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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-06-05

Mr.. and Mrs. r S Barde are spend
ing The weekend in Saltwater and
Miss Julia Barde in Oklahoma City,
the guests OF the Misses Yates.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-06-05

Mrs. Maxeg Overholser- Williams
has returned to her honae in Austin,
Texas, accompanied by her sister
Katherine Overholser, who will spend
the summer there.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-02
CA[OME[ MAKES
YOU SICK, UGH.
Dodson s Liver Tone better
than calomel and can not
salivate

CnIomnl lo,rs YOU day! You know
vml rHIumcI Is. It's mercury; quick
silver Cnlomcl Is dangerous II
crnNcs into sour bile like dynamite
cuimpin- and sickcning you. Calomcl
attack, the bones and should never be
put into yuur system.
When You feel bilious, sluggish, con
etipaloN and an Knocked out and be
lieyc Won urcd dose u dangerous cal.
omcl just remember that your druggist
sells for 30 cent, large bottle of Dod
sons Liver Zone which In entirely
vegetable and pleasant to take and Is
n perfect substitute for calomel II
Is guaranteed to start your liver with.
ont stirring yuu mp inside, and cannot
snllntp
Don't take ualomcl II makes you
sick the next day; II loses YOU a days
work pudsous Liver Tone straightens
You right mp aud YOU fecl great Give
" 10 the children because II Is pei
fcrtly harmless and doesn't gripe.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-02
IN KENTUCKY

LOUISVILLE Ny, Nov 2 Perfect
weather is forecast Tor Kentucky
Tuesday and the high interest that has
been manifested In the result n the
rubernatOrial race between former
Congressman A. G. Stanley Democrat,
and Edwin T.. Morrow, Republican. Il
expected to bring out vote much
above normal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-02
HOOVER To BUILD
Purchases Property Corner Of Harvey
and Fourteenth and Soon viii Erect
S95, 900 Home

Dan Hoover I'M. purchased the
property ON the southeast corner Of
Harvey and Fourteenth streets, pny-
ing for It SG5OO, 1t {, said, lie VIII
remove the residence NOW ou the prop
crty ana build % home tu cost about
S25OOU
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-02
IN NEW YORK

NEW YORk, Nov ? Som six thou
sand women rose long before daylight
Tuesday and when the polls opened at
IA. N, were on duty In every ele0sion
district of New York City ~ watchers
for the cause ~ woman suffrage. Pro
posed changes In the constitution were
the only statewide issues before the
voters Of New York. 4 new constitu.
tlon was submitted for popular np
proval. hut the suffrage question ap
peared ON the ballots as distinsi
proposition, calling Tor n separat.
vote.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-02
IN MICHIGAN

DETROIT, Nov TO Insure hon
c,t voting In Tuesdays election In DE
lroit on the municipal street railway
question an organization known ~
the honest election league placed de.
trctiyes In every precinct More than
5000 I'm rewards had heen offered
hy various interests Tor the apprrhen.
sion NJ Illegal voters
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-02
n. Y. {. ENJOYS A
RECORD SEPTEMBER

NEW YORK, Nov. 2-The net rev
enue OF the New York Central lines
for September was the largest for any
September IN the history of the system
and the gross operating revenues was
larger by SJ5l 022 than the preceding
record Tor the same month which was
In 1913 rs shown by the monthly rc-
port issued Monday
Whenever YOU need help ~ amy sort
remember The Times Want Ad ~
the easiest way. PB.N &c
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-02
IN MARYLAND

BALTIMORE Md, Nov . Ideal
autumn weather prevailed throughout
Maryland for Tuesdays election The
carly voting was reported not heavy,
There were no pronounced issues In
yolved and the interest ccntered In
the contest for the gOyemorhip
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-02
SUFFRAGE
Is MAIN ISSUE
CONTINUED from Page one,

In the Democratic primary Voters
hHllutcd for full sct ~ state, county
and district officers and members Of
both branches Of the legislature The
Democratic ticket was headed by The
OdOrr g. BihO for governor.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-02
Illinois Choice for Preslden-
tiaI Candidate Did Not
Come West to Boom Self
ONE MOOSE STATE LEFT
California Alone Presents
Noteworthy Progressive
Strength, Believes Sen.
Il u = Wv u n 888$*t
SAID TO ROTAuNNs

