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Oxford Democrat., 1910-04-05
Temperance reaching In the Schools.


An earnest effort to secure the enroll.
ment Of the teachers of Maine who are
believers In temperance and temperance
teaching in the schools is being made by
the State Department of Scientific Tenn
perauce Instruction. Special pledge
cards, including promise to faithfully
give the desired instruction required by
law as we'll as to practice temperance
principles, have been prepared and are
being circulated through the medium OF
the w. G. T. U.
The national superintendent has sent
out call for $4,000 of these pledge cards
from the educators In the United States
to exhibit in Scotland next June at the
Worlds W. C. 7. U. Convention, to show
the attitude in our country towards
temperance and temperance teaching.
OF this number it is hoped that Maine
will furnish her share, and the co-opera-
ton of our teachers Is desired In this
work.
Another line of work which has been
productive of much earnest thought and
careful preparation by our young people
is the Prize Essay Contest. This con-
test is open to students in the grades,
high schools and colleges. A prize of
IS 90 is offered by the state for the best
essay from either source upon the follow
ing subjects:
Oxford Democrat., 1910-04-05

ever before. The officers and division
supeTiDtendents are the same as last
year Committees are not announced,
but are to be chosen by the division
superintendents. The dates Of the fair
are Sept. l3, IA and Is. Entries in the
races close Sept. 6, and all other entries
at 8 p. NJ. Monday night, Sept. II.
Grange exhibits, and exhibits not COM
peung for premiums, must be in place
oy noon of the first day of the fair. The
premiums do not show much increase in
amount, but the classes are more ex-
'ensiVe than in any previous year.
The Euterpesn Club holds its April
meeting this Monday afternoon with
MIS-, Burnham. The programme Is q
miscellaneous one, and is expected to be
one OF the best of the clubs season. IL
Is as follows:
q Rmln call-Current musical events.
riano guartet-Slayonlc Dances. Brahms
Mrs. Burnhsm. Mrs. Brickett,
vo..,, Mrs. Wheeler. Mrs. Briggs.
vocal sOlo-"The Monotone" ..-. Cornelius
Ia, Mrs. Wilson.
HAno sextette-" Balata Bizzaria."----
Mrs. Gray. Mrs. Morton. Miss Jackson,
w., ars. Smiley. Mrs. Wheeler, Miss Thsyer.
'ocal trio-"Angels Lullaby" bit
ia. mrs. Burnham, Mrs. Smiley, Mrs. Wilson.
NAn0 and organ duet-intermezzo from Cav
auera "a ncana, Mascagni
vo.., Mrs. Morton. Mrs Briggs.
vocal octette, with four-haud accountant
Msnt-"Approach OF Spring ..... Gsde
Mss Leach, Mrs. Noyes. Mrs. Wheeler,
Mss Thayer. Mrs. Smiley. Miss Tol-
man, Mrs. Burnham. Mira. Morton.
:, Accompanies, Mrs Briggs. Niss Jseksou
'Oeal solo-Selected,
p,. Miss Jackson.
fAno solo-from Beethoven.
vooa,, Mrs. Burnham.
'Oea solo-"The Slumber Boat Gayno,
Watt, Miss Tolman.
violin soio-SelecteI,
rx Miss SWEET.
I.anes and orgsn-Grand Fantasia. .CooI
"rs. Brickett, Mrs Briggs, Mrs Morton,
Mrs. Gray, Miss Thayer
Oxford Democrat., 1910-04-05

BOLSTER DISTRICT.
Freeland Cummings plowed his garden
last Thursday, the last day of March.
C. B. Foster of Everett, Mass, was q
guest at j. S. Browns few days last
week.
Miss Eva SWEET is passing her Easter
vacation at the home Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. Fl. SWEET.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Cummings OF
Buckfield have passed the past week at
the home of their father, Freeland
Cummings.
BIsCoE DISTRICT.
School begins in the Biscoe District
Monday, with the same teacher.
There is a gasoline saving machine in
this district saving up the farmers
wood piles.
The town farm has fed and lodged 4e
tramps in the year just ended. Not q
bad year for tramps.
There will be meetings in the Biscos
school house every Sunday until further
notice. All are cordially invited.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-20
MALE HELP WANTED

