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American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-11-28

A. Lee Harper is improving after
an attack of rheumatism.
Mr.. Guy Cutler was the guest OF
Miss Estelle Fenton Thursday.
Mr.. Summer Hatch of Heber, was
Pleasant Grove visitor Thanksgiy-
Ing Day.
Miss Bertha Owens from Snowflake
Arizona, spent the past week with
Mrs. l.. M. Monson.
Mr.. Richard Fenton, who has been
attending school at Morgan. spen,
Thanksgiving at home.
Miss Cleone Bullock went to Tooele
Tuesday, to spend ten days visiting
her sister, Mrs. Samuel Jorgenscn.
Mrs. Grace H. Nelson and Miss
Efie Nelson were American For,
visitors Friday.
Miss Lorena White of Salt Lake
City. spent Sunday here visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. White.
The Review wants your job print.
ing Messrs Business Man, Profession
al Man and Every Day Citizen. 2S-lt
The Misses Lorena Rankin and
Florence Harped wode guests of Mrs
e w. Brewster of Salt Lake City the
forepart Of the week.
Mr.. Thomas Gleason left Monday
for a mission to the Northwestern
States. with headquarters at Portland
Oregon.
Mr.. John H. Wright, who has been
living in Charley Johnson's home
moved to Linden, and w. Il. Morby
has moved into the Johnson home
Mr. and Mrs. Dolph Warwick OF
Manti, remained over from attending
the State Teachers Convention, to
visit for a few days with Pleasant
Grove friends.
Miss Cora Olpin entertained at q
bundle shower In honor of Miss Lacy
| 0lpin Saturday evening. Games, mu-
sic and luncheon furnished the even
ing's pleasure. The bride-to-be Te'
ceived many beautiful presents, The
guests We're Mrs Nell Halliday. Mrs
Susie Robinson, Mrs. Lucy Schoiiold
Mrs. Emma White, Mrs. IneZ olpin
Mrs. Litha Olsen, Mrs. Emma over
ade and Mrs. Jenav Olsen; Misse
Lorena White, Rose and Florenc
Harper, Estelle Fenton, Estelle Bar
: ton, Sadie and Avis Mills, Lola Rohi
son, Josephine Halliday, Belle Olpi'
Elsie Oscarson, Cleone Bullock, H.
ona West and Beatrice and Nirgi
Gray.
The Misses Rose and Florence Ha
Der entertained Friday evening, M
vembcr Goth, the occasion being the
fathers birthday The evening "
sptAnTm playing games, Dainty
rfeshments were served Those ~
sent We're: Mr. and Mrs. ).
Swenson, Mr. aud Mrs J, q Nieis'
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II Olpir MIR, a
Mrs G. s, White, MIR and Mrs. f.
Banks, Mr. and Mrs w II, Arm
stead, Mr. and Mrs, L, T Mayh'
NJ | MIR and Mrs A L. Harper, Mr. ;
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-11-28

over-production and crop mortgage
force the farmers into ruinous COM
petition with each other. The remedy
lies In organization and in co-opera'
ton in marketing.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-11-28

