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Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1915-04-22
BLANEY DISTRICT


Special Correspondence.
The Blaney district has just
furnished the school house with
an elegant set of new school
furniture of the latest designs.
The farmers of the district
have been hindered in preparing
the ground for crops on account
of the heavy rains of the last
few days. The oldest man in
the district has no recollection of
ever having seen so much rain at
this season of the year.
J. 7. Blaney went to Estancia
this week to see Dr.. Mason.
While he has improved some in
the last few weeks he yet lacks
great deal Of being a we'll man.
The rheumatism that he had for
SO many months was so very Sc
we're that it contracted the mus
cles of his right leg so that it is
now between three and four
inches shorter than the left one.
He cannot walk without the help
Of a pair Of crutches. When
Rev. Leonidas w. Smith, of
Santa Fe, learned of his being in
such a condition he at once sent
him an elegant pair with his
compliments. Mr.. Blaney is
very proud of the crutches but
regrets exceedingly the necessity
for having to use them.
Mrs. Palmer had one hundred
pounds of sweet clover seed sown
just before the commencement
of the late rains. 1t is now com
ing up beautifully, and the pros
pect is that she will have an ex-
cellent stand of clover.
Mr.. C. L. Riley intends plant
ing 100 acres of beans this sea-
son. Some beans. All!
Mr.. B. Sherman, who is farm
ing Mrs. Palmer's land, intends
to plant a good sized crop of
beans and corn, and is busy as
possible preparing for it. Among
other things he intends putting
III considerable Sudan grass, a
crop that makes the finest hay
that has ever been raised in the
valley.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1915-04-22

This week so far has been
beautiful weather, but we had
some rain last week after the
paper was issued-in fact there
were several days of as dismal
weather as ever occurred back
yonder. There was Is of an
inch of rain on the 18th, 81 on
the 10Th, .06 on the 18th, and .18
on the 18th, making .93 for the
four days. So far this month
the precipitation has amounted
TO 1.6S.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1915-04-22

ERNIEN'S IDEA

ROBERT L. EFVlGn, state COM
missioner Of public lands, is very
strongly in favor of having all
the government lands transferred
to the states in which they are
located. To forward his views
ON this subject Mr.. Ervien is ad-
vocating q convention of land
commissioners, governors and
congressman Of tne public land
states, to discuss the subject.
He has addressed the follow
ing letter to che land commits
sionors Of the state having pub
lie lands:
During the past s~7.lal ses-
siOns Of congress have observed
that a large number Of measures
have been introduced by both
senators and representatives Of
the public land states, having
for their object the securing of a
more liberal policy on the part of
the federal government as to the
passing to private ownership of
the public domain.
The sentiment in this state is
heartily in favor of such legisla-
ton, and have no doubt that a
liberal policy on the part of the
government ia the administra-
ton Of the unraservad and unap-
propriatad public lands within
your state would meet with the
hearty approval of your citizens.
| am not familiar with the pub
lie land conditions in your state,
except insofar as information can
be gathered from government
but from a period Of sew
en- years observation from the
position Of land commissioner of
this state, and being brought in
daily contact with the govern
msnt policy, | am free to say
that I favor legislation that will
have the tendency to liberalize
our public land laws, which have
been steadily growing more re-
stricted. In fact, to be perfectly
frank, | am of the opinion that
all unreserved and unappropri-
ated lands should be granted the
states having same
within their borders.
Knowing the views of our rep
resentatiVes in congress and the
sentiment of our people, and
judging from the efforts of rep
resentatives in congress of pub
lie land states to secure legisla-
ton of this kind, | believe it
would be a wise course to secure
action, and | am writ
ing you to ascertain your views
9s to the desirability Of holding
some time during the year, con,
vention to be composed Of SEN
ators and representatives, gov
ernors and commissioners of pub
lie land states, and at such con-
views could be eXchang-
ed, conditions in the different
states become general knowledge
and if thought wise, general leg
Of q character be decided
upon and recommended, and
OF action mapped out by
which we could render to our
representatives. assistance that
would enable them to secure re-
suits.
| am at this time taking the
matter up only in a preliminary
way with the state land commits
sioners and would be very glad
to have your views as to the de-
of holding such a con-
vention. and if can count upon
your active. assistance in the mat
ter. Very respectfully,
Robt. P. Ervien,
Commissioner
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1915-04-22
M'INTOSK

Special Correspondence.
Some of the people are talking
of going west where it doesn't
rain so much.
The ladies' club spent an en-
ioyable afternoon with Mrs.
Wagner Thursday.
Mrs, Norman of Ration came
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1915-04-22

Mr.. Mitchell, who has been
here some time looking around,
has leased J. M. Gains place.
He will devote a large part of
his attention to poultry.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1915-04-22
WHAT CAN THE
NATTER 81?

