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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-29
Try NEWS TIMES WANT AID
ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE OF PRI-
XATE SALE OF PERSONAL
PROPERTY.

In The Natter Of the Estate Of Harvey
Stiner. Deceased.
Circuit Court and subject 10 its approval
the undersigned administrators of the es-
tate ~ Harvey Stiner deceased, VIII az
the hour OF 10 o'clock "a. m. OF the 9th
thereafter until sold. offer for sale at prl-
vate sale az Numbers 10 and ia Nistula
avenue. in the city II south Bend, ~.
scribed personal property belonging to
said estate. tO-wit:
An the furniture. furnishings and FIX
lures contained i'm the 35 rooms for the
reception Of guests i'm the Avenue Hotel.
situated and known as 112 and ia Nistula
Avenue in the city Of South Bend. In said
county aud state. the stock OF wines,
liquors and cigars now on hand I'M the
loon room aud used i'm the saloon bust
ness. which said saloon is situated IN Sald
hotel and run I'm connection Herewith;
All cooking utensils. stoves. dishes ana
other Kitchen and cafe hytures and uten-
Sils situated I'm the kitchen and cafe ana
ree1 i'm the oppratfou thereof I'm and i'm
connection with said hotel: two pool Ia
hlcS. cues racks. ivory balls and other
pool fixtures usec I'm cOnneCti9p with ana
situated I'm the pool room Is run IN con
necti0n With said hotel; one MoSler Sate
and one National cash register contained
therein: the lnOleCm covering tho hrSt
floor. lobby. office. bar. pool room ana
cafe thereof, all the right. title and inter
eSt I'm and 90 q certain saloon license I'M
der and 10y virtue Of which said saloon
l. being run and conducted and Whlch
said saloon license was granted TO SAID
decreased by the Board OF County Commits
sioucrs and which will expire on the hrSt
Monday Of September 1914:
All and the entire lot OF fixtures. equip
meut and furnishings MS above described
81 said hotel and saloon and saloon buSi-
ness and said license as "a whole and as
going concern and business, together with
the good will thereof
said administrators viii not entertain
bids for any piece or parcel OF said goods
and chattels, but will receive bids for the
same as a whole and as a going business
~ above set out and said administratriN
herein reserves TIE right 20 refuse any
aud al bids.
Said personal property will not be sold
for less than the full appraised value
thereof aud for cash.
Pearl. HOFFMAN,.
Administratrix OF the Estate Of Harvey
Stiner
Geo. sands. Attorney for Estate.
lima % fu1v
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-29

A LIVERAL salary allowance for
man with good references and with
$500 cash to act as equal partner in
a going paying business. References
exchanged. Will also give desirable
security in real estate holdings. Ad-
dress ID. d., care News-Times.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-29

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms all mod
ern. Call at 313 S. Franklin St
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-29

FOR RENT rooms for housekeeping.
gas. ice. bath, laundry and phone. 3
blocks from postoffice. 3O3 s. Franklin.
cor. Wayne
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-29

BOARD and room. a2s s. william ST
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-29

for hauling gravel.
Pennsylvania av..
Srabowski, Home
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-29

FOR SALE-7-room house. modern except
furnace blocks of Michigan st, ST.
10000. Rents Tor $1200. Late style, all
modern 7-rOom house, fine location. walk
ing distance, no car fare TO pay, S3,OOOOO
II YOU can show me properties in South
Bend considering location and price for
this same amount l viii buy them. ~
jefferson Building Home 572j. NJ p.
Runyan.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-29

FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-Ten acres.
one mile southwest OF city limits, with
S-rOom dwelling. barn and chicken house.
About four acres ia fruit-bearlng. VIII
sell on payments, or exchange Tor city
property.
II ASTIN C S
Home $40 49, Phones BELL I'll
Hastings Building us y. Michigan 90.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-29

aleuLS A Il Il y TAT
Secured. bought and sold ali
over the world; buyers al
ways on hand for all kinds OF
patents.
INTERNATIONAL PATENT
SOLICITING OFFICE.
Chicago office. IOl7 Hartford
Bldg. DearbOn and Madison ST,
milwaukee Office. 1889 Wells
building.
South Bend office, Suite 600
j. NJ. ). building
A. J. AOPCSA.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-29
REAL ESATE-
WHITCoMB 3 KELLEI