We have II nice line Of SAM.
PIE GREETING CARDS, both
Tor individuals and business
trims for Christmas.
II interested call and see
them. Get your orders In early.
2i.3t
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DR.. o. E. Grua was Salt Lake
visitor Wednesday,
Miss orpha Halliday is Salt Lake
visitor this week.
Mr.. G. A. Anderson spent the last
half OF the week in Salt Lake City
new baby boy arrived at the home
OF Mark Murphy Sunday
DIR. and Mrs. II. NJ. Vance spent
Thanksgiving in Salt Lake.
Mr.. aud Mrs II. z. Swenson spent
Thanksgiving Day in Lehi.
owen Anderson of the t. of t., is
home for the Thanksgiving holidays.
Clarence Christensen and Fred
Thorne were Salt Lake visitors Thurs.
day.
Miss Ruby Meakin of Salt Lake,
was the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Vance
Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs A. x. Overlade spent
Thursday in Provo.
Mrs. Robert Steele Is Salt Lake
visitor this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Conway spent
Thanksgiving Day in Pleasant Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Wadley and Mr..
and Mrs. Hyrum Carlson spent Thurs
day in Salt Lake.
Martelle Lund Is home from the
A. C.. to spend Thanksgiving with his
parents.
Mr.. Ruben Farnsworth of Blackfoot,
Idaho, Is visiting relatives and friends
in Pleasant Grove.
Frank J. Hewlett of Salt Lake,
made a pleasant call at the Post Of
fee this week.
Lynne and Harold Robson, stu
| dents of the U. of L.. are visiting with
their parents this week end.
Art Max6eld underwent success
full ope. alton for hemorroids ut the
l.. ID. s. hospital Wednesday.
| Guy Robinson came In from the
road long enogkt to eat Thanksgiving
turkey with his family.
Miss Marion Tanner spent Thanks
giving week end at Payson, Utah, the
guest Of relatives and friends.
Junius Hayes. principal Of the Rich.
field High School, visited with his
Pleasant Grove relatives several days
this week.
Twenty seven of Pleasant Grove:
public school teachers attended tn,
State Teachers Institute in Salt Lake
City this week.
Mr.. n. K. Nielsen Of Springville
and Mr.. and Mrs. ID. II. Robinson Of
Mantl, were the guests of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Jos. Thorne Thanksgiving Day
Mrs. Lawrence Monson left Frlda!
morning for Snowflake, Arizona
where she will remain all winter
Mr. Monson accompanied her to Sal
Lake.
The following were among the
teachers who attended the Utah Edu
cational meeting at Salt Lake City
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday
| J. H. Walker, A. l.. Richardson, ii
y. Johnson, S A. Kirk, Mrs Almi
Kirk, Estelle Fenton, Belle Olpin
Lorena Rankin, Leona West, Viola
West, Burton Smith, Elroy West
| Gunner Rasmussen, Geo. W. Larson
lucille Harvey and Mac Clark, Mr.
and Mrs. A. r. Ovorlade.
Mrs. Irwin Thomsan and baby o
Brigham City, came 10 Pleasant Grove
Monday, and are spending a few day
| with her sister, Mrs. l.. T. Lund Mr.
Thomson came down Thursday,
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This paper is a good puller and
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American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-11-28
Pleasant Grove Department

W. Halliday, Mrs. Elias Pierce. Mry
e. d. Olpin, Mrs Grace II. Nelson.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hirschman. Mrs. Mel.
lie Rankin, Mrs. NJ. a. Palmer and
/ Misses Lorena aud Ora Rankin end
Edna Nelson.
Miss Sarah Williamson spent Tues
day In Salt Lake City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Olsen were
Provo visitors Tuesday
Howard West OF Lehi, was a Plea
SAINT Grove visitor Wednesday
Mrs. Charles Thorne was an AM
erican Fork visitor Tuesday.
Master Floyd Nelson of Springville
Is visiting relatives in Pleasant Grove
Mrs. j. Il. Halliday and children
are visiting friends and relatives in
Salt Lake.
Mrs. II. w. Jacobs spent part of the
week in Salt Lake, with relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Powell spent
the early part of the week at the home
of Frank HUMPHREYS
Mr.. Walter Mathews returned to
Mills, Monday, where he is working
OH a ranch
Murray Hayes and family of Provo
are spending Thanksgiving at the
home of Mr.. j. c. Hayes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Junius Banks of Lehi
spent Thanksgiving at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. +. c. Banks.
The Misses Rosella and Hazel Wad-
ley went to Draper, Thursday, to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Nicholson.
Mrs. Lyle Wade spent the first part
Of the week in Pleasant Grove, guest
of her sister, Mrs. c. J. Williamson.
Mrs. X J. CobblC has been i'll and
confined TO her bed most of the past
week. She is improving.
Miss Jessie Lee of the local High
School, is making five days vlsi
with her parents in Spanish Fork
Mrs. George Spencer. who was con
| fined to her bed for two weeks will
Bright's disease. is slowly recovering
Miss Vervine Hayes Is home from
the State University to spend Thanks
giving with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
w l.. Hayes.
Mrs Glen Adamson OF Salt LAX,
City, Is spending the holidays with he
parents. Mr. and Mrs. ]. w. Halliday
sr.
Mrs. David Thorne left yesterda.
for Salt Lake City. to spend few
days with her daughter, Mrs. Mari
Strong.
Harry Wallgv Xuac ctl1.nIp rta
IN with rheumatism early In the week
since which time he has been confin
I'd to his room,
Frank HUMPHREYS received two BIZ
turkeys by parcels post from vernal
Utah. They arrived in time 70
Thanksgiving dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Walton O
American Fork. spent Thanksgiyinl
Day with Mrs, Walton's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. David Thorue.
A number OF Pleasant Groves lead
Ing young ladies viii organize
Social club this week, the details 0
which viii appear In our next issue
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace West o
Tooele, are spending the latter hal
Of this week with their Pleasan
Grove friends.
A baby boy WAS born this weel
o Mr.. and Mrs, c, p. Richie Of Sal
Lake City, Mrs. $. T. Walker Il
3pendlng the week with her daughter
| Mrs Richie.
Ernest Rasmussen came down from
| -Innnnr, ,,.l,nn... l.. L., Annnhi,,.. ..nL.-- 4
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"'pln'N "e Nuptia,S

