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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-12-16
OPEN Air EXERCISE.
Always Factor In the Building Up Of
Man.

Always Factor In the Building Up Of
Man.
An athlete liz like an aerOnaut--safe
enough while going, but In danger the
moment he stops, especially If he stops
suddenly.
(. If the first great danger Of athletics
for the professional or business man,
the brain worker and man of sedentary
habits generally is not getting enough
of them the Fecond is like unto it
stopping them too soon. No little of
the bad after effects so frequently
ascribed to athletics in college and
school life is really due to their sud
den discontinuance after graduation.
The building Of man is never fin
ished until he is dead. His life Is all
in one piece, and what is good for him
at one stage of his existence is, muta-
It's mutandis, good for him in all.
While mans mere stature and gross
weight and even horsepower" may
have attained their maximum by
twenty or twenty-three, the efii-
cheney of both his mind and body for
his particular life work ought to and
under most circumstances does go on
steadily increasing until he is fifty,
fifty-five and even sixty years of age.
And the same health giving agency.
exercise In the open air-which has
been the very life secret of his struc-
tural growth and development is equal
ly Indispensable to his further func-
tonal development and growth in eff
cheney. We not merely limit our
growth, but actually shorten our lives,
by taking II for granted that we have
reached our limit at certain age or
stage and may therefore drop the
means of further progress-play in the
open air. When we stop playing we
stop growing.-Dr. Woods Hutchinson
In Outing.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-12-16
PONERENE OPENS "CAMPAIGN'
IN The CITY OF NEWARK

Newark, o., Dec. IA. - Dishonesty
and corruption in big business inter.
ests in the halls Of congress we're
attacked; that part of the Demo
cratic state organization fighting him
was denounced as machine, which
would later attempt to dictate legIs-
lation; Edward w. Hanley Of Day
ton, his rival, was indirectly placed
In class Of public service corpora-
ton representatives with Senators
Aldrich, Hale, Dick and the late SEN
ator Ham, and the use of money to
control elections was vigorously as
sailed by Atlee Pomerene, a sena.
torisl candidate, in his first public
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-12-16
HOLIDAYS
In II Months During Year
According To Calendar

A. 1911 calendar just out, which has
all the holidays marked, both relig-
ious and secular, patriotic and popu-
lar, reveals the rather remarkable
fact that there is only one month in
the year with out holiday Of import
ance. Some have as many as FIVE
that are remembered in some part or
parts of the country.
August is the month that has no
holiday 1t happens. however, that
this !s a favorite summer vacation
month, which tends to equalize things.
The longest unbroken stretch In the
year. IL from July TO Sept. 4, which
is Labor day.
January has three, including Rob-
ert q. Lees and McKinley's birth
days; February has four counting
groundhog day; March recognizes Ash
Wednesday and st. Patrick's day;
April has five, mostly church holi-
days; May has Mothers day, Peace
day and Memorial day; June recog-
nizes Flag day and the first day of
summer; September has Labor day
and the Jewish New Year; October
has Yom Kippur, Discovery and Hal
lowe'en; November has election day
and Thanksgiving, and December clos
es with the one and biggest day of
the year.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-12-16
TO PRESENT THEIR
DEMANDS AT OTTAWA

Ottawa, Ont, Dec. 14-Much public
interested Is manifested in the arrival
in the capital this evening of the
great delegation of farmers who are
coming from western Canada to pre-
sent their views to the Government
on the tariff. reciprocity and other
public questions in which they are Wit
ally interested. Tomorrow the delega-
tion from the West will confer with
a similar delegation representing the
farmers of Ontario and the eastern
provinces. The formal conference
with the premier and his cabinet is
set for Friday. 1t Is to take place
in the chamber of the House of Com
mons and is expected to consume
nearly the entire day.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-12-16
WREATH FOR WASHINGTON

Fredericksburg, Va, Dec. 14-In ac-
cordance with an old-time custom a
delegation of members of the Masonic
lodge Of this city today visited the
tomb of Washington at Mt. Vernon
and deposited magnificent wreath
of flowers and evergreens In obser-
vance of the 111th anniversary of the
death of the first president. 1t was
in the Fredericksburg lodge that Gen.
eral Washington was made a Mason.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-12-16
IN DOUBT AS TO
DAY TO OBSERVE
Two Dates Given as AiCKinley'S
Birth Anniversary.