Ai hiaLh"o PHo1 tIlClC ll6S DG0l
complaint and trouble in thi
valley about finding a market TO
butter, eggs and poultry pro
duced here.
1t has seemed to US that there
was something wrong some
where which could be made righ
if it was handled in the proper
way, and we have just been fur
nished with information by Mr.
L. H, Gibson, traffic agent of the
N. M, C. which confirms that be.
lief.
Mr.. Gibson has collected in
formation as to the amount OF
butter, eggs and poultry handled
by the grocers and dealers OF
Santa Fe and the sources from
which their supplies are drawn,
which is as follows:
Winters Grocery Co., per week,
200 pounds Of butter, 5 cases OF
eggs, ! coop Of poultry, bought
in Denver and Kansas City.
j. Fl. Blain, Jr., per week 100
pounds butter, 2 to 3 cases Of
eggs, bought in Denver and
Kansas City.
Modern Grocery Co., per week
$50 pounds Of butter, 5 to 10
cases of eggs, 1870 to 40 pounds
of poultry, bought in Denver and
Topeka.
D. S. Lowitski, per week 30
pounds Of butter, 2 cases Of eggs,
l coop of poultry, bought in Den
YER, Taos and Santa Fe.
c. Kiasov, per week, 25 pounds
butter, 5 to 10 cases of eggs, J
coop Of poultry, bought in Santa
Fe, Colorado and Kansas City,
4. Gutierrez, per week, 20 to
80 pounds Of butter, 2 cases Of
eggs, bought in Santa Fe and
Kansas.
W. D. Arrighi, per week 80
pounds Of butter, 2 to 3 cases of
eggs, 100 to $50 pounds Of poul-
try, bought in Denver.
Pete AIarid, per week, 80 to 40
pounds Of butter, 2 to 8 cases Of
eggs, bought in Santa Fe.
NJ. M Duran, per week, 25
pounds butter, 2 to 3 cGses of
eggs, ! coop Of poultry, bought
in Denver, Estancia Valley and
Santa F'e.
Frank Andrews, 200 to 300
pounds butter, 10 cases Of eggs,
$50 pounds Of poultry, bought in
Colorado and Kansas.
II. S. Kauue & Co., per week,
300 pounds butter, 10 cases of
eggs, $50 pounds Of poultry,
bought in Kansas.
San Miguel College, per week,
60 to rs pounds butter, l case of
eggs, bought in Santa Fe, Albu-
uueruue and Denver.
St. Vincent Sanatarium, per
week, rs pounds butter, Z case of
eggs, bought in TuIarosa.
Sisters Of Loretto, buy all in
Santa Fe.
Now, here are above 1000
pounds of butter, so cases Of
eggs and four or five coops Of
poultry consumed every week in
a town only 67 miles from Es-
tancia, by far the greater portion
of which is bought in states out
side Of New Mexico, and por-
ton so small as to be negligible
is bought in the Estancia Valley,
which is the closest point of sup
ply.
Surely there is something
wrong, and it is up to our people
and our dealers to find out what
+bo+ sCr,9a tbirgr il
Livery bit of this produce
which is rot bought locally in
Santa Fe should be furnished by
the Estancia Valley.
Let's get busy and find out
about this.
Here are the names and ad-
dresses of the people who buy
and sell this stuff, and it will he
an easy matter to correspond
with them, but it would be bet
ter to go and see them.
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Giue iirfli6e 5dtHtnns,
Srau GmerD itiitet iiir eiu neueS
Webaubc bes meniiiuiidsu College
S250,000.
Sine Der Seoiuonnseu 1T bic slni-
briugnns elmer gletdJ groFcu
Snmmc.