'"' ol the popular weddings of
'''' "Aa the marriage Of Miss
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-11-28

Mrs, Joseph Spencer and children
are in Salt Lake City, visiting with
relatives over the Thanksgiving holt
days
Miss Annie Kirk and Mrs Martha
Wolley Of Spriugville, spent Thanks
giving week end with MIR and Mrs
T. w Fage
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Lund were Salt
Lake visitors the first of the week.
Mr. Lund left there for Idaho, with
horse to sell Mrs Luud returned
home Tuesday night
Think of turkeys, 1 chicken, 8
pounds of butter, silk dress 2 doz-
en- eggs and box OF flowers all In
the same mail pouch This came to
Pleasant Grove one day this week.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-11-28

Coach Baird attended the state
meeting of High School coaches in
Salt Lake City, this week, and helped
arrange the divisions, etc. The AL
pine division includes Lehi. American
Fork. Pleasant Grove, Provo and Heb
err. The dates for tho games will be
arranged later.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-11-28

Call al Che New Finally Grocery
lrS. Helen Carson'S for hot meat
les. hot tnmnlcs and lunches. Also
omplctc line Of groceries, including
imerg's steel Cut eats and Pearl
Barley. 2s-l'
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-11-28
Pleasant Grove
Defeats Springvi||e

In one Of the most largely attended
games played here for long time,
the Pleasant Grove High School de-
feated the Springville High in the
Orpheus Thursday night, by score of
SO to 20 At the end of the first half
Pleasant Grove was one ahead, but
played rings around the visitors in
the second half Success was due to
the superior team work of the home
team. Pleasant Grove never had a
better team and will show up well in
the league games next month. The
line up follows.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-11-28

Messrs Roy Wilson, Andy Auder.
5on and John Roach went 10 Sal
Lake City, to witness the great foot
,all game between the T. Of IT, au'
the A. c., Thursday
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auS(an0 uelegrap@.
CfFsieu
aiinoist Der oeutide Wrneralitnb an,
bah 5iuei Jorts DON Wlanbepse I
ssfallen iinb.

Berlin pio Scnoon z. Sep
tenber. Ger @eneraIitnb bat Die fol
senoe gcfnnpfniabimg erIaiien:
oaaiier @iIbeIm .pobnte geiterr
ben slnsritfen aui Die @efcitigungei
Don gsnucp BEL.
o3ipei Der 5orts bon @sanbeiiat
iinb sefallen uno BON Der artiaerit
ipirS gegenpdriis bic Staot beidoi
fen, Die oil perldRoenen s'inften II
gran0 itcbt.
.Gie glrmeen Der @elleralc por
ssllld uno bon Billion, Die iid) noro'
lid bon Der bcIsiihen @laas befift
sen, baben am 81. slitgnit Die fran
3oiiifen Grilppen pollitanois iiber
rinnpeIt. Die aupnllerie oieies 5lii
gels, Die bonn general BON Marnit
beiebIigt miro. bat in groBnrflgei
@eiie' Die gepesunsen Der arlnee 81
peridleiern aeipiibt.1
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2ofal 8eridt..
Sn, alltenbeita.
GnrSe eeifern Der 80. GsbHrtsfaa
BON srau aannie strans ieitiid
begnngen.
Sie alten Serren iunrben 81 GIren
Ser sreiien tsjnnerin ieitlid be.
pirtbet.