Washington, Dec. 14.-Admirers of
William Mckinley throughout the
country will be astonished to learn
that January 20, which is known as
Mckinley day" from one end of the
United States to the other, Is, In all
probability, not the birthday anniver-
sary of the martyred president.
1t is true that in one of the con-
gressional directories issued when
Mr.. Mckinley was president the date
Of his birth was given as Jan. 20,
1843. Rmt in all the directories pub
lished during Mr.. McKinley's six
terms as member of the house OF
representatives the date is given as
Feb. 26, 1874. The first sketch of
Mr.. McKinley's life which appears in
the directory issued at the beginning
of the first session of the Forty-fifth
congress Mr.. Mckinley wrote him
self. There are two or three editiOas
Of the directory each session, and
before each edition was printed
proof of this sketch was sent to him
for revision. He must have seen II
dozens of times after he originally
wrote it-and a man is usually sup.
posed to know the date Of his own
birth, but there was never a sugges-
tion that the date was wrong.
One thing is certain-the members
of the Ohio delegation are sufficient.
ly interested in the proposition to
make thorough inquiry. II McKin-
ley day is really Feb. 26 they don't
want Jan. 29 celebrated as such, but
that is the date accepted for some
reason or other, and they propose to
find out.
Springfield. O., Dec. a. Meeting
on curve, near Ironton two double
header freight trains ON the Detroit.
Toledo & Ironton dashed into each
other head-on. Engineer Arthur Han
non of the northbound train sustain
ed bad fracture of the left leg and
Fireman Andrew Hillie was SO badly
scalded and squeezed that he will die.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-12-16
Is Taken Away from BGgger
People At Wooster
Was fnilCGd From Her Home
Near Dayton
By Glowing Account Of Life
On Road
Wooster News)

A slip OF girl, who don't look a
day over fourteen, but who claims to
be older, has been in Wooster for sew
eral days with party of persons
camping near Lake Talbot The wo-
men in the party, shabbily dressed
and very dirty, have been begging in
Wooster during this time.
A. j. Shanklin, proprietor of the
East Liberty street second hand store,
saw the woman Monday in company
with the girl, and learned that they
called her the daughter of the older
lady. Mr.. Shanklin had come across
the people several years ago and knows
them quite well. He was certain the
girl was not their daughter. Late
Monday he learned that the girl had
been entced away from a home at
Dayton, the women telling her that
begging was very profitable busi-
ness.
The cold nights, very poor meals
and the hardships of outdoor life were
not told to the girl, but since she
joined the party she has wished many
times that she was back home. In
Wooster she determined to steal away
from the party and with money she
had begged to go back to Dayton. Mrs.
Shanklin questioned her Tuesday and
offered her home with them until
she was ready to go to Dayton. Tues.
day afternoon Mr.. Shanklin drove out
to the camp to get the girls clothes.
Il haven't eaten more than piece of
bread and drank cup of coffee at
any meal" the girl said. "Those peo-
pie are so filthy that just couldn't do
it." Mr.. Shanklin laid in complaint
to the police in case any trouble
should be encountered in taking the
girl away from the party. 1t is un-
derstood that their horse got fast in
rope Monday night and was injur-
ed, which means that the party will
remain here for a few days. Mr..
Shanklin Tuesday afternoon had not
learned the girls first name. Her
family name is Brown.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-12-16
His Mark.