6rau Marp G}. Gmerp bat ii6
abermals ais f0rislidbe @eberiu &C.
seist lm0 cine Spenbc pom $3.50, 900
6einod). iiir eiu ueucs @ebauoe Der
incoi6illiibcn SatuItdt Der llnipcriI.
tat. Sir Die S6enfung iiub etlidc Be.
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iii Gle, bab elm gleid bober getrag
fiit bic innere GinrIGtlmg bes 0e.
bau6es altige6radt meroeu uutB. EoS
mir0, lpie iih Or. Is. a. 0olmeS, Der
Iefar Der nlcoi3iniiben 1NIfultat,
1nsoriifte, nid)t itblper baIten. Ter
langgcbegte &llIih lmicrcr 9lerSte
miro aui bieie g9eiie Der @erpirtlidr
lmq uabe aeriidt 6ralI G7nep, Die
III tbrcr @iau Gogecltll uohnt, ulddltc
Or. SoImcS gcilegn III eluem Idn.
gercn Sfrciben non tbrer fitritIideu
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fijgte lin3u, 0uB bcrcits groBerc Be
trGgc pcriprod)cn mor0en Wdren lulo
Is iufol1e ociien utd)t idaper balten
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SeoiHgumg Su erfillelt 9teu mar Die
Slnlabc beS Or. Solmcs, oaB Dos
Gbio Miami lPeoicul College Nus
i;dlt nubc bon Der Carnegie Sollnou-
tion cine rluoe DtillioH 81 erbaIten.
glbgeieben BON Der @eOiHauna Der
9luibrlngtng elmer ulrid) grpBen
SunuHe OILS Ole Sdcufluq wiulitt
5rau Gmcru. oaR oas Scbduoc IN orr
ndfitcn 9tdbc oc9 aQgcmciicn itaoti.
ihcH &ranien6auic2 aui cincu
@ruuoitiid crridtct perSe. baS Die
6nfultat autbcii}t DIS @ebduoe iol
0urdl Illnnel nit Dem Noipital per.
butocr perocu. @m imo Ginridalma
ioQcn cincm gIu0idNdI iibertrageH
ncr0cn, ocu Die 6afultat 81 crncnuen
bot. Die aui5itbriuGenoe1I S250,000
iollen Der Gnonpment 9liiociatiun Der
llniperittdt allSge5oblt tper0en unb
cntpcoer bic @infiulftc o6er oqs
&opital ioucu iiir Die Gturid)tt,nu
bes 8cbGlloeS @ermenoluI1 finbp.l.
Ole @erpaltlnq ocs @ebduoeS Iiegt
fiir alle 3eiten Ger SSatultdt oes me.
oi3iniiden College Oh 5rau Gmerp
leiItet ibrc 3ohhnacu IN ioldeu
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9cirieb ocs 9all3 bc0nr' Sle nilHid1t
bis 5um I Suli .. :. 9eidei0, oh
lire Sd,enflmg ino Die oarou ge.
tuiipften 9eoinpungeu ougenoHuHeu
merocr 6rot Gmcru Diro ocn 9r-
i6cio idon niel friiber crbalten unb
mte er ausi1at, 6ariiber berridJen
tuobI tetrerIei 3peifel.
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SaiesSall.

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.iH GtuisbsH uno srlaubte unisr.n
.Rebs" Ua9 flint Rssentagen, tiu
Spiel in Bottom gum austrag Su 6rins
gen. :Sn oemIslben funsirter SaleIs
esrer Benton uub Sanger DOOM ais
ga!ieris fir Cincinnati sesen RuooIpb
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ris burd Gear refp. Dinso a6s.loit,
bed fam bic oiiIfs gu ipdt. benn b.n
goftonsrn mar Is selungen. pier ibttr
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trirtn. mas ibHsn nit Silfs eiR.s
Jsblsrs Der .RebE" stpei a6uf. unb
ben Sies eiu5rahte. lIniers Suns,ns
mahten ii,5sn 5reffsr aesen neuu,
uno beibs all6s batten ie ,insn fge5s
Ter auf bsm Gonto. Griffith mar un.
isr better S0Ids.r nit srpsi 5reffern.
mloaipiB fidsrte unIsren sin3igsn
aauf i'm iis5eHtsn 9anse. @uf unTss
rer Stite Durbs tsin auitfd8!er sur
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IfreipdFe aur .riten Bale erIautt, ts.
gen sinsH. alsmm uHb gmsIi. rparsn
bic S6isosrittsr.
ReiuItatber rssfrieen
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6emciuoe. .5eitlidfeiteH.

