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southern man will hand 1t to her on
silver platter.
WONDERFUL DEVELOPMENT.

silver platter.
WONDERFUL DEVELOPMENT.
There has been a wonderful de-
velopment In the last fifty years. But
the political life has not kept pace
with the industrial life. We are not
governing ourselves. We are being
COVE ned by certain interests. And
the way to get back again to the real
democracy is to enfra nchise the other
half-the wcIEen of the country.
do you think that the women whose
forefa hers have made this great coun-
try what il is deserve nothing at the
hands OF the country-no rights or
government-when any eZnigrant, no
matter how ignorant or ilIiterate he
may be, how c. iminal his tendencies,
may have the right TO cast his vote
after residence of 81 few years.
France is governed by the French,
Germany by the Germans, but who
may say who governs America, when
any alien may cast his vote, and the
women IF the country must stand
aside and let him make laws that she
cannot Tefute:
Anyone may cast his vote in the
United States. after he reaches the age
of tweaJy-one except the idiot, the
criminal the insane, or the woman.
AS TO CCLCRED WOMEN.
TT is SO often asked in the South
What would you do with the vote of
the colored woman? Well, the vote
of the colored man has not disin-
tegrated the political life of the South.
Why should that of the southern wo-
man? IN the South the democrats
hold the balance of power, because ia
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-03-13
Everybody Needs Liver StimuIant
at Some Time or Another. Your
Druggist Guarantees Dod-
sons Liver Tone.

Nearly everybody nov I'd then Il
annoyed with a sluggish :, liver or
by cor stipation or oy billoi e7ess.
II is for this reason thu Oodson's
Liver Tone is such a gooa medicine
to keep always in the house.
Either children or grown-ups can
take Dodson's Liver Tone without
bad after effects and without restria
ton of habit or diet. 1t is a yege
table liquid with pleasant taste. ana
a sure relieYer of : constipation and
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pensacola Cotton Marked.
NEW YORK MARKET.
New Orleans Futures.

New Orleans. March 12-Unfavorable
weather conditions in the cotton region
caused an advance Of to points in the
price of cotton during the early trading
today. The opening was quiet and steady
at an advance of l to points. Low
temperatures in the early sections of the
belt were. the basis for the buying.
Talk Of increased acreage this spring
held the market down although bears
did not make much Roadway with prices.
At noon the trading months were to 2
points down net
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VESSELS IN PORT.
STEAMSHIPS,

steamships.
,Kronstsd, Nor. 1906 Messer. Mobile
to NJ A. Quina Export Company
Emilia Aust 1921, Ribarich, Marsei-
les, to Gulf Transit Co.
Whistler, Br. II 8, Eggart, Teneriffe,
to the H. Bars Co.
z o. Saltmarsh, Br. 2915, Rogers
Liverpool via Cuban ports. to Gulf
Transit Company.
Orubian. Br, 2411. Bolton. Port L-
mon, to John A. Merritt & Co.
Juno, ItaL 2495, Cola, Geona, to c.
W. oliver, agent.
Ships.
Novo. Nor. 1411. Gregersen. Pernam-
buco. to Southern States Lumber Co.
Wallacetown. Ttal. 1867. Cacace.
Montevideo, to H. Baars Co.
Barkentines.
Stranger. Br. $40, Whitney. Matan-
zas, to master.
Norma Angelo, I al 1880, Repetto,
Rio Janeire, to H Baars Company
Pasqualo 1 auro, al. 1046, Lauro Rio
Janeiro. to Order.
Miranda. Nor. 1888. Hetan. to NJ. A.
Quina-
Altacama. Nor 1868, Gundersen. CO.
penhagen. to Searns Lumber Co.
Atlanta, Nor 99s. StendahI. Bah a
S-h>oners.
Laguna, BIZ. 313. BoyIes, Mobile, to
Master
Dora C. Br. 4o2. Bolton. Mobile, to
Master.
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BIG ATTENDANCE
At CHAUTAUQUA
SATURDAY IS EXPECTED TO BE
BANNER DAY, OWING TO FINE
PROGRAM AND LOW RAILROAD
RATES.
sprcrAr. m rrIr rnrrRrr ~.

