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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-10-06

Dr. E. j. Pfeiffer, New London
physician, had a narrow escape from
death near Shiocton. He was driv-
ing towards a railroad crossing which
was hid from view by a cornfield. The
car reached the crossing just as
the engine of an oncoming train came
into view, a few feet away. The doc
tor jumped and saved his life. The
car was completely crushed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-10-06

William Popple killed a large fe-
male bear and her cub in the timber
on POpple Lake. ten miles north of
Chippewa Falls. His three hounds
chased the cub up a tree where he
shot it. The old bear came from a
nearby thicket and put up fight last
ing twenty minutes before she was
finally dispatched. Two of the dogs
were badly wounded.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-10-06

Paul Howe, said to be a chronic
criminal, pleaded guilty at Beloit, to
holding up agents on the Northwest
ern and Milwaukee roads, and re-
ceiVed a sentence of seven years at
Waupun. His record covers numer-
Gus Jail sentences for petty crime
Howe told the court that when slight
~ drunk he could not resist the temp
tation to rob people.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-10-06

William Engel and Alma Zahler, of
Oshkosh, aged eighteen years, held up
the night operator at New London,
according to their confession, and
took $50. EngeI is a high school boy
and made the holdup because he
needed the money. He borrowed the
revolver, and after his companion had
broken the window in the ticket office,
covered the operator while Zahler
took the money The boys left the
operator a cartridge as a souvenir.
They viii be tried shortly.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-10-06

An epidemic is reported at Monroe
due TO the city water system being
contaminated by the recent rains.
The reservoir was drained three times
successfully and the public had to de-
pend on private wells for its drinking
supply, according to the dispatches.
Surface water is supposed to have
seeped in and caused the trouble.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-10-06

Fred Prott, Fred Metten, and An
thOny CZarnOwski, three young men,
of Kenosha, riding in an auto truck
north of the city, were struck by a
Chicago, Milwaukee electric car at a
crossing and instantly killed. The
motorman of the train states he saw
the car coming and whistled sixteen
times. The car was almost complete
ly destroyed and its occupants badly
mangled.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-10-06

Tobacco buyers in the vicinity of
GAINESVILLE, state that the loss this
year to the crop is the worst ever
sustained Aside from the damage by
rain, hail, and frost, the crops harvest
ed early are suffering from pole rot
and shed burn, due to the damp wealth
eT.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-10-06

Captain Robert w. Mueller, of Mil
waukee, and his wife, spending their
vacation at Puckaway Lake, in Green
county were found badly burned and
dead in the ruins of their summer
home A blood stained scrap of paper
and Mrs. Mueller's glasses were found
about 200 yards from the house by the
authorities. Governor Phillip has been
asked to have the attorney general S
contingent fund used for the purpose
of employing detectives, as the coun-
ty has no funds for this purpose.
Joe Standingbear an Indian who was
scheduled to appear in a Waukesha
theatrical performance, imbibed too
freely of the white mans firewater,
and in native garb startled the resi-
dents of the city, by giving a war
dance in one of the parks. He was
arrested and taken before the court on
a charge of intoxication and disorder
ly conduct. The judge suspended SEN
tence. Standingbear halls from Ari-
IONA.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-10-06

The stork visited the morning pas
senger train enroute from Chicago to
Minneapolis, while passing through
GAINESVILLE. The mother, who one re-
port has it, was the wife of a Chica-
go millionaire, and another an Italian
woman, was removed to local hospi-
tai, where both she and the child are
doing nicely.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-10-06

Bessie Burgman, of Milwaukee, has
been arrested for arson and has con-
fessed to setting two residences on
fire. She has been employed as do
nestle in each home and set the fires
in revenge for wrong done to her by
the residents. Deputy Fire Marshal
End believes that he can connect the
girl with three fires at the Waukesha
Lime & Stone Company's plant, of
Waukesha, which occurred last June.
The girl denies any knowledge of
these fires.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-05
MISS MARY p. SELDOM
MARRIES NEW YORK MAN

Miss Mary p. Seldom, a daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. II. Seldom of this
city and Atlantic City, n. j., is now on
Il bridal trip to points on the lower
East Coast and Cuba, having been
in New York the 10th of
January to Joseph II. Klemmer. a
wellknown politician and for many
years Republican leader of the
Eleventh ward in New York city. The
bride is well known in Daytona and
having spent several seasons
here in company with her parents and
other members of the family. The
bridal couple will stop over in this
city on their way north to see Mr.. and
Mrs. Seldom.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-05
Forced Napoleon to Yield.

