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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-03-30
She went through the door and l saw the blue of
her dress melt into the shadows on the stairs.

She went through the door and 1 saw the blue of
hr dress melt into the shadows on the stairs.
CALLED on Barbara later in the afternoon. 1t
seemed that her mother had decided suddenly to
go away, and had insisted on Barbara's staying in
to pack.
l told her about my adventure-all but the last
part-and she liked it SO little that 1 had at last
to pretend l had only made it up. The thing that
annoyed her most was the yellow hair. She thought
| might at least have made it chestnut, Barbara's
own color.
AS a consolation l promised to get tickets for a
play that night.
We We're in our seats soon after the music be-
gan. Barbara spent the interval looking about for
friends. l lazily scanned the boxes. Only one of
those on the right was occupied. A woman was in
it, with opera glasses directed, it seemed, straight
at me.
AS | looked up the glasses we're dropped, and
she turned quickly away. l leaned forward, clutch
ing the arm of my chair. She was there in a SHIN
merry dress of nearly the same blue that she had
worn that afternoon and with her beautiful hair
shining out from the background of soft shadows.
She spoke to someone who came forward. 1t was
the man who had interrupted us. Other people ap-
peared at the back OF the box. Neither of them
looked at me.
Barbara asked me what was the matter. Then
she caught sight of my Princess.
Il do believe" she laughed, that it's yellow hair
that has bewitched you again"
L was listening to two men behind us.
who's that splendid girl in blue, in that box on
the right?' one of them asked.
"That-oh, that's Princess Stella of Orotavia.
The girl about whom all the papers have been max
ing such a fuss, you know"
That's she, is it? Then who's the man with
herr"
'Oh, he's equerry. He's been more or less in
charge of her, you know, until she went back to
her father. Good looking chap, isn't he?"
| had heard OF orotavia. 1t was a ridiculous lit
tie state that had lately made itself prominent by
making itself unpleasant. An unpaid and discon-
tented army threatened a revolution. With a shock
l my promise. l am not in one of Mi.
Hopes novels, and I'm not sure either how Barbara
would take it. And | see now in the papers that
a coup d'etat is daily expected.
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WIzARDRY
EDWIN CARLILE LITSEY

The forest lay bleak, and broken, and bare,
For the demon Winter had just been there;
And had stripped, and pillage and tortured, and slain,
And had gone on back 10 his lair again.
And then from the South magicians came,
That were born of the sea, and the suns warm flame.
Subtle and still, they reached the spot
Where the wrath of Winter had left a blot.
And then, by day and by night, they strove
With all the patience and skill of love
To right the wreck which had been wrought,
BY the use OF the mystic tools they brought.
Sun and shadow, and night and day
Came, and tarried, and passed away;
And then the wizardry began
Which ever has baffled the lore OF man.
The brown, bent limbs were clothed with green,
a lacey glory of vivid sheen;
And up from the mould al a beech's root
"A tiny flower began to shoot.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-10-14