LEADING EMPLOYMENT AGENTS,
White Palace Hotel Building.
1lth and Market sts,. San Franciseo;
BRANCH OFFICES:
7th and Broadway, opposite s. p depot OAK
phones-oakland 'a1:a; 1861. Home A7545
I'd and H. sts., Sacramento.
I'd and Main SITS. and i26 Marchesault ST.,
Latin offce-52s jackson St, San Francisco.
FREE FARE-FREE FARE
SPECIAL SHIPMENT TODAY.
OREG0N-OREG0N.
KLAMATH FALLS.
% muckers for the big tunnels Sbf ou
FREE FARE-SHIP TODAY.
KLAMATH FALLS.
500 teamsters, laborers, rockmen, drillers,
header and corner men, concrete men; wages
ALSO TO cALoR. OREGON.
ALL FREE FARE.
SHIP DAILY.
FREE FARE
NEVADA AND TRUCKEE DISTS.
APPLEGATE-COLFAX.
AUBURN. BOWMAN, LANDER
FREE FARE.
% miners, open cut, SI5
% drillers, open cut, $T5
FREE FARE-FREE FARE.
500 teamsters laborers, miners. drillers. muck
ers, header and corner men; tunnelmen, steam
shovel engineers, cranesmen, etc; wages SOU
ALL FREE FARE,
TRANSFERS NEAR CITY.
10 teamsters, 10c fare, % day.
HANDY BAB0RERS-P0WER COMPANY.
WORK ON TRANSMISSION LINES.
10 laborers TO work transmission lines for
power company work, 81. 80 day.
NOW FOR THE
NEW WORK.
0LANCHA.
M0JAVE-HAIWEE.
FREE FARE
% laborers TO work on Cal.-Nev. r. r. work.
wages $3.50 up.
FREE FARE-SHIP TODAY.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-20
SOCIAL DEMOCRATS
Hold MILWAUKEE

MILWAUKEE, Wis. April 19.-The
government of the city Of Milwaukee,
which. for more than a decade, with
tha exception of two years under re-
publican rule. has been controlled by
the democratic party, passed today
into the hands Of the social demo-
Gratis. with Mayor Emil Seidel as their
leader.
Mayor Seidel viii have back of him
q members of his party to enact into
Law all the measures not in conflict
with the city charter which he may
advocate during the next two years
The minority consists of 10 democrats
a nd four republicans.
The city hall house cleaning" of
Office holders began today with the
entrance of the new administration.
Mayor Seidel announced a long list
Of appointments.
Harry 3. briggs, an instructor in
the Milwaukee trades school, was made
commissioner Of public works to sup
plant the present board of three COM
missioners at a salary of $4,000, the
highest salaried appointment in the
gift OF the mayor.
Walter p. Stroesser, tailor. was
q appointed commissioner of public
health temporarily. and Joseph Uihlein.
a wealthy brewer, was made commits
sioner OF the public debt
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-20
TO LET

COMPLETELY furnished cottage ot 4
rooms and bath: gas; large yard; rent so per
month f5 FairmOunt st.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-20
FEMALE HELP WANTED

YOUNG women between the ages of II and 25
OF fair education. neat appearance and un-
questionable character, wanted to study tele-
phone operating as a professiOn liberal sal
ery is paid new operators while in training at
the operating school OF the Pacific Telephone
and Telegraph Company, and upon graduat alton
they are given permanent positions at the
switehbosrds. with opportunities for promotion
The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
provides light and well ventilated operating
rooms pleasant rest and lunch rooms and takes
personal interest in the welfare of the young
women in Its employ.
Competent operators furnished to provide
branch exchange subscribers.
For full particulars call preferably between
S:30 a. N. and 12 M, at operating school,
telephone office. 2015 Steiner St
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-20

FRENCH governess, $40; lunch waitress. 81 a
board; waitress, private family, s35; Scandi-
navian girl, chamber maid for club, s25, room
and board waitress fine institution, city. S25;
second cook, institution. S45; girls to work in
candy store; cooks for German families, $45
to S55. MISS PLUNKETTS, 1896 Sutter ST.
corner Webster
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-20
MALE HELP wANrED-Continued