The abdication of Napoleon was
negotiated one hundred years ago
April 5. The plenipotentiaries OF Ma.
poleon arrived in Paris at 10 o'clock
In the morning and were Immediately
received by the Emperor OF Rus.
STA, who was the dominating spirit
among the allied soverelgns. The Rus.
Sian emperor. after a moment of de-
liberation with the allied princes and
their ministers. informed the negotia-
tors that the maintenance of the i'm
perial dynasty was out of the aues.
ton. The offer of the Island of Elba
as an asylum for the dethroned en-
peror was then made. together with
the promise Of principality In Italy
for Maria Louisa and the King of
Rome. Napoleon endeavored to Sc.
cure greater concessions in the inter-
est of his family. but these were de-
MED him and six days later he un-
conditionally yielded up his throne.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-05
THURSDAY EVENING CARD
PARTY AT THE DESPLAND

The Thursday evening card party
at the Despland was really one of
the most delightful of the seasons
society events. At 800" Mrs. +. H.,
Able, of Enfield, Ct, made the high
est score and was awarded the ladies'
prize, and Mrs. Andrew Gordon, of
Hazardville, CT, received the gentle
mems prize.
Mrs. II. Cutler. of Providence, r. L.,
carried away the ladies' prize for the
best bridge score, and the gentle
mems prize went to G. Z. Frying, of
st. Marys, Pa.
Appropriate refreshments were
served the players.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-05
Annoying Either way.

Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish, at the recent
benefit of the Authors society in New
York, said to reporter: Il like to see
authors work together in harmony.
Authors are prone, you know, to be
little bit unfriendly. l said once to
I noted playwright: How is 1t that /
never see you at any of your con-
reres' first nights?' Well he replied,
I'll tell you. If the play is bad 1t
,nnoys me, and If it's good it annoys
ne, too"
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-05
Oldest Powe: Plant In New York,

The oldest isolated power plant in
New York City. according to the En-
cheering News. is that in the Mills
Building in Broad street. 1t was in.
stalled in 1883, or only four years aft
err the announcement of Edison's in
candescent lamp. Here are the IF.
teenth and nineteenth Edison dyna.
mos. still running with thier original
steam engines. These have been run
ming every day for 81 years.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-05
Celtic Opera TrIIooy.

London is to hear another opera by
Lord Howard de Walden and Mr.. Jo-
seph Holbrooke this summer. 1t is
entitled "Dylau." and is to be pro-
duced on July 4. 9 and Il, at Drury
Lane, during the Beecham season.
"Dylau" is sequel to The Children
of Don," which was produced by Mr..
Hammerstein in 1912 at the London
Opera house, and it forms the second
Of trilogy of Celtic operas.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-05
PROPERTY SOLD THROUGH A
DAILY NEWS ADVERTISEMENT

DIR. F. ]. Walter has purchased,
through NJ. Leidersdorf, the attractive
coquina residence on South Palmetto
avenue erected the past fall by C. A.
Ballough. Full credit for the sale is
given to the Daily News by Mr.. Lei
dersdorf, DR.. Walters attention being
attracted to the property by an ad-
vertisement of the place. with a pic
ture of the house, carried for several
days past in the Daily News by Mr..
Leidersdorf, one of Daytonas live real
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-05

l.. ID. Barrett and son, b. A. Barrett,
of Laport, Ind, who have spent two
previous seasons here, arrived Thurs
day afternoon and will spend the re-
mainder of the season at the Fern
dale in Kingston. Messrs, Barrett
were at Tampa and st. Petersburg
through the earlier part of the sea
son They have many friends here
who will be pleased to learn of their
return.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-05

c. c. Smith and NJ. NJ. Perrett, bust
ness men of Marshall, Mich, are Day
tona visitors for few days, while
making a tour of the state. They ex-
pect to leave Monday for Tampa and
other points on the West Coast and
will go from there to Havana, Cuba.
Mr.. Smith is a nephew of c. H. Smith
of Marshall, who spends the winters
in this city and is here as usual for
the season.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-05
TURKS NOW IN CANAL ZONE

estate dealers, who is fully aware OF
the value of newspaper advertising
DR.. Walter will offer the house for
rent for the season, but expects to
occupy it later in company with his
wife, removing to it in the late spring
or summer from the rented house IL
which they are now located on Cy-
press street.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-05
Mrs. T. f. Fitzgerald entertained at

