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The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-03
ARRANGEMENTS ARE MADE
 FOR PROTECTION OF HuERTA

street which has reached Mexico. lIu- ,rra iS "all i'm
 Tn" Iurrta whr sits in moody -i- lcucr in the national palace today is no, thy same mau who dctird pr.si dent Wilson and the American army to come and put him ou of the rr'.si- drrcv. in fact it. je holi.erd h, many |tlat Ilurrta would hc N,l> 4Ltd now if hr could find d way "ll "t his pr"sou' position IT,, does not dare g" ont "t th,. palace. without .t strong guard md h. is even in tr.r of his lifr nt th'' hands of the very men Who he om- rl"N"~ (" protect him. Ills money is 4"nr and he k uuahlr to horroW, and :. president of MoNic" Wh" cannot dol" "Io 1ho }ljeh. 4"ldou coins i1 indeed r". a hld Wa>.
 r. is said Dhu Iurrta has been warned tlu if hr urt'mpts to leave the capital h. will he killed IT." Is even afraid now tn make the trIp tn Vera Cruz Whcr" Lr keeps t -,unhna { ready tu tr,Sport him out of the coun- try and Struecst "t all he has, through his friends, appealed {" th" very nation and the very man he in- sultcd for protection in his hour "t need.
 Tn" coustituti"uaiists are advancing cu tn" city and EIuerta is afraid tc fec from the city. He knows that d few more victories by his enemies vii ena blc them tn enter his last strong hold and the order has already beer the erstwhile dictator has appealed |, the United States and the country which he threatened and. insuted has not failed him in his hour of need. If necessary American marines vii he landed and will proceed to the cit, in advance of it's equalization to tht reEels and these men will take charge of the protection of all government of ficials and foreignrs who may need looking after.
 The American legation has arranged with the railroad company for an arm pred train which will he kept ready at Vera Cruz and in case of emer- Sency this will be run up to the city with regiment of marines from the
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-03

s,-ns tu be associated with the sp""ds dr> rlopmcnt/of Alaska and any otii- ci,l wh"/f~ ugaIrst this devrlopm"nt i> considered a rank outsider.
 senator Chamberlain and Congress '1u1u Albert Johnson of the territories committee of thr house are ndefatiga h', in pushIn2 Alaskan matters and N.il" they persist m heir present at titude there IS n" chance of either the h GIsiatiNr or the executive branches of the government rursrtting that .Alask1
 k uu the map and that Aaskt is the .&GcSi 3ud u'hcot proposition that thr ="> rrnmrtr "t the uitrd States has "u hand ul lh- present time
 .|,n,u"r ChuhcI hll f"t th,. ,"nIui ut rh'. de, 'l"pm"lt of the ter rIi"l> hN a board of directors has met With th" instant appr">al of many "l tn, srualots .ud ,uueressmeu and with the ,upor, of the president be- hrud it there S,"ins r'"ry possibility of itS speedy passage.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-03
Special Nugget Service.

NEW YORK Feb. 3.--Thc national democratic club started in last night to hold regular oldtime love feast and get-togcther meeting which was to divergent party factions within the state and city of New York. How well the party leaders succeeded in their efforts to bring the scattered elements together may be judged from tho fact that so far as officially re- corded the meeting has not as yet
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-03
Special Nugget Service.

MEXICO CITY. Feb 5. The con tlnp"d adNanc" of the Constitutionalist forces and their series of victories II the field together with the growing ntimcnt in both the army and among cNl'li#ns against the dicta' orship ot ''ucrtH has at 'ast put fcHI into the F',rt "f the mn who only q few weeks az" was defying the United states and. practically the cntir, world Then Hucrta had money and coud hribc and purchase. Now he is practically bankrupt Then lIucrta counted som" of the nations of f.urop, aa his friends passivcly if not actively Now he has no friends without the country with the pessihl" exception "t Japan and Japan is only his fri"nd fol what she can get out uf him. Thi- sgt, ms tu be little enough now and for $, cing the fall of the dictator. Japan i- already showing manifestations of | sire tn square herself with the Uni ted states for her break over the Mex i,an situation.
 This leaves the president of McNic, practically on his own resources and his resources arc about gone To put the situation in the language of tho
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-03
DEMOCRATIC MEETING
 ENDS IN DISORDER