declines, in most instances the worst
of the present fall The three stocks
mentioned are McBryde and Eva, which
noted fractional increases, and Olaa,
which remained unchanged. Only the
stocks appearing in transfers are re-
ferred to, although the bidding on the
stocks not figuring in purchases has
kept step with the unusual fall in sell.
ing quotations.
The trading during. the week confined
itself TO a smaller field than it has here.
tofore, and but few stocks were dealt
in. 1t was Furthermore confined strictly
to the sugar list, the miscellaneous
stocks being lost in the excitement arts
ing over the sugar situation.
The appearance Of the market is de-
cidedly pessimistic, and seems to have
lost any resistance it might have re-
tanned during the first week of the de-
cline. With all the conditions which
Influenced the sugar stock market UNI
favorable, even the promise of better
crops than ever does not seem to have
any cheering influence, yet, as shown
by the figures in another column, better
crops next year are assured.
The table of depreciation among those
stocks appearing in transfers during the
week is as follows:
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fonnd they could sell them and not be
held up to the community as borrowers,
as such acceptances would be sold on
the credit of the aeceptor rather than
on that OF the endorser. could name
banks IN the interior towns who are
at this moment running with from 20
to ~ per cent. reserves, partly because
:; ;hen 40 nos Inc, nneW now Cney can lny .es
:. ~ anu gee TeiieI IN an emergency WIN
ous oeiug iooAeu upon as borrower
ahI p ~ pseaus ,ao ,1sy nave not oeen
IN ~, " ~ w. 10ot.
Inc Aldfieh-Vreeiand Dill mas not
me- with any great tavoy amongst
painters, ana IN my opinlon the country
BANKS on the o5ite9 states lnna o,
whlch nead l lnciuae an OUTSIDE OF tne
ia1ge eiliss] WIN nave ., 70 iean on Inslr
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This shows that the amount of cap.
ital invested has more than doubled in
ten years, while the value of the ma
terial used in the different enterprises
has almost doubled, and the value of
the prodnct manufactured has almost
doubled, Increasing by 1885 ,0S3, or
ct the rate Of almost $2,20O,000 year.
In the foundry and machine shops of
the Territory the value of the manu-.
featured products has more than
doubled In the last ten years, increasing
from 81, IO7 900, in 1900, up to $685.
SCI as shown by this year Is census.
The growth Of the rice and sugar
Investments and outputs on these Is
laR1s, during the last ten years of a
protective tariff is remarkable, and it
must be remembered that McCandless
10 now the Hawaiian exponent of free
trade policy that would destroy them.
The value Of the rice output has in
eTeased by more than 81 100000 in each
and every one Of the last ten years,
while the value of the sugar output
shows a gain of more than $2,000,0 0C
q year Ruin these two big industries
as McCaadless wants to do, and the
effect upon every other business in the
Territory, and upon the people work,
ing in them, would be disastrous. 1t is
impossible to imagine or describe the
ruin and wreckage to homes that the
Dem0eratie policy of free trade, which
MeCandless represents, would bring
upon ear happy and prosperous people
living On these beautiful Islands. The
following comparisons should be studied
by every voter in the Territory:
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law amended to allow acceptances, if
the advantages of the discount system
were properly brought to his notice.
In my contact with the country bank
er and the public, find that both fear
that "Wall Street" or "P0litieians
would gain control of a central bank
and that the country banker feels that
he would have no standing with the
central bank or any of its branches;
the men in charge would have no sym
pathy with them and no knowledge of
the securities which they had to offer.
Convince the country banker that he
would continue to deal with the same
correspondents he now has and convince
him that a eentra7 bank or reserve
bank could be formed which Wall
| Street - the Politicians could not
control. In addition, teach our bankers,
large and small, that a central bank
would minimize the influence which q
group of wealthy men have it within
their power TO secure under our present
system, and that central banks are the
friends of the small banks and natural
~ antagonistic to the growth of large
and powerful banks. Let as get to a
point where we can 90 before the public
agreed amongst ourselves, for until we
can do that, we will not make much
progress IN any direction.
The good faith Of the United States
government demands that the National
Banks be protected IN their United
States bond holdings. Future bonds
need not be given circulation privileges
and the National Rank notes can be
retired aa the present. bonds mature.
In the meantime We can formulate
plans 10 replace them with q currency
which will % ls work and retire Ia
answer 70 business needs. We treaoR.
nlse the evils Of bond secured cur.
Ieney. Why peFpeluafe Il bY e0nfinn,
Ing @ issue bonds with She elpnlaiion
pflYlleRel
feaHiirnsa On Page esvsn1
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Free trade would wipe ont these two
agricultural interests with more than
Slss 100000 Of capital, equally iniuring
the additional $lO,O00,oO0 Of capital
that Is invested in pineapple culture
and canning, in the sisal business. in
faundries and machine shops, in all
transportation enterprises, in fertilizer
SaAiDezE, electric trades, in the cloth.
sng trades, in lumber, furniture, coffee,
building, plumbing, printing, saddlery
and ether leather goods in every bust.
neas IN fact that is now prospecting and
tiourishing. That is what McCandless
Is working for. Think this over be.
tween now aud November s, and YOU
wil surely decide that II Is not worth
whsle 70 wreck the prosperity OF the
Territory Of Hawaii merely to crafty
the selfish desire Of one man, who has
been deserted, by his most stable and
ssit-feaFeeting supporters, IN his efforts
% g@t 70 congress. A vote for Knhio
vtii aettis him now and Tor ever
ffigAHuIAL REVIEW.
fhe optimistic predictions OF several
aeeks aep, with their assurances oil q
galsk end 10 HE pnnifky slump which
has unlisted ihn stock market Of the
taeash, eeem rather forced iu the face
~ the nlarkHi 2 trend during tho waeE
lHlasdlairlg past,
With ihe eafeplion fo three minor
slasha, tba quotations Invariably acted
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MAGPIGULTURE@CO lMEPC EaBU 5INEySSA
Business and Finance