MALE HELP wANTED-Continue
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. young to attend even
ing classes in the building business; young men
anxious to make themselves efhcient and sue
cessfuI contractors. foremen and draItsmen
western Technical College, III PACING bldg,
ANDRES, 1O44 Larkin st.-French cake baker
1o week; &c cook and wife s.o dlsh w wasness sessnss
$30; laundryman, Institution, $50: cake baker
so; cook, $50; fry cook, $50; kitchen hands,
LABoRERS and mechanics to know that Edward
Rolkin has reduced the rooms at the Denver
house. Sd and Howard sts.. to 35c per day; 81
week; hot and cold water IN every room
WE want few live, responsible men and women
In cs and I0t around the bay
the best proposition the coast. Call or ad-
dress F.. O. NJ. room 52, Bacon oiocs' oak-
MEN and women, get in right; learn profitable
business always great demand for BARRIERS;
learn under the Moler system and learn
right; expert instructors; we guar 10 teacn
you In weeks MoLER COLLEGE, Zo4 so 81
wANTED-H Honest man take cash and assist in
cook; must have SIS cash. Little Gem Lunch
Counter 240 Townsend st. near 4th
WANTED-Capable young man. common school
education. to qualify for position in California
rapid promotion; permanent. For information
call mornings. s57 Phelan bldg.
MEN AND WOMEN to learn the barber trade
absolutely abs free; no limit nit to time, pera Wits q
COLLEGE. 100 Howard St
OFFICE boy. l5 to II years old: must be good
boy who lives with parents, and active, intel
ligent worker. Addres box 143 Call office.
WANTED at once-Active young man; steady
place; pays good wages; $3.50 cash required;
money secured. Call 964 Market St, room f.
WANTED -Machinists; bench and lathe hands;
p0P rod m dow
Apply Samson Iron Works, Stockton, Cal.
nsht ee to f aSf K s
Howald st. between Sd and 4th
wANTED-Doctor registered in California for
r. R. work See DIR. MYERS, Sabine ho-
tel. today, 1912.
SECOND gardener. S55 and room but no board
MISS PLUNKETT'S, 1896 Sutter St corner
advancement. Call room 30. 40 New Mont
gomery ST.
BUSHELMAN and coat maker wanted College
Tailors, 23o9 Telegraph corner Bancroft,
Berkeley.
YOUNG man for office work state age school
ing and references salary $50 per month. Box
141, Call office.
MEN to learn barber trade, entirely free; time
unlimited Apply Pacific Barber College. $40
Washington st.
NEW WESTERN, 1124 Howard-Single rooms.
1oc and zoe per night: hot and cold water
MEN wanted at 103 Sd st. to have their shoes
repaired: sewed soles T5c done in 10 minutes
FIRST CLASS carriage blacksmith wanted F.
j. RENTSCHLER & CO., 1767 18th st.
500 men to get cent shave: hot and aean
towel to each customer. 219 Montgomery av.
THE FILLMORE BRANCH OF THE CALL IS
AT 1851 FILLMORE ST.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-20

CALIFORNIA council No $50. n H1EEN
T., meets THIS "WEDNESDAY E%fH%2SHA
EVENING at O'Clock at 175 I. f.E111Mdft
Golden Gate ay. Initiation, music l-S4# ZkdLI
J. h BERESFORD, Pres. f%A%49SH
F. B- COST, Speaker. &S5zST
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-20

ONE good paper hanger and one good painter.
Apply a M, 2473 Bryant st.
ROY wanted 16 years old: S5 week LIE
COUNT. stationers ~ California st.
-FOUR men wanted to make cigars; paid while
learning. Call 306 18th st.
DISH WASHER wanted 72e Turk ST. rear
Van Ness ay.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-20

EIGHT rooms, furnished. near University and
College av. cars: for Is months from Nav 4
$50: sunny hillside; large wild garden: mag.
nihcent bay view. E. P. LEWIS, 27 Pano-
raniic way
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-20
AGENTS WANTED

BOY and girl agents-Sell "a packages of post
cards at lOc each and receive complete
camera ready for use free. Write today CHASE
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-20
WANTED TO LEARN TRADE


WANTED-Men quick to learn; no expense for
instruction; learn trade In months instead Of
years; automobiles, electricity, plumbing, brick
laying actual contract work; 200 students last
year; catalogue free. United Trade School
Contracting Co.. 1923 Market st.
OF interest in taking course in learning any
trade; from $50 TO 500 by writing to the
Trades School Information Office 230 Also
St. Los Angeles, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-20
LosT AND FoUNn