Il believe In political
parties: II / had been "a
resident OF California
when the Legislature OF
that state proposed 10
abolish them 1 would
have voted against the
measure. Political parties
are public sentiment ana
public thought massed and
directed to IA certain point
for a certain result Ent |
believe In parties that are
virile; parties that 1--WE
and continue to work ]
do not believe IN parties
that die when their lcadv.
dies
This was the closes,
approach made Boy T. S.
Senator Sherman of I'M
nois. who addressed the
Oklahoma CIV Rotary
club Tuesday noon u' the
Lee Huckins hotel 90 pUl.
itics. Earlier Tunsdn he
had announced hu would
touch upon the admins
tratlon's foreign policy
the Mexican situation md
probably the cIutu.p rule
In the senate This 'u''rr
he discussed srr.'r
Senator sherman changed
his plans Rs % result NJ the
mixed political character
OF the assembly be- was
addressing
Senator Sherman talk
sparkled with N't'y cpl
gramatlC sentences md
IL was enjoyed immensely
to say the lous hN every
Rotnrian and guest pres
ent.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-02
IN OHIO

CINCINNATI. o., Nov. Interest
IA the election in Cincinnati Tuesday
appeared to he chiefly ccntered In the
state wide prohibition amendment aud
the mnynrnlty contest
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-02

Why travel about looking for work
when a little nd In The Times will do
the travelling for youl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-02

N n y " n y y rs X n n n n
THE prospects of d Republican pres.
identlal candidate being elected in
1910 are "Al" and the party will
prevent another split such as caused
the wreck Of 1912, by sending m-
instructed delegates to the national
convention, according to T. $. Sem,
tor l. Y. Sherman of Illinois who
addressed the oklahoma city Rotary
club at II o'clock Tuesday at the Lee
Huckins hotel.
Mr. Sherman has been speaking In
all parts N the country since March
o 1918, and has carefully fNlt out po
litical sentiment In both the strongly
Republican and strongly Democrat,
.tHtpg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-02
Mentions Moosers

AN indications point to Republi-
cuu success for 1915 said Senator
Sherman "Ihc Rull Moosers have
amalramated with the Republicans In
every state In the union with the eN
reption of California. The political
power NJ that state cannot materially
alter the voting strength NJ the re.
maudcr NJ the normally Republican
states In other sections the only
rrogrrsslvcs let arr political lead
rrs never feared greatly n leader
who had no following"
While he avoided direct geference
ru hls own presidential candidacy, Sen
nlnr sherman admitted that his own
state would he unanimously for HIN
ul the national convention.
\ l0 not seek nm instructed dele
cation from any state. he said, "al
though believe the Illinois delcga
Iiuu win hc instructed There vii
hr n This rule be adhered 10, no pAs
-lhlc chance NJ party split such a'
caused the wreck In the convention Of
1910
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-02
CHIEF TELLS OF
SHOOTING AFFAIR

cause the shift was full lie stated
that there was no reason for Lung to
believe that he had been double
crossed. When asked II Lung had
pointed gun at him while beating
him In the captains office, Nichols re.
Piled that he had placed the muzzle
Of one of his guns at his forehead, and
that he Knocked It away, causing Il
scratch TO be there for week after
the shooting, He said that Lung made
no attempt to shoot him until after he
started to run out Of the captains Of
fipn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-02
Generally Speaking

But regardless of who Is MONT
mated" MIR sherman continued, he
viii be- man tu whom no talnt at
Hrhcs. The fact that the state dele
CATIONS win not be instructed viii pre-
vent any suspicion Of a previously ar
ranged nomination The Republican
presidential candtaste for next year
is bound to be n clean man.
The Illinois delegates will be
chosen In April In preferential prl
mary, and everyone " the 6s chosen
win he pledged 10 me. IL viii be the
first time since 1895, when Illinois
gave its delegation to Grant, that tn
state has unanimously supported one
candidate. Since Illinois possesses one
umth NJ the nominating power of the
convention aud with New York aud
Pennsylvania holding the remainder Of
our strength, things look favorable ln
deed Tor RenuhlIcan success."
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-02
Drew Out Life story