- Ter 5rausnOersin Der 2tpeiter
0eutf4sn prssbptsrii6sn airhe on
Der Def 9ibertb Strabe bGIt feline
mOnatlibs 9erfammIung am Dom
nsrstag gta6mittag, 27. Mai. Di.
Jrauen aebrt, Sdpuntbaus. 2ippert,
8epper, 6. SdmItc unb Stoes ierui.
rem ben aaffse. 9tqe 9Iieber unb
5reunbs iiHo bsr3lia eiugeIabeu.
= Der 5rauenpsretn Der Satles
Gp. Ref. 8emeinbs periammel. iih sur
aefeqidnftIiheu lInterbalture am
0Onnsrstag. 27. Wtui, Taamittags
ron . big > llbr. Die freunblihen
gnitgsberinuen iinb bic Damen u.
G0nepein, ". 60bue, y. Cornell, Z.
6offmarr, Is. 6sinbu6, u. Jmfanbe,
e. &slIer uno q. Srsibler. 5ebermar
it aufs freunbli6its eingslabsa.
Sn Der gp. Yrot. Ct. paulus
Gemeinbe (paItor u. Nemens) iitDors
ueritdu Rdhmittag 9eriummlung BIS
iJrauens uno Suusirdusn. gsreins.
Sas oamtt oerbunoene adffeetrGn3s
den ruiro ron folgenoen Damer oeges
ben rperoen: 6. 2uttermanr, T. geus
fartb, g. Opel 9. peters. u. qstes
ring, q. qanborf, M. p0tter, Il. pc
Ter, Ul. Rabe. q. Robbers, 6. Riebez
mann, Yt. Rihter, u RDtter uno &.
Steiutomp. GiHe ber3Ii9e Gtnlabung
srgsbt an alIe Witslieoer uno Treurbe.
IN Der 8eutitben ct. .Sobaunes.
Semeinos (gcItOr $. 9. GiTsnIohr)
iinb fir ben gmpfang, Der fir
aae iiingeren 2eute Der 9emeinos
am 9pnnerstag 2(bcno abse6aIten
piro. bic gorte6rungen aug
Bette oetrpffen. Gs pirb cine re9t
SabIrsid3e getb.iItsung erpartst. Gs
ergsbt hermit no4maIs cine GinIas
buns an aQe iuugen 2suts. o6 Tie nu1
attn an Der Gsmsinoedrbeit betbeiliJt
finb ooer nidt ii6 am 9onnerstag
@benb int S4ulotdIs stn5ufinbsn.
- Der 5rauenoersin Der So. prot.
Mattbdus 9smsinbe in Wtnton pIuce
qaitor .. 9sutbin) perunItalet am
WittpO6 gtbsnb Oieier Uo6e sinsn
9aSur ns6it Sis Cream Social. Dem
9srsin iino beigetrst,H bic Damen
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uno Qpuiie 9otpeler.
- 9onusritug, 27., iinoet oas Raj
fsrtrdn5tsn oes 5rauenOereins Der @D,
CT. Sobannes &irdN, Reabins,
Ohio, Cgaitor paul gOurquiu) bel
'Srnu Rinnd Gsbsr oben an Der Wtdin
Strabe Itatt. SOlgsnbe Sralien lperbsn
Oisneu: 3iIie aoebler, 2t53ts auebler,
Mdrgdretba Settler, Gina areti6s
mar, 9puiir aeti9mor, emma RIais
bsr, anna 3aHm uuS Waaria asbrer.
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Eterbli6feiteberibt.

gcrt6o Ranfin %, aonsoiep
Sdmadle.
Diat5tIOe Gubl, 55, 10 0af Ctr.
Rre5s.
@Opar6 9eonar6, IS 5eim Der
2lrmenidauciteru, 9lrterienpertalflmg
Catherine EbOrrtnu. 10, 1888
Gil 3. StraBe, Serjleioen.
gIba Sarriett, 32, 1929 8ine Ctr.
2lngcnent5iinolng.
Or. 2Sulia Carpenter, rs, 263e
4arf Qpe,, 9toie.
George 9naS. q, 1925 9faoiuc
StraRc, Sdppld)e.
gtorn Ser3ner, 20, 1928 8eIt'
pooh 9tOe., glierenleioen.
George Stearns, 70, $50 Dana
9IUc:, 2Irterienuerfalfura.
SoGr ScoIir, 81, 634 Oft 8. Ctr.
5uberfuIoie.
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lre StraBe, &rebs.
9Dtia Bran, 60, TAI Clinton Ctr.
9iererIeiben.
Worp Citing, 80. 1857 @eIterr
apenIte, IuberflIoie.
glI5ert @ed. rs, itaotiides gtrmeu.
baus. Serleioen.
9ouis grrQaua. 56, 500 RiItor
Ctr, 2ungenellt5iinouns. -.
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Rlus ben, Ayfani3ipalseriHt