SPECIAL TO THE JOURNAL
DeFunlak Springs, March 1.-THE
attendance at the Chautauqua this
week has been exceptionally large. at
tributabie no doubt to the splendid at
fractions offered. Gertrude Waldernar's
lectures on the child labor problem
have attracted the thoughtful and
music lovers have enjoyed the vocal
work of Christian Levin. Wednes-
day night DIR. Kings school OF eX-
preston presented Rip Van Wrinkle
and by special request IT was repeated
Thursday night.
The program for Saturday is ex-
ceptionally strong. including Julia Cea-
ser Maybe I'm the afternoon and
children's play at night under direction
of DIR. King, besides the readers, So
loists and other musicians. The low
rate Of one dollar for the round trip
is expected to bring several thousand
people.
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SHE is A WISE WOMAN.

Who recognizes in the tell-tale
symptoms such as backache, head
aches, dragging sensations. nervous
ness and irritability the true cause
and relies on Lydia z. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound to restore her to
healthy normal condition. For for "
years this root and herb remedy has
been pre- eminently successful in con-
trolling the diseases of women Merit
alone could have stood such a ttst
OF ume. (Adv.)
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NOTICE TO VOTERS
OF PRECINCT NO. Is

The registration books for Precinct No
% win be open at the Court house from
March Is TO April Is All voters in said
precinct will be required to re-register as
the books presented by the deputy reg
istration officer were improperly made
up and were rejected by Supervisor Of
registration and by the county commits
sioners.
FELO NALLISTER
Supervisor OF Registration.
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NEWS OF THE MARKETS

today at 46 cents, with sales Of 15s
casks. Receipts were Is casks and ship
ments 10 casks, leaving stocks Of 14.054
casks.
The rosin market opened and closed
firm. Sales were 1874 barrels. receipts
|. 49s barre.s and shipments $40 barrels,
leaving stocks Of 112.44s barrels.
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ELECTION DISTRICT

no. IS, In Escan1bla County, Fla, Es-
tsbiIshed March Srd, 1914.
Resolution creating Election District
Thirty-Five:
There shall be, and there is hereby,
created an election district to be known
ms Election District Number Thirty-Five.
bounded on the north by the north lines
OF sections thirty-three and thirty-two.
in township one south, range thirty
west, and the north lines of sections
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-03-13

Great values will be Of
fered for your dollar on
Dollar Day, March 10Th
Thursday.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-03-13

There is more of human
interest in The Journals
WANT Ad Way" page than
IN any other part Of the pa
per.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-03-13

Piles Cured in to - DAYS
Druggists refund money if PAZO ONT
MENT fails to cure itching. Bind. B eed-
ing of Protruding Piles. First applica-
ton gives relief. soc (adV)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-03-13

The want AID Way"
page is one of the great fea-
lures of this paper. Read it.
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Liverpool, March 12-Cotton spot easier
Good middling .....--....-...-..... 7.34
Low middling Observation-Disclosures. s 60
Sales 1000 bales. Speculation and ex-
port 700 bales.
Receipts 10000 bales.
Futures steady
March 6.602; March-Aprfl 6.6O1k; May
June 6.5416; July-August 6 451a; August
September 6.36h; October-November
6.171; December-January Gil; January
February Gil.
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q . o . = O o o q Q Q . Q q Q
YESTERDAYS WEATHER.
o . . Q Q . 0 @ . q = . .

United safes Department Of Asri-
culture. Weather Bureau. Charles T.
Marvin, Chief. Daily Weather Bulletin
PensacoIa's Temperature Data.
Highest on record for March, 81 de-
grees.
Lowest on record for March, . de-
grees.
Day temperature in March usually
rise 10 IS degrees.
Night temperatures in March usually
fall to 81 degrees.
Highest temperature Yesterday, 81
degrees.
Lowest ten perature yesterday, II
degrees.
Pensacoia's Rainfall Data.
Normal for the month of March, 5.36
inches.
Total rainfall this March to I p. III,
2.4S.
Total deficiency this year to Febru-
airy %. 2.38.
s0U 0Asr. s. 81 AZ EsSrSs NcssCn
"a - Z T. EEkk b
81: : :;s; a az az: az s ss s 81.
sasea slass req
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over and has six children one son, AMI
one daughter being married.
Mr.. McAdoo. who = the builder of
the Hudson tunnel Gew the wilson
family before his entry into the cabi-
net and has been an intimate friend ol
the presidet since early in the pre-
convention campaign.
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GRAIN AND FEED.