Slhrlcd 10 run ont OF the captains Of
flee.
Drew Out Life Story
Attorney T.. j. Giddlngs con
Quoted the cross examination of
Nhlcf Nichols, which lasted from 10
o'clock until court adjourned at noon
The attorney made the chief trace
'lte from the time be has booth \
aud newsb0y at the old Belyidere hUtu
In st Louis, throughout the time he
was over the country modelling casts
for Catholic churches and working for
Joseph Letter, until the time he came
to Oklahoma CITY, some eight years
ago
The chief denied that he had ever
beaten ny an aged negro at the sta.
tlOn because the negro would not tell
where he got half pint of whisky.
The chief also denied beating Tommy
Morrison until he was made perna.
nently deaf Said he slapped him
open handed when the fellow cursed
him. lie also denied abusing MOrrl-
sons mother when she came % the
station to plead for her boy. He was
then asked by the attorney II he had
not Kicked II l0-year,Old boy all the
way ont Of the station and down tNr
alley on one occasion He denied this
most emDhatically. He also was asked
concerning going into the BilIugslry
hootcgglng joint and ordering all the
Inmates 10 throw up their hands. aud
tursing them This was also denied
He was asked II he had abused Hays
uNell and Little Tom" Chambers
when they were sHid Ia have been
-pendIug and replied that be- had not
Chief an Abstalner
uthrg alleged incidents. notably ONE
where 'hc attorney asked n hr hnd
zone to George Cooke, while the hitter
was talking to group u business men
nt the courthouse. aud told him that he
would have 10 close n hoOtlegglng joint
in his building, and abused him. we're
denied iu an emphatic way by the
witness.
The attorney for the defense then
asked the chief II he had tukru n
drink iu II social way. or had been
drunk since he was appointed chief
" police The attorney named n ban.
quet which was held In the city on OF
about September I. and asked the
chicf II he was drunk ION that occa.
sion why / didn't even have q
drink was the reply The chief
stated that he had not mkcn drink,
except 10 identify seized liquor and one
or two while at the hospital, since
he had been appointed chief of pO
lIcc.
chief Nichols was excused shortly
before noon aud Il Is thought that
the defense will offer It's testimony
Immediately after court COnyenes In the
afternoon There are vet few uuim.
purlant witnesses for the state. before
r lt closes It's case. II IL thought thnt
r "Hilly' rault Democratic nominee for
D mayor hoo the last election, will be- the
- first WIlnrs, Tor the defense Whether
! Lung will uo on the stand Tucsdny
afternoon has not yet been decided
p The court room was crowded Tuesday
y but contrary to the first day NJ the
y hearing there were no women present
The hearing was also more FREE frou
I wrnuglug ON the part Of attorney,
than b was on the first day.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-02

Mcr' mo tonight Auditorium o 7Ado
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-02
Not SelfSeLlng

senator Sherman said his speaking
tour had no reference whatever TO his
presidential cpnGidacv ALTHOUGH ah0ut
tvo.thlrds Of the addresses he had de
livered had been " n political M
turc.
~ there had been no chance " my
hclng nominated I would have made
the tour Just the same" he said.
The senator IL tn l.ave ~ - "'cloc
TUESDAY night for Pittsburgh, I'm.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-02
WOODMEN BAND, WOODMEN
DANCE

Everybody dance tonight Popular
prices, 10 and 2Oc Auditorium ADV.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-02
WORKED UNCLE SAM
FOR CASH ADVANCES
II Appears That Many Who Borrowed
Federal Money to Escape War Zones
Never Meant TO Pay Back

NEW YORK, Nov 2--Publication
here OF the list OF the deliuquents who
borrowed money from the United
States government In order to get
home from Europe when the war
started. did not cause any rush to the
United States sub treasury to repay
the funds loaned OF the names made
public by the secretary Of the treas
ury. 552 were supposed 10 be- residents
Of New York city
random investigation showed TINT
many of the borrowers gave Fictitious
names and addresses Some never re
Lnrnnd 10 thla rnnntrY
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Gls.GrlanbniRiaeins.