Edmond ROstand, the famous French
playwright. was once the hero of an
amusing episode. During visit to a
friend in the country M. ROstand was
requested to accompany him to mail
RE In order to register the friends
newborn infant. The adjunct of the
muirie. conscientious little man. book
ell the infant and then turned to NJ.
Rostand as the first witness "Your
name. sir?" edmond Rostand."
"Your vocation" MAN of letters and
member of the French academy"
every we'll" replied the official; "you
have to sign your name. Can you
write? If not you may make cross"
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-12-16
WEEDS NAVAL ENSIGN

Eutaw, Ala, Dec. 14-A number
of guests from out of town came here
today to attend the wedding of Miss
Madeline Depew, daughter ofMrs. Julia
Depew William, and Ensign John FL
Tyson Meredith, of the United States
Navy.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-12-16
HanIeY Chanoea Plan.

Columbus, O., Dee 14.--E. w. Han
ley, the Dayton Democratic candi-
date for senator, issued a statement
In which he said that he would not
insist on going to Mansfield today
and being heard with Pomerene, but
that he would go tomorrow and hold
a meeting of his own.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-12-16

vention are: President, j. Horace
Mcfarland, of Harrisburg, Pa; Vice
President, Clinton Rogers Woodruff,
Of Philadelphia; treasurer, William
B. Rowland, Of New York, and secre-
tary, Richard B. Watrous, OF Wash
ington.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-12-16
WYOMING OIL MEN ORGANIZE

Cheyenne, Wyo., Dec. 14-Pursuant
to call issued by Governor Brooks
convention of oil men of the state
assembled here today to plan for an
organized effort to develop what the
Governor pronounces the enormous
oil fields Of Wyoming, which are sec
ond to none in the Union In abund-
ance and quality"
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-12-16
DEMOCRATS DISCUSS
LEGISLATION

indianapolis, Ind, Dec. 14-Demo-
cratic members-elect of the lower
house of the Indiana legislature
rounded up for a conference at the
Denison hotel this afternoon to dis
cuss the work of organization and the
legislative program for the approach
ing session. The several members
who ARE mentioned for the speaker
ship and a number of other PROM
nent party leaders from over the state
attended the conference.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-12-16

appeal to the people for support, at
meeting Of the Licking County
Democratic club. The spealfer asked
his audience, who numbered about
100, to make known their desires to
their legislative representatives.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-12-16
Confesses KiIIIna Husband.

Philadelphia, Dec. 14.-"Mrs. Rob-
ert Mason Clapp has confessed that
she shot her husband" This an
nouncement was made by the police,
who declared that she had signed a
full statement of the mysterious
shooting Of the grandson of the
"blacking king" in which she says
she shot her husband, net to kill him,
but merely to frighten him after he
had beaten her.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-12-16
University Presents Requests.

Columbus, o.. Dec. 14.-State uni
versity trustees have asked the gem
eral assembly for $1.O56,0OO to con-
struct new buildings in conformity
with their group plan of structures,
outlined last year in their report
filed with Governor Harmon. A total
of $711, ,150 is asked for maintenance
of the institution.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-12-16
Strike al pen Ends

Columbus, o., Dec. 13-The five
convicts who threatened to kill Guard
Coewell refused to work and went
on strike several days ago, have re-
turned to work. They have been In
solitary confinement and lived on
bread and water diet for ~ hours.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-12-16
Tries Suicide With Acid.

Cleveland, o., Dec. 10. - Because
her husband tracked dirt in on her
clean kitchen floor, Mrs. w. K. Krie-
deman, "a, according to Kriedeman.
drank two ounces of carbolic acid.
Prompt work by physicians may save
her life.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-12-16

Columbus, o., Dec. 13.-The ampu.
tation of the left leg just above the
knee at the Protestant hospital fail
ed to save the life of Albert Win
gardner, 81, who was shot in the leg
by Guard Powers of the penitentiary
when Wingardner "kidded" Powers.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-12-16
Admits His Guilt.

Columbus, o., Dec. 13.-Joseph
Varga, indicted for sending letters
through the mail demanding money
from an Austrian bishop, pleaded
guilty in United States court. SEN
tence was withheld for a few DAYS.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-12-16
Suro TO Ger IL.