the chair many friends of the cN governor as well as other democrats who deplorc the Murphy methods and would he glad to see the party in New York freed from the influence of his rule. were on their feet attempting to he heard against the motion.
 The uproar was so great that tn" ohairmcn could not lmak" himself heard in recognizing any of the would be speakers and the result was that several men were addressing the meet . inA on both sides of the Murphy uucs
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-03

although the hall where the loyal sons of democracy met is today empty and forlorn. The harmony meet ing did not adjourn at all, it just quit, and if quit in the greatest dis order that has been seen at T party meeting here for some time
 All of the trouble started when -,, motion was made and seconded that Charles F. Murphy the man who fou ght and beat Sulzer, be elected tu the leadership of Tammany hall.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-03
Nuggets Special Service.

1 ''A' SSSh . OPSN'o' SS'N'SSs
 ! WASHINGTON. Feb. , That
 there is to be absolutely no lctup in the pushing of legislation which will Hct as immediate and scientific dcNrl- oTmcnt of the territory of Alaska with every advantage which can be given 1 by the direct interest and encourage
 mtnt of the national government is iI,tuming more and more manifest here. President Wilson has not ll- his interest in territorial affairs wan" N.th the assurance of the building of the governmental roads and is keep i;l" in close touch with those wh" ar" hGurinG nn the proper steps that should he taken hS the ational gov land in the north and the establish urnt of conditions which will bring
 ahcut q speedy influx of immigration, ard a rapid development of the know" and unknown resources.
 The president and his advisors arr
 not altogether satisfied with the pres ant method of government in the ter il3torN but there is no immcdiat,
 change contemplated along these lines
 Senator Chamberlain has introduc-
 eel bill, which has the approval of
 tn, administration. and which it iS claimed will expedite the admlnstra
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-03
CIIAMBERLAIN BILL GIVES
 ALASKA BOARD OF CONTROL

plHrdlng of the roads and trails with th, exception of the railroads
 Th" main officers of the board. it is contemplated will be in Seattle This, however. is not as yet definitely de ciG"d and it is the one point in the Chamberlain plan which has not <thr cutir" support of ,rll of thos" interest
 ed some of the men who Are work in" for tn" speedy development of the main offices of the board should hr within the territory itself and not n' q plac" "uixfdr where the members of rh, h";,pd and th, heads If lhr srl cIal departments in ,hirp" If the y"Ih win not be n Us close tolu.n with Alaskan affairs as they might h. were their principal offices located at <, ln, point within the boundary of thr IHud over which they have nlris- di, ti"n on th" other hand it is argu- rd th;u Sr,ttic iS in closer touch with tloc several sections of Alaska than are thvs" sections with each other and that the business of the board will he facilitated by having the offices tEcr" It iS. however al minor point .lud either side is willing ro make oorccssions in regard tn the loc:,tion of headquarters The main object uf everyone in Washington at pcrsrnt
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-03
JAPAN ACCEF TS. Nugget Special Service.

TOKYO. Feb , Contrary tu a ee- t,l"ls Japan will participant, in th, ."on1 exposition Th s"v"tim"u u3 7uurod "i'ici,u> r"d That ar- r.nG"mrnts would h" mod, for Jrp.,n- :" participation
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-03

WASHINGTON. Feb 3 The rc-
 ports from Mexico City which ha>. stated that while liuerta is sulkinc in his palace and trying to arrange for hr protection hv the Americans the cunstitutiunalist cause is cainine ground wer" given a rrasnnahl basis today when it was announced from the Whit" House that President Vii
 son has raised the embargo or the shipment nf arms and munitions of i Wra into Mexico from the United states and that hereafter the enemies Iof Ilu"rta could purchase all they de
 sired in~ the way of ware material in
 this country. This means the end of the IIuerta regime,
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-03
COLLUM BURIED. Special Nugget Service.

SPRINGFIELD. Ill., Frh ?. The funeral of the late Senator Cullom was held here today. The enterment was made at Oakridgo at sundown. The late senator was buried between tn" bodies of his two wiv 'e wEo wtr" n' "ried Miss II Inna Ml Fisher and tier her death marrying Miss ll'r Fisher
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-03
WANTS US. PROTECTION
MUST BE LITERATE
orcial Nugget Serv ce.