cn gentIf,en altenbeim ging es
geitern bod bcr, es ioltroe @ebiirts.
tda geieicrt unb guar Sas @iegenTeli
einer lnngi1brigcn @ornerin Der sIu.
iiaIt, 6rnii i5nnnie Straus. 0ie gelicrh
ibr 80. 9ebensiabr pollcnocte.
Sbr Sobn, Der befannte Gigarreit
intrifnnt Soerr !Scnrp StraiIs, bate
al gbren oes @iegenfelies icines grci'
len DhitterIeins ben aItcn Serrell in
Ieutid]eu allfenbeim Elm ppiIlentes
Ginsr geiest, oeiien Saupgeridt aus
einen oeIifaten Siibnerbraten beitano.
ScI6iireDenn batte s5err Strails audi
iiir einen gliten y5ropien" geicr1t
uno nui iein iIno auf oes greiien 'Ses
burtstaasfin0cs 8obl ipiir0eil 3oti
oen ipaderfn slIten peridjieocne @idier
aelestt. Nadi Dem Inbl CAB e. nod,
ebeniaIls bnnt Der 0eHeroiitdt ocs
Srrrn Straus, Gigarren iiuo Jabas.
mas in nidt eeringem Mabc 3ur Or.
betling Der icitIiden Stinlnlillig bel.
trlig.
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,,patbfiaber
Der ensliidlc Grenser in Der ysorolec
seiunfcn, nadbsm er aHi cine
Wline anigriabren mar.
lss it Der s,usite aren5er, ben Gns'
lanS ami bieie @riie in Der slurSs
ice perliert.

Qpnbon 6. Sept. Der lei9te
Greuser .yatbfinbsr1 Der britii4en
Wldrine fubr am Sonntag auf slns
W!ins in Der 1orbise auI unc eina
unt.r. gis bisls Der Waunihafi
umsefommsn Tinb, IGbt ii6 ioipei.
nod niht NIT 9eiiimmibeit ermiitsln.
Der 3ablmsiiter SpbneD W. Jindj
bIieb ouf Der StelIe ipbt unb Der BE.
fsblsbabsr aapiidn Jraneis M. aeoi:
ipurbe perfpunbst. Secs Sffisiers
uno feds llnterofii5isre iperben per-
mib:.
Der .putbfinbsr1 III Der 5lpsis'
4reuser, benz Di, britiIds murins
bur4 Miinen II. Der giptbiee perlieri
Der areu5er baits ein Displacement
BON 2940 9onnsn unb bette 26e
Mann an gorb. Gr ipur i'm OttcbeI
1913 in Disnit ssitelft t3orOen uni
g,b0rts Der ohten JlOtillt an.
Npmben
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Seissntbnms sebpOtbefem.
RsueSpOtbeten.