III II YOU LOSE ANYTHING-AdTertlse n
here. II viii be returned 10 you II an honest
person finds IL. Remarkable recoverfes are
brought about every day through this column
\ IF YOU FIND ANYTHING BRING 1T
4 to the
San Francisco Call
SL0sf and Found Bureau
SThfrd and Market Streets
~~~-~~~~~~S~~~~~~~~S~~~<
/ Get a claim check. Have il advertised.
/ Reclaim IT If the owner does not.
1 TIE LAW-People who find lost articles
are interested in knowing that the state law
IS strict in requiring them 10 seek the own
! ers through advertisements and otherwise,
and that failure 10 do so. II proof can be
shown. involves severe penalty.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-20

L0ST-Brindle and white female bulldog, screw
tail Return to J. Bradshaw, 467 11th ave..
Richmond; receive reward.
DOST-Gold watch. chain and charm; reward
$50; questions viii be asked. 22l3 Harri-
6on st.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-20
MEETINGs-LexaI

MEETINGs-LeEaI
ANNUAL MEETING
The regular annual meeting Of the stock hold
ers Of the lakeFiew Oil Company Of Midway
OF San Francisco viii be held in the office Of the
corporation, 26S Market street room IO3 San
Francisco. California, Monday. the I'd dav
~ May, 1910, at the hour Of 1870 o'clock n M
Of said day, for the purpose OF electiDg q
board Of directors 10 serve for the ensuing wear
snd for the transaction OF such other business
as may come before the meeting
HARRY B. GREGG. Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-20

WANTED % EXPERIENCED JACKET AND
SKIRT HANDS FOR ALTERATION ROOM
APPLY SUPT.' S OFFICE FROM TO IL
A. NJ. HALE BROS, INC. MARKET AND
9TH SITS. CITY.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-20

FREE FARE.
FOREIGN .LABURERS.
AUSTRIAN -GREEkS-MEXICANS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
80 laborers for new work, concrete rock, etc.;
wages S67. 80.
YOUR FARE FREE.
TO THE
GOLD AND SILVER
MINES-COAL and C0PPER-MINES.
machine miners, Mariposa county, $500;
hours.
g machine drillers. quarry power CO., S1Oo.
Placer miner and sharpen tools, see boss here,
S105
IL hand miners. gold quartz 500.
% miners, hand work, Z different mines, $50
to S105.
ferent mines S75 to $50 50; 10 laborers diff
ferent mines $50 to $3.50.
machine miners, south. S75 and found
Tool sharpener, mine company, $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-31

ertenn.n, iiber tpelde iid bas 2idt Der
sSddeln ergoB, bas in ben Wsetalltnp-
pfen unb ben Sdbeliheioen Der Sols
baten rDtblih ipibergldnSte. Der Ser.
gsant ging ben 2eutsn entsesen. Gr
mar obne aopfbebadung, bas 5aor
hing ibm in naHen Strdhnen iiber Die
Sttrn, iein 8eiidt, bon ben Dornen
bes Oidt6ts serriIien, btutets, feline
Uniform seiste iid an mebrsren Stelz
len serfeBt.
nBie febt Sbr aus, Ssrseant, unh
no tommt eeSbr ber?" rtef Der Dragos
ner, pelhen mir unter bem Ramer
Sanoel tennen aelsrnt baben, perfpun
bert. Der 5unb beulte uno bellte iptt
raienb beim 4nblit oes Ssrgeanten, e.
serrte an Der Seine, odb Der Bauer
Wtiibe bate, ibn feit3uhalten.
Gin Srrtpii9 pOer Elm 8efpenit bdt
mid gsdfft," antportete Der Sergeant