WASHINGTON. Fob. The ef forts being mad" h> certain members r. congress to ha}r the provision for nteI,,cN test If all immigrants i>nichen from 'h" pending immiera tion bill seem doomed tu failure
 "hrrr has h"on considcrahl" rritl-
 .m ot those members If th. house who hav.. stood ,ll' for th" ..limmltion Ihls test and 'oda th. matter was
 tnalll decided when an tmendmen, {" rh, hil' which WAS introduced with thu object If eliminating this test was d fr.,t"d h, 4 large majority
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-03
SHIP CAPTAIN
 NEGLIGENT
Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 3.--Thc after hGth of the tcrrib" disaster which oc- cured d few days ago when the Nan tGcket rammed and sank the Monroe of the Virginia capcs came today charges of negligence and disohcdienCt of the rules of the steamship company preferred against Captain Osman Der r. of the Nantucket.
 The captain will be relieved If his command at once and a thorough in- NestigatiOn of the accident will be made by the federal government
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-03

tion at the same time.
 In vain the chair attempted to re- store order in the meeting. The ora = tors who were on their feet continued to' crate and way over in one corner of the room two of the lessor lights of the party indulged in the famous Tammany tango which resulted in a black eye for each
 This ended the patience of the pre- siGing officer and being a perfectly rcod Tammany man himself and a friend of Murphy to boot. he,declared the resolution adopted without putting it to a vote.
 Had this been anything buta demo- cratic meeting, and in New York the ending would have been facilitated by the police. As it was the disorder continued for some time after the chairman had left the rostrum. But the motion in regard to Murphy stands as having been passed.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-03
OSCLiNES APPOINTMENT Special Nugget Service.

WASliINGTDN. Feb. . William C. ambassador to Russia by the president and confirmed by the senate today informed the president that he would he unable to accept the appointment
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-03
CLAIMS HE DISCOVERED RoUT. Srcc,al Nugget Service

WASHINGTON Feb Professor ..Wr'.nc" If the marnr department oI the l'niN"rslt> ot Wisconsin delivered I",lW". h'-f"r" th" National Ge"- sraPhi''l S"'io'' last night in which he claimed that Ec WIS tn" discovrrrr of in" \laskl railroad rnpt" connect, ing tn" portl2, If Passage Bay Prince William sound to Turnagaiu arm
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-03

ta'tt,~hip> and will then be usod m lt.hinl liurrra and such other officials lot rh" present government as may de-
 sir |" seek tn" protection If the rnr-
 I'd States "ot "f th" city.
 T. will also h" ,,,iahla for tn, trans
 r'rration "f any foreigners who may
 e. rr [" ho r,mo,rd before the consul ItnlinaliSls enter fh. town
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-03

1rARItI l',h g. !i is Iclrltrd herr, tl1' General N',la. lhr military leader Iof the ronsf.tutionalists. has definitely hrnNrn with i'.rr'n2o tn" political l'.,i''r. and that h.. has formed an al- lianc. with Felix paz who is now in II'>amG Francis Guzmon. who lead tL' revolt against Madrro was rNrcut- rd t"la, in front of.thr hnls" occupied h. Null
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-03

t"r of Alaskan affairs. The hill pro- v'lcs for the creation of an Alaskan development board whose members shah he appointed hy the president This board. it is contemplated, vii have control of and entire iurtN1ictios over the affairs and business If tn. several departments .i in Washiugton In other words there will hc a cen one heard and under th" direction "' one department instead of the chaoti, condition which now prevails with s'., rr}Il. executive departments hnN in- cl ;,rur of territorial matters
 This board which k provided for it tn" Chamberlain bill will have is duli"S and authority fully s"l f"rtl h> act of congress and will have full control over th" reserved ,Cnd unre served lands uf the territoIy It will also have full charge "f all matter. pt rtaining to the cunscr\ atiun "f th, forests and the water resources "f tho toIritory. the mines and mlninc an' all matters subject to national owner ship with tn" exception of the rail r, aGs and the steamship lines.
 / The board of control will have di rect charge of th" fcdcrll poll, in@ nl th, territory and the maintenance and
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-03
NOTICE.