The figures Of all the industries il
the territory of Hawaii, as given by
the census taken this year, max,
some very interesting comparisons ant
Indicate the growth Of the manufac
turing enterprises in this Territory in
tue last ten years, as the following
figures show:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-22

gie 9pse Eari ganf miro Elm eise'
nes Oebduoe erridteu.

gbmunb O. goot, Der reumiithig
suriida..ebrte SetretGrsShasm iter
Der 9poe part SaDinss gant, bat
benz prdiioenten 3i.sler seseniib.r ges
Iteru ausseeben, bab er sinen Jsbl5ez
tras bon $1,000 binterlaNen bat. Gout
bat bas Gelo ans.lest, iporiiber er
bem prdiibenteu eenaue qustunft ea5.
gr bot bic 8ans itaoIos sebaIten, bod
tonnte iib.r bi. Dirt unb W.iie bes
Yersleids ni6ts in Grfabruns ses
brad,t perxr. Der 9erpal.unass
ratb Der Ban. belt seitsru Elm. Stsz
uns ab, bod purbe, ipie nohher pere
lautete, bic 4ngelssenbeit Goot uitt
rpeit.r belproden. 9araus lit 81
ihli.ben, bab bi.ieIbe erleoist lit.
WobI absr bat Der 0erpaltunssrdth
bsihloFeu. Elm eisenss gantgebdube gu
erridtsn, bas $4,000 toiten uno an
Der Grie 2lpenus, e.pas nOrblih bon
gbparbs Roao, gu it.b.n tommsn iou.
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bor Oetefttb<2eutnant Yoppe 3ugeeez
ben ba6en, baB Die gebouptungen Der
Qnseberin auf Wa1rbeit beruben. Die
Gefanssnen ioller mebrere Gage in
benz 6aufe SO. Gil Weit 9. StruBe
auiammengspohnt boben.
-Sslenepapnter, bon Ro.10O9 Gem
trail Qpenue. meloets geitern i'm Yol:z
5eihauptquartier, baB lie an Der 8. uno
Sobn Strubs an bsQem Sage bon eiz
mem 9utsetleibeten Mdnne angefallen
nurbe. Sad ibren 2tngaben rib Der
aerl ibr eine goloene aette nebit Mez
bailon bonn Sulie, einen S6rring aus
Dem Sbre, entrib ibr bas portemonz
nais nit So, perisBte ibr cine trdFtige
Sbrfsis. uno entflob nit isiner 9eute.
- Wm. gredsn, BON go. GIT Ws't
6. Strdbs, melbete geitsrn i'm 9oli5eis
bauptquartisr, bub er BON einem 3tmz
mergsnofen um aleibungsitute etc. i'm
Wertbe BON $40 beitoblen porben lit.
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Gelbftntpro.
gedsjiajdtriser Wann erIdiebt ii9
III Yusnet Wop3s.
Gamiliensiuiitigfeiten iollen Jranf
ganbenmerfel bas gebeH psrlei,
bet baben.

