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Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18
Georgia Crackers En-
 route Thru Tombstone

A party of antoists consisting of from 100 to 200 cars, from Columbus . 0s.. will pass through Tom bstone next year over the BOrderlsud route. bour d for the San Diego and San Fraurisco eIpositions.
 Arrangement are being made by the chsmner O! commerce of Colnm- bus, and letters have beer written to parties in Tomb-ton and other ergan- nations about the trip.
 The Georxisns are planning to se- cure mscha icisns, baggage aud snp- iply trucks snd travel in c caravan They have d finitely d. cided to make the tour ny way of DAlia., ,sweetwat r R,s~eli. Fl Psso, Bisbee, Tombstone Tucson. and the Borderlspd route. The pIty vas directed to the B 2. derlsnd Route n account of the race last year and this, and the endorse ment of A s Westeard the great psti
 finder. Th'nk of Douglas getting ad vantage Of this and then failing 10 pu up for the race. Ge, busy Douglas.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18
TUESDAY Delegates to Ameri- can Mine Congress
TUESDAY

Acting under the provi.iuns of the American Mining Congress. Gov. Hunt yesterday appointed ts n deles.t sfron this stste to the meeting which vii be held in this city Decembe. to II. The governor. sppoiutees a:
 L s Gates of Kay. geDeTsl manager Ray Ccn.clid..ed Coppc: company; Capt, John o Green.sy O Warref general manager Of Cslune. < a.iz ne Go pper Company; Will L Clark oi Jerome, superintendent of United Verde Copper company Walter Doug las Of Bisb-e; c E Mill. Of Glpce, 2 D. eral manager of Inspiration Copper company; Norman CArmich.,l O c Hilton. general manager of Arizon, Copper company; E Horton Jones c Clifton; E G Beckett of Globe. genera manager of Old Dominien n CoppeI company.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18
.SIFGkEN' k kISUPB0ARD
. CHECKER sANpwIchEa. ..


 HOR picnics. garden partiss e 0Ai
 many outdoor functions q sums
 mer dainty sandwiches are px1met spseptiais. Given good bread anot butter. any one who is neat and os1Sj cay make tasty and attractive seno.) ~iches. Az to the nlling. chicken b eI meat that ts generally acceptable anoI u.kes one of the dainttest sandW1cn) spods. -xSlt Combined win cassss.
 Chicken Liver sandwiches.-Taks .hrce chicken livers, six olives. the ,uice of an onion, one green pepper . Isw sprays of watercress and a stalk VI celery. Chop to a paste and ada 70 , psckaSe of cream cheese. Work well, sdd pepper, salt and mayonnalse ~1tn s spoonful of whipped cream.
 Boiled Chicken Sandwiches--Bon the chicken in enough water to cover It adding an onion and a tablespoonful oi Worcestershire sauce for each fowi eed Let simmer until meat Is very | lander. then strip off the skin and shred the chicken with the fingers Put | the filling on a lettuce leaf. between | hin white bread. adding salt and cay. snne before closing. r' li Made With Rolls.
 Royui ndwiches.-Pound six ounce' ot cold cooked chicken freed Iron akin fin a mortar till smooth. addlnt ,o 1t ore ounce of butter. When thor ..ughly mixed add a dessertspoonfui O thick cream and season with salt ant pepper. Work the mixture till smooth -hen add to 1t four shelled and blancn ed walnuts Have ready some smal rolls from which most of the nsid
 rum has been removed. ull w1tn th
 nince and serve
 saveury Sandwiches
 Pound four ounces of cooked eS3cke> ! freed from skin, bone and griso' ] When fine add three yolks of har cooked eggs, one tablespoonful of yra | ed cheese, a little French mustard ta
 ,aeon vinegar and olive oil, just enous
 to form a paste. Season with salt psl | per and dust of red pepper. Work in'
 a smooth paste and rub through
 sieve Cut thin slices of white ores butter them, spread the paste betwef
 these. close them and press the siic' well together. Stamp out with rouz cutter and serve
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18
Court Cases Filed
SUPERIOR COURT