Lovers of Augustine q kyer 8utte- Crisp and Victoria Chocolates should put in their orders, as our supply is limited.
 ROSE CANDY STORE.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-03

w \SHUNGToN. Feb B.. [ p m Ky tn, o>r ot 4 special rule lhr h"ua' hos just substituted 'h" Chamberlain Alaska hilI fer rh, Wick'rsham bill This chau2o N,lI adi tN, millions thr appropriation ah"ut tn h" mad' for the territory.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-03

Mrs. Bartlett's dancing class every Tuesday and Friday evenings at 8 D. m. K. X. Hall.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-03

100 TONS OF FLOUR Bread only 5e. North Pole Bakery and Anvil Bakery
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-21

gtta Sbomas II. 2lnb. an garri
9erbsIsb. 41a etder 9anb in Geftiol
80 DON Columbia SoipnIbip. 81.
4 Bert y. Mloorman il. 9lnb. al
4nna W. Weiienbsrser, Got 2 il
Woorman G. Sobn's llnterabtbeilllng
! $1O0.
OIiDer g. grpant, MaieDsriualtsr
$l138.9O.
Rate 6, Srebor, SeiiamentspoII.
lirederin AN Caroline 9. @alpab II
ano., l35 bel 155 SUB an Der Siib,
oltssde Der Sutton lHb RaHau Str
$1.00.
Georse Sdmiit an Sobn $. S6ne.
BAN Il. 4no, 80 BEL $50 sSuB an Der
Sioleite Der CHARLTON Strabe in
eorrppiIIe. ) 81.
5lorenee 6 Soltroot dn eyames 8.
epls u. 2lno.. z 9ots in so. 9. Ma.
beg unterabtbeiIuns in Golum3ia. 81.
5pmnn WareoIis an gpe Gicner,
"a Sub an Der @sftieite Der Gutter
strabe. So SUB iiiblia BON Der
Start Sirdbe. 81.
Sobn M. aob, seitamenispoIIs
ltreder an Marb 3. Sarriion, Got IL
in Der WnIniit Oils aanb 9lifn's err
iien unferdbtheiIuns. 1925.
eli5dbetb 70. gIate an 0iIiam
Hsebl Elm Sabr padt auf $50 gder
Gano an Der Oitfeite Der 9lnnpooo
glpsnus in Settion 2 Don Willcrset
5oipnibip. Wietbe fir ben 3eitrollm
$l250. antaufs prioiIssium gu
$25, 900.
W'arp Gapanarsb an Greberid Mlei.
role. rs 5ub on Der Weiiieite Der Sm.
periol Strabe. 81.
Inton WaId II. 2lnb. an 9bso6aIb
6slb, 25 Sub an Der Siibfei.s Der
Diaple aGep, 120 Jub n5rbli6 bon
Der UseWliden 4penue. 81.
Wlar gIatt an Mar Senior, q Bel
82 SUB an Der Wsftieite Der Gsntrdl
aDenue. 81 CUB n0rbIi6 BON Der
Bauer glpeniie. 81.
Sennie 9. Greiop, bur6 cen maj, |
hereinafter, an Sdmss 6. 2:ttlepaae, |
sot 43 N v. 5. Greiap's 5ipeiter In. |
'erabibeilnng in Gumminspille. $25. |
SiefeIbe an 5srsnce 9iitlspaa,, Got |
"A IN berie!ben unterobtbeillng. $25.
O'elelbe on aetpis aittlepoge IT,,
sot 46 in osrielben llnterlbtbeiIuns. |
Goiiiia 2. pontius on Uai!tou Gan
!ssr. 100 bel 230 Sub an Der aopsr
hIpsr RoaS in Delhi. fofpie Gets 189
inb l90 in Woron &c Rebbinston's
IlHierabtbeilins in SaDIsr part. 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-21