sSiir Die 0auer bon 60 Eager
iuuroe acitern sSobu Wtantea, por
gso. f343 giain StraBe, BON Rid,tcr
alermoer unifd6Iid aematt, lmt
Die @nttin iolpie Die beiben GinOer
oes geipalttbdtiaen 9urid)en Deroeu
ipIbrcno 6ieier 3eit Jiuhe por ibnl
habcn, 90 er i'm arbeitsbaiis ii6cn
miro. Diantea mar borgeiterH a6eno
pcrDaitet iporoen, nadOem icine Jrall
iit OH bic Boli5ei geIunnot bate,
lpei( ibr gatte in iinnloier @litb lie
inio lire 6eioen siiHber nit einem
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!oalie seiast bate. Iie BO!iSei fanb,
OILS iic Mantca tur3e 8eit ipater IN
Ger GobnImg perbditete, einer Bet,
rel, aus lpeld)em berooraina 6aB
Mnntei alIgenidlcinIidl Die sIbiiht &C.
1abi bate, iciHe 5nntiIie uno ii6
ielbit luIBubriHaen.
3u 10 Ia1en Irbeitsbous iolpie
eincr @eIbitrnie por Sl5 ,plree oer
Sarbise 3reb. Morton perbaftet. in
beiTcm 9eiit 16 Slaiden Bbisfep &C..
ilrlbcH iporoen paren, Ore cus elmer
@irtbidait an Der Scditcn uHo
Smiib Strabe eeiicDfcn iuaren.
8a $25 un0 oen Soften, Die or I'M
ar5eiisbamie nbperbiencn nlub, ullr.
be eer 6arbise aieari gaiIep rerur.
tbeilt, ScI am GaaIitas babel crrpiitt
.por0en ipar, mic er aui hcm sefitsd
Strabe Wartt einer 5rnu bic $drS.
tai6c entreiben pollte.
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G4s.GrIanbHifiasins.

(Samuel 9. WOObs, 2s, 41s7 9a,s,
man Str.
(SOpbia u. SuslIis. IS, 1917 Rar'
quis 2loe.
jRobsrt 6. 5apss, 90, RorpooS.
l5ebDis Deutemeisr. %, essgI.
(Gbarl,s s. gorgman, q. 5nbianas
1 polls. SHb.
lgtRna o. Wspsr, IS. 3173 5iniies
4penue.
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I Conn.
laibbis aiscOp. %, e5l aiamonO
Strabe.
|gei. Ruari, %, GOneorb, ap.
(Siabps MeRamara, IS, 500 1uss
tulum 4pe.
JiyrtS. 80. garb, 90, wat. gltrS, o.
Bertha Stsinsts. 20, 1919 Gingo ct.
|Robsrt 10. GDGns. 2a, 800 @eft A.
Strabe.
leitlian Gsrsuion, 2e. 612 Sessl.
i@illarb 9. gsrlins, 26, 411s s,srOm.
glnsnue.
lRathiIba pfaIssraf, "a, aIspsIIpn
glpenne.
|grant :. DOpnsp, %, 211 s..tiOn
Strabe.
Bertha aObmann, "a, 2475 Qaris
Gtrabe.
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0eburfen.

Sobn uno Catherine 9lcie. 14tl
Race StraBe. auabe.
Surrp lunb Sbereie 9lerptou. Gar,
:Dagc ane., anabe.
Soief lmb sIIma goiie, S34 Sir,
bett ape., anabe.
8illinu uno Ghriitine gott. ;Sair.
mount rnb Blaine ape., Dedbhen.
Sobn itno sInna Stanele, 1921
epaiiiton slpc., arldbe.
ggiliam un0 GDitb gIufoerbeiSe,
1891 80. GtraBe, 9,dofen.
Sobn imb gura Ching. ii06
Oorf StrnBe, &Itnbe. 9
ssobu ir,b anna lbapar, 1912
Tleninut Ctr, WidOd)en.
aarl inb Gbriitrne gaus, 2tl2
Rariue Ctr, Wiaod,en,
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Ter gisan,ie tsiGaISiet.

