Il. 8. Go. $500.
Dm. Streitborft an .Co!len 9. Il. 6
60. $500.
CHARTS 6. Dil.inIpn on Gnierprii,
y. q. 60. $3.50.
Jfcbel ma. phillips on ainb<I 4pe
8. u. g Go. $1,000.
aibert 9. Ris6hoff on Sueo SoI5,
tuis. $1,000.
6. eIbtrt "copper" CT Wpnnr5 y. U
g. VI. 60. 5000.
Vlorp, 5dnep an Dome 9. Il. 6. Go
$500.
4ba W. Juner on. priee Sia go.
8. II. .. 60. $500.
DieI,Ibe an bieieibe. $276O.
DkfeIbe an Warsusri.e e. Wpats
$500.
GnfeIbe an Gouibfibe g. u. g. 60
$3.50.
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1leine Yoli3einaHridJten

8rdu Minnis Gjrap. pom 30.
2i- 4coetpnro G.rnbs, mtlotie ges
tern btr poIissi, bab iie in Der Goss
n'ppoiitan oolIe an 9ins SirdBe UNI
ihre aclnene llhr i'm Werfht pnH $40
teiirhIen suuroe. Sis fppAnis in Der
Soniino Raht einem 5ansDsrgnlssu
bsi unn bate. trdhreHb lie ian5se, ihre
Seretaite, in peiter iitI bic llhr
btiano, nuf eiusm 5iite 1ieeen Ioifsn.
2lt5 lie suriid.am. mar bic uar ptrs
iGiCuHnen.
Gin Shlsid,oisb snttpenotte aes
fern aus Der Gffies bes Union Sicd
g1res 5ott!s brti isbersiskr, tpelte
ben 0dIitu 5arrn Engsoals. puirit
TGhr!e uuo Sripin Soub esborsen.
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8 ener.

/, - an Der Mobnung bss Ubriis.
Ws0umony, no. 30 IN Qitsrtn Ctr.
irurbsu esiaern mebrsre Bettbeden,
irtIGe sum 4usIiiftsn in tiR Jeniitr
aeleet tporben pursn. purn syunisn
aus REM Gnornftsin In Hronb eefebt.
Dor Mntunft Der nuf tinsn SiilIolnrm
herteietsiIitn Jtafr,pehr NOR bic Des
fobf btrsiss BON ben DausbeDobnsrn
btitiiig. tporbsn
Mdbrfhsinlin infoles sinss
inobbofttn Mnu6fongs lam .geiikrn
Nb<nb okgen 8 llhr IN bsm GsrreHs
nus s|toitunosgtfndft Don Morris
syiibmon, SO. 14l4 Dine Gtrnbe. Elm
6<iler 3nm MusbtuM, iptlGes bie n
6en pGertn Gts6petttn ~ Gebdu0t3
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-17

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