"There Is one kind of game that m
ona 100 =" "a'r'y a gun to hit when III
f. hun:ng IT."
"Wbat game is thatT
'aTroubie."- BALTIMORE American.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-12-16

BANNER WANT ADS PAY
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-12-16
HAMMERS Away
ON Old THEMES
Colonel Roosevelt Speaks at
New Haven Banquet.
BALDWIN REFUSES TO ATTEND

Former President Lauds Successor
For Appointment Of Judge White
to Supreme Court Chief Justice
ship-Tells When He Wants Gov.
ernment and state control--Wants
Republicans to Garry Out Progress.
sive Program.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-31

leIt Ra6abnsr nnb NoffcIeer auf benz
G,ebiete Der Cperettenmuiit je srreiht
iporpen iinb. MabrIid Gruno ssnus.
um pas .Gronb@ big auf ben iesten
Qlab su fii(lsn. gtber nod Elm trtite
rer G)runb In porbunsen, um bds Pu,
blifum in bellsn Ghudren mad benz
Grano Sperbous gu fiibren: 5rep /
q mbrogio bat iein 8srefis. De-
fleibiqe stiinitler bat Iih Sit feines
6ierIeirs bur9 iein a0Rnsn uno Ielc
| liebenstpiirbiaes Msien biele 5rcunoe
erluorben, bic es iih iicher nidt nebmer
laITsn ipsrben, our9 tbr GrIheinen
| eem siinItler einen 1beil ihrer 8ane
| tssi6uIo fir biele pergnii9t Dsrlebte
Sinnoen absutraeen. Jrl. Goltnl
| Senben Ipielt bic 3itelrclls, perr
| ;soritner ben .9dris" unb 5err Nm.
brogip ben naonia Msncldus".
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zelbitmuro =Sbeprie
I'm Saa .Sallc ppn Der 1olisei augc
siueiielt.
gcridicSene limitdnoe legen ein &er'
brcd)cn nabe.

Die goli3ei lit INNER nod nit Der
llnteriuhung oes Iooes eer jrau
Clara SaG bsI9dftigt, tpelhe betannt'
Iid am 5reitag Utittag erihoifen in
ibrm Shl1f3immer dufgefunben tpurz
be. Die Gage, in tpelher Die Gsihe gez
Funben puros, Iotpie Die Ndtur Der
beioen S1ubpunoen, tpelde ben 3oo
bar 1rdu berbsifubrten, ldbt ndmlih
bic geIbitmerotheorie mshr als 5tpeiz
felbdft erIhsinen. gtasroings tann
auf benz 9dtten Ilsrauber 6au, einem
anaeiebenen Fontrattor, niht Der gss
ringits 8srbadt RUBIN. 9erIslbe bot
ie am Samitaa ertpieienermdben I'm q
llbr feline Wpbnung perlafen uno i'll
i'm Stanoe, iiber feline 8epegunger
BON bieiem 4ugsnblit an bis gum
Qbeno bur6aus befrieoigenbe aus:
tunft 3u ge6en. gtuhbarn be5eugen
oab sr feline Grdu, bepor er ii9 sul
Qrbeit begab, tiiBte uno in beItemgIn'
psrnebmen bon ibr itiep.
sSrau5alI mar, ala lie eri6oHen duf
qefunoen ipuroe, nur nit ibren Inter
tIeioern angetbdn, fpdbreuo bic anoe
rem aletbungsitude perltrsut auf ben
1ubboosn umberlagen. Die Yoli5e
bdlt bic R6gli6tsit uidt fur ausge
IdloFsn, bob SSsulanb bic Jrau, nah
Dem ibr Wdnn oas 5aus perlahel
bate, 6eiuht bat, nit ibr in Streit &c
ratbsn III uno lie nispergeihoHsn bat
| Fals oisie 5beorie bic rihtiee III
bann itanben Dem Wi0rbsr 5tpei Nus
| adnee gum DerlaHsn oss Saufss ofien
or tonnte entipeoer bic ointertbii
oosr bi. gum aorrioor iiibrenne 31il
benusen. sSn leBtsrem Sale bate {
fi6 lei6t in psm 5ausfIur Derborss1
balten tonnen, biz Die 2uit rein lDa
unb er unbemertt bas 5dus perldHsl
tounte. lin 7.30 am Jrsitaa Worsel
tpurben bon Ru6barn sruei SAiiiie gs
bort, jeno6 ipurbs pieiem umitdnn
teine peitsre 9sa6tuug gsT6entt. Oi
5intsrtbiire ipures ipdter nett often
itebsno Dorssfuno.R, uno bic anndhm
liset nabe, pab. falls Jrau 3a
| Selbitmoro bsabiihtigte. iie Die 5hl
iepenfaIs gsI6loFsn habeu fpiiroe.
Die 2ei6e Der 5rau 5dll beiino<
lid in benz Gta6liIement oes 2eihen
beItdttsrs Gilligau uro Diro beute Do
Der Wobnung Der Wluttsr, Jrou Rell
Gbitman, aus 3u 9rabe sstrags
tperben.
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Sciteben amf ssprocrnng.
Gie 8rancrarbciter lcbncn ben Som'
prDmie Der grauberrn ab.