buffhiOh COUhi Suit No
 S96. J JBsiker vs Amy B rker ac- tion Tor divorce.
 ss7. Bstee Beer Co vs F Bel'on e, al; action Tor debt. Judgment in Suit
 e9I T Mallory Dr, R Mall ry, Or; decree of divorce.
 S9S F Fv.ushap vs D McGo~sn ct sl; title and pose S99. Essie Barnes vs l Bsrnes; sc. ton for divorce. Iu'gmept in Suit SIP. Lucy Cameron. pr, J Gamer. Q, CT decree of divorce.
 756. Elizabeth Pacheco, Dr. R Pscheco, Or; decree of divorce.
 :67. J Jshook, Dr. Jennie Shook, Cr; decree of divorce. | PROBATE PROCEEDINGS Estate of-
 Elsie Toles; ordr to chow caure shy ssle of real estste ehould not be made.
 W Vlscis; admr authorized to Iay $l4OO for purchase of house.
 ) English; petition praying that whole eststs be assigned to mir or children.
 J Williams; Oct 24 day of hearing petition.
 T Haberstok sdmr authorized to cell ce'tsin property.
 c Harrington order ruh notice to creditOrs; appointing appraisers.
 NJ Can'ua; fl nal discharge f sdmrx.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18
CAMPAIGN QF DECEIT |S WAGED
 PR0H|D|TION|STS TRY ID SHOW
 AMENDMENT NOT DRASTIC

The are irwin. to convince the l framed is not what ned for it. " Alter declaring ,o,o.. w HIo on s question that has conceon they are trying tha % of exceptions n - > '> - -N" They are trying doctors and the public age YET THEIR NEW ARGUMENTs THAT .IcouoI MAY BE SHIPPED INTO ANY LEGAL PuRPosE AND AI ANY PURPOSE IS LEGAL PROHIBITED BY THE EXPRESS OR PLAINLY IMPLIED OF THE LAW
 AND THEY ADMIT. AS THEY MUST. THAT DRINKING IS NOT MADE ILLEGAL BY THE AMENDMENT
 SO BY THEIR OWN ARGUMENT THE LAW WILL NOT ppou1pr THE USE OF ALCOHOL A BEVERAGE
 to ne attempts to show that import alcohol for pns meo'cnes and that wine for 'acramentai purposes let proposed law:
 Aieen' spirits ale oeer wine Intoxicating whatever kind shall or introduced into the State of Arizona pRETENsE
 Then let argument fin the .,s ,uh,sv pamphlet written by the framers of the
 had to stop the alcohol in all it's iorms TOT beverage purposes and to it DARE TO LEAVE THE RAW MATERIALS HANDS OF ANY PER. DUN ID TEMPT HIM TO SELL
 THE UNPRECEDENTED THE GRAPE WILL SERVE FOR ALL sAcRAMENTAL PURPOSES
 e THIS SUFFICIENTLY CONVINCING ro TIE ,n-.,- AZ THE LAw7 DOES OUT THE OFFICIAL AsomsSI ITS FAVOR THAT IT says AND sAys EXACTLY WHAT IT ~ As what decide be an Arizona cou and the, court will naturally other cases Here are some rulings of the Arizona eaderIawyer
 Where un.mbIsuous the courts are bound en0rce It. irrespective of how
 "A legislative be hed void no mai. ter absurd violates the 60 nr.) 7os)
 stions providing it is constitutional. must be looked repeal (oury Goodwin a5 P Ariz- s7s)
 Courts disregard positive provisions of rs %souxa THAT TIE z;s.sss rS% wlr s CONVINCE THE PRofHBrroNsTs THE LATER ARGUMENT or THE SAME PERSONS THAT IT WILL NOT CON VINCE THE THINKING WHO FEAR THE paAa TIC NATURE oS THE AMENDMENT
 ARIZONA LOCAL sslFaovsansssu laAavs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18
Here Inspect
 ing Properties