lGrsb S6ors, "a, 2518 gl.nipap 2lr
tStsaa ppIss, 26. Carthage, o.
}gbas. Wegartbp, 80, 633Rsap, Gtr
Blan6e g. partridge. "a, ,ainsoln 2lD
Slwia. ef.rm,psr, "a, Roniaomsrp, 9
lSu!ia 6. goia. %. MOntsomirp, 8.
lJdcOb SOnnsri, ST.. 21, M.. eIirp
lailis Chance. %. Grcssbsd. 9.
iWiu. 20. Walisr, H., 3001 gins ctr
lanna Gibed, AZ, 81 Oft Clifton a(p
lgbiparb eftsr. 26. W.isbsrs, 5nb.
lAlma 5off, 1S, 1910 Raee Str.
JROb. armiirons. 31,2113 Fulton glp
lemma anbrisffen, 20. 116 Barrier
)5drob Sones, 40, 404 Tsilion Ctr.
lannie Mibblsiou. Al. 404 Milton.
Jebp. g. @ausgel, 81, 1895 ;siublap.
iSilian 9idinser. 18, 408 Rohaiui.
lJoi,pb g. sipps. 26, Delhi, ..
lsnna m. Rspsr. 81, 1877 MOntroi..
lIlIsn Rcgoof, 25, 3oas %. 6. Cir.
lGlora grois. 26, 3o59 20. 6. Cir.
igrn. 8Osportb, "A, 1915 MeMidsn.
tepsIpH .. Smpais, %. 81. Crescent.
|9iciOr Goifman, 21, 800 IA. Ctr.
iSara5 5iri9OtDiB, %, 800 IA. Ctr.
l@iu. @. ssmp. %, aaprsne.bura.
laItba 5rne iJiibsr. 19, Rorpoob. ..
JGIar. Siin.ftlb, 21, TIT esSam Sir.
lalSa 5Opp, 20. 9o1 Dslbi ~.
jGbas. 9irtl,p, 20, 1920 Waltportb.
i0oIbis Stone, %. 751 arnorb Qlb.
iSsnrb I.inarS, %. 1401 WaInut.
leiuian Winisrins. %. 1544pl,aiani.
5Sof. 3. plae.man, 81, 1065 Wabe.
l5eItn Suitmillsr. IS. 1888 ppplar.
iJrant gpsrbart, 81, 5.rrac. part.
leOnu S6rsiber. o. 727 GrOoms 2lp.
|fah 5iu. %. 63Os MabiiOn gfOub.
leilis Douns, q, 3o4o 9urn.t 2tO..
(G,eO. 6. R.i6el. %. Wlontsomsrp.
lWlarsusriie GiIpin. %. ROntsOm,rp.
l!1id Sahnab, 21. 1917 SarriIou aip. |
lgIis, S6amsr. 10. 2l26 Bud Str. |
J!iOb.ri Mpsrs, 40. 2slaS,nISap aD. |
l9aitis Dale. 80. ALB %. 8. Ctr.
! lGoDarb Smith. 80. gab6arl, Snb. |
[ beatrice papns, %, 1886 RiOss w.
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Sa ihledJter @eiellidaft.

Der 20 Sabre alte Gigarrsnmader
W. 8. sSones bon Der Court unt
NounO Strabs Iisst i'm itdbtii6er
arantsubdus nit einem S6abelbruf
in asfdbrli6:m 3uftano barnisosr.
Die @erlsbuna ioa i9m am Dienitac
q6snb Dor Duums Wirtbi6aft an
N.untsr uno Sobn Gtrdbe pon bsm
IS idhriaen garf alrtrnp, S15 Glm
Sirobs, bei1tbrott fuornen iein. Die
ie befanben iih H.bIt benz 20 idbriz
gen 9arnsp Simmong BON 705 Cen
tral apruus uuo BEN gleifoIteriaen
Ran Ssielos Don TAI 4eit Siebente
SrdBe in Der 8irtbiadft unb uarte
ten auf 9amsnbetanntihdft, ipie e
beibt nuf aui bic Wittpe bes toot.
geitoHenen gdntrGubers Sohl. glr,
trup ftlief ein unb 5ones ioQ i6m
sinsn Saldg psrisst ba6eH. Die
6eioen Wdnner trat!n uuF bic StraBe,
unb nah einissu Mlinuien puros
.Sorss nit eebroGtnsm Sfdosl auf
Dem Ssitsnpea asfuHbeu. Die poli,
3iitsn au,iIsI uno Wsib crfubrsn pon
Nelbs uno Simmons. sie lie on Der
glhten urb Central glperue oerbaf!es
ten, Die storsiTe oss Qrtrup uno aud
bisisr purbs einaipsrrt. @r ion 'us
ssasbsH baban, Souss gsitlagen gu pa.
ben. gln Simmpns fol ein Hsroloer
aefunoen tpprbtn iein.
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Sader Gcianaprrein.