There iy a slightly better demand for
Smwn timber, due to a fairly good sized
movement Several vessels are in port
taking cargoes OF this character and
buyers have entered the market to some
extent. supply on hand is Hight and
receipts about normal Sales during the
past week were on the following basis:
Average OF 80 feet and up, 81 and q u
cents; averages OF 25 feet, 90 cents;
averages OF 20 feet. Is and 1874 cents.
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Chicago Grain.

Chicago, March 12.-Cash grain and
provisions:
wheat-No. red s5@z; No 2 hard
s2A; No. northern 941s 1905; No. .
spring 94k0e5
Corn-No. 2 651e; No. yellow S.
Oats-No. white 4oH@A; standard
93A GAO.
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champagne.
This monster OF the sea carries as
its principal fighting equipment a bat
terry OF ten 14-inch guns. being the first
warship in the world to be fitted out
with guns Of such large calibre: and
in addition, has in its main battery
twenty 5-inch guns. Since the
14-inch guns were placed on the Texas,
a japanese battleship has been equip
ped with similar sized guns although
Is 5-inch guns are the largest which
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Suffrage Cause Ably Es-
poused by Miss Engle

CONTINUED rom FIRST Page.)
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know Tango steps ind themselves at
a loss when they attempt to dance with
people who have learned elsewhere. Mr.
Adams has noted the steps that are
being used universally and teaches
only those worth while. Personal va
rfations are sometimes pretty. he says
but beginners and advanced dancers
are now asking for steps that can he
used anywhere and are not too difhcult
for the average person
The Journals want AID.
Way" will get you results.
Try an ad. in these columns
for satisfactory results.
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Texas is Ready For
Fighting or Frolicking
sion with the traditional bottle of
champagne.

CONTINUED from First Page.)
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Naval Stores Market.
Savannah. March 1z-The spirits of
furpentine market opened and closed firm
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Another White House
Wedding is the Report

Continued from First Page.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-12

0bihdBuna pornebmen rnb bic geIebz
lid porgeihriebene Strafe hin3ufiigen
fpetoen. auns io[l elm germogen be-
fiben oos duf II Bis 20 Weilliontt
geifdBt tpirp. Seine Steueranga5e
BON $4,000 fir Die peter Sums So.
pirb non ben Stauerbeb0rben als sine
umgehung Oes 8efesss be3ei6net.
So6nions 6luht.
Ghicagn, 81, II. 5ebr. Die
@rano Jurp bat bic nit Der Jlutt
oes Sauittdmpfers So6nIon oertniiprz
len llmftdnoe unterfu6t unb feline Nn.
Hagen erboben. Der 8unbes Nn-
malt erblidt barin cine Re6tfertiqunq
fir aue in bieIem SSalle perpdftigten
8unoesbeamten.
Der pro3eb ge8en ben Se=
nator Z. g. Gore.
Gtla + o ma gttp. Oflo., Il.
5ebruar. 2tm Wittpp6 beQann bier
Der pro3eB gsgen Den gunDesienotor
9. g. Gore BON Stlabpmd, ben 5rau
Minnie 6. Bomb duf $4,000 Shaz
oeneriaB psrfla9t bat, neil er angel.
lid in einem 5otel 5u Waibington perz
1uht bate, ne 5u pergeDaltigen.
Der 4ntpalt Der &ldgerin Iagte in
ietner gr0ffnun9sreoe, bab Der Sendz
tor ben 2ln9riff auf 5rau Bomb in eiz
nem 3immer qenldht babe, in ba5 iis
ii6 3uiammen auf ben Munf6 bes Ct
nators begeben bdtten, um ungeitort
iiber Die @rnennung, oes 8attsn Der
6rau Bomb, Sultan Bomb, gu einem
gunoesamt iprefsn 81 tOnnen. Gr
fdgte audi, buB SSreunoe bes Senators
Gore Deriuht bdtten, bic 2tnaele1enbeit
81 pertuihen uuo 5rau 8ono gu perz
dnlafen, Waibington gu psrtaFen.
Der 1nDalt Des Ssnatprs aab ben
9eI6porsnsn qegeuubsr cine anoere
8eriion Der Qlffaire. Gr iaQte, baB
Der Senotor nit 5rau Bomb in ibrem
s5ptel auf gereInbarung 3uiammengez
troffen lei, I'm iiber bic Grnennunq
ibres Wonnes 3u Ipre6sn, uno 1rau
Bomb ben Ssnator erTubt babe, in
tbr 3immer gu tommen, no Tie unge.
itOrt iprshen tonnten. DGbreno Der
untsrreoung babe oann 5rau 8ono
ben Senator um ben 6uls oepatt; sr
babe fih uber losgeriFen uno oas3imz
msr DerIafen. Wlebrere Gage ipGter
babe Fruu Bomb BEL Dem 9iItritt. Qn,
malt in Waibinqton 8eihperbe oes
fiibrt. Der 0iItrittanpaIt babe fid)
a6er estpeisert. cine &Iags gu er6e5en,
od tbm bic Sahe 81 3neifel6aTt borz
getommen fei.
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SiHeolns 0ebnrtstas.