Dr. Jsmes Douglas, president of Phelps Dodge & Co, accompa nied by his son, Walter Dcugiss, general manager of the compsnys south western interests. spent . few hours here today inspecting the compspy's properties here. and confsring with General Manager Dr Emil 9rebe Is is understood thst DO significance other thsp the usual inspection tour attaches to his visit Go the soush- west.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18

LOST-September 24th. In Tomb stone or on the road besxeen Tomb tone and Bisbes, 6 samo'e case cone t.inipg ssn pies of canned goods etc. Finder please leave ct W.lootts etcre and receive reward.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18
Non.Partisan
For Justice of Peace

At the solicitation of my friends, and on account of the pubic feeling as SC SD 1ntaneously expressed in the recent prim iries, have decided .o announce myself as a candidate for justice of the peace of the Tombstone Precinct. ] solicit the support of the voters of 'he preciLct, regardless of party. for the office.
 W. A. FOWLER. Noa- Partisan Cand date
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18
Dr. Miles Neryine

advertised in the papers and at once began to take lt. continued to take 1t for some time and now am well"
 If you are troubled with loss oi appetite, poor digestion, weakness, inability to sleep; if you are in 2 general run down condition and unable to bear your part of the daily grind oi life. you need some thing to strengthen your nerves. You may not realize what is the mat ter with you, but that is no reason why you should delay treatment.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18
Woman Finally Reeovsrsi From Nervous Breakdown

Impoverished nerves destroy many people before their time. Often be- lore a sufferer realizes what the trouble is, he is CT .he verge q 2 complete nervous breakdown. It is of the utmost importance to keep your nervous system in good con dition. as the nerves are the source of all bodily power. Mrs. Rosa Bonner. S25 N. 18th St., Birming- ham, Ala, says:
 'I have been suffering with nerv- ous prostration for nine or ten years. Have tried many of the best doctors in Birmingham, but they all failed to reach my case. l would feel as if I was snothering; finally l went into convulsions. My little girl saw
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18

WOMEN-Sell guaranteed hosiery to friends, neigh bor. and general wrsr. CT; 70 per cent profit; make sl0 d.iiy; experience unDeces-sry Ipternstion.. al Mile, West Ph,lsdelphia. Pa
 Deer season is now open Don't forget to have your Deer heads mount ed by Earl V Ssnds, TsIidermitt. Tombstone Arizona. W-Ady.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18
Under New Management

Mrs L K KettIewsll has taken charge of she suunyside Roomiog honse on Sch strees, betweeu Allen end Tough. not. and has had the building renoy- ssed. and remodsIed. Eysryshipg is neat end clean and up to dare.
 -W Adv.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18
Tor Constable
For Clerk Superior Court

Thereby respectfully solicit the sup port of the voters of Cocbis SC county a, the general election on November 8 for reelection to the office of clerk Q, the superior court. on the Democra,ic ticket.
 J. F.. JAMES. Regular Democratic Nominee
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18
Republican
For County Treasurer

l solicit he support of the voters ct the regular election, November 3. 1914 and if elected will promise to give satisfactory administration, without fsvoritsm or partiali y. Experience in affairs of thus office, as I have been deputy treasurer for the past six years.
 FRANK DEMAREST, Regular Republican Nominee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18

FOR RENT-Furnished house, 3 rooms, Toughrut Sf. between 4tb and 9th. See G. II. McMsbon at court house. w-Adv
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18

WANTED to hear from owner of good farm for sale. Send cash price and deecription. D P Busb, Mime spolis. Mi6n.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18
For Supervisor

