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on dying. distrust Of the serum treat.
ment. Except in very unusual cases.
either positive or negative diagnosis
of cholera can be made. Il. there 10
opportunity for q post-mortem Sx'
animation. In doubtful cases . post
mortem IL always proper.
Just as soon as It is noticed that .
hog is sick. It should be separated
from the herd and kept isolated until
the exact nature of the trouble can
be determined.
Diseases which are most frequently
mistaken for hog cholera are intes-
final worms. various digestive disturb
ances, lung worms, Inflammation o.
the bowels and necrobacillosis. The
last named disease Is caused BY the
same germ that IL responsible for sore
n outh and bull-nose Of pigs. Most
of the confusion Of the two diseases
arises from the fact that In some
cases pigs affected with necrobacil'
losis will show the speckled appear.
anco Of the kidneys which has been
looked upon as so characteristic OF
hog cholera.
Hog cholera serum 10 OF no value In
combating any disease except b
cholera.
The Keota news., 1915-09-10
MAKE FOR BETTER DAIRYINe
Test Product Of Each cow-keep
Posted and In Touch with Modern
Ways Of Managing Herd.

(By GEORGE c. HUMPHREYS: Wis
consin Experiment Station.)
1. Treat cows gently and avoid ex'
citement.
2. Be regular In time of milking.
3. Keep stables clean. we'll lighted
and ventilated.
4. Weigh the milk of each COW at
milking time.
s. Get your neighbor to share with
The Keota news., 1915-09-10
A White Linen Dress With White
Bead Embroidery. With an Under.
blouse ,of salmon Pink Handker.
chief Linen.

blouse ,of Salmon Pink handker.
chief Linen.
clematis-blue linen. The design Of the
coatee was manly" 10 not military.
There were useful pockets at the sides
and q smart belt. fastened with q
handsome buckle. to indicate the
waist.
The coat was buttoned straight down
the front and It opened. slightly. over
blouse made OF nns white handker.
chief linen. These coats are made In
all sorts Of rich. rather dark. colors.
such as cxar violet japonica pink.
crushed strawberry. bordeaux red.
Chinese blue. sto. At the seaside they
are extremely smart and effective and
they look equally we'll worn over q
plated linen or nounced muslin skirt
Nearly all the leading Paris dress
makers are using dark-colored linens
IN large quantities. and they are very
cleverly combining these with pure
white stuf3s Of the most fragile order.
! have already spoken Of tho dark
linen. and muslin, chemisettes which
are 20 much worn with navy blue or
black serge suits.
This idea was launched by Cheruit
and 1t has Caught on" In an extraor.
dinary way. I use the word "extraor.
dinary" with intention. because It can.
not be claimed that dark linen or dark
muslin II fiattering to the complexion
when unrelieved by white.
Still these dark linens and muslins
ufe immensely fashionable. and 20. for
the moment, It 10 useless to object to
them.
The Keota news., 1915-09-10
FOR THE PAPER AND TwINE
Dao That VIII Be Found Extremely
Useful TO Have About
the House.

Wrapping paper and twine are %
often needed that q paper and twine
bag will be found very convenient.
To make take two pieces OF pretty
cretonne 13 inches wido and 22 long
and shape as shown in illustration. To
the front piece sew pocket for twine.
The Keota news., 1915-09-10

shake thoroughly and work we'll into
the affected parts. This has proven Q
most effective remedy.
According to Doctor Riley. tho
brown.tail moth was introduced into
this country from Europe about the
year 1890. The pest has spread rap.
idly over New England and New Yor::
and there IL every prospect that It
will continue to spread until It
reaches the middle and western states.
Wherever It goes 1t will prove seri.
GUS pest to man 90 we'll as to his trees
and plants.
The Keota news., 1915-09-10
NOVELTY IN APPAREL
coArEe OF pARk.coLoRGp LINEN
10 NEW.
Creation Which Has Found Much
Favor In Paris 10 Likely 70 30.
come Equally Popular In
This Country.

1t will always be remembered Of
Biarritz that from the very nrst the
town and its Inhabitants answered
right loyalty the call for help. No
one will complain II. this season. q
little amusement 10 combined with the
ceaseless war work. writes Idalia de
villIers In tho Boston Globe.
l have sketched this week one Of
the most popular novelties of the sea-
son, q loose coatee Of rather dark.
colored linen which 10 to be worn
over white skirts.
The model shown In my sketch was
created by Beer and the material was
The Keota news., 1915-09-10
Short Cape effects.