Mrs. T. f. Fitzgerald entertained at
bridge Thursday afternoon at her
home on Silver Beach avenue, Day
of social events in honor of her house
guest, Miss Elizabeth Stamm, of
Wheeling, w. Va. There were four
tables of players engaged, the first
prize being secured by Mrs. f. A.
Newell and the second by Mrs. G. W.
Goodsell Refreshments were enjoyed,
at the conclusion of the cards.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-05

sAIl change Of copy for advertise
ments must be at the Daily News office
not later than 500 a. m. OF the day Of
publication. Copy received the even
Ing before will receive better atten.
tion. HIT
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-05
Less Common.

Willie-"Paw. is the truth stranger
han felton," Paw-"Well, 1t is more
" a stranger than fiction, my son."
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-05

The great thing about Florida wealth
er, no matter what its given state al
any time, is that it does not lose any
thing by comparison with the best
that exists elsewhere.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-05

If anything worth while happens in
Daytona, look for a story about it in
the Daily News.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-05
AFRICAN TROOPS MAKE
GAINS FOR THE ALLIES

PARIS FEB 5-eRiLLIANT FIGHTING OF AFRICAN TROOPS ~
THE FRENCH ARMY RESULTED IN DECIDED ALLIES
EAST Of ARRAS AND ALONG THE ExPLo
SION OF MINE, THE TURcos ADVANCED
cuPIEo GERMAN TRENCHES WHICH BLEW THE
GERMANS IN THE TRENCHES WERE KILLED CAPTURED
THE FRENCH SCORED ARTILLERY SUCCESSES AT SEVERAL
POINTS IN TIE ARGoNNEs RECLAIMED
THAT HAD PREVIOUSLY BEEN LOST ENEMY MADE
SOME ADVANCES.
GERMAN AiRsHiPs ARE SHOWING GREAT ACTIVITY GUM
AN AVIATOR DROPPED BOMBS vERouN BUT HE WAS
DOWN BY MACHINE GUNS.
TURKS NOW IN
CAIRO Feb 5-The
general battle developing eaworks
sh eah~0rks east Of the canal compelling Turk.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-05

"For Rent or Sale-Brown's fur.
nished cottages, 113 So. Ridgewood
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-05
.TEUT0NS ON DEFENSIVE
WEST Of WARSAW. BERLIN

BERLIN, FEB. 5--A BLOCKADE THE FRENCH COAST
CREED TODAY.
GERMAN OPERATIONS THE REGION OF eoRJIMow SINCE
RuARY 1sT RESULTED IN THE CAPTURE OF 5000 RUSSIANS
GERMANS REPULsE0 FRENCH ATTACKS AND RUS
SIAN ASSAULTS IN EAST PRUSSIA WsTuLA
RIVER IT is APPARENT, HOWEVER, THE RUSSIANS
BEGUN STRONG OFFENSIVE WARSAW AND THE
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-05
COTTON STEAMER BADLY CRIPPLED


COPENHAGEN Feb 5The anhoe, American steamer carryn
cargo OF cotton lowed into Esbjerc seriously damaged
a bar outside Of the
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-14
Ginbre@er
Satten ausenideinlidJ bas Ssuer bel
gerHins g,rus. uuo Der &, &
2. 81. angelegt.