I hereby solicit the support of the voters in the general election on Novem- Der 3rd, for the office of supervisor. If elected will give the county S strict business administration to the bes, of my ability. Thirty-four years a resi- dent and heavy taxpayer, and I resp, Ct. fully solicit ipq uiries into my past busi- ness record.
 c. L CUMMINGS. Reg1,lz, Reruhlican Nominee
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18
Dr. Miles Nervine

has proven its value in nervous di- orders for thirty years, and merits A trial, no matter how many other remedies have failed to help you.
 Sold by all druggists. if first bottle falls to benefit your money Is returned
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18
For County Recorder

hereby respectfully solicit the cup port of the voters of Cochise county a, the general electien, November 3, for the re- election to the office of county recorder of Cochise county. on the Democratic ticket.
 OWEN E. MURPHY, Regular Democratic Nominee
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18
Attention Candidates

Look on page three of this iseue. You can save money by acting sc- cordingly. Page Three
 Of tbis issue, Mir Candidate, will put you next % come money saving.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18

I solicit the support of the voters ( the regular general cleo ion. Novembe 3, for justice of the pence of Tombs,on Precinct No. l.
 ROSA F. sCHUsrER. Regular Republican Nominee
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18
Democratic
For State Senator

hereby solicit the support of voters of Cochise county in the general election November 3rd. 1914. for state senator from Cochiss county. l offer as my qualifications my record of sfi- cheney and business admiuistri,i since the beginning of Cochise county.
 WILLIAM NJ. RIGGS Regular Democratic Nominee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18

NJ sow S'n-E .uh ,r. --rr- .~~ 41hE- pr :iEes i..x1:lv. Tablets.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18
Shall Submit Photographs
Automobile Wrecks Buggy

h . collision on the West Con- sress street bridge ct Tucson between sn automobile driven by Judge J H Cam pbell and . buggy driven by J L F.rrer, Sunday evening, the buggy I was wrecked badly. Fsrrer wss not hnrt
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18
For Sheriff

hereby announce myself as a can didate for re election 10 the office of sherih. a, the General election Novem- Der 3rd. 1914. and solicit the support of the voters of CochIs. county.
 HARRY 0. WHEELER, Regular Democratic Nominee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18
AND THE JOB ISN'T FINISHED"
 UUcSON CITIZEN
UUcs0N CITIZEN

Mt Znde Hunt .oponed ob.irmsn the ta. moo and who making office on the Oe"ocrs"o ticket: |" having been made . elective
 Z.nde- handing good citizens which sx 'ne est work which he bss accomplished ssr the Hunt saving which has thereby resulted o be ts1psyers
 The card like this:
 Before the the total s.sessed was SS miIions it s 408 millions.
 Before the Tax Commission ssate r.e wss 90 cents on each slO0 now it h Al oents "
 TsxC Com mission the mead of fin. s..,. maid ehe tsxes now the wealth
 Before the Tax Commission investor. were frightened s"sy oy oieh tax fates, they in confidence.
 And the job is not yet Finished.
 Nov the only to pick up lead pne 70 ngure what reeued tne work of Mr Zspde and the the asssssed vsuston million dollars. Che tax ninety bv therefore $sS2O0O oommi..on vas ebbed assessed vslusiop millions the e1 rsse ioryoor and the .moun, or money shersoss raised by taxation h s1 sl5yeo0.
 In other figures by Mir Zsnd.r do no. that cosng year to maintain the sdmini tratop.
 And Af Bender sdds: :Tbs job is not yet 6niebed." Mr evidently the e1pepses the ,,..e .do tat'oo going climb 6eures him out smesdoos dos tbe hy Nuford wssor loading payroll with hencbmen and the capitol with odbes hoIdsrs.
 The ~sebios slipped put ou, th, state sdninsssos and sdn job 6oisbsd ys Tbs :lsesioo of R.Iph beeiosos Of sbs sndioG sf further "jobs" o this tind.
 (AdvsrtsemenD
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18
For Justice of Peace