Clara Mepcr. bon sio. sos 2ip
iHgiion Strabe. eruiriie geftcr in
M:lII5ipaIgerifjt ei,lrn Saitbefebl ae
gen Ser .Speeial Geliperp" E,citbO
ten 6rnnf wsnamis, inter Der 9ln'
HaSc Der gigamie. gaagnns befinoei
ii4 SlIr 8eit i'm slrbcitshnllie binte,
GaI0iI nnb slicIeI llno perbiibt einG
brcIhcIfsiiraie ipcaeH gernnflliii,
gluIg ipiner redtmdbigcn Satin. bic
er I'M Sabre 1910 bciratbete. @is
clara Wleper IN Dem Softbefebl be-
hclipiet. beirotbete iie am IA. ganl
oitfes Sabres Den @ngnsis obne aine
abmlns oapon su baben, bnB er 6e.
feiss perbeirat5st mar.
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poli5eiAefs
Sabcn seirern lire 22. SabreSDer.
iammlmng inter anheroroentlidJ
saBlreid)er Sbeiluabme Be-
gonneH.

giirsermeiitcr 5. g. Spiegel nrb
anoere gertreter Der &Ouigin oes
8eitens betpillfonlnlneten DE
Oaiic. - Die g5er6duoe Der S1e.
riiis uno Der gabnoetcftib$ tagen
glei6iaQs bier. - Ter @euitter.
rcecn teeintrdhtigte ben GrfoIg
Ger 95oli5eipnra6e am 9eafnittag.
- 9lm 9l6cno paren Die 8oli5ei.
d)efs Die Gdite bes Gu0ier CLUBS.
- Seltte gebt es naf bem Gbeiter
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-26
Scr Ztaotratb.
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fir bic NmiteGnns BON Grperten.

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Ses Gigentbums Der Strabenbabnae.
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geipilligung bon $4,000 erildt uno
Snnr ioate oieies @eI6 Don ben $65,.
600 genomuneu merbeu, ipelGe bie
Cincinnati, gielpport un6 @opington
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oungsiumnIe OIL oic Staot 5u be3ab.
len bereit lit.
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ifoit ieoo9 iolDClt uur $4,000 III
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lid iibcr fein GeIO 0eriiieen f6nnen,
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ipolts Sfoenle beJiigli6 Der Gintrci.
bums ten acknowledgements Ociini.
tiu guScheiBeu ln0 5un geihluB CT.
bobln. gs geidab Oicies aiii Die BE.
iiirluorhlng be5 gommittecs iiir
StraBen imo Enrts bin, nndJosm
Gerr SGoeule Dos reite Spitem nod.
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rem an5cinan6eraeistt batte, oab in
3mtlaiit oie Sta0t feire Strabenucr.
beiicrlmgrn in 2Ingriii nebnen miro,
ebe ntf,t bic intereiilrten @rlinobe.
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oicie neue metboSc aalGbrli6 minSe.
Items 100000 iparen Slrftc. 9hl.
Berocm bemerfte er, oaB Elm geIpiiist
biliiler glnfpaIt. Ser aus oieicn III.
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Tater pTegte, ibm seseniber suse.
itauSHi babe, baf nod Giniiibruug
Der nelten Metbo6e fem anuaIt meAr
etmos nit @uiieBmentsfIasm oeroie.
rrr f6nne.
gluf GmpIcbIllrg De: Warftfcn.
mittaes purSe Iirter sluFbeblms osr
@eitJaitsreSelH eine Gr6inans ange.
nommeu, !nut tpelher CO nitt ge.
ilattet iein ioa, al,f Den WlarftpIdeen
4ieroe 5Uliten aht llbr glbeuSs lmS
BIER llbr 9loreers an3llbnrOen ml6
itcben Su I1iien.
auf GmpiehIims bes Scmittees
iilr giitteI unb Bege murSe Der 9lr.
beitsSirettor anacIpieien, eine senaue
ltuterilIdluJ be3iigli6 cincr Mua.
perbrern1ingsaElage 5u unden uno
StOitenani4Iiae iiir cine Serartige
auIage 81 unter6reiten