Tas Neusr, burh !Delhes seffern
gu friiher Stunbe, Die ausfiibrli6 be-
ri6tet, bic 9eTbdftsrGumIi9teiten ben
@isarrenfabritanten gernins grps
unb Der prdi.roenfabrit pDn aus &
Sdramm i'm 5auie Ro. 25 Weit IL
Strabe i9tper b.ihdbigt tpurben. ipar
uu9eni9einli9 DON ginbre6ern dnse'
lset tporben.
Cine llnteriuaung, bic eeitern 8ure
mittas pprseHommen purbe, ergaf
ndmIi6 bab iofpobl BEL 2us &
SGramm, fpie audi bel 9erning 8ros
Der 9eIbidrant erbrodsn uno sepIiin'
BERT worben mar. Bel GuB &
S6rdmm purben ettpu $25 geitoblsn
pGbrenb bic 9duner aii6 bic iGmHlt'
ii6en 8ii9er aug bem S1rant parr
fen, iobab bisfe nolIftdnSig oerbrann.
ten. gei gernins Bros. batteH BIZ
Ginbre6sr nur euNs unbebeutenb'
geute a.matt. Der Ssusri4abeu Be-
Cub e Sdramm belduft ii6 auf ettpo
$40, 900 uno BEL Berniug Bros. aul
$4,000 Die RGumli6tsitsN Der But.
termann ProceB Co., i'm piertsT
Stodtpert ipurbsn BON ben Jlammsr
uidlt erreid,t.
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Oebxrtem.

eaiprsnes unb 2prstta Getlsr. 1910
ppsue 4penus; WGbden.
Jerbinanb nub MmtIid pusnina
22l Stursis 9fperil.; anabs.
a0uis unb Mapme Bee, glsipporl;
Quabe.
ebipir unb anna 5aplin, 4247
Jtrgus Strabe; Widbdsn.
STANLEY unb Moialis s5rsibtrs, 81
on McDsiIlan Sirube; auabs.
Sulbert unb Rtnit Taft, 439 2afd'
BETTE GireIe; Rnabe.
Saiob uHb Rois 9ablibip, 734 @si,
Court 5iraBs; anabs.
Soispb unb 8sdis GoIbbanssr, TAI
Weit 8. Girubs; anabe.
Trancis uuD Silpa Sooper, 291S
llyipsiIsr 2lpsHie; anabe.
Sarpep unb Minnie GIaB, 985
WaKol Strabe; Mdbden.
Deter nnb PsIIie Ganctliere. 935
Msf 8. Gtrabe; Ndb6en.
5drrp nnb StIen Midarb, 655
Gtsinsr alDsnus; anabe.
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3emtiHes 1beater.
Hdditcn SOnnfas sl6enS: Der aries
i'm 6rieOcn", suitipisl BON q.
p. 1lOier, 8eneii5 fit @o.
bert sOnncnbers.

