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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-10-27
Notes From Stangeyille.

Miss Mary Engeldinger had aShlngI-
ing bee last Wednesday. Quite a large
crowd of men and boys were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mat. Shebesta Of Mishi-
cot spent Saturday and Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Patrich-
ney.
A large party was held at the Johan-
elk home last Tuesday. A large crowd
was present and very enjoyable time
was had by all.
Mrs. w. EterSky entertained her
lady friends last Sunday. A large
crowd was present and everyone went
home well satisfied wishing such par
ties would be more common.
Mr.. Frank Youra and Miss Lillian
Kraynik were quietly m arried last
Tuesday at st. Mary's Catholic church
in Tisch Mills, Rev. Prochaska oitica-
ting. Mr.. Frank Strouf, u cousin OF
the groom, was groomsman while Miss
Libbie Zimmerhachel, cousin OF the
bride, was bridesmaid. The bride wore
beautiful gown Of white satin. The
bridesmaid was dressed in white. The
bride is a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Adolph Kraynik. She is an accomp-
lished young lady and has wide circle
of friends. They will reside in LARA
bee where the groom owns a cheese
factory. Their many friends wish them
much success and happiness in their
married life.
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Notes from WhitelaW

Mr.. Charles Staudinger and Miss
Clara Hill where united in marriage
Wednesday, Oct. 10, at half past nine
at ST. Michaels church at Whitelaw
After the ceremony the bridal party
repaired to Leicht's hall where a we'd
ding dinner and supper was served
Dancing was INDUCED in all the after
noon and evening. The newly-wed
couple are highly esteemed by all who
know them. The bridesmaids were
Mamie Hill, sister of the bride, and
Clara Staudinger, sister of the groom.
Ed. Staudinger, brother of the groom
and Albert Grimm, cousin of the
groom, were groomsmen. The bride
was dressed in cream color silk
gown, while the bridesmaids wore
lavender silk null, The wedding was
largely attended by relatives and
friends, who wish the young couple
Joy and happiness as they go through
life together.
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Mr.. Anton Wollak, ST., and family
moved into Jos. Chada's house in Bolt
where they will make their future
home.
Mr.. John Finnel, Mr.. and Mrs. Nike
Richdorf of Cooperstown and Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Finnel visited at the home
of Jas. F'innel last Sunday.
A grand ball will be given at Paul
Engeldinger's Round hall in Bolt.
Music by Shauer's orchestra. BE sure
and come.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kienog are the
happy parents of baby boy born to
them last Saturday.
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evening with large party OF friends.
Refreshments and fine lunch was
served. They INDUCED in dancing I'M
til broad day light. All reported hav-
ing had good time.
Miss Lily Kreimann celebrated her
10Th birthday Sunday with her friends.
The time was passed by playing games
and social amusements. Refreshments
and fine lunch was served. We ex-
tend congratulations.
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Mr.. John Ording sold three gasoline
engines last week. He handles the In
ernational. Jos. Roidt, 6 II. +. with
truck: Barta Shefchik, H. I. with
truck and circular saw outfit, and 10
Verchek Bros, 10 II. Z. with truck
and Smalley No. IA feed cutter
Many from here attended the shoot
ing match for ducks at Martin krause' s
at Tisch Mills.
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Suitable Game.

Uncle Jack came to visit the family
Just after Johnny had recovered from
an attack of the whooping cough.
How did you amuse yourself while
you had itY' he asked.
"Me and another boy who had 1t
played Indians and gave warwhoops,"
answered the little fellow.-Chicago
News,
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Kaukauna; Thomas Hayes of Fond du
Lac and Denis Hayes of Amigo; Mrs.
James Mahon of Milwaukee, Mrs. Mi
chael Hogan of Chicago, Mrs. John
Roche of Janesville, and Mrs. James
Clark of Green Bay. They were all
present at the funeral.
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vlgOr and cheerful
ness soon disappear
when the kidneys are
out of order or dis
eased.
Kidney trouble has
become so prevalent
that it is not uncom-
mon for a child to be
born afflicted with
weak kidneys, Ifthe
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Notes From CenteryiIle