Ter 8ebiirtstag oes Didrtnrer.
BraiioeIlten sIbraham lincoln miro
beiite in Den offentlid,en Sfulen be.
obaftet. ssn Der Sanos Shnle ee.
langt elm abtuehsIungsreides gro.
grnmm sur 5urffiibrung rno srpar
onrh 3oglinee oes ). mo 6. 8raos.
Gasielbe laiitet:
Btano Solo - Rarie Samel
Sineoln's Geburtstaa - 2eola
Sfmiot.
Sincoln's Seben - Sorrn gopo,
Charles Burlington. Wsprtle ,sIue.
gel, Stella 8arDep uno Sames
Bremen.
Sinecln Der tppii6e smerifaner -
Guiiea Mubera.
Gin 8eoid)t - ltoenia Sbirar.
Sbe Sittle gase - sSeannette Ic.
Garthp.
VianosSolo - Selen Gettlner.
Viano.Solo - gloa SuIer.
Sincoln, Der eroBe gefreier - 9,or.
ma Sdauars.
Sleine erinneritngen @iIliam
9eunnefer, Selen Spef, SpIpia
0tcgRomee. Dorot6ea Bomb, Hutb
Gtifiel, eosar g9iiter. artbur
Roberts, 9era Rotbe, 5npnono
Sntitb, 0ioIo Qinoeman.
Gin 8eoift - gtmer abeagiin.
Gin gosel, Der ieiert - slpril Stei.
merit.
Gin 9eSid,t - 9faIpb Gllpooo.
Blano.Solo WnrceIla glelterien.
Tiano.5rio - 2ouiie @oIter, 2eiter
Seiier. Grun 8utefunIt.
1be Wan OF tbe Sour - Senrietta
gJeman.
aniprahe abrobam 2inceIn's -
Rcrnla TomIher.
aineolit, bic Soffnufg bes aeiuohnIi.
den 8oIfes - Wnraarpt 2oefner.
aleine 0iiitben uiro Braiioent Gin.
coin - Barn Jrebler.
Our Golors - gioIa aanet
EiancsSolo - 2oiliie @oIfer.
Vinno.Solo Grno 8utetnnit.
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VeriDMai aisN Notisem.