ingrimmig. sd 9laubte, tur5 nah'
bem ibr mid perlaiien, oas 2tht elmer
2aterne bur9 ben Walb leuhten uni
bem olten6auie ba brpben ndher TOM
men gu is6en. Sd risf b:n Wleniden
Der nab meiner Meinung Die 2aternt
tragen mubte, an uno perfolgte ihH
neil ich feins antport betam. Ibel
tets fab id bas 2idt ppr mir ber'
Idimmern, obns IS gu srret6sn
(5ortIsBung folst.)
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lie ersIiid,e Jrnu iitsfeiue quite
Sousirou. Sic tUiroe es ais cine
arae 3i,mutbuus auffuiieu fpenn
man ibr iaaen poIlte, Die 3aiberel'
tung zines giiten WittaaeiIens erfor.
bert snei Gtiu1ben Cine engliihc
4rbetternobl,eit muB in "a Stuns
ben gefoht iein. Cine enaIiihe ar.
beiterfrou peritett oiih nidt baus'
3ubnIten. Wean fam ben antbeil,
Den bic enaIiide arbeiterfrou an bem
enoIiif,en arbeitpreleno bat nidlt
bod genltg einihGben. sSn Der lleber'
ihrift oes Gourlaaberfhen glrtifels
Iieat Der Sniiptpeg Sir Soiung Der
engiiiten grbeiterfrage. SroHnng
i'm eigenen Seim. limb in Den Sus
aenben Der belitIfen Solisfran liegt
Der ShIiiiieI 3u ben gitten oeittidlen
Observation-Disclosures. gsif)t i'm
Sd,ut3oa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-31

nuneen ertpedt fpuroen, beren RiAterz
fiiaung cine Siibne bon $4,000 ers
foroerte. Quf S13935 ihdste elm eins
iiftspouer Ridter ben Shdoen, ben
4mor i'm 5ersen BON Gnith Stdbel
Gibnep in CT. 2ouis ongerintet bate.
fir befIen loie Strsidhe alaus Steinsr
aus g3ittsburg ouftommen mubte.
Mud ausl1nberinnen sieben aus oiez
fem fir bas- CARTE GeIhleht 10 pors
tbeilbdftem ameriianii6en 0eisg
Qusen, unb Rihtameritaner TiiHsn
ipobI oocr libel iid ibn fiissn. 60
bate Srsfte 9eheId, elm italleHiiher
aopellmeiiter, fir einen bon tnm psrs
i6uIbeten Rib i'm Serssn bon WaiB
gaetana 2ombari 10000 Dollars 5u
entri6t.a. Reht mertpiiroise Grfahs
rungtn n6tbigteu cine REM Yorier
2ebrsrin, bic in 6onolulu ibr Unit
uusiibte, 3ur grsa9@of> promiie' 'alose.
Ser aabel purbe lie BON eInem Sus
aenbbetanntsn nm ibre Sano gebttsn,
per 3abeI erfolste ibre outage. Jhrem
Depeibenontrdg pertrnueno, reiite WeiB
Wp.rs bonn ielber mad Der 5afenitdot.
nm bic Sp13sit pOrSuber>iten. 5n
geetp gort erDffnete Der 8eiperber ihr
isboh, bab er on cine 10 ihneue Sels
roth rriht e.oaht babe uno fie nun
iiberbaupt nidt ebeli4en fpolle. Die
Genarrte tldate nun auf $4,000
S9obensrIab, muBte iih aber nit
$1,000 sifrieosn seben. llno nit biss
fem .goIiam" tpunDte ii6 bic ents
tduinie fpieber gen 5onplulu, tpGhreno
Der llnkilftifter nah 9luitralien ennis
erirte. 4u1 alte 5er5en bdbtn noh
ibren Bersb. Wars. Warsarst Ban.
btrbed aus 9letp Seriep bate ii6 ourh
ibre 70 2en3e niht hinoern laiien. IN
ben 3drtliaen Qufnernamteiten zines
73idbrigen Ghperenothers ein Ses'
rutbsDeriprs6en gu erbliden. Sbr
9ertrauen ging 10 neit, baB iis elm
arauieioenes SohseitseeDuno, ein
braun.s Rriietoiiiim, bier feioens Sus
ppns unp bfperIe intimsrs Soilettes4rz
tliel, bic cine 8raut ben0tbigt. fir
fftperes gelo eritdnb. 2lls olles bes
reit mar, tpnliie Der gulante 8roBpopa
fid briiden. "a sins Die gntriiitete
itnuritrads gum Riftsr uno psrs
Iangte $4,000 fir ben 8erratb an ibs