Der gincianatisr 9Gder 6eiun1e
perein psriammsIte iih in GrdmmeTs
Saae unter 9oriis bes grdiirenten
6srrn 10. Dintslodsr unb Fer BRO
tOtollfiibrung bes Satretdrs 6errn
Geo. Dbl. Die i6srrm ssrdni Com
ton unb gIaTius ssldmm purSen sur
WitslisbIhdft errpd1It. @el'a n,li 3
bes Stabtoerbano 9oItsFeTes mi 3
Der 9treiH asmeiniam nit BEN gfdet
G,perbtnerein elm Sauptauartier Be-
Isasn. IN Der jeitlidteit Der I'm
sdrlGnbifheu SoilfsgeTslli6aft am
nd6itsn Sanitas ntmmt Der @erein
torporatiu theil. Gr rirb fiG uut
Dem alu6 Der surnbdnepereine ous
ihlisbsn. Die anpeiennen Mitqlie.
Der sntridtstsn fofprt ibre @eitrdue.
Die 6errsn SObn Ssbm unb Sulius
CONNER ipuroen au 9eIegatsn gum
Staotperbduo aerGbIt, 5iir bic AM
SOnntua, II. apriI. in Der Central
Sarnbnge iiuttfinosnbe 9ltenbuntgr.
baltune iinb bic @prtehrungen oetroTz
fen uno Der gersiu bofit, Isiuen nit
aliebern sinen asnubretteu absnb su
bersittn. 0em @ersniieuugstpmmits
tee tpurbs bic atraHgisruus zines
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e. ynttsr, ,guttermildj
S nnS Gsitase SAFE
0ut fsiid. uin.
asssn; ss4as nab g'atn; 1rihs uns gIse.
at. fabier college.
lie beiudbrte ssbranitalt pirb nod
Nuoubale berlest iuerbeu.

Gas ct. xabisr college min be,
enae Der 'unisrn Stabt entflieben unt
in be bepaIbtisu 5iissl Der 0oriidbt,
iiberiItosln. als I'm psrganaen.n
.5atr bic sriten S6ritts 5ur gegtb.
rung bes biamantenen SubilGums oe,
troffsn lDurbtn, fpnrb aud Elm ct.
fapisr Diamond JubiIss Gunb Com
riittt ins Gebtn gerufen, cas- ii6 an
bic alumHu Der "a Sabrgdngs, To-
ipeif biefsfben nod am Qebtn finb,
ipenbets unS aipar NIT benz grfpla,
oab has Gsldnbe bes alien 4pcnbdle
4tblttie Clubs on Der Dana unb
DiHoina Wap aptnue in 4ponbale
aHasiauft iperbsn fonnis. Das goIs
!sge bat bos alubbaus ihon felt elmer
Rsibe bon SaErsn als 3psisIhuls bss
Hubi. Die Gsbduli6ititsn perbtn,
iDis iIe aeplaui iinb, 100000 3u srs
rinisn iofteH. bod III man b,r 5upers
iid,tIihen ueber5eueuns, bab bic Gel
ber aufasbrdht tperbsn iSnnen. Gin
pnmpbIet NIT iDI1nen unb anf9ten
Der Reu6auten unb ibrer llmasbuna
III 5u oieism .iDed Otr0ffsntliGt fpors
ben. 9as ct. fapisr GolIsge tpurbs
I'm sSdbre 1840 als 9,uiIhes atbes
nanm qesriinbst unb sins ipGier in
ben BeiiB bes SeTuitsncrbens iiber.
Dds sSabr 1915 III bas SubilGumss
iabr.
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aefiihrf ipurbe, er bdtie sinen betrunfes
neH 4rbeiter. Der inter ieiner &ons
trpat ifanb. ni9t aemelbet unb fi9
bssbdIb einsr pflidtberno6ldfis
i4ulbis gena6t. 9islsn 0runb Mil
er nint aelter loHen, ba er an5ebli4
burh bag GipiIbienitgeies geT9iiBt iei
uHb nur beHn entldiien tperben t0nne,
tpenn Ct fiG perf0nlih stpdg su S4ul.
ben fommen fieb, mas in ieinem Sale
nidt eripisfen lei.
Na9laB e den.
9ouis .. @laier 1T Seitamentsz
Doaitreder BON Soiep6 9laier, @runbs
eigsntbum $1,000.
Gaa 9. sgeaeod III SeftamentsDcne
itrederin bon SEQ. W. peacod, psrs
fonalien $1,000, Srunbeigsntbum
$4,000.
anna 6nlIcrab Gang III 5eftas
msntspollitrederin BON 2llbsrt %.
Gang. psripnalien $4,000.
areberida Better unb 56eobor
plettner iinb Observation-Disclosures
ron 6enrh Better IT,, perirn1ltsn
$4,000. @runbeiaentsum $4,000.
Warp Sdneibsr ift Rn6labDerpals
terin bon Ssrant 5, S4nsiber. psrios
nalisn 1894.
Der peri0nli6e 0ddlab beg Sarrb
3. Witttampsr bstrdgt $4,000, bsrie.
niae Der katherine Sapo $5S6,54.
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snmphunicfpnierte.