Mrs. DR.. E. G. Cary of Welcome,
Wis, returned home last week from a
visit here with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Schultz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lazare of Cleveland,
Ohio, were here visiting with relatives
namely, Mr.. Jawort and family.
The box social given for the school
benefit on Friday, night proved fair
success, taking into consideration the
bad weather we had. The highest box
brought three dollars and seven cents.
Miss Laura Gartzke returned home
from Silver Lake the latter part of last
week.
Mr.. Voboril, not Mr.. Schade, was
elected president of the M. c. I. "A.
A mistake in last weeks correspond
ence which is hereby corrected.
A baby boy arrived at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Schuette. Con-
CALCULATIONS.
Mrs. G. A. Gartzke is visiting at
Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Schultz were
at Oostburg on Sunday.
Miss Selma Wuench is gone on a
weeks visit to Port Washington.
Mrs. Aug. Erdman and daughter
Amanda were at Sheboygan on Satur-
day.
Frank Sachse and Norma Keune
went to Manitowoc Sunday.
A number of people of the vicinity
attended the mission held at Osman
during the past week.
Misses, Tillie Mill and Annie Strait
man were at Sheboygan on Monday.
Mr.. Hugo Schurrer took a business
trip to Valders the beginning of this
week.
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EAST BOUND

No. 405 Makes close connection at Neenah
with Main line train No for points South
No. 4U3 Makes close connection at Neenah'
with Main line train No Ii for points North
No. 423 Makes connection at Neenah with
Main line train No, 3 for St Paul and Mime,
polls
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Womaa 4 Well as Men arc Made Miserable
b Kidney and Bladder Trouble.

Kidney trouble preys upon the mind,
discourages and lessons ambition; beauty,
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including many of the thousands of testi-
monial letters received from sufferers
who found Swamp-Root to be just the
remedy needed. In writing DR.. Kil1ner
& Co., Binghamton, N. Y, be sure and
mention this paper. Don't make any
mistake, but remember the name, DR..
kilmer's Swamp-R Root, and the address
Binghamton, N. Y, on every bottle.
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child urinates too often, if the urine scalds
the flesh, or if, when the child reaches an
age when it should be able to control the
passage, it is yet afflicted with bed-wet-
ting, depend upon it, the cause of the diff
Guilty is kidney trouble, and the first
step should be towards the treatment of
these important organs. This unpleasant
trouble IS due to diseased condition of
the kidneys and bladder and not to
habit as most people suppose.
Women as we'll as men are made miser-
able with kidney and bladder trouble,
and both need the same great remedy.
The mild and the immediate effect of
Swamp.Root is soon realized. 1t is sold
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by druggists, in fifty
cent and one-dollar
size bottles. You may
have a sample bottle
by mail free, also a
pamphlet telling all
about SWamn-R DOT.
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We have just marked out very large selection Muslin
Skirts Gowns, Princess Slips Drawers Corset Covers
Il surplus sample line, therefore soled
great extent The garments all well made and all Of
This line purchased by at price that will effect
ing of at least the price of each garment 1t will you
this line the thorough investigation that it deserves
The entire line ready for inspection the
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6efaugsne fimuIirt Sbnmad)t.

Die % Sabre olte Qiaian 8atters.
BON Ho. 218 Weit 4. StroBe, pelhe in
elmer hieiigen ShubIabrtt arbeitet,
nurbs geiterH MorQeH in aQer Trii6e
IN elmer 1au3hdue an Der UalnutStr.
duf eiUeu ron 2. 5. 6elImann, G0.
SIS Bsit 5. Ctr. erlptrtten 5uft6efebl
bin ben Dem poti3iiten Roeu feitge
nommen uno unter Der 2lntloQs oes
Setrltgs5 einaeIperrt. Sp0ter lUur6s
lie i'm i}rouengGfauQnjB oor etu.r
Cbnmdat beTalIen, uno mad benz 6os
ipitaI 9ebradt. Die 2tnitaltsdr3te Qe,
lan8ten jebo1 81 Der lIebsr3eugung,
oaB tie itmuitre, noruuT iie nah Dem
5ruuenngefdngniB Surudgebra6t pur
be. Die @efangene iou perihiebene
Aleintgteiten i'm lBertbe Don So in
pem 9eftofts bes 6errn 6eQmunn
auf ben Hdmen elmer aunbin oes leba
tsren getauft baben, obHe bier3u autps
rtIirt seipeien 5u ieiH.
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Vinbre6er
l.nennucgt uuo cuergIdD bel Der
9lrbcit.