G6arles u. MeGdrtbp on 2lpoIo
9. unb 6. 60. $1,000.
Wiaiam g. 0epou an Sanpion ..
unb 8. 60. $4,000.
GamueI 90. 6ornbroot an Wpoms
ina 6. unb g. 60. $4,000.
firfup 2Obse glo. 40l, 8. 8. 8. 8.
an Central Norippob u. uHb 6. u.
$500.
Senrb glisman on gbspiot .. uno
g. 60. $1,000.
Girls pottIdmibt an z. marb 8.
unb .. 60. $1,000.
gllma pditsn an Wlabiion .. u.
30. 2 $1375.
glntpn R. @ornberger an CALHOUN
6. unb .. 60. $500.
auen u. 81. @roipnell an Gbpin 6.
@reenndn $1073.41.
BETA M. 6ebisr an Goritbern Dbio
Gapings Bant 60. $4,000.
\ Bertha o. 2ub an NorthipeItern
9. unb 9. 60. $1,000.
gus. ydn9e an Didlpn ~. 9ern
$3.50.
syreba 8. aanae an 5uut Ctr. 8.
unb .. 50. $3.50.
gietor @diiiersr on linitD 8. unb
g. 60. $1100.
Tlarp 6. g1isberbslmnn an Central
dartmouth 9. unb 9. 60. s225o.
gstilste Gpprtbeten
CHARTS 6. MltGarttp on 4pollo
g. unb 8. SO. S2500.
Wlarp ylieIen an Hinbel 2frf. 6.
un6 3. So. $500.
R. 8. araip aH q. 8. Gulforb.
$1275.
gDaltsr g. wlrgOpan an Glifabsib
Hobsers $3.50.
1lOrsnee gsrria an GIane g. Gang,
bon $1,000.
airlup aosss .. 9. .. o. an
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MGiuren. Gin fh0nes 9unb.
5iiael unb Seen ipe9ieIn In bunter
s}OIse ab. 3pifd.n ben Mafuriiden
Sssn pisle fleine &dndls. Sp UNI.
fpupnt eis einaiass srobeg Maifsrneb
oas Iadenbe 50bsnlanb. gDs6 Dem,
nert bier nift BON Sugenb auf MeS
iinb Gtea beinnnt lit. Gefdbr 6rpbt
ibm. abnlih lpi, eem sfremnen in
ben ruiiiIGen Sumpfnieberunseu. gi.
senartia ME oas 2anb iinb aud bic
qsufs. Die Wlaiuren, Elm ppiniihsr
Woltsitamm proieitaniiiGea glda.
bens. iinb elm iriftiser. meiIt tLcnpsr
Msni6snidlna. 0yobe 4n5angii6
lett an ben bsimdtbiihsn gpben 1T
ibnen eiaen. 2ln dltsH Gitlen un5
gs6r1uden haftsn lie treu fen Qlu9
iinb Tie autrliiibid. bisber uHS aeIeIlig
iiniereinanosr. 8stannt III lire drrte
Ganqesfrrube. qln ben laigsn Uias
terabsnnsn terIammeln Iim bic iuaseH
Wldofen nit ibren Spitmrpdtn In
einsm fsitimu,tsn 6duis, nil g|oriisbe
tort, mo Der 6ausbeiiber als Mufit.
lisbbdter uao lstpaROier DsIhifltentr.
s6bler einen qiiien muf bat Neim en-.
figsn Gpinnsn ldufhen bann alls
ben nIien niafuriThsn mldthsn uas
Gagen, itnb ibdbrsnb bic gpinbel
iHnprrt, er.Iinet Elm WolfsIleo naGt
tem anbern Die maIuFiI9en gpIts.
iistsr ssibntn ii4 meiii burdl fisjes
Gmpfinben aus. unb bis GaHgesreI.
len trdgen Dus gtpr1st etier glniat
iiuo tnperoorbensn @sIiihls in Tit.
9sle 1sls :::i;afTFiifiSs =fi;FfiifiSs Sprd6e III lutnla
idj6n. Sie lit iebr arm OH gearifTsa
|uHb Gin id)lrerperitGnbIihes @erifsa
Gus alien n0SIideH flaipilAeu Bro
der. W,r lznssts 3tit in miafursn
subringi. taut out. lih bic qanbss,
iprdhe ansusianen: bsan Gem nrfnp
Zen. Der Mot maTuriif iprlmf. Be-
qsaHen Die Ginasborsnsn nit fnirtf
iiberiviHblidsn WiiEtrausn Dns
malriffe TamilisnIsten it |frmg pa.
iriarhaliTd. Die Jamilisnmitaiiebes
h1naen fthr ansindnber, aeten dbu
niemals ihrer 3drtlihtsit iraenb mel,
dltn Qfusbrud, iobnlb Frsmbe babeI
iino. Die lebmsgsippbnbsitsn. ipls
:Alsibung. Mobnuna unb Gfen iint
ouberf einfa4. Gonit ntsr Iebsn iit
gtnhBtdul unb flelbid uuf ihyem Gfiid
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'SnlanO ! SeIegrapll
@olanb moIinsanrausens
mad gslfort binsin-
fDrt.