FOR SALE-MOdefn homes on Riverside
drive. Portage av Navarro St, Wood
ward aT.. Van Buren, ST.. CleTeland av, IN
north part OF the city, and on L. Broad
way. Indiana ay. Dayton St K Donald.
Miami 81 and l.. Fox ST In The south para
Of the city.
Terms-Cash or Payments
Jefferson Bldg. Both Phones 1867.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-29

WANTED-To buy a thorough bred or
high grade Guernsey COW Can o.
write J. X. Shively. Il. No. 1, II. phone
400 South Bend
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-29

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for light
housekeeping. Also sleeping rooms. 300
y Lafayette.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-29

WANTED Shampooing and hairdresSing
20 DO At your home Cali Home phone
S354
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED First class room by young
couple Prefer with board. private fam
ily. close in. Address No. 223. Y. NJ. e. a.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1914-04-09
WHAT THEY FORGOT.

The lady politicians of Lake Shore
Drive in Chicago have had a shock
and learned a lesson. The lady poll
ticians, as Chicago tells it, were all
lined up for the Progressive candi-
date for Alderman in their ward.
They started a series of parlor meet
ings to acquaint the ladies who were
not politicians with the merits OF their
candidate and were making fine pro-
gress when they discovered that a
handsome policeman in -back.door
canvass of their street had captured
all the cooks, maids and nurses for
hated Democrat. The lesson the lady
politicians learned is simple and
wholesome. They desired the vote
that they might be equal to men in
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1914-04-09
POLITICS WARMING UP.

! The political pot in Bates county
commenced this week to boil in
earnest when eight candidates fol-
county office and one for district
office dropped in their names Off.
cially announced their candidacy.
Hon. Lucien Baskerville announces
his candidacy for the State Senate
and Col. Jas. N. Sharp, of Passaic,
has SHE'D his political castor into the
ring for Representative.
Miles S. Horn and Carl J. Henry
have both come forth this week ask
ing for the Probate Judgeship.
w. G. Dillon, of Mound township
has entered his name to the lists in
the race for county clerk. The pros
poets are that another cadidate will
come forth in the near future.
Former Judge, L. S. Paddock, of
Charlotte township signifies his am
bition to again serve his district in
the capacity of Judge of the County
Court.
Two more names, those of George
j. Moore, of Deer Creek and Chas.
E. Fortune of Usage township have
been added to the list of those in the
race, and the end is not
yet in sight
Howell H. Heck, of Rich Hill, will
contest for the office of Prosecuting
Attorney against D. C. Chastain.
Circuit Clerk, H. o. Maxey will
make the race to succeed himself,
without opposition.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1914-04-09