5err garIM. aubrba fth ess
fern NIT 5Srl. 2nella Uidrie
3bole, 5o6ter bes 6errn 9erns
barb sbole, bon 3400 8iibop Strabe,
Dermdblt. Die 3raitung nurbe DON
grsbii6of Woellsr in Der tatbolif6sr
airhe in Clifton poll3ogen. Der junge
ghemann itlnb oorOem als Chauffeur
in 3ienlten bes airdenfiiriten, rettets
In oicier ieiner 1bdtiafeit einHll
Elm Menihsnlebsn, pofiir Carnegie
ibn nit elmer 6eroenmebailie belobn-
te. SEPT iit er i'm gisre unb Butter
gefhdft f.ines ShpiegerDaters on Der
iinteren Wdin GtraBe, bas cr in Bal
be dllein iibernebmen ipirb. benn Der
alte 5err mill itr1 aur Rube ieben.
Ginitneilen bat ods jiinss pddr bic
5oh5eitsreiie mad palm 8eah in
Jloriod ongetretsn.
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- - -
Ginbrii1e uno 5iebfdble.

aus eiter 8nittpirtbid1aft on
ser .. uno Smitb StraBe nuroe &c.
tern Dem 9eujauliu Soffiieo BON 9tc.
324S 92alllportb StraBe elm Sano'
fofier nit eSnbult euhpeitoet. Der
9eitohlene be3ifiert ieinen gerluit
auf Si2.
- Wiitelit RafItliiHsls perIhafftt
iif eeiiern Rdfruittag Elm 8ieb 3le
tritt All Der Wo6nung BON 2ouis
5rotter, Ro. 329 Weit 6. Strabe,
uno enttpeuoete einen 4nsug, Elm
gantbud Der Union 5ruit Co., SO in
ganr iotpie cine billige llhr, Jlefu
Dorter Inbritot.
- Gin g,ipanotsr Dieb bat geiisrn
9ben5 psrfdRoensn Witglisber Der y.
W. 6. u. in Dem 8e6iube bes Sniff
tutes an Der Z. uno Walnut Strdbs
beitoblen. ". 6. Sdnnsr betlaat Den
gerluit elmer geloborie nit So oSns
bait; elmer arua ben 9erluit zines
Wintsrpdletots i'm 8srtbe bon $50
unb 8. q. Sldter biibts siu.n out
i'm Werthe BON $3.50 Elm.
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Musmauoerer.
Bon glrtbur 2dutnuer.