Short cape effects are seen on
aumber OF the newest gowns and suit
Jackets. A very smart frock of pur.
pie tafeta 10 made along princess
'ines. The back panel Of the bodice
curves up to mack at the line Of the
The Keota news., 1915-09-10

then Join two large pieces by
straight strip four inches VIDE. bina
all seams and edges and work small
eyelet In twine pocket and good'sised
one In each point.
The Keota news., 1915-09-10

you Ia owning q Babcock milk tester.
and test the product Of each COW.
6. Discard the animals which have
faile.. at the end Of the year to pay
tor their keep.
Z. Breed your cows to pure-bred
registered dairy bull from q family
having large and profitable produc.
ton Of butterfat.
4. Raise we'll the heifer calves from
The Keota news., 1915-09-10
SEGREGATE SICK HOGS
Cholera Is Not the Only Disease
Troubling Swine.

Aiiine Animals Should Be Taken From
Herd and isolated Until Mature
Of Distress Can Be Fully De.
tsrmlned Upon.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-07
No. York Cotton.
1000 h'ioollnR

New York. April Cotton maze
new high record FOR the season during
foaay's early trading Liverpool
showed unexpected strength. being
some z ~ z English points better than
due on the New York close ~ vcster-
day and after opening steady az an
advance ~ % re points. the local
market sold t2 60 i8 points net higher
with December contracts reaching
practically the 30 "a cents level There
Fas heavy realizing az this advance.
and prices eased or 3 or points
fro mthe best but Tire market held
very steady and there was good de-
mand from Wall street and commission
house sources
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-07
DINNER DANCE AT
SAN CARLOS HOTEL

TIRE dinner dances AZ the san Carlos
have been one of tire seasons most
popular diversions. ard one that has
never failed 20 attract society in large
numbers. OF especial interest = din
ner dance Of Wednesday evening FOR
besides the many society maids
and matrons ~ the city Who wsI be
among those who viii dine and dance
e the san Carlos. ths nunaner o. ON
Gers ard their wives ~ the navy and
army Who viii - present VII add dla-
tinction - the zatheriuE. which prom
iass ~ be one - the most brilliant ~
the season
The patronesses wtH include Mrs r.
Hilton Green Mrs John a. Merritt
Nrs Rsd Mrs BIZ q Muslin. and Mrs
Roy Merargel
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-07
CROP ADVISERS
WEEKLY REPORT.

April !, 1873.
To the Cooperating Agency Esoambla
County
Gentlemen herewith submit 70
you a report - the work accomplished
hy me in this county during the month
of March.
We have enlisted as demonstrators
seventy eight.
As co-operators. ninety seven.
As Corn Club members. forty.
q have visited this month afty -four
demonstrators. thirty co-uFerators.
thirty -four boys.
other farmers visited at their farms,
sizty
Met and conferred with Ia town and
oB the road. sixty-two
Circulars and bulletins distributed.
ie5
Letters written thirty.
Horses and miles treated three
Hogs treated. Btcen
Hogs iuoculated with hog cholera
serum. 186
Miles Travelled by rail. las
Miles travelled by team and auto. Aea
Meetings attended siN.
Schools visited. two.
Newspaper articles written. three.
one new dipping var has been com
pleted and several farmers have agreed
to spray their cattle during the tick
season. Several cars ~ ground rock
lime and phosphate have been ordered
By farmers IN different sections ~ the
county.
The cotton acreage has heen De-
creased az least one-third. Feed crops
VIII take Is place large tracts are
being cleared and pat in shape for
crops this year
s. ". HIATT.
County Agent.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-07

View York. April s-Prices we're
again pushed upward a. the outset ~
today's operations. although the lead
eru a. wen as numerous specialtieH.
participating in greater or less mess
ere. Hcthleham steel repeated famii~
lar daily performance ~ g new hlsa
record. Opening with a block a. zoe
shares a. rs t. %. and then rising 10
a4fs. an overnight gain - points.
Union paclac. Great Northern. North
eru Pacific and Atehlson were MP a
point Or more. In most Instances at
raining their best prices this year
Some heaylness was eViured oN the
Pennsylvania. Baltimore A. ohio. Chez
= peak a Ohio. and Smelting SELLING
Cor profits soon caused receaslons from
the top
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-07