ers and four sisters to mourn thei
loss. Mi. Bridwell was 4 nembel
Of the Odd Fellows lodge and wa,
buried by that order Thursday a
the Salem cemetry at Fostor.
Gard Of Thanks.
! want to thank the neighbOrs anC
| friends for their kind assistance il
lin the last illness and death Of my
I husband These tokens Of friend
ship will never be forgotten.
Mrs. Alta Bridwell.
A Family Reunion.
Mr.. and J Mrs. Matthew Gray on
March 31st. had the pleasure to have
| their children at home Tuesday al
dinner, the mother was helped to
the table, and each occupied a seat
at the table with their father and
mother as they did in their childhood
days.. which brought back memories
Of the days that have passed and
gone.
In one respect it was a happy re-
union, and in another, it was sad,
The children were called home to see
their mother who is critically i'll.
We called to see her Saturday
evening, she was suffering much
and fully realized that soon the silver
cord will be loosened and the golden
bowl will be broken.
She requested us to publish how
overjoyed she was to see her chill
dren once more, as it had been 20
years since they had all met and it
might be the last time she would
ever meet them all around the family
table again.
As she related her story the scene
was pathetic and sad and brought
tears to the eyes Of those present.
The many years we have known
her we never knew mother more
devoted to her children, or children
to their mother, and to those who
have returned to their homes, their
parting spoiled their visit.
Those present were: Father,
Willie, of Golden. Colo,
Mrs. Mary Writ, of Bradysville, Ia.
Mrs. Merrell, of Davenport, Ia, Har-
~, of Lorimer, Ia, Arthur, of near
Foster, and Ruby and Ole at home.
The Treacherous Missouri Gives up Its
Dead.
The bodies of Fred Metzler and
Ernest Hayring, the two men drown
I'd in the Missouri river near Gas
,onade on March, 4th., have been re-
covered. The body of Metzler was
ound Saturday and that Of Hayring !
Sunday.
Mr.. Metzler is brother is
brother of our townsman, A. G.
detzler, of this place.
The two men were drowned by
he capsizing of a boat near where
he Gasconade empties into the Mis-
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1914-04-09
Elkhart

Mrs. Reeves was calling on Mrs
May Keeton one day last week.
R. L. Scott and family, Of Adrain,
are out at G. W..Armentrout's. Mrs.
Armentrout is very sick at present.
There are quite number Of farm
ers that have not sowed oats yet.
The dance on Bristle Ridge was
pulled off last Saturday night and
good time is reported.
Virgo Henderson and Col Lock-
ridge took in the sights at the county
seat last week.
The writer received copy Of the
Amoret paper last week. 1t is a
newsy little sheet.
Well, Rambler, that wedding was
pulled off a few days ago down east
of Elkhart, but we didn't get any of
the cake.
The writer and wife took dinner
at Tom Breuner's one day last week.
Florence Keeton is working for
Mrs. Ella Scott.
Tom Bruner is building a new Gel
lar.
Hubby was out in his auto last Sat-
urday night bringing the girls over
to the dance on Bristle Ridge.
Grace Osborne called at w. H.
Keeton's one day last week to see
young Aaron.
Ben, you missed that chicken and
duniplins by not going when you
said you would last Sunday.
Turner Henderson and wife called
at w. H. Keeton's last Sunday even
ing.
w. F. Stephens and wife called at
the writer's last Sunday evening.
The annual egg hunt willie be held
of a mile west of Concord: All are
invited and are requested bring at
east one dozen eggs each. A good
ime will be insured to all.-HulGa,
Snookie and Pinkie, committee.
w. T. Fritts and wife spent last
Sunday at Col. Lockridge's.
JOHNNY.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1914-04-09

the affairs Of the State, butapparently
they forgot that the same process
made Bridget in the kitchen equal to
Gwendolen in the parlor, Jane Adj
dams would not have forgotten.
Neither did the crafty Democrats who
sent the handsome policeman down
the alley with his manly ways and his
vote-winning smile. st. Louis Re
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1914-04-09
FOSTER.