Der 60 Sabre alte 4r6eiter Jrant
Dauhenmertel, bon go. 3099 golez
rain ape.. lnadte seitern in gurnet
Wooos Ieinem Geben Elm frettuillises
Gnbe, inpem er iih cine Repolpertugel
in bic rehte S6tdfe Ihob. Die uns
bsimlife Gntoeduna tpuroe am Nahs
mittag gegen 2 ubr bon benz parts
Supsrintsnbenten gobe semaht, fpelz
der ben Mann, blutiiberitromt unb
toot, aui elmer gant nubs Dem Dir
Imptb upe. ginsans lieseno Dorfanb.
Inter Der gdnt lag elm Rspolpsr, aa@
libsr SO, tpeldxr nod fiinf potronen
entbieit, pdbreno bic eine aammer leer
ipar. 5err 9obe benatriftigte Iofort
2eutnant Slider nnn Den berittenen
polisiit.n Hisbs, unb bic Q.id. rpurbs
in patrolpdeen Z rah Der Morsus
sebraht. 4n benz 1obten, tpelt.r gut
setIeioet mar, fpuroe elm Roti3bud
pores1unbsn, tpeIhss ben Ramen
syrant 9dubsnmertel NIT ben MbrsHen
Ro. 3099 golsrain Ip.. unb go. 140s
Walnut Strabe enthielt. uno nit Oil
fe bisier storeH.n e.lans e., bic Spens
titdt oss SelbitmDrbers feit3uitellen,
Jranf 1aubenmertel mar 90 Sabre
aft unb psrbsiratbet. gr binterldbi
feline Jrau unb brei ainoer. Die Ju.
Mile fpobnt No. 3099 gpterain 4pe..
jeood, bate 0aubenmertsl bdufige,
5amilien5piiiis..itsn ipeseH bic &C.
meiniame Wobnung bereits Dor brsi
Wonaten perlaHen uuo iih in BEN
aoItbaus $50. 1408 Wdlnut Strab.
einsemieibet, no er Biz gu iein.m fr.is
tpilisen Gnbe ipobnte. gr Iou isit
Woden is6r nieoergeihlas.n s.psisr
iein, unb Die Srennung bon ieiner ga
milie bat ihm jsbenfoIls bds 2eber
perlsibet
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gasiIGer iInterf.sy syerein.

Sn ser Qrb.it.rbolIe bielt s.fisrn
Qbenb Der 8abiibe unteritiisunssDerz
elm feline gefdditsiisuns ab, in Der
Der prdFbsnt 5err Suiepb Deinsartz
ner ben 0oriis fiibrte unb 5err Jobn
Oiebolt proiotollirte. 3fpei arnnte
itanben auf Der Cite, btnen Inter
itiiBunsss.lbsr in 9obe BON $16 be-
pilliet purben. gtls neuss Mitglieo
tam 6err 9erbarb Wint, 1917 2osan
Strobe. CUR ginfiihruns. Nufs.noms
men uno eingefibrt purbe 9err Jos
i.pb Tuitlinser, 53 Main Npenue,
pdbrsno 6err 5rant Jeubauien. 81
WuIb.rrpStrabe, ols Witglieoihaftss
tanbibot gum gorihlus selanste. Das
Runbihreiben bes 0eufhen 5beaters
ipurbe bonn S.trstGr perlei.n, Der
prdiibent unb Serr Sobn Muusbart
forberten Die 0eriammlung 5ur tbcts
trdftisen unieritiiBuns o.s llnternebs
mems ourd resen 8eiuh auf, uno aui
4ntrag bes 3errn Jabian 5dubler
tpurbe Johann bic bsili.senbe CUB
itriptionsliite benz Jinansietretdr
5errn Geo Grlepein CUR seihdftliter
Grlebisung iiberseben. Die Ginnahs
men beliefen iih auf $34.3O. tpGbrent
bic Musaaben $23.50 betruaen.
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Tiir Nnnertun
Grfldrte iid geitern GrSbIidui M0l-
Ter.