Liverpool April Cotton SPOT firm
Good rnidduug sos. mlddung Jsgs low
mlddhng SAL
export soc
Receipts $4,000 bales
Futures steady.
May-June 5.6s'k; June-Jug 5TfEt
Illy August $50, October Sovember
gs. January February s04ia. March
ArfII GI0ts
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-07
New Orleans Cotton

New Orleans. Apr1l a higher
Liverpool market than expected stimu-
lated buying on Tire opening call In
cotton today an8 prices made ready
response. offerings rom al sources
were moderate and hair an hour after
the opening the trading months were
20 ie points up.
Cotton futures opened steady May
a54 July $50: October I015s neCem-
Ser 1855. January te4s
spot cotton firm r. points up. Md
ding 98f sales on the 2sT5 % ar
rive nrr 4atea
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-07
WHOLE FAMILY DEPENDENT.

Nir. +. williams. Hamilton. Ohio
writes "Our whole family depend on
pine Tar Honey" Maybe someone IN
your family has e severe ool8-per-
hans Sc e The baby. The original pr
Bells Pine Tar Honey Ia an ever ready
household romedy=-lt gives immediate
relief. Pine Tar Honey penetrates
the Innings ~ the Throat and Lungs
destroys the Germs. and allows Nature
10 act A. your DruEsist, csc O.. Cd.
(advl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-07
NAVAL STORES
MARKET FIRM
NO TRADING DURING TIE DAY
RECEIPTS or SPIRITS AND
RosIN WERE LIGHT.

There was ne tradinE IN the naval
stores az the Chamber ~ Commerce
Yesterday. spirits were quoted firm
az 49, cents. Receipts were light
10th ~ spirits and rosin. spirits re-
celpts were l2 casks and shipments
$50 casks leaving stocks on hand ~
ia.Ta6 casks
Rosin was posted Arm Receipts
were is4 barrels and shipments soc
larrels leaving stocks on hand -
i067ss barrels
BuofRffa1u we're as follows
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-07
Savannah Market

savannah. April 6.-The spirits
marketed was posted firm on the close
today a. go cents 20 a. cents. with
sales u III casks az tho latter figure.
Receipts were 26s casks and shipments
132 casks leaving stocks on hand 81
- 500 casks
The rosln market was posted firm
with mo- sales. Receipts were 1896
barrels and shipments $50 barrels
leaving stocks of TOT 20S barrels.
Quotation we're unchanged as fol p
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-07
RECEIVES ORDER
FROM LIMA. PERU

The Crystal Pharmacy. which has
been Advertising Imperial Grsnum In
The Journal has resolved the foIiow-
ting from Lima Peru:
Lima. Peru. is March, rs.
Dear sir: Please send me ne once
your current prtee list CT Imperial
Granum and let me know 10 you want
to give me q general agency for peru.
Yours very truly,
ALFREDO BOsKAwTTz.
druggist
~Apartado. 20, Lima
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-07

he said. Pensacola can and win be
q great resort. a. IL should be. You
can do no better taing than elisni-
nate the pests"
The senator said that he was not
only impressed with thu eitys natural
advantages but could not faii 20 ap-
preciNte the progressive ard energetic
sririt 81 the peopleL
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whole nature Ras wrapped up fin the
development II the South. An that !
love Is buried IN the South" he said.
and ! would b derelict IN my duty
4 should rot advocate al that per-
tains 20 its Advancement"
Senator smith grew eloquent In re-
ierring to Arizona, where every man
makes ria own rain and The rewards
~ industry are a. sure az the rising
sun tie was equally as eloquent IN
deacFihing the attractions q Florida.
ard said that IL ~ seemed % refer
FL Arizona too frequently IL would Be
appreciated that his remarks were
prompted ~ iove for his adopted
state
senator smith commended the Ro-
tarv club an lts mosquito elimination
eamEaawn. without the mosquito"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-07

Jacksonville Market

jacksonville. April s.--The spirits ~
turpentiue market opened and closed
firm today az t4is cents. with no sales.
Receipts were 20 casks and shipments
rs casks, leaving stocks or 1885 casks
The rosin market ouene8 and closed
firm with sales % Sc barrels ne
cepifs were SOS barrels and shipments
$40 barrels, leaving tsocks ~ 90
SOS barrels.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-07
OIL LEASES ~ GENERAL
USE ARE ENFoRctsLE