~ AuOy LINING was lOuuu III
} passenger to Butler Saturday, o
! business.
Mrs. N. T. BadQett spent Thursda
evening with Mrs. D. N. Arbogast.
Our three charming school marin
spent Saturday and Sunday, wit
home folks in Butler. -
Grover Arboqast was up iron
Pittsburg, Kansas and spent a cOupl,
of days with home folks last week.
He was accompanied by his friend
Jimmy Lynch, OF Pittsburg.
c. B. Cullison was a passenger t
Kanass City on the local, Thursday.
j. A. Link returned Sunday from
Burlington, Kansas, on the motor
Car.
Aunt Jane Arbogast, Of near Rich
Hill, is visiting her brother-in-law,
d. H. Arbogast and family.
Harvey Gray, of Lamar, Iowa,
who has been here to see his mother,
left for his home Fridayrnorning.
There will be Easter exercises at
the NJ. E. church Sunday morning
at 1000 clock.
Mrs. Ella Merrell orders the Times
Sent to her address at Davenport,
Iowa.
Mrs. C. c. Swarnes spent Thurs
day in Butler shopping.
Miss Seba Grant went east on the
motor car Sunday.
Grandpa and Grandma Goodenough
were passengers to Butler Thurs
day..
A. L. Briscoe, letter Briscoe,A. H.
Llyod and D. H. Arbogast were But
Ter business visitors Thursday.
Rev. Jenkins preached at the M.
E. church Sundap evening.
Fred Bridwell Dead.
Fred Bridwell died Wednesday
morning at the home of his parents
east of town, of consumption. He
had <been in failing health for the
past four years. Two years ago he
moved to Foster from Oklahoma.
the change would be bene-
ficial. The last year OF his life he
failed rapily until death ended his
suffering at ZOO o'clock Wednesday
morning.
Fred Bridwell was born Sept,
22nd:, 1883, in Schuyler county Mo,
died April 1st. 1914, aged; 80 years,
six months and nine days. Was
united in marriage to Miss Alta Nc
kinzie, of Benton county Mo-, March
9Th. 1911. To this union one child
was born.
Besides his wife and baby, he
caves his aged parents, four broth.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1914-04-09
City Election,

The city election was held in But.
Ter Tuesday and there being no con-
test only small vote was cast. Fol
lowing are the officials chosen:
Mayor-H. G. Cook.
City Attorney. F. Smith.
Collector-John F. Walker.
Treasurer-W. B. Catterlin.
Assessor-C. C. Duke.
Marshal-Robert Braden.
Police Judge-W. F. Hemstreet.
Alderman, LIST ward, C. A. Cham
bers; I'd ward, j. F. Herrelland John
Coleman; Sd ward, Sam Barr; 4th
ward, Leslie Clinkenbeard and Chas.
Hupp.
The total number of votes cast was
2l8, out of a possible about 600. BY
wards: LIST ward, AZ; I'd ward, 70;
Sd ward 81; 4th 43. The school levy
was carried by large majority.
j. A. Silvers and A. L. Fox were
reelected to the school board. The
votes for extra levy stood ISL for, to
46 against.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1914-04-09
Race Circuit Organized

Representatives from Butler, La
mar, Nevada, Lockwood and Union
town, Kansas, met at Nevada last
Monday and organized a fair circuit
known as the Interstate Short-Ship
Circuit. The dates of meeting: Ne
vada, September l to 4; Butler, Sep
TENDER s to IL; Lamar, September Is
to 10; Lockwood, September % to Is;
Uniontown, Kaesas, September 20 to
October 2. Classes were made for
2:35, 2:25, and 2:l6 trotters, and 2:3O,
2:2O and free for all PAGERS. All
harness purses 5000. A. j. Young of
Lockwood was elected circuit presi-
dent and C.. C. Woods OF Butler, cir
cult secretary.
The B. P. O. E. Lodge held a
smoker and the annual installation of
officers Tuesday night. Following
are the officers installed: E. r., W.
J. Nix; E. L. X ). ". L. johnson; E.
L. K, W. E. Welton; E. L. K, Jos.
Flammang; Chaplain, Charles Nc |
Farland; Secretary, j. S. Walker;
Treasurer, F. T. Clay; Esquire,
George Caruthers; l. G., Richard
Vale; Tyler, Fred Hupp.
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aleime Yoli5einahrihten