Sn Der Somitag g}aht 3piIten II
uno / llbr ftis9 Elm unbetunnter Sin
BREEDER ourh Elm SeitenFeu'ter in bic
Bobnung oes oenrD 0ohberg. 9to. ;
GoupeHt BIace, Elm unD entreuDete
einsn Softer, in tpelhem ii6 $130 IN
8aar, 3pei 8ontbuher Der GitD 6aQ
reIp. Peoples Saut, iopie cine Meuqe
Shmudiahen, GlejpunqsItude UNI
anoere Gegenitduoe i'm Gjeiammtlpertb
pom iiber 800 befanoen. Der Sin.
BREEDER enttam nit ieiner geute oura
Die 0oftbiire, lpelte Ipdter often gee
funoen purbe.
Bon otm Dot)e zines einit1diaen
4nbaus aus 9eluHqte in Der Samitaa
9tadt Elm Ginbreher in bic Dirtb-
ihdft oes s.. Dubbens, GO. 1l13
Wtain StraBe unb entrpenoete cine
Wten9e 6reimarten, einen Rebolber,
eineu Sootihldgsr uno $13 in gaur,
pelhe iid in oem Wtuiitautomateu
berunoen batten.
3Deifsllps berieIbe Ginbreher itat=
tete Dimes M0sIIaoen, go. 1l22-24
Wtdin StrdBe, fopie be manqren3ens
ben S6ubgef1dft BON 2pnn 9eiu6e
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an Iie bon ben Geniusbedmten oeItsue,
ourh bas geieB autoriiirte 5raesn 3u
beautlporieH, oper bic tpiIIeHtlih fa!,
Ite Qntporten gsbeH, MAIDEN iih zines
8erqebens ihuIbia II. f0nnsn nit elmer
Gslnitrafe bis gu $4,000 beIegt tpers
ben. Der audi nod eine Srstbsitsitrafe
Big gu einem Sabre 5ugsfiigt wvrcsn
tann. Was nun bic 4ugu6su betrifft,
Die 5dbritanten gu MAIDEN bd6sn, 10
be3isben iih oieieIben auf ben g6arata
ter Der Geiellfhoft, Die betreffsnoe sSH-
ouitris, bas angelegte eisene unb &c.
borgte aupital, Wertb besgtgentbums,
Qnsabl Der 4rqsItelIter obsr 2trbsiter,
2Dbne uno Satdre, 3eitoauer pes Be-
trisbs i'm Sabre, Soften bes perarbsttss
ten Materials, 5abritpreis Der BRO.
butte, etc.
Das bic Jarmer betrifft, 10 piro
audi oieTen bic 8eriiteruna sutbeil,
oaB bic bon ibnen gu mu6euoen 2lngaz
ben uiht CUR Bats fir cine geitsuee
ruua aemdht ober ben SteueraiIs1o.
rem mitgetbeilt ipsrben. Der 5armsr
bat II. q. an5ueebeu, Die 9elammtsabt
Der acrss Der 5arm, Die 2lusosbnung
beg Geolanoes uno Der tultipirten Car
eereien, Der Grtrag Der ein5elnen 30
bsnerssusuiis unb Jiifts. Die Quantis
tat bss proousirisn Gioers II. I. 10.
ssernsr inb onsugeben bic 3abl bss
9iebs unb gierbebeitanbss. sbeniaus
aetrsnnt, bic Guantitdt Der grobutte,
pis Wtild, Rabm, Butter. adis, Osz
fliissl, gier. giersn. Sonis, etc.
gDie aus ben obigsn glusfiihrungen
hsrporgebt. if in pislen 5dueu Die Gntz
iteioung uber psientlide puntte, 10
4. 9. bariiber, no cine periOu su rsgi.
Ttriren reip. 3u sdbIen lit. ben Genius.
beamtsn iibsrldTsn unb ipsnn man
auh bei Grnsnnuns berielben untsr ben
GipilbtsnItbeItimmuugen NIT einiser
9oriid1t 5u Werte gsbt, 10 iolte bod
bas publitum, nm bic 8eamten BEL ibs
rer arbeit su unteritiiBeH, benislben
torrstte sSnformatipn gsben, bamit Der
Genius Elm moglihit torrettsr pirb.
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ibnen nod Sabre ungetrubten Gliids
bcihte0sn Iein mo9en.
6err Gnauber puroe am q. Uui
1927 gu 8iqigbeim in Der Rbeinpfut3
geboren unb lam als Reun8ebnidbri5ir
ndh Imeritd. Gr lieB iih iogleih in
Cincinnati nieper, mar bier 8uerit dls