Die grausrsiarbsiier llnionsn bislz
ten asitsrn Rahmittag in Der 4rbeiter.
hale cine iebr fart beiuhte gsridmme
lung ab. Gs mSgen iif1 5u Der 8ers
icmmluna strpa 500 geriorsn einges
funoen ba6sn. 5rDB bisfer ftar.en Be-
t6eiliaung fpurben bic 8srbanoluu9sH.
bel osnen 4oolf aummsr ben 1oritb
fiihrte uno u. Golnot prototo(lirte,
in rubiasr uno iddliher Deiie our4s
aefiibri. 60 piel geitern 3u erFabrsn
mar, lueroen Die Brausreiarbeiter duf
ibren alien Jorberuugen beite9sn bleis
ben, bas beibt, iie psrIansen cine 2ohns
srhobuug BON 50 per Wohe. 6suts
Worgen Iou cine aonftren3 nit ben
grauberrn Iiattfinosn, Dsren grgsbnib
bon allen getbsiIigtsn nit Spannung
erportet lpirb, oa eersn qussdng ents
fdeioen tpirb, Oh Elm grauersidrbeiters
9lusitono sintrstsn piro ooer ntht.
Oieis Sibung tpiro beute Worg.n um
10 ltbr itattfincen. Seitens Der Ar'
better peroen su osrIsl6sn bic 9srrsn
albert golnot, Charles Stdlf unn
2loolf Summer srIf)eineu unb biz
grauerb0rie tpiro purh bic 5trren
sSobn O. 9rortermdn BON Der Job'
Shneioer &c., Wililm Geis bon oer
5ung grefping 60, uno BilIidm Deb
ben Seiretdr Der 80ris. uertreten iein
Die 9rausr haben ben arbeitsrr
bereits sine 3ulaae bon 81 per gDoht
bepiliat. Gs purb. ssitern bon Der
glrbeitern er.ldrt, eab bel Der S!eigs
runa Der ae6ensmittelpreiie ein Bo'
henlobn bon $14 DOT orti oo.r pisl
3abrsn beute nidt peitsr rsits, als cir
folder bon S1S.
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- @iais gaTon, BON go. 527
Wouno Ctr, begab iiA am Samitug
Qbenb mad benz Wartte. um Ginfdufe
3u MAIDEN. Qls fis beimtam, mdhte
tie bic unangenebme gntoedung, bob
Elm Ginbrefer pdbrenb ibrer abtpez
Ienbeit ibrer Dobnung einsn geiuA
obaeItdttet unb aus einem Softer S86
in 8oor unb einen 8iamdntring i'm
Berthe bon $50 entipenoet 9atte.
Glifforb Wsrsfclner, ppn Wlontz
oomerp pifs, asnnebp 5eigbts, meIbez
ie, pdB i6m in oem 6auie go. 23O
DeIt s. Strdbs cine llbr I'M Wsrthe
bon $25 entfpenbet tpuroe.
llnbetannte Ginbreher itisaen in
Der Sdmitog Tadt in bic Wobnunq
oes cSobn 8. ulitael, 30. 15216abs.
burg Str, Elm uno iiablen $35 'orpit
mebrere 5hliifIel aus ben 5aihen be,
9eintleioer oes 6srrn Uiihael.
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Seuershrnnit.