= WOrtim.r 0unnins, tuslder anl
3. Jebruar, Ra6mittags 2llbr 33 Wis
nutsn, tpesen ,gu9madens" unb neil
er Wett5ettel in ieinem Belize bate,
berbaftet ipurbs, bate gsitsrn bds
speifelbafte @ersniisen ipisberum
unter berislben geIHuloisuns naa
benz Seieitio 9auptquartier sebra@t
81 iperben.
- Surd bas ppliseiospartsment
lpsrben MISUNDERSTANDING iiber
ben 10 Sabre alien Sobn Spdner an
alle poliseibeborb.n bss 2anbes sss
ianbt, nm in Grfubrung 3u brinstn.
oh Der iunge Mann aud in anberen
StGbten bes 2anbes ipessn SiebitabIs
ssiudt ipirb. Sobn Spaner ipurbe
am Montag BON ben 0etettips Bed.
ro.gse rnb Wessner psrbaftst. als er
ii9 in 9esleituna bes "a Sabre alien
Soiep5 Garter befaub. Sipansr ipurbe
bereits Dor aipei Sabren bon Ri9ter
Stride inter bem Hamen Sate @rapss,
alias Soc Dillon, ipesen &leinbiebs
itabls gu elmer @elbftrafe BON $40 unb
Rotten beiiraft. 4u9 in Solebo, g.,
ioI. Sipaner beitraft ioorben iein.
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Dies ,,mb Gas.

- Siderbeitsbirsttor 5olmes tpurs
be gsitsrn BON Der itdbtifhen Gibils
pisnitfommiIfion beradridtist, baB
@altsr @merion, Der nele Superins
tenbent bes 3nflu9tsbauies Die fons
tilrrsnsloIe giDilbienitpriifuns fur ben
poIten bsitanben bat.
Die BON 8iirgermeiifer Spitgel
fiirslia ernannte priifungsbeborbe fiir
Wanbelbiloer Sperateure tpirb ii4
chi Jrsitag @ormittas i'm Stabtratbss
fall prsaniIirn unb 5u gleider 3eit
Die eriie priifuus fir Speritsure ub-
balien.
- &. .. Dunlap, Srganiiator Der
Ohio @ooo gonos federation, fat
nit ieiilern @eriuf, Die bieiigen @e.
idaitsleilte fin oas g,rojeft Der 80.
oeratior eihcr aanoitrabe bon Ginein.
natl naf 3oleoo 81 errpdrmen,
idmdblid) fSiasfo gemadt. sSn Der se.
tern gladinittag 5u oieiem 3tped in
Der Sanoelsfammer itattgeba6tell
geriammllrng ipiiroe ibm Die falte
Sdulter gc5eigt Ginlap mar barber
10 er6oit, oab er erflarte, Der Staot
iofort ben Niiden febren 81 ipollen.
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co6GnOliOld6rer @alte cine
6emerhenswerl6e grfa6rung.

SD bin su benz SeidIui eefommen, baB
einige g8orte Don mir 3eHjeniseH bitlIe
brin9en oIrfte, bic gelitttn babtn pie idl,
ebe i'd bsgann, Sbre Sndmp s8i0ot, ole gros
Be Hieren, unb 8Iaien'Reoisin, einsunebs
men. Sd bin elm 2ofomotipflbrer in 9iens
ten Der 3Drone unb GlearIielo 9peigbabI
Der YennfDlDania giienbabn @eieaibaft.
gor brei s}u1ren erfranfte i'd an Der Niere
uno Bldle, uno aipdr 0ernrtig, bus id) meis
ne SofpmotiOt berlaiisn uuo meiHen Eienlt
einiteuen muBte uno mid o1ruui Der Be-
banolung 5tDeier aerSte anpertrauts. Geio
Der balfen mir ibre WebiSinen nidt. sines
Cages erblidte if Sbre Btfonntmaduna
uno 9luIforoerllng betreifs elmer 4rpbela-
Ife BON SpampsJiDDt Namen unb slorelie
einsuienoen. sSn iener 3eit bate ineiuQeben
elm trittihes Staoium erreid)t. Sd lhidte
nm cine Trobeflai6e. iporauf i'd brei SGge
fpdter cine fleine Slaide Stuamp, Root ere
belt, welfes id) mad 8orid)riit eiurabm.
SD mar faum NIT Der 5lnidbe iertig, aIS icb
oas g8aiier berbdltnibmdbig nit penissn
Shmer;en gu paliirsn permphte. Siei,r
umItano beirieoigte mid bermnBeH, bab id
meine sSrau nad1 @. s. Nilid's Gpptbefe
Id)idte, IN pbillipsburg Ba., uno fir $1.00
cine flaif)e SSbrer Webi3in erlangte. SD
fubr nun fort, Or. &ilmer's SDdmps0Poot
sunebm.n, bisid uoQitdnbig interchangeable
mar. Soate ih bier uno oa einmal mieoer
S6mer5en ueriptreu, ra6bem id, Ihle6tem
9Setter ausgeitellt mar ober beionberS barte
Grbeit uerridtet babe, 10 Mehme id einfadb
cine 3os Swamp.GUUt. SD Derntas bic.
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gen su entpfebleu, Die meDr ODER peuiger
nit Nierenleiben bebaitet limb (msbr ais
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BeriDnlid Dor mir erId1Ienen, einem 6i.
fentliaen ytotar, z. 3. San ScUpoc, ber
obige slusfagen mudt. unb oieIeIben be.
Ibwor, an 10. Suli 1909.
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SeffentIidler Hotar,
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Gs iue6(eft ,ueiter.
Bier Eoli5ei.eentnants iperben a6sc.
gangeH.