WeBger tbGtig, mahts iif ielbititdnz
big uno aus tleinem NnTdnq entpidelte
iih ems Der angeIebeniten Gngross
B0telgeihdfte Der Stapt. Seiue CAT
tin, NIT Der er iid in Cincinnati perz
mdbIte, itammt aus 6eigsnstpeiler in
Der R6einpfal3, lpoieIbit iie i'm Sabre
1896 9ebcren puros. Die GuBsrIt
gliidIihe G6e mar nit iehs 4iuoern
geIeqnet, iuopOn eins geitor6en lit. Die
anoeren flint ainbsr iino idmmtlih
Der6eiratRt unb ulle neb't ben 10 Gnz
teIn uno ists llrenteIn peitteu 1eitern
3ur 9erih0rsrung oes 'Feite5 i'm Gts
ternhauie. Giner Der ShipieGeriobne
oes 6errn Gndu6er 1T 5err Qouis u.
8ohmrih. Elm prominenter Qnno!t
BON WIiIrpautee. Die Su6iIare cts
freuen iih in Der GommunitGt Der
ar0Bten 2ttturg. GrfrcuIih lit. buB
iis ibrsn edit oeutIheu Gbdratter 1uf
&inber unb ainosstinbsr oererbt 6ls
ben. IS iei bsmertt. baB bas n9oltss
blutt" i'm GnauberIten 6duie Ieit
3irtd so ,Sabren tdgIiaer GaIt lit.
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SH Der Reitosn3 beg 5errn sSaco6
anauber. go. 106 Git McWtiden glbez
nue. prangten gsitsrn bic it0nIten
ainoer 5Ioras, Die lie6enbe Gin0er
bem ipatereu gltsrnpdar qspiomct
batten, benz es per90nnt mar, Die oias
mantene ood3eit gu begsbes. Sstsig
lange Sabre BAT 5err Sacob Snau6sr
nit Ieiner treuen qsbensaeid9rtin
iSreto uno 2sio gstheiIt unb jabt, an
i9rem 2ebersd6sno, bliten lie auf orci
9enerationen bera6 uno erfreuen iih
am 0Iud ibrer ainosr unb &inoass
timber. Ter 5dQ Der 9ermdblurg
tpur ihon Der Samitaa, bod fpurbs cec
6ot3eitstag nur i'm engIten G1mitiens
treiIe gefsiert. Die 3aGlreihen 5reuns
Dc Der SubiIare Iiebsn ss iich aber nIht
nebmen, geitern perInnIif, lire 8liitz
iDunihe Dar5ubrin8en uno paB lie IN
oem gaitIi6en 5auIs uuis qiebenspurz
otgite 6etpirtbet Duroen, periteht iih
BON ieIbIt. papa aHaubers Wein, siz
genes Brooutt. Idmedte portrefftib
Dan Iiebt Is Den JubiIareu niat al,
odB iie bic gtt5ig ihon ldngIt ubers
itrittsr BADEN. oenn beios erfreusn
iih nod Der beitsn t0rperIi6en uuo
geiitigsn Jriihe, unb al Die ber3Iihn
8liifpiiuide tlangsn oarauf aus, olB
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Sn Der Dritten TeutIfsR Yrotes
itaniiiben Stride an Der Walnut, nabe
8. Strabe fanb ssitern bic Sabrespsrs
Idmmtune nss proteitdntifden airhs
bofss9sreins auf DalHut Sius itatt.
pr6iiosnt Wm. 6. 0alpp fiibrte ben
8oriiB uno 5err Bruno Suhodi pro-
totollirie. Nus Dem 9eribt oes srisbs
bofsberipalisrs Stmibt mar 8u en:s
nebHsn. bab iih Der 5rieohof in be-
itsr gerfaifnna befinbet. s5n fir iie
reIerpirten 0rdberH Eeben einselardz
bern nuroen 81 qeidxn beTiaitet. A3
neutrality-suspicious. tpuroen az
fault uuo 1873 perIonen ipureen In
ginsslsrGbsrn beItattet. auf 5ami.
lisnbsgrdbnibitditen ipurben 255 aei4
den bsaraben. sSiHunsietretdr gbas.
3rah berihtete. oob iih bic sSabress
einnahmen 3usiiglid bts llebsridulies
aus bsm SABRE 1909 ouf SIG, ,039. .94
beiisien unb Die Nusgaben nuf $13,s
638.27, 10 bds Elm lleberfhuB BON
$2412.71 porbanben In.
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Giue ,srase uno bod feline.