NeD Ycrt 8. Sept. Rplanb
q. wlolineaur, Der i'm Sabre 1902
BON Der glntlase. i5rau aatterine g.
glbams ermorbet Su hatsn. freigeipro-
den ipurbs. bsfdnb iir3 am GDnntaq
in poliseilifem @sipubrlem in Babps
Ion. 6. q. WoIinsauy. Der felt mebres
ren Wphen ga!ieni III liner gierbens
beilonIialt in Babpion 1T, lief am
Sonntng WiOreen nur nit benz Babe
mantel tstleibet aus Der 2lnIfnIt auf
bic Girabe unb ihlas perihiebfns
paNanten, harunttr aud cine frou
nieoer, Bis CT BON mebrersn g,o!fsiiten
bingfeit semaht psrben tOnnte.
sSubiIdum bss Star
GpaHsIeb 9anner.S
Bultimore, IS. September IRii
prtripttIden Gotteabieniten IN alien
airntn Der Gtdbt nabm am Gpnntdu
bic auf bif Dauer ,iusr n1o&s bssed5.
= a 49, ~ - - ~ 49,
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slonouftenr beram6t.

Gin iiberous frs6er lleberfull
ipnrbe beuie Wlorsen auf ben iGirdben.
bdhn aonbuiteur Charles 6nuf,
BON go. 1897 Meitfpoob glpsnue. an
Der 5arriion uEb Meitmoob aDsnue
perii6t. 5aud battle ebsn feline Gar
berlaiIen, als on Der genannien
Sirdbensde spei Reser auf i'm suira.
ten unb unier 0orbnlten sines Re
boilers bic 5erdabe feiner Baarihaft
erapingsn ipollisn. Giner Der Bur.
ihen bedte ben Grf1rsdisn NIT Der
Maffe, ipGbrenb Der anbere bic Ia.
ihen burhiu1ts. unb Den @strna bon
$40 borfdnb. sm 8siis b.s Gelbes
ftIugen Die Ferle ben aonpulisiir ME.
Der un0 fliihisten iiber bic GsIsiis Der
6. II. 8. gabn nabs bss BRIGHTON
Strubenbabn Shuppens. Die De.
teftips Shtpaeble unb Diers fpurben
iofort aur llntsriuauna bss SALES
abssjonbt.
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goarb Of 9rufiws Of Wsiami Gonfs'
renee Gburd S450O.
u. 6. Cooper an u. W. @snirilp
$1250.
Ssnnie Wsanlpoob an Rettie Srsnb'
Ter $3.50.
Wlarp gsdsl an Central 5airmolIni
.. unb g. SO. $1,000.
emma Drsebmun an Gbparb y.
Quinn 800.
ylora Storb an gbna 8. Wiuts,
$500.
Rofalinb Clements an 7. Warb y
unb .. 60. $4,000.
Dnbio 8. gosIing Gil glmelia y
Wilb $1,000.
Wirsinia o. Durrel an gofiussi
lnb 5optins $4,000.
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rlcts gentsnnarf,isr Der Didtuna Der
NationoIbumne .Stur Spdnelsb Ban
nsrs burd Frnneis Seoit aen ibren
afnfdng. az. q.
g(ni glosbmittaa perdnitalteteii pic
9sreiniatsn Sdnser, 5000 utann
fart Inn Druib 6ill pari EN- NON.
aert Die Stabt pranat i'm l1on''eH
s5sitssfhmud
gIiB fdIus Elm.
3anespiIls, 81, 8. September.
Der gIib f6lug am Sonntas IN q.
nen Selbtbdlter Der Columbus gds
anb Jusl Co., II WasiIen BON bier,
unb bisrbur6 ipurbe Elm Jtusr psr'
urIadi, Bel fpsIdsm 1450 Sob Del,
bi. ffd IN z 1ants befanbsu. psr'
psrbrannten. Wan fontiie bic 6iar.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-07
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Gincinndti, 3. Sept. 1914.
Wm. 9. Deppu an Gam Bermon,
aipsi Sabre padtrsdt bonn Z. Seps