cyniolae sinss mans,lbuften Rau6~
ianses tam ssitern Radt 11.25 llbr in
benz Wobnbouis oes pbll. 2uopig.
go. 1926 Seioto Strabe, sin Jeusr
gum ausbruh, lpeldes in Der 9fahbors
ihaft grcbe glufresuns herporrief.
auopis uno feline 5amilie flOhen in
ibren Ndhttlsibern ins 5reis. Gin
4Iarm pom Wlelber Alt bra9te bic
sseuerpebr CUR Gtelle. ipelde bic 0ez
fabr beieitiats, nahosm Elm Shanen
Don $500 angerihtet tporpen mar. Cub
mia ipcllte i'm nns brennenoe 5dns sus
rid, nm feline Shube su hcleH. unn
mare, fpenn er biefes 9orbaben snns.
aefiibrt bate, 5ipeiiellos in ben CLAM
men umgtfommen. gum 0liid isbof
ipurbe g|clisiit 4uguft Gerpe ouf oi.
Mbiicht bes Rannes oufmerifom uni
rib Jpn I'm Isbten AusenbIid suriid.
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Zimgnbgel.
Mehrere 9nnitler Der goitou 0ranb
Epera So. iino bereits seitern
gbeno bier einsetroffeu.

9srsits eefteru traf Dirsttor Ruis
fen nit einem groBen 5beil Der GO
liItsn Der goIton Grano Opera 50.
bier elm uno nahm i'm Sinton ooteI
8obnung. Die asitsrn angsicmmsren
biIoen aber nur bic apdnigoroe Der
eroben aus $50 psrionen beitebenosn
GeieIlihdft, bic beute 46eno bier elm
trsffen rperben. Inter Tenen, bic ihren
Romen suerit ins 5remosnbuh oes
r5inton" sintrussn, apar Sei1or Gcns
itontino, Der ipdniihe Tenor. oem
feline setreue gunoogss nG3ar" onf
benz syube Tolsts. gonfantino III tein
Trember me6r in Cincinnati uno feIt
er bier ouftrdt, bat pieier Rii.er bes
boben ,.g~ i'm Citen, pprnehmliA in
Bolton unb Rsp gort srobe qurbss.
rem eserntet. Director RuHel uno
Ieins Seiret6re iinb froh. iuisber in
Cincinnati gu fsin. ba iie ii5er iino.
bier in elmer Staot ipeileH gu tOnnsn,
bic bos n6thige 8eritinbnib fir oos
a0nnsn ibrsr 3rupp. befist.
Nlii Dem 9orirab tamen audi flint
@aggoniobunsen Ssenerieu an. bic Be-
reits in Der Muiifhalls uniergsbracbi
lporben iinb. g1atiiriih rei6t islbit
bas erobe SintpH 5otrt BEL WeiteIG
nift, nm ale 9iinftIer Der GelsllIhaft
untersubrinasn. Sbihon in oteisn
5otel stpei poIle gtaeen fir biesiiinits
Ier bsIsst iporoen iine, tpsroen bic aas
beren aroben 5otels Der unierenSiaei
aud ibren antbeil 6ei bisfer aiinitIers
einoudrtierung erbdItsn.
4nbsre 5errihdfteH. bic seftern
abenb bier eintrafsn iinb:Jraugrons
taia, s5rau 9ipppsta. Der 9euor Sess
topstp, Der bdniffe 5enoriit 5anIsn.
Der ben aobensriH am Wlitttpoh tn
gen pirb, Der fransoiifde senor gou.
loane, ioipis bic Damen Rielisn uni
syrau 5oFfmann uHo bic aapeIlm.iii.,
1 Cont unp 2us3aiti.
| Der 8orpertauf Der ginstts III eir
ausaessitneier. Bis aefiern 46ent
bate perIelbe bic anisbnli9e D0be por
| S15, 900 erreidi. Ter groifnunas
poriteliuna am Disnitds Mbenb mi
Carmen Itbtn bic MuiiifreuHoe IN
ierr Stapt nit befonbertm Sniereii'
sntssesn. JraI Gan finst bic 1its!
role.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-31