ginen Syreunb uno J0rberer bds
ben bic 4nnerioniiten geitern in Gr5z
biI6of MoQer nit ge3ug auf pieGinz
semsinbung Der angrsn5enoen Srtz
ldaItsn ssiunben. Die gsitern pom
Grsbiihof 5u gunitsn Der 2tnnerion
abaesebene grtldrung oiirfte BEL Der
tommenoen Dabl in Horpoob BON
GROCER 8soeutuns fein. Da betanntlia
in Rortpoob, unb namentli9 in Rorz
ipoob 5eiabts, mo- betanntli6 bic neue
ersbiIh0flihe Reiiben3 ibrer 0ollenz
buns .ntgesensebt, isbr Oiele aut6Oliz
ten anidfig iinb, bic 3peiieIsobne ii6
bur6 bic Stelungnabme bes Gr5s
bif6ofs in oieIer IngeIegenbeit leitsn
laHen tperben.
Der gr3biihof duberte iid ssitsrn
ksiglih Der Mnnsrionsirnge ipie
folst: .Gs 1T meiner Qniidt na9 abs
Iolut nidt Rsdt, boB cine Stuot, bic
in tommer3ieler 6iniidt beoeutenber
1T als Glepelanb. in rumeriI6er Be-
,iebuna burh territoridIe RsItrittios
nen surutitekn muB. Weinsr 2tniidt
nad t0nnen bic SrtIhaftsn, osren
gingem.inbung anseitre6t Diro, burt
bic 9lnnerion nur gelpInnen."
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Arbeiter bon einem Gra9twaseon
iiberfabrea.

Der % Sabre alte 4rb.itsr SoIepb
goiieao BON go. 81 blum Strobe
puros geiisrn 2lbeno um 7 llhr in ben
6ofen Der 3. uno 8. giienbabn. an 2.
Sirabe. stpiIden plum Str. uno Gem
tral 2lpenue, BON einsm guterpaeen
nisoers.riiTsn unb iiberfabren. Oer
gotomotipiiihrer Der Ransiermaihine
brahte bisielbe iofort gum Stiutaro.
Gs selang erit nad s.raumer 3eit uno
nit pieler Wsiihs, ben B.rungliidien
unter benz Giitsrpagen berporsusi.ben.
er tpuroe i'm patrolipasen $40. A nah
benz 5oipitol sebraht. Dort iteate ss
iih krraus. baB er ihnere aopipun.
ben, einen 5iifienbruh unb ihIimme
aontuiionsn unb luetIhunsen an ben
Sduliern uno Beinen erliiten bate.
Qub.rbem mar benz Werunsliidten bic
linie 6anb sermalmt tporben. @ein
3uitanb gilt fir bebentlih.
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9leine Yuli5einadJri9ten

- Die Dolisiiten 6eio.nrsid uno
Quebbe perbai.sten ben in Slenltsn
oss nit benz gau Der neuen Wiobatpts
Bride bei6GItigten Rontra,tors Ism.
Mpraan itebenben pripatpGhter Go@
iparo emitb unb iperrten bsnielbsn
unter Der 4ntlags Der 9ebrohung NIT
elmer J.uerpaTI. elm. Der Gsfunssns
ioll einen Repo!per eegen ieinsn 4ra
beisssber sesosen uno 2est.rsn gu srs
iti.bsn gsorubt boben.
-SpesialpoIi3iitgrinf psrbaftets sss
tern am grano Central gabnboie eis
nen Mann uno cine Jrau in bem aua
asnbIids, als iis einen 3us na6 2ouias
bile, aD., be1tsigen MOLTEN. Die &c.
fangenen regiitrirten iih als albert
SaIorius unb Srau Clara Qiboals.
b,ibe bon psoria, 81. Die Jrau brath.
als iie perbaftst tpurbe. in Sbrdn.n
aus uno rief: sd nubte. oab oieies
ihIisb!i9 10 tommen mubte." poli3iit
9rint mar bon elmer onoeren frau aui
bos paar aufmertiam semaht pors
ben. nit Der Grtldrung. bab Grau
Mlbbole ibre aus 0ottsn unb pierain.
bern beitsbenoe Jnmilie in peoria,
Sn.. perlaFen babe unb nit SaIorius
6ur4Ssbrannt isi. Grau GI9Sa!s ion
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Batter uno Gpbm
Sufolg. 3uiammenbrnds sinss 0e.
riiites berlebt.