5trr Robert Sonnenbsra, aIs 9srs
trster Dss iugenblihtn aOmii.rfad.s
cine Der 5auptitiis.n b.s beutlden
2htutsr= eniembles. bat am nddften
Sonuias ieinen ebrsnab.nb. Die
Woriteuuns III als iein Bsnsfi5 anaes
ieBt, bas lie iiher aud i'm butJitab.
den Sinne genomm.n tpsrben ipiro.
Disie an ben beuti9en 8iibnen ii6lis
den Gbreuabenoe iinb cine i91ne, iins
nise einrihtung. 4us Der Ratur Der
Sade ereibt ii4. bab jebes einseIne
Whtslieb Der sbeotersGefelli4dft ne
ben BEN grobsn allsemeinsn aud i.i.
iitn gang ipe5ieIlen &rsis DON Jreuns
ben uuo 9epunberrn bat unb fur biss
len bilben penn Die gensfi3aberlbe cine
tets ipilItommen ssbsibene @elesens
belt. bem ges.nitanb ibr.r gana beIons
oeren Dertbff,dsuns lire 9fnertsus
nung gu 5olen. 5errn Sonnenbets
nun 1T es seIunser, ii9 I'M Werlauf
feiner 5bdtistsit aIs auslbenber
2initler bier cine Sdadr Don getpuns
berern au ertuerbsn, su Der ia i,b,r
9bedtsrbeiu9er stbSrt, bat Ct uns bod
in ben persansensn Munatsn gsrabe3u
s5itli6e proben ieiues a5nn.ns sese.
ben. Sbatfd9lih mar bos fpe5is[I.
Gah. bas r pertriit, felt je6r lansen
Sabrsn bier ni9t in 70 ausss3siaHer
ten SGnbeH, ipie in Oi.isr SpieI5eit
uno fsiuer isinsr 0orsdngsr bat aIs
ausiibsnber aiinitler ipis i'm psriSnli=
den 9risbr in uni.ren beutidsn
GrsiItn iid 10 pieIe 9epInbersr uno
marine Jreunbs 3u ertp.rb.n psritans
ben. Wand tpitliden abeno i'm
Granb ber.itste isin solbsner 9umor
uub tpenn Is BEL bsutidsn gsranItals
tunsen gait, seoiesen, llnterbaltuns 3u
srmSslihtn .bann mar nit ben iibriseH
oelifd.n aiinitlern 5ur Sonnenbers
itets rIr 81 serne bsrsit. i.ine FuHit
in ben SieUit Der sutsn Sade 81 it.ls
len. Jds publiflim erfliut alfo niir
cine ebr.npfliht. ipenn ss S.rrn
Sonnenbers am nGdIten Sonntag als
Wtibnadtssdbe Elm uolles ouus BE-
I4eert. Der 8en.fi5iant bat iih fir
ieinsn Gbrsnabeub bic 2uitipieiptrle
.ariss i'm Grieben', O. bon Wtpi.r's
fijnfattiees Werl, ausseiutt, bas isit
elmer Reib. Don Sabr.n bier nidt
mebr sefeben tuprbeu III unb fir gar
nlanfen 8efufsr ols atIollie Vopitdt
tomm.n ipirb. .ariss i'm isri.ben" 1T
Elm gang prGdtiaes auiiIpisl, boiler
uIiiser Gituaiionen uHb broais.n
gbarattsren unb Serr Sonnsnbers
ipirb barin nit elmer isin.r Glan,rols
len auffpartsn. Bel Der 2luffiibrune
1T bas aan3e Gnf.mbI. bei3dftist uno
bic Spiellsituns fpirb ni6ts unpers
iudt IaiIsn. I'm cine iabsIloie @oritsfs
lung bsraussubrinsen.
@orpsrtauf an Der gor Office I'm
@rano Opera SonIs. Eel, Canal 401;
9,oB e. aatamp's apotbste, Dine uHo
IL. Strab., Eel. Canal 1877.
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Sam an ben lInred)teu.

On ben uHredtsn fam geitern
gbsnb Elm 9auuer, Der es auf ben
9riuanttupf abssfehen bot. ben Der
3abnarSt Dr.. ". 3eter ron Der 0iue
unb @prrp Strabs trGst. WGbreub
Or. Setter iih alrf oem bintersH 9srs
ron zines Wuesns Der Grob 2ppn
SiHis befaup, bsmertte er, ipie Elm ans
ftanbis ssileibster Waanu. Der Dor ibm
itanb, Ii6 in isbr auffGliser WeiIe
an ibn b.ranmn6te. Der Sremoe
pubie Elm ,3eitunssblutt, pub sr in
Der Itnten Sanb belt, 10 gu otrigies
rem bab es Gr. 3stsr eeraOe uHier
bas aiuu lam.
Sm Ielbsn MOment fiiblte Or. 3ss
ter audi ME Der 5remoe. Der augens
IhsnIi6 in Die 3situnosIsiture psrttsft
mar, nit Isinsr redten SaHb ben
Dtdmanttnopf 3u faiisu uno berauss
5ubrsben iubts. O1ue iih auf ir+,
aenopel6e GrtIdrungeu eiu3uIaRen,
psrfeBte Or. 3eter BEN @auuer einen
trGftigtu 5uBtritt. iobdb Der YurIhe
Don bsm StrabeubabnDugen iIoo.
@rtldrungen perlanete ber 8url&s
aud abioIut uidt, ionoeru rdnute
eileHes bnppn.
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4aunertrif.