rem Serssn. Sn anbetradt bss liz.
itGnbes ober, bab Die iieben Snbr3ebnte
biefes fhon reht obsenusi b1ten mug
ten, Tebte bic sSurp Ieinen Dsrtb nur
nod auf $50 9ollarsfeft. als auries
fum iei nod erlpdbnt. bab iiinsft elmer
taubitummen Maib 1850 Dollars fir
sinsn 5er3bru,b 3usrtannt ipuroen.
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Der G6epaGier
Sc G6aattGp.
Roman BON s. 9 aierIsiu.
(SortieB eBung.)
Eiin3e6ntes & apiteI.

Sun3eAntes & q pttel.
Ra6bem bic brei perIonen bem alz
ten 8enGuer ben Riiten getebrt batte1,
iteQte Der gtebalier Iih ols 5I6rer I7D
8ertbeibiger an ibre SpiBe. Gr bate
bds Wehrgebent tpieber am StoBbez
qen befeftigt unb bic Wuffe um feline
Sufte gegiirtet. 0a Die 5tniterniB.
namentlib unter bcn9dumen unD 5pis
I6en ben Selstriimmern bes Yup De
8urlotet, 10 bi6t mar, baB man taum
bic 6anb Dor ben Qugen ieben tonnte,
10 mar bas 8siIammenbleiben feline
leiht. Mibe. Die 1rauen Deriu6ter
es unfdngli6, ii6 1egenieitig gu fiib.
rem. aber bies tourbe auf Oem idma:
len, fbeiltpeiIe burh GebiiIa unb itar.
tes unterbol3 gshcmmten, bann ipie:
Der bnrh md6tige Steingruppen 9e,
Iperrten pfab baIb untbunIi6. Sb:
glei9 bic fslU6tigen aus 9oriiht ie.
bes ldute Wprt oermeiben pollten, Ic
lpuren lie fdlieBlid bod gen0tbigt, fif
our6 gelegentlt6e Rufe bariiber su
oerftdnbigen, ob teines pon ibnen gu.
riidgeblieben Ooer oom re6ten @eg ab.
gepi6en mar. Sie3u iu6en Iie fif
namsntli6 bort ge3nungen, mo Del
Bfdb fdurfe Wenoungen matte, fr
baB Die 9umen bic 9sItalt hires bor.
anihreitenben 5iibrers nidt sinmal I'M
fablen 2i6t Der gliBe mebr pa6rneb
men fonnten.
Der miibidme, bur9 0unfefbeit uni
Regen srihnerte 8eg bur6 ben @alt
na6m baber 3iemlid Diel 3eit in On.
| fpru6. Gelbit nenn nur MGnner ben.
Islben bGtten 3uriitlegen ioQsn, mir.
ben iie bic bamit berbunbsnen ge.
f1perlihteiten in unansenebmer WeiI'
smpfunben ba6en. I'm 10 msbr pai
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Mrs. B. Yaeger,
BITE berabutrne--
Ma@rlaaerin Oie1es 3eitalGs.

e5on TN Der dEteTten Bel. CAB es ast5ifs
9erisHeH. bic onrG bic E6apfuns bober begoEi
DareH. gno es Iieei fein 3tueifsi nor. eaB
aud beiiisuiaae nod 9erforen ertiiiren. ois
burn cine HubefanHte arnft I'M GioHoe itub.
@icies su fbun uub bcranssnfdgen. NOS iiir
sHbcre erftnunIid III uHo bleibt. Sir Golbfs
bat bte aaiur 6iefe Eouie beionbers bcsiniiiaf.
b.nn fte bat ibr bic ieIieue Gabe eerriiebeH. ocS
2e5eu itrer g7itfuerfbsH tuie Elm auiaeiblaae'
nes Bad eeunu su IeieH. 9esgebt nidi oGs
Hc In ibrer eiarr,sn @eiioeus an sesfin S'oenue
tpobui. letmi BITE eGit gnb Gar ofiIi6 bio
seelin eisenue. 6axu eebt eiefe!be tindnt bls
3br Die f&But asfSsuI rem Jraa Y. Vsteu
erreifL Gas saus 1T sur Iinieu 9aHo nHo
om 8aHne III Der Rdme:
Mrs. h. Yneger, friiher Srnn ycdltols
eeefiu aseuas, 2iupnsb, GtneinHaft .Lbto.
@riefitcbe 4Etlportcu 81 90 un6 bnrtioer.
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Gin Ieltiames Wertbpddet ipur5e
unIdneit bel einen, iiberieeiihen Boits
amt dufesssben. Dobloerpahrt in
sinsm aiithen ruhte bas bon UteHsrz
itiden burhbobrte GERS elmer ermors
bstsn. 9as e,tpaliinm uno auf 70