1iir bic ndaIten bsiben Sbmp5on:es
9pnasrte. bic am Ranmittug oes 8. Il.
dm A5sno oes 10. 9lOriI ftattfinben,
III als Spliittn bic 6eriibmts Spprlnis
itin Frau Ularte RdppoIo oepouneH
noroen. Tas Rroaramm oiefsr acus
serte luutet rpie folgt:
Spmpbunie rQlus Der neueH 8sIt"
Dnprat
Superturs gu ngurp1ntbs"
6. M. ppn Mebsr
9lrie ,9eife nabt mir Der S9Iummer
aus rDr iSreiidiib"
6. w. BON @eber
9oripteI gum orittsn 2ttt Don .9pben.
grin" Mdgns1
aris ,GIia's 9rdum 01gnsr
@alfiireHritt" @dlner
Der 9orpsrtauf Der @intriifstors
ten 1T bei Der Gburb geinlanp on
Der Dsit @iertsu StraBs i'm Sanse.
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Die @ilfsgeieaidait.
am 5reitas abenO 1T pieber Ser.
iammlung in Der @Orb Gincin.
matt SurnbaQe.

Die 0euti6e unb Oeiterreidii6s
ungariiHs 9iIfsseielli9aft lapst
Jreunbs unb SreunOinnen gum geiu6
Der WsriammIuns elm, bic am ssreita1
9benb pieber in Der NorD Cincinnati
5urnbals itattfinbet. 2lG bic naderen
5reunbe, bic bas 8ert 70 t6ottrGftia
uHteritdBt baben. bic Serren urb
Oamsn Don Den Sir9enba3aren, Der
Ausldnoertlub, bic Ssrri6aften BON
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l4en 5bsater iperben bic geTu6er nit
iArer &unit srfreuen. gtu9 perben grs
frlldunsen ierDirt. 0ag aommittse.
pel9es bic auffiibruns bes paIiOns.
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nung unterbreiten unb nit Der 8srs
lamnlung bann iiber peitsrs gldne
berotbsn.
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Gincinnatier SieberfranS,
Seute abeub Saiioni6lnF in WeiSels
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einsballs, Wsibels 5dGs, 9ins uni
Charlton Ctr. Dirissnt 2ouis Gbrgoi
bat bisr3u Elm bohft intereFuntss BRO.
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senuBrei9er 46enb in ausiiht itebt
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aon5srt. Qu6 fir san3Iuitigs 1T 8Ors
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selsberg.
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alaoierbeaIcitung SRI. gallline
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Barton SoIo: o8Gcr Sopbens
ring, gretper.
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2eonaro.
Serr emil StentIer.
alapicr6cgIeitisug: Sri. gauIire
SternIcr.
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goltsblatt.
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