I hereby solici, the support of the voters at the General Election, Noy. srd for Justice of the Pe.ce Tomb stone Precinct
 Al GODFREY, ReguiAI Democratic Nominee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18
Arizona Makes "clean-up-

Arizona "eleanet up" With over two hundred and twenty entities, of the widest possible variety. che Arisons e1hibi, ct the National Dry Farm Congress at Wicbiia has received first prize among States, three hundred do'lsr Gold Loving Cup, donated by she Chicago Chamber of Commerce and . fifty dollar cssh bonus. This information was conveyed to Secretary Harry Welch st Phoenix in wire from A M McOmie, in charge of the exhibit. MT Welch returned from the congress Saturday morning. Just in time to hear of the just re~srd that Arisona's superlstive exhibit had won
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18
News of the State
 in Condensed Form
Will Have Postoffee Exhibit

For the 6rst time in the history oi either ( po-totfcs or ,i the Arizona ststs fair. the former will have sn exaibi, ct the latter this fall. "We will drum up trsis for the parcel post ssid 0 B Wood. former secre- ..:y .! sse fair aud DIS postmaster, wben he had gos nicely installed in hts new office. With the authoris- stion of the department. the parcel post division of the Phoenix office will decorate . booth, fill it with sacts ot grain and flour. bsles of hay, nestly wrapped parcels of vegetables. eegs and hardware, and, in fact. all sorts ct c commodities, t1 sbow how things can he sent and how cheaply by psrcel post.
 Youth Accidentally Wounded
 Details of the shooting and woupd- ing of Reese Dsgleish. . Bisbee youth sged twenty one, c, Osborn Wednes- day l.st, were yesterday brought to this city by the father of the boy. The sbot was fired accidentally, enter- ed the youth's limb just below the knee, shstteriug the bones and rend- ering the member useless for come time. It is probably that amputstion will have 70 some at . later date. Review.
 Shall Submit Photographs
 The District Forester at Albuquer. que, New Mexico, bss been advised that the requirement of the Civil Ser-
 vice Com mission that spplicaots fol examination shall eubmit their photo. grsphs hss been waived for the exam nation for Assistant Forest Ranger which will be held st all Forest Su
 pervisors' headquarters in Arizons and
 New Mexico on October 19 and 20.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18
Ear Almost Destroyed

Car Almost Destroyed
 Miss Maud Wilson of Solomnrille had her new Saxon car slmoss deetroy- cd by fire Tuesdsy afternoon in Ssfford oaused by spilled gasoline while the storsge tank was being filled and be-. coming iRnited while being cracked
 Mise Wilson snd Miss Edna Smith
 were in the car ss the time oi the ex- plosion of gasoline, but jumped before
 being injured. Willing hsnds coon put out the fire by throwing .sod on the blazing csr. but not before the car
 was damaged to the extent of $50.
 Tucson Pioneer Dies
 TUCSON, Oct. l4.-CsrIos Y Vel seco, one of the pioneers of Tucson, died Saturday morning at the family home on Russell street. He was "A years of sge and had lived in Tucson for . number of ears.
 Dead Bats In University
 Something like 60 dead bats were discovered in the cssing O! one of the windows of Room H of the Main building st the university ct Tuceon when the iscxpg wss torn from one of the windows. after disse- eesbIe odor had driven several classes from the room.
 Large Cattle Shipments
 Cattle shipments totsling . million dollsrs are being made from Tucson and vicinity shis fall. T H WiIliams, superintendent Of the Southern Ps- ciec, has received orders for 690 cars ios sbipmsoss from October g to No- vsmbsr l, . period of tweuty-ous days. At an average of 39 bead to the car, shis mesos shipments of 2l,. 000 head. They are ceiling as $lO bead sbls fall. it l. said, which brings sbe prics so sSl0,60O for sLe lot. Counting shipmsnts already made, She total value will easily rssch . n,iilion dollsvs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-18
For Justice of Peace

Regular Republican Nominee,
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Srnns.is.ntbnms sSspstbeiex.
eingetrasen.