tember 1914 auf ben 2aoen go. 626
Central 9lDe. Mpnatlihe Mietbe $35.
glnnie M. QdipTpn an Willinm q.
Debou, 3ipei Cots 25 bel 80 Sub an
Der SiibIeite Der Getiieu Strdbe unb
5ipei Cots BON 25 Sub On Der giorns
ieiie bon Carlisle 9lbe., 81.
glIbin 6aie an Mmelid 6. BeIers
Isin, % Bel 100 yub an Der Weitieis
ts Der Wldin StraBe. 25 Sub nOrSlia
BON Gsesliior Ctr, 81.
Oapib g. @oslins an So5n 6.
Bruce, 100 bei 1913 sur an Der
Weitieits Der Carp 9lpe. in college
Sia. 81.
Jobn =. Wicder an sSobn u. Weis
Ier, 80 BEL 96 Sub an Der Roroieite
Der @eprse Str. ipeitlid bon Central
gpenue, 81.
Spbn u. MeiIsr an Sol. Del Gas
psro, 80 BEL 96 SUB an Der Jiorbleite
Der Deorse StraBe, 167 SUB tDeitli9
Der Smith Str, 81.
5bomas 8. Gaff unb nnbsre on
5nrolb ". Sniiih, fiinf Sabre pa9ts
reht BON 1. Geptember 1914 auf bic
Cots Rp. 172, as, AZ unb 48 in Gbas.
30. Shorts llnterabthsiiuns in Jern
gont. sSdbrIids Wietbe 500 nit
gntaufsreGt pon $4,000.
9Rofalinbs Clements an gbris.
pottihmibt unb anbers, 40 BEL lao
syuB an Der gpefiisite Der GleHmore
9lps., 4e sui, iiibIid bon 81. Wartins
plab, 81.
Dora Stofp an alma patten, Cot
IL In Midael gudels llnterabtbeis
lung in Mnpiionpille. 81.
Belle Softer an Sames $. Softer,
rs BEL 30 SuB on Der 9iiisite Der
Bead @pe.. 25 CUB n6rblia pOm Der
Gptrs Strnbe, 81.
Gmiib Softer an Sames s. Joiter.
basfelbe gigsntbum. 81.
Gmmn Sreebman an Gbith 8. Wis
de, 40 bel 140 islb an Der MeitIeite
Der "a. Sirdbs in Odflep. 81.
Catherine Sunisr on @eorge Duns
Ter, 66 syub an Der Oitisite Der SEE
ferfon 9lps., 141 Sub nDrbliH Der
Glart Str. 81.
Gbpin q. 9reenman an 2ren u.
gropneu, 33 bel 200 SUB an Der
Rprbieiie Der Central 4benue in
sSairmount. 81.
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80. 6. SspTer, Got 50 in RoIe SiI
Bari llnierabtbeillng. 81.
Gbas. Staensolb an 5om. 9aiiia.
brei Sabre qa1treht ouf no. ABB
Central glpenue sfpiiden Der 8ifrten
unb s5iinften StraBe. MDnaiIihe
Wisthe $3.50.
Wilbur &. Qlrnolo an Innd Raul;
hpIb, As Bel 114.07 syub on Der Rorbs
isiie Der Sisblanb glbe, 81.
DsTb 5aIfenitein on Bannis Inltens
ifein, Giasntbum so. 66S Rodoale
glpfnue, 81.
Charles asppert an Charles 5nm.
mel, Got SO. s in Der 3oclpsiea! Spn.
llntsrabibcilung. 81.
DidIcn 80. 6ern an 5reoa 8. Cans
os, Got SO. 36 in yiortpoob @iep
llnterabtbeilune. 81.
N.rs Gedltn 60. an Marp 6. Hies
berheIman, 5bsiI Der Got gp. z bon
Ro6b's gItaie in gbepiot. 81.
SoEn n. gfpan an Gilbert q. groois
bant, 40 bei~20o 5uB ON Der 9prbs
ieite Der Salpin 2lpe.. 81.
aaiberine Nrances gbeiins on Bio
sspur 9. nnb g. Co., 25 Bel 102 SUB
an Der RorbTeite Der 9fGtsn StruBe.
115 '5ub Dftlib Der 5reeHdn Ipe, 81.
gmil @lbredt on emma al6redt.
n5rblihe 35 gus Der Got go. 1853
Der glberpn 2anb SO. lInterabtbsis
luun 81
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