@enn aud i'm aGsemeinen ser
Siderbeits 9irettor 6olmes elm
gang li6eraler Wann 1T, 10 bat er bod
Elm 1aible fir .2uftperdnberung."
poli5ei snfpeftor Grimm unb Gar
roll iino beibe fdnertranf penIiOnirt
iporben unb traten nit seitern in ben
ipoblperoienten Rubeltano. sSebt beibt
es, baB tpeitere bier Geutndnts in
Qnbetraht ibres boben offers nitt
nebr in Der Gage limb, ibren 9ialIt
ipie aefpiinIdt berieben gu tOnnen. Der
niiinsite 2eutnant" 2pps, fpelder erft
ieit 4nfans Sanuar ben Sprung BON
Sergeanten gum 2sutnant sema3t
bat, lit als Radfolssr bes Setettibs
fefs Rpan erHdnnt, ba Serr Rbdn
in bic syuBtapfen bes SnIpettOrs
Grimm setreten lit. Wer nun Den
poisn beg Snipettors Carroll belief
ben tpirb. lit nod elm sroBes 5rase5eis
den. 9llIo unIere 2eutndnts. 2euts
nant 5ia 5ablt 68 Sabre unb 1T nirtz
lid bere6tigt. iid na9 einem Gibilrod
um5uieben. 2eutndnt Wation 1T nur
60 Sabre aft unb miro fpobl ober libel
gs5pungen iein, ieinen poliSeitniippel
nit einem &riidiiod psrtauihen gu
miiiTen. 2eutnant 8rangan 5iblt GA
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aud an Der 3eit. bab iiinsere arafte
an bag Ruber fommen unb neues 9es
ben in ben Ruinen bes poliaeis Oepars
tements erbliibt.
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nirimssfonbs finb anssganssn ipors
ben. fib Der bier Ssrren in snGbisz
fer Weiie ansunebmen, iino tperben
bic aer5ie, . eide nit Der lInteriu=
dung Der ansebenben peniiondre Be-
auftragt Iinb, minbeitens tonitatiren,
bab bic Serren iibsr allie Uiabeu ibrs
S6ulbisteit getban baben unb Der
peniion bebiirftis iiuo. 4Ge @.nann.
ten iinb @eteranen bes poli3eioieniies.
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bab seraoe biefe poiien nad elmer Be-
iiimmten 3eit nit iiinssren arGften
beiebt tperben, bamit bic alter Sers
geanten unb pOli5eiten faseu. baB aud,
fir fie cine Gelesenbeit bsifebt, IL,
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der dltere poliaiiteu mad einsm be-
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-04
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-04
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