Oapib Sbrspe on SoutRrn Sbio
Sapinas '9ant Co., 5000.
9ltbeuo 4nberipn an Reabins Roob
g. II. .. Co., $500.
sSrunt llmberg an William W. Qei.
beiieI, $500.
Jreberid g. 6ortmann an 2ineplH
.. u. Io. l, $1,000.
Eubolpb Sluie an Southsrn S6io
6. II. Z. Co.. 5000.
sSreoerid y. McIhaan on Dat
6. II. g. Co., $2500.
Wldrp q. MIlIsn an gnterpriie ..
II. 8. u. Co., $500.
Die 81. Of y. Realtp 60. an bO.,
$4,000.
Rapmonb ainbiap an bo., $500.
Wlamie Gbilbs an German .. 6.
Il. G. 60, $3.50.
9llpird gOHermann u. glnb. an
Gsorq. Sdiering, $4,000.
WilIiam 8. 9arteIs on Glari
Street 6. II. 3. Co., $275o.
gpipdrp y. Heeoes an NJdlnui
5ilIs g. u. 3. Co., $1,000.
Roab Yase an Soutbsrn Sbio 8.
IL. 8. Co., $1,000.
6snrp Stesman on 9eIen 6. Clips
pinasr, $1410.
Gleffu Ssim on Carthage g. u. 6.
o., 500.
wsarp 6. 0uFfp an SOFspb gum.
mel. $273.
Geo. Hotb an Rsabins 9. II. 6,
Co.. $1,000.
Do. an Wlihasl O. NOib, $500.
Getilste Sbpctbefen.
syreb. s. 9OFeman an aate Gar'
gent, $1,000.
aula q. Jsrrp an Souibern SbiO
6. II. g. Co., $50.
Catherine Sturnp an 5amiln 9. q.
RO. /. $1,000.
gIpird W. Wc2spb en- Mpsrs q,
Cooper, $3.50.
Gilbert Ban Degfpt on GlberOn O.
u. y. u, SlouU.
Gmmd 3. Matbsis an geIiepue o.
o., $500.
Dora Hoeller ON 12. Warb 3. IL
6. Co., $1750.
Gimon siosoif an Ulcrence n. 80
Qepis, $1,000.
Mm. $. parbdm an aeabins RDat
8. II. .. So. $1,000.
Stbelo 2nberion an Oapib %
S6orr. $305.
Gotta M. DennIer On RoieS&mibt
$500.
DO. OIL Sbernnn 8. Bacon $1,000
Gonrab 9spsr an 5srbinaHb qdbit,
$500.
ssranf G. giTenmanu an>aoitie M
5uIfprb, S1100.
Msper gorin an Bernard 10
Mnfe, $106.
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Nihots, 33 1l3 bei $50 Sub an 6el
Siibfeite BON Mortpn sfpenuc, Ror.
ipppb. ST..
gusenia 3. 9erbit an WatbiIba s.
9prb. Ssts 133 unb 134 In Gebar
8robs 6. II. .. Qiin's. llntecabthei'
lung, $500.
Die &. Of g. Realtp Company an
Hapmonb 2inolap, 81 SUB an Der
Horbieite bon Sartipen glpenue, 81
Sub ipeIilid prn gfntbonp Wapns
2lpenue in 6artpeI, ST..
Gpoa $. glnte an Winibilba 2orb,
Cots 131 unb 132 in Gebar 9rops
g. II. y. gliIn's llnterobtbeiluns, 81.
@bron 6. Barbour al WiGiam s..
9drtsls. Got 359 in llatsrabtt.iluns
~" BON Oaflsb gSart. 81.
Charles Gtsinmon al MarD Wats
ion. 10 Sabre qndt bonn /. gipp..
1914, auf 30 BEL 40 Sub an Der
Deitisite bon Saiebt 2lpenus. 146
Tub nDrblih BON gullan Qpenue.
sSdbrIide Mistbs $125 nit priDiles
eium sum 2tnfatif fir S2500.
9soree 9. Wenoer an @sores g.
Sennorb II. 9fnb., As bel $50 ssub an
Der Sftieite BON @Ienmors gpe., so
TuB nprbli9 BON @rdnopieip Qlos.,
81.
Nlarp g. Batter an gBilIium 80.
Wnman. ) '5dbre padt pom Oitober,
1914, ouf Giasntbum befanni ols 80.
sos Msit 8. Gtrabe, monatlite Wlie.
tb. S10o.
Gertrude u. Wlepsrs an Grant 3.
9lasbsl, 80 BEL 1913 SUB an ber
NorbIeite BON 2lpplesate 9lpe., 214
Tub ipeitlih BON @lenmors Gbe.. In
Gbsbipi, 81.
9lntpn @oltering an SOmsr u.
@sFsl, IT.. Z ader 2anS in SsttiOn
90 in Columbia Sonni5ip, 81.
6elen 9. glippinser an Senrn
Steanrdn II. 9lnb., Got 16 in 9roots
iibe lnterabtbeiIung. IN MiabiIonpiae,
81.
WiIIiam Greanb an Mdrb 6. Sufs
IN, Got % in, seiie 3. Milber's llns
iernbtbeiluna on 0ranb apt, 81.
!6arrp Sidmdn. IL. Gnb., an 9efe
8. gcon Ii. alnb.. 35 bei 1e4 Sub an
Der Siibieiie BON @ooIper glDenue in
Clifton. 81.
6enrp Moeller, Gr3biifbf on Jreb.
Palm II. 9lub., % 6si AZ 5ub an Der
OitIeite bon Jrs,man gpenue, so
1ub iiibIih Der gnnt GtraBe. 81.
Wlihnel o. Roib on Seq Roth,
Got 45 unb 5hsil BON Got a in 8.
SO. 9ropne's llntsrabtbeiluns in
Rtabina, 81.
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xnseis.ut4amsibe ibertrssnHscs
gineinnati 8. ROp.