Cine Qluetppte BON WiIbeIm Shdfe

CtnS UUelDDIe Dun 2SlIgeIII Su9al leL,
5n 2imburg fam elm Bidder CUR
Jrqn3oien3eit baSu, i'm 3prn Der alten
8rie6en unb natten geibes Elm 9eio
III perosn. gr pobute ienIeits Der
Qa6n bet ieinem 9adbdus uno mar eiH
itatioer Gerl nit ihrperen Snohen,
Der iih ieit ieiner WaucerI6aft aIs
SungaeIelIe beihsioeu bel ieinem
5anopert belt. Q4ie Der i'm Ninter
einmal bic eriten Weden aus Dem Bad
ofen bolte, mo6te Elm tribes 2iht ben
Warooeuren Elm bequemes 5riihrut
perrdtben huhen. Gr bate geraoe ben
tpdrmen grotheu nit &lei'tsrlpdner
ben Glans auf ibren tnuiperigen
9auh geItrihen, ais ibm Elm babes
Sussnb pieier Gerle ins gadhaus
6ra1 unb iein Gebdt bobnladenb in
2eineHIdde idarrte. Betl lie nit
SGbeln unb gsiaoenen 5Iinten bener
betpaffnet parsn als er nit Ieinem
6olssrnen Shlebsr. 10 odhts sr 3uleBt
g8ds bilft ss ptel? Sic IhlGgen UNI
Iie ihieBen Dir bic anodsn eut3rpei
unb peine Weden bdbsn lie oof! Nur
ais Fe ibm Iesu pollenes aamiIoI
lpeand6men, oas an osm gadtroq
binu, mar er bod tpilo. 0o aoqen Iie
ihm nit Geipalt Die 8dterihiir3e uni
bic 0oIen, Ielbit nod Die StriimpTG
aus uno iaeten ibn hinaus. bdriuB nit
0smo uno 3ipTelmiise in ben frolts
talten Worsen.
gBie er oanu ihrem Sohu entrann
perbleut uno bIuteno, uHo iibsr bit
| Itsinerne 2abnbriide binauT ndh Gin:
burg lief, mar pa ihan olles bon por
GjeIhret uno Shiifen. oSn ale Sdus
Ter orangsn iie uno pliinberteu uni
| Itohen nit 9oipnetten toot, mas iid
nod ipebrte. go id)lih er iih in
Semo bur6s biirre 9ebiiib am llfe'
bin unb tro9 Sulest in etneN 9inient
psrihlda, ben lie od fur bds 9riia'
| ssutter inn CONNER hutten, uno oel
nun leer mar. Td FAB er bis CUR 6el.
| liqteit, fab manhes SSeuer blutrptt
leuhten i'm talten Rebel uuo tpurtets
oh Tie ibm briiben bds S3etnige aud
nieper6rennen piirpen. gr mar c:
spor getpobnt, in oiinner aleiouns 81
bantiren, aud i'm Winter; bod 10 in
Semb auf einem toIten Brett 81 iiBen
pbpobl Die VebeInGiie ben froitiss1