Gin dgpptiider 2iebesi
roman RapoIeons. Sn bsl
rRtblte" iper0en iiber NapoIepui
dspptiihen S.Ib5as bisber unperOf'
ftrtlihe Wlittbeiliinsen fpie0ergeseben
bic on ben Sdei, Ojabarti, Den ara.
bii1en Gsididtsi6reiber beg fran5o.
iifdsn llnternsbmens, auriidgeben.
9arin finosn ii6 intsr.Frnte GntbuIs
linssn iibsr qiebssbesisbunssn sipis
id.n ben Gran5Oien unS ben depptIs
fhen Iraien. 2lu9 Rapoleon hattie
i'm pbaraonsnlanbe ein 2iebesa6ens
teutr nit elmer noruebmen jilneen
&ssppterin. YaIb nnh Der Nieber.
lag. Der Wameluden tamsn bic Sic
ger nit ben assppter;nnen in Beriibs
rung, lnb Is bauerte nibt lanee, big
ii6 BEL ben lebiersn 6ie 9anbe ftrens
ger muieImnniider 3ufr unb Siite
eirpos Ioderten. Die 8sriibrilng nit
ben Siegern ipirtte auf bic Gspptif&
Jrau ipis cine Grloiung Gus BEN
Gflabenlebsn. oas iis i'm Sarem buis
is fiibren miiifen. Die @dtung nnb
tis 5drtIide Sihsab,, bic bic fran50s
fii8sn .Sffi5iere unb Solbaien ibren
1gpptii9en GsIiebisn srseisisn, i4uf
bisisn Elm ipabrbaft irbil9eg g}ara.
bies. 9o9 miibte Die WisbraabI Der
Jrauen, bic fiG ben 5ranaoitn binses
sebsn batien, ,no9 Der Rdumnns
glespptens biefs sbat nit sinsm sraus
fantn 5obs burd Sentsrsbano Be-
,ablsn. Das beriibmie gsiipisI si.
nss foldxn Sdidials 1T 3snab, bic
5ohter bss Sdeifs gl 8adrp. bic
yeIiebie Rapolsons. Der Sheit gl
gadrp ipnr bas Sailpt Der Ggpptis
I1tn 4riftotratie iinb Elm Nd1toms
NE beg propbeien Mobammso. Cine
elmer Grauen. bic Mutter Der bamaIs
'e83ebnidbrissn 3snab. bate pon msbs
,sren Der ildH Meeppten mitgefcmmes
zen fran50fifden Damen geiuh ems
,fangen uno biefen bamn NIT Der |
sphtsr ertpibert. Sm Sauie elmer
ener fran30iifden Damen bate Ras
'olson bic iunse 3enab susrit err
'lift. sic mar elm reisenbes. fdIdns
sB Wdbden nit fstirisen 2lugsn unb
IIih ben f60niten 9ilbern, bic bon
en- 9lssbpierinnsn b.s 9tltsribums Bee
uabrt finb. Rapolson, an Dem bu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-21