Washington. April s--The supreme
court held today that oil leases in gen
eral uae containing surrender clauses
were enforclhle ~ injunction tn federal
courts
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-07

4 naEerfng cold. distressing cough.
sieepless nights raw. infamed throat
lead 90 a run down condition IN which
the child IL not able 70 resist conta-
Fioua diseases. Foley's Honey and
Tar 3a truly healing and prompt in ac-
ton. ~ relieves coughs. colds. Group
and whoopng cough Contains no
opiates DfAlemberte'a Pharmacy
(AfvD
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-07
ATTENTION.

nr. 81 NJ. GinaberW announces the
opening 81 his offices at sos and SOS
Brent building Practice limited 90
SurEery and Diseases ~ Woman
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-07
Usually

one OF two main points
are of primary interest
10 a man selecting 4
suit OF clothes
Some men 60 where
they are certain Of the
quality, the workman
ship and the fabrics of
which they are made mp
other men &c where
they can get style and
special design and pat
tern.
TO both types OF buy
ers Wen say they can
look 70 us to provide
their clothing
From our new Spring
lines q suit Of almost
every preference can be
selected young men and
men who feel Young viii
find youthful, manly
looking suits awaiting
tiam here
SIS to $3.50
%9'%M sISe
Straw Hats i'm all the
new weaves and shapes,
Sl.50 to SIS.
eea.2ff soutn palsfox street
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-07

Cotton fatures opened steady. Ma
ass. July t015. October 10 80. Decem
Der l06Ss January 1918.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-07
Pensacola Should Become
Great Submarine and
Aeronautic Base

tcontinusd Prom FaSs onAl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-07

ta1--C. Davis G. Lamar Rayleua.
y. Vaughn. B Turner. ~ Turner. 4.
Robinson b. OertinR
DIX Cahn. @. Calhoun. w Purdv.
X Moseiv. n. smith s BoRart.
oh Mcclellan T. Live. r. Bay
Jess W Robinson. q Ward
oh stearus e. BroNn. J. Conn.
j. Morgan. r. piIungirn. z. waEganer.
~ Burpee. = Kehoe.
f.R s.,.se Nar4ffg-.-..s yar NJ
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-07

tal--J Runner. y. Bayless. q. cal
houns T. lamar. ~. bushnell W.
bernstein F Newman. r. Mitchell. 4
Greenhut. u Saunders
DIV Reese. NJ. shot1. X. Cam.
f. Vaughn. +. Gilmore. 9. Calhoun. 2.
Rosrnau a. White , Brown
(cl-puul Love r Barrow. r Bay
less.
Dbl stearns. 4. Rurpse. r. waK-
Eener. p. Up. y. Coun. 4 Morgan. Z.
FIuinglm. ] Brovn y Wahoe
tell. long > Hughes. g. WI
kins r.. williams
Relay Race
sRf-cforrnlv Caro-. James Marw5n.
Niles Johnson, X. Care.
eBa-C H1oton. q. lamar. ~
stearns y Wheeler
TAf--James Vaughn. " = MorRan.
r w Friedman. r Camphssl
7Ag--C HOFFMAN Robert Quarter.
81 Bell. g Everharf
1Bl-J A. Reese. n rFsnrsh. e. Bar-
row Graham
7Ba Baviess L. Fynnrsm
( crahfree Morgan
san Roaenatetn. &. Kuale rnan. w.
Wolfe u Rowland
SAC Brown \ Rhelnhart. =
T Couu. T. Williams
+ sBtH barrow W Reesie. - pm.
ney u. watkins
sG4-H f.ong q. Burrse. Z. Driver.
sd Anderson
& sBa ~ Pfeiner Audrews
Clopt0n. O. ward
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fc)-~J Vaughn, w Friedman. M
pfclner S Andrews. r. Phillips.
plrncy # Pfnney, 49, Barrow. r.
Rheinhari X Caro-. s. Eoaenau.
dbl stearns. g. Hoffman. e
Brown J Conn. I. Ffflfnsirl. T.. Bur-
pee. g. Driver. J Kehoc q HHIard.
" n Morgan
(sl-G. Watkins. q Gshienheek. II
Iong p. Graham. q caro- " pyle. s..
Johnson
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3emtides . 9beater.
Gs sibt iiderlid ciHeH pergnastrn
9lbeno.