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Martet 9uni, 5 Sabre paat rom l,
September, 1914, auf 2absn an ber
Gde Der psarI unb Wtafn Strabe,
WonntIihs Wi.tbe, $40.
emma .. Seaforo on 9snrp s..
Ssaforb, Gissntbum betannt dls SO.
1888 aatd 2losnus. in College Sia,
81.
9llice g. 5il an George 5. Bran,
elm 2ot an Sosbnd Nonb in GettiDn
Is, in Columbia SoipnIbip, $500.
Oorotbsa 9ubbs an paulins 3,
surner. SbsiI RON Got 2 in glod II
in SbarOn Smprp6emeut Gomponp's
lintsrnbtbeilung, 81.
pouline .. 9urner on Sorptbeo
gubbs, basielbs gigentbum, 81.
2eon 81. aufel an gbarlss Draeul.
% BEL 104 fsuB an ber RorbIeiie Der
2aurel Strabe, 175 CUB fpsitlid Der
Sobn Strabs, ST..
anna 9. Galbnsa an 5enrb W.
8rouis. 100 BEL 115 SUB on Der Meit,
feite Der Sauet Gtrobe in Gnmminss
bile, 81.
@rben BON Senrp n. BIRD, per
Sberiff an Jrsbtrid u. McMiIIon,
SO bel 150 SUB an Der Oftfeiie bon
Part gpenus, auf Mnlnut Sins.
$4650.
Gbarles 8. WlsglslIonb on 9omer
u. Weifel. ir., 82.423 Qlder 2anb in
Gsftton 20, Columbia Sotrufbip, 81.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-10
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