europa - Die Mlutter Der neusu
QBeltl Seit ben SaQen. in benen so.
!umbus Die fiiite 4msrifas aus ben
Nellen iteiQen iab. ieit einem balbeu
.Subrtauieno, bat europa nit Ieiner
ltberfule an Wtsuihen ben 8oben ae.
onnQt. ben gntoedermuth Ieiuer Sob
re Der WeIt srihloifen bate, glbenz
teureriinn uno Grtperbermutb, Serrid-
iud]t uno 9otb - ipie nit G,eibellt
trieben lie 6unoerttduTenoe, Wiuionen
uter oas W(eer. ioeute brdnoet bic
Wenft1enfluth itdrter penn ie biaiibec
III ods Rieienlano, in beiien uner-
l6loiienen Dsiten Die Sehniu6t lin
acbli1er aus materielIer Roth, aus
poIitiidem 0rud Wohtitano uno sJrei.
belt eripartet. esn ben 6afenmefro-
pollen Der alien Wslt. in ben 4uslpQnz
osrerhaIlsr oranat iid elm 6untes Ge>
rptmmsI, elm 9Dlteraemiit bes Sitens.
Sanaft III bic oeatihe, bic enalilhe,
Tronaoiift,e unb ipaniihe 4usfpdnbe-
runG. bic ehe6em ben ameritdniidhen
Sentiment benolterts. sur geoeutunqs-
loiiateit Rrabaeiunten, Der inouitria,
liiirte Neiten guropas bietet Ieinen
Sohnen 4rbeit uno grot, tann ielbIt
nitt mehr bic urbsitsbereiten 9trme
entbshren. Die iiber feline oftlihen
8rensen heranordnaen. 2lber aus rui
iiiher aulturfiuiterniB, aus Der lpirtb-
iddftIitlen unb politiihen Hotb bes
Sftens uno Siiooitens Guropas fiibrt
unsdhIiqe esabr um ssabr bic 6off.
nuna lber ben Ssedn cine Soffs
nuno. bic tauienomdl enttduiht. fpels
de bic 8erfrdlenbeu oriiben ods qraue
fame antlib Der Rotb, benz iie 3u ent.
rinnen hofften. pieoeriehen laBt uno
ood1 eine. Die lebte 6pffnund unaGhli-
aer qiiidloisr S6hne guropas bleibt.
llno nidlt empfdnat bic menfhlithe 81.
6un1 Der mobernen Rieienodmpfer
mehr ipie emit uaitliher. iebem 9ln.
tommlina freuuDipilliJer 9ooen. Rit
eternen, INNER perffdrftsn GsiebeE
umaiirtet iih 4merita aeaen bic AM
eripiirlihteA Ginlpanberuna, id,on TIT
eer Uonsn Der 9ereiniaten Staaten
cefdttiat. fpenn niht NIT Menihen, 10
bod NIT isuem WenidsHmaterial. nasI
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Coroner Joertmsper fiibrts s.iiern
bic llntsrIuhung Der 5ooesurlate 0es
sSrGulein Sophie SaRb su GHoe. pels
he am %. Jlnuar i'm it1oiiIdsn
arnntenbaus peritarb. Dem GSrsner
nurbe ieiner5sit mitsttbeiIt. oaB bic
0eriiorbene anffeinenb niht bic ihr
3ufiebenbe 8ehanoluns I'm fidotifhen
Hrantsnbous srbolten babe. Der Cos
roner CAB fein Derbiit babinlaiiteno
ab, bab es ai,ssefdloiien mar, bet
sransen eine b.ionbere peri6nlihe
aufmsrtfamteit 3u 5beil iperoen gu
laiIen. bennoh bic Bsbonoiuns ihrss
JalIes 10 gut sepeien III. pie Tie uns
ter ben obipoltenotu llmitonoen BATE
isin fonnen.
Sn Der Wobnuns einsr Reserfami.
lie. SO. 514 g<oree Strabe. periturb
seitsrn Worsen pi0siid bic As Sabre
alis Mlice Donesan, poielbft iie llns
terihlupf seSeu bic Rdlte sefu6t bats
ie. gie bem Coroner mitsstheilt
ipuros, mar oie Jrou beinobe srfroren,
oIs fie bos 6aus erreidxe unb tnr5e
3eis mad ibrem gintritt peritarb. Der
Coroner in bemiibt, Nnatb6rise Der
Weritorbenen 3u ermitteln.
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edJmeiser Rdnnerd)or.

Der SdtDeiser Mdnnerdor Bat Be-
ianntlif beidloifen, nit feiner 9tbenns
iinterboltuna nnh Reniudp oiissufpdn.
bern. Das aonsert finbet Sonntda,
10. SSebruar in Der gopinatoner 5urn,
balle itatt unb afpar bsainnt bic Jeft.
ltd1feit fdon i'm 53 uhr Nahmiftaos.
llnter 2eituna bss Diriaenten tpiro
bag folaenbe proaramm burhoefiibrt.
SdnaeraruB bes Gfpeiser Wdnner.
DIOR. Cincinnati. 8.
ghorlieber
al ssm Sfpeiserlanbe rouift Elm
Quell so. Bdumaarten
b 1nf Der alm, ba giebt's "a
Siin6 .. ssobler
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-12
Amerieaa 2rnssiit Sire Sni. So.

Die obige gereinigiing belt &C.
tern cine Gireftoren. .geriammlimg
i'm 0ibion Sol,ie ab. in lpeld)er Die
folgenoen geaniten erlpablt iuuroen :
Vraiioent: Gbas. s.. slperp. Chicago,
sM.; 8i3epraiioent: i. q. SeinriB,
SoIpofe, RaiI.;; sSrnnf $. SreeridS.
Cincinnati; Sefretar: George Gauif.
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aotteIpell, Sosboro, Ea.:. 2ouis 6.
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nieru, Isis; BeorgceG. Donng, gr-
hnnnnn, 80. 3D.; Or. u. 9. 3lpif,
Cincinnati, uao Ir. 80. 6. aHoer.
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6 berbpura. 4bge9.: .arOnprine
3e1in GeciIte" (pou Sremen) nad Iep
g)ort.
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