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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-14
In connection with the work of tn.
Westerly District Nurse association {

Westerly District Nurse association a
branch of the State i-Tuoerculosf is
association has been organized in
Westerly through the efforts % Wal
ter Hatch. secretarH- Of the state asso-
citation. William Clark was elected
president Miss Helen Segar secretary.
and Mrs. Charles. Perry treasurer
There arc eighteen local branches in
the state.
II is planned to secure for Westerly
10" one week. the latter part of tho
present month. the anti tuberculosis
exhibit of The Rhode Island health de-
pan ment. The exhibit win probably
DC in The assembly hall of the Memo
rial building.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-14
Plenty of Water in Middletown.

With 2S0,O00.000 gallons Of water iH
Mt. Highly and Laurel Brook reser<
voirs-a supply for the next ninety
days, even if it doesn't rain-there il
no fear of a water famine in Middle
town.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-14

of the order and is studded with dia1
monds. Mr. Higgins is a past exalts
ed ruler of Winsted lodge of Ellxs.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-14

There is at least one ordained min
lister who practices what he breaches
In q political way, He is q delegate to
the state and congressional conventions
and is secretary of the republican town
committee.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-14

The Westerly High school football
team is in fine condition for- the game
with Bulkeley school team i'll New
London Saturday afternoon.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-14

The committee in charge is making
elaborate arrangement for the annual
supper of the P. S. Barber Hose COM
pany, Pawcatuck. Saturday night. in
which all members of the department
arc interested
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-14

For the first time in many years the
town hall will be utilized as a polling
place in the November election. This
is made possible by the division of the
town into two voting districts. The
First district polling place will be in
J-Eity hall.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-14

The special committee of the West
erly fire district is considering supply
ing the Alert Hook and Ladder truck
with chemical equipment.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-14

Despite the prevailing notion to the
contrary. corn is superior to oats as
horse feed.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-14

Cheaper grades of bicycles are in
creasingly used in Japan.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-14

Charles L. Ockford, ex-chief engi-
neer of the New London fire depart
ment. was in Westerly Thursday.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-14

Grand officers will make an official
visitation to Nara gansett lodge of
Odd Fellows Saturday evening.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-14

Invited to Stamford.
High Priest Frank c. Hill of Lock-
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-14
The prohibition party of Rhode ISL

and held its convention and nominated
Candidates for every Office 70 be bal
loted for at the November election
Judge Thomas II. Peabody Of Westerly
was nominal toe for attorney general
and elected 10 membership on the state
central committee
Judge Peabody did not attend the
convention as he is i'll at his home in
Pleasant street
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be remoEstrance against one Of these
that may occasion temporary delay in
the issue of that license. There will
probably be two saloons located in Me-
chanic street, and perhaps four in the
fourteen applicants for liquor license
in the village Of Pawcatuck, and of
this number probably only eight will
be granted license some being ruled
out by reason of unsuitability of place.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-14
n. G. Biiven G. company. the clothinu
firm doing business or the Broad

street Siid9e. Just over the boundary
line, in the village Of IoawcAtuck. have
Fc t.t;oned tie United States district
cl''iif = be adjudged volantarr bank
ruDt7, with debts of s21.o22 and assets
of SEQ the pri~ pal item Of assets
being sG,000 storl in trade
cortland 3. Eliven and Ralph 6.
EilVclt both Of Westerly. COMPRISE the
flel1 ana their petition. presented to
the court in the absence Of Judge
Crown. was sent TO Referee Chester W.
Sarrows. and he appointed Attorney
Henry l.. Burdick Of Westerly as re-
c4iver Of the business.
Tbs deFts are nearly al unsecured
ana .H1rr a9c for notes given Some
Of the Argest Of the claims ara those
~ J. II bishop & Go, Wvandotte
NJ CHI. S"31; II. Coleman r. Sons Bos-
ton. s741: Hawiey Falsorn company.
BOSTON, tte4 Cluett Peabody company.
Boston. $3.50: Industrial Trust com
pany, Westerly branch. $1,000: Hopkin-
ton National bank, Hope Valley, 1895
Maria CARPENTER Westerly $1,000
trandaH Brothers. Westerly $1,000
Louis r, Barber. Westerly. $500
Washington Trust Company Westerly.
sb725: Straus Brothers. Baltimore. O..
50 527.
Tho county commissioners will visit
PaWcatuck next Saturday for the pur-
pose OF viewing the premises where
application has been made for liquor
iicansss To be better ore Iare1 to act
,ueon The applications st the time
Specified for hearing. II having been
de- e:il.ired that the places III Liberty
street. near Wesr Broad, are within
two hundrad feet OF The Congrss ationa1
churS h eliminates them from becoming
licensed So looms. is the statute is man :
oarory OH That point and places the
rratTtc beyond the jurisdiction of the
com nj 'ssioners.
If his been pra ctically decided that
no licens. vii i,c issued fc~ :. saloou
or M est side or West Rrosd street
-,HG f. rr brown but two for the
east SIDE of the street and there will
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-14
MURPHY NOMINATED AT WESTERLY