8egen Elm 10 ernites umo id)nler5s
bates 2eioen, ipie Die Samorrboibcu,
lperoen alii Der einen Seite, B. Il. BON
id1ueioeliitiaen Suatialbern lrno ges
iuiHenloIen GbarIdtaueu, has Opera
tionsuleiier, Die Shnilrfette ufo
ihorie. deenoe Sduren angepanot
obue mebr aIs einen uoriibergebenoeu
Grfola az er3ielen. 2luf Der anoeren
Seite itebt Or. Silsbee's anateiiS,
iene beriibmte 4rsnei, ipeIfe Seillmg
herbeifiihrt. Die Intiport aui Die
Jraae, mas man gegen Sdmorrboi.
ben anipenben ioII. Iautet alio ooh
ohne sSroge: anofeiis! groben frei
perianot BON q. gteilitaeoter & Co.,
Dor 1916, g,esp Yorf. sl.g9.
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SfTsieil
WirS bic Ct grttrs 8emeinoe nit
Der SrittsH Sent. Frpt. 6s'
msinbs in Saten Der gers
ihmelJumg in gerbin.
0ung treten.

4uf 9sitern Ndhmittag mar in Der
so. prot. ct. petsrssairde, on Der
UlcUliten Qpenue uno Wlaiu Strahe
geIegeu. cine grobe GemsinoeperTamm.
lung angelagt. bic urIpriingIib oasu
bsitimmt mar, sinsn greoioer dLs
y}d6foIger bes aus benz 9ienite ibeis
oenoen pfarrers Gpalo 5aun su err
pd6len, reIp. um dusp6rtiae preoiger
3u probepreoigten ein3ulaoen. grdiis
bent Sang mar perbinoert, in Der gerz
iammIung aNrueIsno gu Iein uno an
ietner SteQe fiibrte Serr Soi. Gmi6
ben 8oriiB. Die 9emeinoe mar To-
lpobl ourh Die mduulinen aIs au6 bic
peibIihen Uiitglisoer oerieIben tart
pertrsten. Die Damen griffen oss
Sefteren reht Is6baft in Die 8er6anos
lungsn ein uno hisIten nit ibren gns
iihten our6aus niht birter bem 8erge.
Jtah reht griinolihem menurg3auss
tauih Der 4nlpeienesn ipurbe BON eli
nem Utitglieo Der 9orIhlag oemaht,
iib nit Der 0ritten SeutIten proteit.
STRIDE, on Der Reunten uno 0aluut
StrdBe, Su tonioIleirsu. 4ls e iiber
oiein 8untt CUR 2lbItimmunq tam,
itimmten Don 81 gutItsbenoen 8emeins
bemitglieoern % fir ben aonIolioiz
rungsplan unb orei bagsgeu. Der aous
iolioiruHgsplaH geht pffi3isQ nur BON
WIitg!ieoern Der Ct. peters 9emeinbe
aus, BON Der 8ritten 9eutIden prot.
0emeinbe III iopsit nod tein Dor
ihldg gemadt poroen.
Das aommittee, ipeltem es o6luq,
Die gBabl zines neuen yaitors su tref.
zen, tpuroe nunmebr beduftraat, nit
einem Gomnittee Der 0ritten Teutz
ifen prot. 8emsinbs in 9er6irsassa
81 treteH. um bic eriteu Shritte sur
Roniolioirurg gu tbun. goriibenber
Gmit} mahte oarauf dufmertiam, pas
Der 8ottesoienit am geftriqen Conn.
tag Isbr ihIsht bsTuht eetpeIen fei,
uno sr BAT bic Utit9lieber, BEN ichei@
benoen preoiger am ndtiten Sonntaa
ourh mDglidit SahIrei6es griheiner
ben 8etueis gu lisfern. baB Die De-
meinoe bas anertennt. tpds 8eD. Saun
tpaasno Der ldngen Sabre ieines Uir=
tens on Der ct. pstsrs Stride fir lie
getbdn bat.
Sine usberraihung fir bic Der.
fammluna mar, oab Der Suaenoperein
Der 9emeinpe iih in elmer in Der poria
gen ISOLDE abgebalteueH 0sriammIuua
dufgel0it boben fou. Der 0orfisenoe
iprud benz 0erein oas Reht bierau ab,
oa ale 0srsins Der Stride unter S6ers
aufiidt Der Gsmetnoe jtiinben unb ss
sur 4uflOiurg Der 0enebmisuna Der
Gemeinoe reIp. Des sfirhenratbes be-
6iirfe. Die wlitslieber Der Sonntoas.
f6ule unb oes Sugsnbpsreins iperben
oemnGhft cine eemeinfhafiIite Gis=
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SerlDr Ole = pradle.