Die 4nitrei6.r Wm. part.r f..
So Sabre olt, uno Wm. Barter IT,. 80
Sabre alt, Batter uno Sobn. pobnbaf.
go. 1s Sit 3. Strabs, gopinston,
ap.. tparsu seitern Yormittas i'm
Dienit. bes aontraitors Grams, bon
Rorpuob. an Der Cd. Der girsinia
unb golerain Mpe. nit Mritreiher=
arbeiten beitdftist. als pl0Blid bas
Geriiit 5ufammenbraf,. geioe Mdnn.r
Itiirsien aus elmer 56be Don 25 5ub
sur Groe binab. Si. ipurbsn in pa
trolipasen 10 nah oem 5oipital ses
brahi, no Is iih ersab, bab Der Batter
NIT ihperen aontuiionen uno Ser
Issungen am Riiden buuonsetommen
mar, ipGbreno Der Sobn einen Brud
bes Shliifelbeins unb cine 0eritaus
dung bes 5ubsntels erlitten bate.
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EhiiTSnahriAten

Repgort, 21. Sept. 9(ngstom.: {:
rQtrbinai" ppm pirGus; n5sutonic"
BON Soutbompton; rJlorioa" bon
Saors.
4bgsganssn: rWaurstania" mad 2iz
perpool; rQoriatic" nua Southampz
ton; nprdiiosnt Grant" na9 9amz
burg; .Gretic" nua Rsapel.
ct. Mibusls. Qbssg.: .Gdnos
pic" nah Rsapel unb Genua.
0u.ensto 2lbssg.: nGaroz
riu" mad Rep gort; rGpmric" naa
Bottom.
4ngst.: rSaronia~ bon Bottom, nad
2iDerpool beitimmt.
Soutbamp o II. Ibgeg.: nSceas
mic" mad Rep Yort; rGuiisr WiIhelm
H." nad Rsn Yort.
9amburs. 2lnsst.: rGIspelano"
bon Rep gort.
2iperppoI. glnset.: .W.ripn
bon pbiloosIpbia; .eampdnia" bon
Rep Yort.
YIpmoutb. qlnset.: rRottsrs
bum" BON Rsp Dort, mad Rot.sroam
beitimmt.
goit ton. anget.: rSperaia" Don
2iperpool.
Neupel. 4nset.: wgerona" oor
Rsp Yort.
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(ginoefQ

Qus Qrnsbain, S6erbsTen, gebt uns
folgsrbs 3ui6rift gu: Der geiuh in
9euti6lano bon Qmeritdnern mar in
oieIsm Sabre Elm rsdt 5ablreiter.
4ud in uuIerem Ssrthen paren spsi
4msritonsrinnen aus Cincinnati, Raz
mems Margurstbe Sd (eine ssborene
Qrnsbainerin) unb lire 1ohtsr Sillie
Sd, einige Wp6en gu geIuh. Die
beioen 9amen batten Iih balo Die
2iebe uno InbGnglihtsit beg gan3en
DDrfdens erporben. glus, Nlt uno
Sung borter ihner gerne gu u.lorgten
INNER in ibre NGbe gu tonmen, UNI
nit ibnen 5u plauoern. Die U&uiitz
tuni. bon 'Trl. siqis Sd rpirtte gsraosz
su besaubsrno auf bic ionIt 10 rubigsu
9smiitbsr, sbenio bepunberte man oas
friIhe unb riItige QusIebsn pon 1rau
Wurgorsths Sd, bic i'm "a. 2ebensjahs
re itebt. Ollie i'm Sorfhen bdbsn nit
ben Observation-Disclosures rett fro6z
lite Stunoen perIe6t uno piiniden,
oab es audi ben beioen 9eIuherinnen
cine rstt ih0ns Grinnsrung bleiben
m0ss. llnsern muBten mir lie iteioen
Ieben unb mir rufen i6usu hermit ein
berslites 2sbepohl! gu.
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9tnt Grettag
@irb graiioent Sait elmer bebren
1Seier in Der @uOOmaro Sod.
id)ule beiDObneu.