Cine duberit angenebme lleberrnlh'
una oiirite nGdyten Sonittag ben be-
iobrteren geiild1ern oes 0etIti6Jeil
Spenierg 1eboten perben, tuenn ib'
ren ee3eigt piro, nie aus etnem
idSon etpos ousit rrbis getporoenen
dIten Serrn, ourb llebertragnng oor
9odbIut, pIosIi6 tpieher Elm Iebens'
llItiger Sdlperenotber piro; Die
nanter ulod)te pieIleid)t auH gcri1t
cine inld,c Sur burdmadJet. a6el
and fir eie iiingere lmo iiineite De
ncrotion lit Die Sad)e nidt ubne SIi'
tcreiie, % ourh Sic errpabute glut'
trdnsiuiion ou6 oas iuugefebrte &e.
iuItat cr5ielt perSeu faun uno oes-
balb ioaen iifl na5u itiirniiide Sing
lingc nur in adt rtebmen, oaB ibncil
bairh 3ufiibr BON SantntsbIut uidt
ermilnidte &lrbe eitraeiutpft miro,
lpie es Der orme llugar in Bod
ipriinee" iiber iid ergebeH Iaiicn
muB.
slIip Ser lrfcmii6e Sfapant
,.9odipriinge~ aus Der 5eoer BON =.
Siridberger unb s. araas. miro an
fummenoen Sountog I'M GmeD gln.
HitoriuiH iiher oie peItbeoeuteuoen
9retter geben, uno iidprlid MIDI per-
febIen, hein 9SubIitium Die geluiilud,'
ten 9odiulpeu su clttlrden. Eic fur.
SEN glnoelItmgeIt iiber 0eu S1tbaIt 0es
iStiites biirften serliieen, Den ge'Deis
su erbrtngen, baB es nidt an fonli.
iten Sitliotioneu runseIu Dirb. GiG
SciiptrclIen Iieaen in ben Sanoen
DER 9omeft SeIeue giireer. Selcte
Sod, aug, 2eutbad, SeIene Rotbe,
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gBalter g. Bennett, 40, 122 S6iuitt
Strabe.
lWaarp WatfOH, 80, 1850 Gin Ctr.
(5o6n albert polen, "a, SteubsnpilI.
tgmmd 2stteref, %, 434 Columbia
Qbsnue.
(pbilip GoIbtillsr, 30, 11o7 Sarri.
1 ION @pe.
lSOpbia Weftermsbsr, "a, 1881 Rim.
neb 4pe.
J )gmaneuI 8enef6, "a, q Nilt Ctr
tHats GsibOIS, %, II St Clifton @p,
! SOhu SucOb gsrbarbt, 80, 1882
I garle 4pe.
lMarsaret @rssnb, "a, 1893 O!ipsret.
l9arrb 5. asmpsr. 21, gImpoOt
! pIuee.
lGraee SyinamOrs, 19, s26 Weft s
Strabe.
)Morris Mspsr, 2e, 42S Wabe Ctr
l!6attis Cafe, 113s Of gront Ctr
|gus.n R. gite. %, grOao Ssab, ab
lGannie 6. Wursb, Is, 9ranb SotsI
J@arlanb ). 8errp, q, 1945 Rac.
1 Strabs.
l5rancss ID. SbuIIsu. 1S, 1947 bessI
}Oscar 8. Weinb.rs, %, 3416 Cole.
rain glpe.
lailian :. 5il, 10, 1917 Saifafras
StraBs.
}Gbarles Ul. 4ttpDob. 35, 1851 ct.
aeger plaee.
(grna MuiOepstp, q. 2976 SiI5ert
Ipsnue.
(5erman R. aab, "a, $50 Wsii 7. ct.
lSennis &rustaI, 26, 725 Riamonb
Gtrabs.
IBilIiam .. Wentsr, %, 531 Danbs
! ridge Str.
l5lOrsttu gssenfperser, 10, 424 u,
Strdbe
lsyrant Gutter, "a, $40 ssresman 9lDs,
lglifabstb Carr, il, 1896 RitmoHo
Strabe.
|albsrt glageman, 25, 1865 DuSs
! Strabs.
5ilba Su6annins, 10, 144o Gtas ct,
IaesIis R. z. Rartin, 1s, 21o5 @sit
! 8. Ctr.
l9racs RsbmOu, 20, bsssl.
(S.nrp q. 9rOb, 25, ROdeiter, y. .,
! lUaarsuerits 6. 8.nSsr, q, ct. aeger
Stats.
(GliffUrb 8. aartin. %, 1901 5drris
! ion 9lpe.
Rsais gllbrsat, II, 1888 @eiteru aO.
(Ssnrn 6. @olIbr.6t, 80. 5OtsI Salt.
| Gitela Glare, 21, 52S @tns Ctr.
(GlauDs ". 5snbsrfOn. %, 22S2 Rem
I ton Str.
Gpenue.
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Gin iunset Sneenieur. ipel6er bur9
Rrantbeit perbinbert ipuros, fia ipeiter