ellie MiQer, pon go. 1927 GlaB
Str, ftet geitern 4beno in ibrer @pGz
nung Die asuertrsppe binob unD 7od
it6 SOntuiionen am Raten uno Hiiz
den 5u. sic mar i'm StanDe, nah
Dem QoIpttal 81 Qeben, bate iebot.
oIs iie oort anIargte, Die Sprahe per
ioren. Rad 2tniidt Der 4nTtaltsdr3te
itnn tbre Sttmmbdnoer in Tol1e oe5
llnf0Q5 geIdhmt iUoroeu.
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9asdes Gnennatisr gDffsbatf, sNontas, H. april 1910

ung nit BEN 8oritdnb ha6en, in .pels
der bon 2eBterem ben jun9en Geuten
QuftIdrung iiber biefen Puntt gege6en
Derben tpirb. 6err 9ermann 8eder
Durbe gum prditbenten pro temp. Der
Sountaqsihule erndnnt.
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Die nRebs" gum admpTe nit ben
Subs" bsreit. --.aeine Jur6t Dor
ben Gr Champions - 9aS Grz
offnungs programm Der PATIO
nal Gtga". - gnbgijltjge Grlsbi-
gung bss MeGsan 51Ilss. - 0as
gsItrige Spiel. - 9eute goitirsn Die
9stroitsr .5igsr" pier.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-11

Stit bat Iol6 sigenarti9en beitriden=
BEN Reis, oaB mir ben Geiern nur en-
pTeblen t0nnen. Der 9oritellun8 bet3uz
lpobnen uno oa5 16eater ipieoerum biz
1uf ben tegten YIa8 gu iullen.
s. 3,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-11