Giner iiberous betren 5sier tpirb an
sSreitas in Der Wi:tagsiiunbe prdIiz
bent Saft in Der lDoobDaro SoAa
ffule, beren GraouaHo er betanntIi5
1T, bsitpobnsn. Sm Sabre 1873 purz
oe besonntlih Dor Der WoooDaro
So6I6ule an Der bomaIissn Jrantz
lin Strabe fur ben Griinz
Der Der 5oti6uls. Diltam Wooos
naro, elm 9entmal erri6tet, bas bel
benz umbau ubgetragen purbe, I'M
nah Der 0olIenoung BEG Reubaues Dor
Der neusn sJront am groaopup ipisoer
errihtet su psroen. Sn Dem Sodsl bes
1ensmals puroe cine aahette geFuns
ben unb bi.Ie aaTette iol nunme9r
am Greitag W9ittag in Dem 5unoamsnt
bes neuen Tentmals eingemausrt
perben.
Wlit bisI.m G6rsnamt piro 9rGiis
bent Ioft in ietner gigsnIhaft ais
grdFibsnt Der 2tIumenpereinisuHg Der
6ohIhule betraut peroen uno gu Der
fssier iinb bic sbsmalism 3oslinge be-
6ohihule, bic gIitslisber bes S6u.a
ratbs. bss 5ohIhulratbs. iopie on
fila. fiGbiiIte geamte einselaoen. Der
3utritt II. isooh in 4nbetra6t oes BE-
ftrdnttsn Raums nur segen belonosre
Ginlabtartsn seitattet uno bisIs etns
laBtarten iino in Der Woobporo Sohs
IduIe bel SRI. Jilmcrs uno SRI.
S'gonnsa gu habsn unb aud bel
berrn aIb,rt .. Sbodlsp i'm 3immer
go. 63 I'M Wissins glOd, an Der
Iiinften unD 9ine Strabe. Den goriis
Bel Der seisr fiibrt 5err Gun B.
Malon, Der 9i3sprdiioent Der 8ereinia
auna Der Qlumnsu unb bic oh
Woobiparb 9ons" nerben burh ihrer
prGIipentsn, aapitdn Tlerriases, psr'
treten iein.
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IbemueS gereniiQen.

Watior 8. aarrobe BON 9o. 119
Garfielb plaee iab am Dienitae 4beno
ouf ieiner 6oustrepps. aIs 5pei gutses
tleibste. bibfdk Ddmhen porbeitamsn
unb ibn onrebet.n. Das Gnbe bonn
lieoe mar. bob aarrooe bic beiDtn Du.
men besleitete uno stpur 3undhit nod
Der Wirtbfhoft bes Ben. Mrens uno
BON bort no1 benz 9ourroine 6otel.
no bos 1rio ein 3immer nobm unD
iibernahtete. Nls Harrobe gefiern
Norsen eriponte. iporen feline bsiben
@egleiterinnen perihpunben unb nit
ibnen $40. lpelde er in ieiner 9ofhe
Ioe9dbt botie. &orroSs beno1ri6tiote
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Sbre Seamten
@iro bcntc M6cno bic Cincinnati
Surugem.inbe erwdbIem.

Gm 0onneritaa Mbenb pirb eelss
gentlih ibrer mondtlihen 8eihdftsz
oeriammlung bic Cincinnati 3urnsez
meinbe als 6auptseI6dft Die Wabl Der
8eamten fir bos tommenoe GeIhaftsz
iabr 3u erlsbisen baben. Die Wabl
finbet BON TO ubr Nbenbs itdtt.
Sir Die einsslnen Qemter iinb Die foIs
senoen Gdnbibaten i'm Selbe:
Grfter Spreder: Ilfreo giiermann
unb 2ubtpig Miiller.
3tpeiter Spreher: Ssinrih araus
unb Riharb Shiiihner.
prototollirenber Shriftipart: 2eos
polb 5orner. Ssfar Ratbtamp uno
gmil Shiele.
aorreiponbirenber Shrifttpart: 6.
ardmer unb Nrtbur gauli.
Jinansietretdr: gbarlss ardmer
unb SO. 6. Weiie.
5iIfssJinansietretdr: SDbn g.Wiilz
Ter unb Otto 2eiiinser.
Shasmeiit.r: Jrans 5uffner uno
90. Shmitt. ir.
Griter 1urnDart: paul Gab unb
George Shneioer jr.
3peiter Surntpart: SO. 9eper unb
Gharles Walt.rs.
3euspart: paul 8oumsartner unc
5rib WisbIer.
Jabnentras.r: Sgnas 5ohenleitner
unb gbmunb 4niors.
gertrauensmann: Gusen Saetb, SO
4ab uno Charles Shpenber.