mails bic sriten Geriihts bon Soiepbis
mems llnirere ae0ritusen tparen, 5sigs
te ii9 fir ne Rsi5e Der fh5nen orisns
taIiihen Sungfrau isbr empfdngIid.
gs iparb ibm niti i6psr, Iie ii6 gu
eigen gu ma6en. 9oh mar bieIsr
Romun MIR BON febr tur3sr 9ausr.
S4on tpeiiise Wp6tn ipdtsr fdnb 3es
nab Be- Rapolson in paulin: Der
bibidn iiibfransoiiiGkn Uiobiiiin,
be bic Gatiin bes Sffi3isrs Joures
sstporosn mar, cine gIiidli6ere Rahs
folssrin. paulins goures iagte balb
bic ihlanie aegppterin, Die oas sriie
Gpielssug ron Rapolsons aaune dss
iDeien fuar. aus bem Sauie oes @sn.s
rolls. Do9 supor persniiete, iie ii1
oamit. bic tleine 3ennb, Die alIe.mein
bic .4ssppterin BEG Generals" bieb,
in cine Carrier Mobepuppe gu per,
fpanoeln. qls ioI4e ma9ie Tie cine
siemiid ungliidIihe syisur, unb biss
CAB Rapolepns fIiiGtise aauns bpIs
lenos ben Reit. 60 Ianb Der tIsi.e
s'oman einen sinigermabeu IGesrli.
den abidIub. Gin trasiIGes glat=
ipiI erfOIgte jeoob, nadOsm bic
sran5oien aeunpten fir INNER pers
laflen ba'ten. 0a tlopften zines ga.
GEE Die Sddter beg Deiirs bon Raj.
10 on Der Sbiir bes Sdeits GlBadrp,
nm 3enab Dor 9sri6t gu itIeppsn.
Oenn bic Sdmad, bic 3enab als
2o4ter bes pornebmiten GgpptiIdsu
ebelmannes Der san5en Ration an.
estbaH bate, perIanste gsbisteriia
cine sraufame Siraf,. Dor ben Rid,
tern seitanb oas eridredte ilinse W.i5
ibren JehItritt obne llmidpeife elm,
unb ibr Batter iagte ii9 offentlid BON
ibr los. 0srssbns ffrie 3enab lin
Gnabs. lud bas N,ebtlas.n ibrer
,Wutter iparb nidt srb5rt. 5l gadrp
ielbft ft;ab feline Satin sur 5biir bins
aug nno perbiiIlte bann isin gefidt,
lpdbrenb oas 9aupt isiner sod,ier
inter benz Gtreide 6es Senters fi.I.
Der mitleiblofe gbea.
Itrpprtier. Bran i6reibt aus
paris: Der Direitor eines tlsin,n
bns Ieiber feline febr alins
ltnbsn Gefddfts madt, bate bem
portisr ben 9sfebI ertbsili, bic gefu.
Der INNER nur 5u js 3ebn p.ripnen
intrsien gu laHsn. Die Gtinbs Der
taftnDffnung III ba. Der Dir.ttor
oarttt =. fuartet 5uerit 3sbn
Jiinuttn, bann cine Wierteliiunbe.
ann cine balbe Stunbe. Rein WsnId,
lnbt iiH benz S6dlter. Der DIRECTOR
atte ia f9on traurig, 4bsnbe aetannt.
Der bod nod ME 70 sinsn! 9lls er fid,
striibt bon bannsn MAIDEN uotIt.,
ebt sr isinen g}ortier branBen itoIa
no aufre9t neben Elm pddr ipiithenben
,iirssrn iteben. sTanu2" ftrsit er,
lpas MAIDEN Sic benn ba? @arum
liien Sie bsnn bisIe braben asuie
i&t bsrtina' Gin gefsbI,1 eripibsrse
nsr. TT fiir mid elm @efsbI. Gi.
lben mir ssfast, iie nir ie 5ebnpeile
.rsin5ulnhsn, unb ss iinb nur afi!
"a rs6ns i'd bic niGt nit. bic iton
1T iinb! Die tDollten nidt iparieni-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-21
abbis meHpbalen an QOnparsil Q.

abbie WeitpbaIsn an RonparsiI 3.
U. 60. $125O.
Wym. 8. Sieeemiller on Gasls g.
uno g. u. S2500.
@rssbpterian Societp BON ct. gsrs
narb an giti5ens 9anf. $4,000.
.lbreGt 2etsrls an Ssnrp 80. pape.
$3.50.
3otn 8. Sd,liiter on Big Sour g.
unb 9. SO. $4,000.
JrlHt 6. WiIlsr an Goutbsrn Sbio
6. II. Z. Co.. $4,000.
Slor.nee Blum on Carrie pa4ouO.
$1033.
Jannie WeDonalo OH Norpoob
Smpropeb 9. II. 8. Co., $1,000.
5heo. WobIeniump an Bertha
Wlaber, $4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-21
Graubeissutbums'il 'ilebsrtra suusen
eiHeinnati, 20. mars.

2aura .. Bulgarian an emma 6
| aroser Ii. glnb., 80 BEL 200 Jub on
Der Sitfsite Der S5iabella aDenus, SIC
SUB iiibli4 bon ser WiIiiams apenu.
in Spbe part. 81.
Selforo Grossbsd an Rsbstab .. y.
9obboro u. qno., einen iingstbsilten
9lntbeil an SbeiI BON Got So in Sobn
Ribblts llrterubtbsiling auf Glif.
ton Seig6ts. 81.
2aura Wl. aagoitsaur, bur8 ben
Sheriff, on Spbn 9ademeper, 1870
alder 2ano entlang Der Nortb BEND
Roab in Settion 19 BON SprinsIislo
5oipnibip. $470O.
Greoerid Sertenitsin an g. q. Wlar.
'6orf, Got 20 in Senrb Sdulis's erfier
abbitiOn gu Deer parf. 81.
Die 3ipeits glutionaI gant an Sobn
9. gunsblutb, Got 583 in Senrp J.
S4uIts's llnterubtaeiluns in Deer
part. 81.
grben BON Iutbias Sart, bur9 ben
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