@om Is. glpril an lit isin Beiud su
srtDart.n.- Rehte Der 8eiuhsbedmz
ten unb pfIidten Der giirseridaft.
- Uerpeiserung Der 2lnttpOrt ooer
niiisnilid fatide 8sdntportung Der
syrdgen siebt smpfinolide Straie
nuh fih. - 8ertrausnsbrut bon
Geiten Der GenIusbeamten fpiro
ebenfalIs esabnost. 1istretion,
gbreniade.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-11

ab. ieoo6 lieB iih nod uttt ermtts
telH, mas er in oieieu pldBen erbeus
tete.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-11
Gin lamges Gbelebem.

9as aOb ananberde Gbepaar besebt oas elteue e Der
Siamantenen bphSeit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-11

Seute uno morgen msHen iih bic
yRsbs" i'm Sample nit ben Setrotter
.5issrn", ben Champions Der Qmeris
can 9iga. 0enu Die y5iger" nitt BEL.
fer ipielen als ibrs beiben 8orgGuger
bic .gltblstics" uro bic rReoiods -
rperoen tie bier ihIeht fdbren, osnn
Die biesidbrigsn .Hsos" ipisIsn gang
anoers pis poroem.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17
The GenevieVeS / Know

The statement has peculiar effect
upon James. 1t seems, to be plain, to
have an electrifying effect upon him.
lie wheels about in his chair and looks
nay glarcs-at Genevieve.
"'Do / understand you to say you
want coat?' he queries in n half
strangled voice. "Do | understand you
to be asking for new coat! Is that
right2'
"Why, James you know L got my
coat four years ago and -
'fFour years ago9 And, pray, what
has that TO do with it9 1t is a perfectly
good coat still and / never did approve
of chasing after the last fashionable
fancy, When [ married you, Gene
We've, you looked well in anything"
eyes. but, James, / was much, much
younger when you married me. And
besides, l had lots of things to look well
in I got new coat every winter when
[ was a girl.
''I am little ashamed of you, Gene
vieve,' majestically. 81 am a little
ashamed of you. You should by this
time have laid aside such youthful fol
lies. I never think of such nonsense
myself. You look perfectly we'll in
your usual coat, my dear"
But, James, the other things y
"Does the woman think / am made
of money2' exclaims James, whose
business interests are not tagging any,
either. "I had TO make an entirely
new placing of affairs this year, as
told you, Geneyieve, and ] am not at
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17

,mes. I need five dollars tomor-
y, says Genevieve as they sat
nd the evening gas jet.
lWhat on earth do you need five dol
torg" inquiries her James with
Isrsnicion. "Didn Z give you two
week before lastl What has be
Of that7 Simply thrown away, /
no doubt" "
Van gave me that to buy a shirt and
1smes. and Genevieve grins lit
tnrtive grin. CHAD him there, .
khispers TO her soul.
Nell. that may all be. that may
~ testify, "but last week. am
In 7 gave you some money last
d too what's become of that9"
Twenty-Five cents to have your
( half .solcd, James, says Gene
i still coquetting with the happy
Mt of getting even for once.
fhat wasn't all ] gave you last
/ Genevieve, insists this JOY of
sart with severity. EThat WASH 7
am sure and he refers TO his ac
4 book. "No, I was certain of it.
10 YOU quarter on Sunday. -
hat was for carfarc and the con-
siion." sighs Genevieve, convinced
Il that she will not get even, and
Us the use. anyway.
veil. won Il three dollars do? I'm
Il short Just now;
Y have to get shoes for both the
rem, James. and shoes at less than
lave them half soled and they'll
4 right says fond papa. Where.
lyoung Jimmy mutters things and
iJennv wecps bitterly into her geo
hy. They assert to each other pri.
~ that their shoes are dropping off
fleet. And there is truth in their
( am going to have TO buy a new
/ this winter, James. says Gene
4 with desperate decision to tell
worst now and get it over, "and
coal is out and Jimmy has to have