brutals Deiie gum Stilitanb eebrd6te
ssrauenber3 bate beim gerbor BEG
Worbbubeu aIs fhaurises Horpus be-
li.ti feline Shuloioteit gethon uuo
ging oann Der parnuh 0erLangeR tr1s
aenben Walltter oes Spfers als
Dertbienbuns gu: Guf Der 0etldras
tion ipor 5n Ieien: Snbdlt: elm Ser3.
g9ertb 10 Collars" Diit oieien ge'
trage tpiirbe nan olio I'M Berlllit-
iale 6te 4hreiiatin fitr oas Ser3 ih-
rer aeto6teRn 3odter entid)aoIgt ba.
ben. Sn einem iener 2anoer, no
Dem Gtpig. Wdnnlihen Der gruh oes
Gbeoeriprehens oft theuer 5u lteben
fommen fonn, piiroe iih iDobI teine
SGone nit erner 10 ihabigenSirnune
ais goliom mir ibr peripiunoetesSer5
nbfin0en Iaifen. es III 5rpor 'doH
poreeforRmen, ooB ungaIante RIdter
aIbions ooer bes 3oaarlunoes ben
8ertb eines ourb WdnnerfalihheIt
su bltterem Seio gelangten 5rauen"
bersens auf MIR enen Bertnp, re'p.
/ Gent tarirt baben, auh mlanhmal
es fir aon3 ipertbIos erflartem: 0oh
limb 0os MIR 5dIle grnulamer ltnge'
rehtiqteit, bic perein5elt baiteben.
ssm ollgemeinen bringen Die britt
iten lno omerifaniiden Suoges ben
armen, perrathenen Gpasiod1iern
lpeitgebenbes 8eritanbnib eiltgegeil
unb peroonnern cen boien SerSen'
BREEDER oft su eiiism gans relpet'
tablen Sdooenerfos. Wand,er lido
nen alaaerin iiteingermogen bis gu
$4,000 Dollar 3ugeiprphen iroroen.
ipenn Der Rtiietbdter 5l,r aaite Der
isindn5fcnige geborte wait einen
| iolhen Siimmfen mubte Der Usillio'
NOR Sames 4beel iih bon Wlib anoer
ION lostoufsn, ba ibn fem 8srfprehen
iie su isiner Satin gu mo6en, bod
gersut.. @ieberbolt n'uroen 50.00(
Dollars Der Gissnthiime zines BE-
| fhGpigten 6erSens in btr lebien Sci
bonn Geridt sueriannt. Ro6 s433;
unb 33 Gents erhielt eire 34jdhris
Wittib, mrs. Carrie G0rbet in 9an
bile, sn., bic oas auiiitiiiid fertil
bro6.s, fih bon einsm i'm bibIiitel
4lter itsbenbsn 8erehrer bas 9tr5 be
tb0ren unb bann breder 81 IaHen. Wi
angenebm es bod iein mub, einen se
tpib bod oft sur nift 10 gefdbrlihei
RiB i'm 6erseu nit sl:mgenber Miin3
pber tniIiernben Sfei men bepfldItert
al fpnnen! Da tan'a elm WsrbIutel
ipobI toum portomm.a. Sn Sunbsrts
bon s5Gllen boi bic gh.fiBerin elmer I
leiht serbred1lihen Mnare elm Shmer
ssnsoelp BON $25, 900 einftreihen Ion
nen. Usit sdrtlihen gpiitsIn unb pi.
len tpertbpollsn @eiet.nten tonnte po
aursem WeiB Cora G5inelair in ihrt
8reo4>ofs sgromif.s R!ase aessn San
aoirn, ben pieInerfprehenben SproF
ling einss pbilabe.pEaasr Shubfabri
tanten, DOT Geriht oufiparten. Rid
tp<niser ais iieben fDftbare Rines bc
Der perIiebte Siinqling sur Werpfdr
bung ieiner fhlieBlih bod in bic 4rii
| DE gsenben 1reue gebrauht. lin
bieie gsniigten ala Heipeife bafiir. b1
IN NIT GoraS 6sr5sn 6ert6tigte 6ofl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-31

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su erpdbnen, baB Der aaiisr, ipenn
er nit elmer anberen s5iiritli6teit ans
Ianmen i'm Wdsen f6brt. itsts Die
eiosne Stanoarte lints unb Die iein.s
Ga'tes re6ts am Wugen ieben ldBt.
olber lanee fhon bepor Die tletas
Stanbarte iihtbdr uno ertennbar
tpirb, pertiinbet bds Seronnoben hes
taiIerlihen @efdbrtes oas 5onfdrsn'
Iional ,,5a-tiib ia tabl"