I'm $3.49, wuroe tpie geItern Scr
Goli5et eenleIbet plrrbe, @. 5. So.
ibelL Der in einer g8irtbi6aft on Ser
sSirnfteu ,rrlb gIm StraBe beid1ftigt
it, am Sauritag begauuert. Gin
8oterjunge lieferte ilG1uIi6 IN Der
Mrtbi6aft Elm on Gaibeit aorciIirtrs.
unfangreihes Budet ab, filr oas
augebIid S3.49 3u be5abIen iparen.
SSn Der sIniift, oaB ieiHc Satin
einen ginfmtf gemnft bate, beSabltc
Gaibcn bas @eIo I'M Sann ipiter .sll
ieiuem 2eiotpeien 81 eutoedcn, oaB er
nit etnem alteu 8uppfortpn, in mel.
dem iif cinige itunisige ardgen he.
Iunber, bereirselegt Doroen mar.
Bel Der @eieIlihaft, pelfe oeu 30.
tcnilmeen beihdftigt, tpIroe Die ge.
idreibi,ng bes @aluers crnlittelt,
fpeIfer bern anabeu bas Sadet iiber-
gab unb inn ipGter audi basl @eIo
ubnnbm un0 Die SoIi5ei piiroc &c.
iteru ouiseforbert uah bem SATpino,
ler 5u iuten.
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Gle e'0rlaubnik

|sSorsit @at,ins, "a, W.it MausfisGS
I Ohio.
lgeIfie 81. Seninssr, 1s. 9ulaceSotsI
(sobp M. ). strider. 81, NOrpOoO
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(grsitun Orsbb, SO, TOO Beit 8. Ctr
lGorHelia ROsers, 81. TOT Barr Ctr
lGrpiu @arg, 3s, 1907 Sts.tiHiui
! 9lpeuus. '
lSilbesarO. 9. Grams. %. 1901 81
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l2oaiis Cooper, 81, 1882 Walnut ct
(Diniam q. 9artpiu, 81, 47o4 Sar'
! Lamb 4pe.
iaaura 81. SulIep, 16, 1882 Gaitsrr
9lpenue.
IOubl.p 81. 9tle1aubsr, 20, BOT Sp'
eamore Ctr.
l9lIice JOIsp, IS osssl.
learl etinsr, %, GoOinstOu, ap.
lRoie gueltel, 90, 1904 USaiR Str'
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MenrbInftiger Neler
geriudte aeitern ben 9eteftip @il
liam Swesnep 81 eridieken.

giur ieiner @eiitesgegenpart bat
| Der Deteftipe Biaian Sapennep cs
5u perbanfen, baB er nod urlter Den
9ebeil6en tpeilt uno nidt pom einerl
morolnitigen Geger Dtamens Soiep1
Snrris geitern 0orntittdg 5lfammerl.
1eidypiien rplrbe.
@atS ni,berIest fam Sweenep al
IerSing niht oapon, ionbern er SER
auetidte ii6 ben bierten Singer Der
retten Sano gau5 beteuteno, als
er nut bent 9eeger nm ben 8eiiB ucn
beiien Siepolber rang lnb ieinen
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itcdte, iooa5 Der farbige Mpro6libe
ben glepolper rtidt abbrllfen fonntc.
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.ef, ais bieier IN einem &fanolelber'
eeid,Iit einen elegailten lleber5ieber
nrit 9elsfragen Sit perfnuien Derludr
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bern. Gr erbot iih iogar Sapcenep
rad Sern 2acen 5u iitbreil, mo CT Den
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Blum uno aongtportb StraBe. 100
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nep pailbte rnb einei, &epolper aus
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Dem gennrten o,if ben 9eib iettc.
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eriportpt, aber Sweenep mar Der Si'
tisaticn p6Ilia eetpafien, tpeun fGcn
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tr1fte perfiigte. Speenep pafte Gle
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ger ieiiler reften Saiio Dor ben
Sahn, iobnb Der 8cooIper nift los
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ger nit Silie cines anbereu 5arbi'
gen 9dneus RaIpb iSreberids, Der
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te ihn iiath Ser Capitalization. Oort
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&c. 625 slidmpno StraBe on. Ter
llebersicber barrt icst in Der Citation
ieines rettrtibigeit Giserttbiiruers,
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-14
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iinit. iiber bcreu ReiuItat cinirpcilen
nod nidts Idberes m bic Seffclit.
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Tcu Dorf eitigeiroffen ocer oirrdl
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