in isintm 9erufs dusSubiIoeu, besab
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Farm unb braHts es iptpsit, bab bisIe
in einem Sabre $25O0.00 Reinsetpinn
obtparf. Der 4nfnua puroe auf fiinf
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Serr bas @sfIiigeIsei6Gft anfins unb
bstrieb unb idIisBlid 10 setpinn6rins
aeno aeitaltete, fin6en sic in sinem
intsrsiTanten artitel piebergesebeu.
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Des Mptnts Calculator 60.
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drtiid uub 3a6terin BON pislsn SOrs
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len Sauitrationen neriehen. Gin gros
ger DsutldNr 9sfliieellsbrturfus, tpels
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Sic iidl ben sroben beutIden aaia>
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gfl.se unb Siitt,runs fIsinsr 9iiisn,
enien, 9anis unb ErutbiibnsrA fir
10 Gents tpmmsn. abrsHisrsn sic.
0ts Moines Sncubdfpr Co., sos
Ssepno Str, Ses ROinss, Soma.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-25
3as MmtDmnglaf.
Ter aenfer Der aaitfnbre iisbt iiG
siur autlase iuessu SOotidIaeS
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Raai auf Ulitpo4 Barton RpSs,rs
bon 1857 Sumitsin ADtnue, unb z. o.
Sollioap, bon go. 100 OF 2. Strabs,
In GODinsiOn NIT ,psi juusen RGo-
den unternabm.n unb auf oem Gil
bert 4beuus giabuit fold entissliGts
lGnbs funb, bat iiber ben 2ent.r bes
I2lutompbils bic antIass bes 5opts
Iihlags gebrlat. Dur1 bic ipabniinnis
lac Jahrt r.ip. ben anprall gesen ben
lqeitunsspoitsn bat b<tanntlih bic Is
Sabre aIte Dora Mwts Don Der 5ops
| tins Strabe ben Geb srlitttn. Rcbaers
Iipuroe beun aud, iobaln er i'm Soipi=
taI perbunbsn mar, mad Der gpIi3ei
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ldubts. unt.r Der slnilde, bes 9obt.
Ifdlags tingsipstrt. @elsern @prmits
tag Hatk sr osm Wluni5tpaIri6..r
gsates feline Quftpartuns su MAIDEN,
bsr ben Jan isoo6 bis gum 5. WdrS
perIhob unb Roogers bis babin gsssn
5000 giirgihaft entlieb.
Die 1SiGhrist Slipt Carton, bon
SO. $40 W.ii JinSldp Strabs, ipslds
nd sbenFans in Der Maifine bsfdnb,
ioipie SoIlbnp, 6sfinbsn iid5 nod i'm
Soipital, bod biirften ibrs gerisban.
gen t,ins nu4tbeiItssn Golsen mad ii6
sishen.
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bate iie nit ibrer GrsunDin Dora
Msess Rpbsrs unb SpIIiban am
DanItae ahHe an Der @iertsn unb
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init ben WGnnern betannt unb bic
Carton lrurb. porssitelIt. Die MGb.
den iponsn nifi ssipubt baben, bab
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elmer @irtbltaft an Der Mnin StraBt
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ss aafing, fpdt gu lperben, DolIts SRI,
gurion duf Der Strnbenbabn Ho9
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gu fpdrisH unb I'M Quto gu fabnn.
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aud ssssH 2 lIbr NlDrsens anestretsn
uno bas Gnos III beidnni. Grnu Rob.
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