Gets 189 Votes 157 for Biddes in Republican Caucus
for xepresentative-Ex- Governor Utter Favored for
CONGRATULATIONS Nominate Judge Peabody
for Attorney General-R. G. Bliven and Co. Bank
rupt
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-14

1t is given out that athletic sports
were barred from PaWcatuck by order
of the selectmen.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-14
Local Laconics.

Local LaconIcs.
Westerly is the largest no-license
town in the state of Rhode Island
Mr. and Mrs hudson 3. SIocum of
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Tho companies of The Westerly fir.
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Gintinnati, IL. Wai.

0sus 5ppotbsten
Gbfparb 3. gaIe on 4. Waro 9. Il.
8. Co., $250O.
adte u. gurthart an Intpnio 5ome
8. IL. 3. Co., $500.
gIdnhs paImsr on anbsrion J.rrp
g. II. 8. Co., $3.50.
2iIp 8. Butler on 9lsnbale g. a.,
$3.50.
Geo. 81. Collins oil Rirni. Qttrs
mann, $1,000.
Geo. Rottnsr on Soutkrn Sbio 9.
II. 3. Co., $500.
6. SO. Sssper, Sr., an GliffOrb R.
9idinipn, $500.
Gffis Stifel on Gid Run 9. IL. g
Co.. $500.
9lIice 3inO an Gntsrpriie 3. Ii. 8.
U. Co., $1,000.
sacob aubn, Sr., on MiIforb 8. g
Co., $1,000.
Sorrp so. Marii6en on 80. G
Boomers, $3.50.
Oerfslbe on GuliIp Witberni6
$1150.
aouifs Dernsr an Jrsb. u. S4miOt
$4,000.
3i2ter Cohen an Union g. 3. II. z
Co.. $1,000.
G.tiIete 5ppptbeteR.
Grant Bauer on Supr.msn 6. II. 9
Co., $500.
GIiper 9orbon on Gin. Sapiug!
Soeietn, $3.50.
9. RedIinslob an 9ubepo9I gretp'
ing Co., $1,000.
Seorge aubn an MidaeI aiibn
$1,000.
Rarp 6. Rabebausb an Cottage 9
II. 6. Co.. S240O.
Ingela Ulereoitb on bieieibe, $1,000
2pbia M. IIlen on 5eurp Waeisr
S24oo.
auep Jrasier an Sulia .. strot
man. $500.
Wtarb Rplon on Gilt ebse 9. II. G
Co., $4O0.
Wi9asl 3inb on Jreb. 90. Gam!
| S400.
Geo. 8. 9orrppan an Gtt;sens Gii
9. u. 8. Co., $1,000.
Winnie 9. Mdermann on Gagls 9
Go. $4,000.
sgt. ". 3immermonn on Noripoo
=. 8. II. 6. go. $3250.
gtop z. James an W. 81. Garter
$750.
q. s.. malbhous an price Sau Gag.
6. IL 9. 60. go. l, $1250.
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suriidgsforoert, uHb dls ieinem Wer@
ldngen uidht auf Der Steae entiprchen
purpe, nah Der 5aibe gesriffen, in
Der er isinen Rspolper Der6orgen belt.
gepor er BON Der Waffe 9ebrduh mas
den fonnte, bate bas Wdbhen einsn
anoeren Rspolpsr ergriffen unD auT
ibrsn 4nbstsr 5euer gegeben. Sbpobl
iis ben Rsgsr tOotlih peripunbete, ipurs
be iie bod ni6t in Daft gsnommen.
WeiI feline 19iGhrige
5rau, bic noh tur3sm 3uidmmsns
leben nit ibm su ibrer cine Wtetle BON
8rint Sapsn, g., sntTernt iuohnsnoen
SHUTTER Suriidgetebrt ipur uno iih borts
nddia tpsigerts, nit ihm 5u eeben uno
bas gbeleben fprtsufeben, f6ob iih Der
21id6rioe elmer Mdrter in Der Wohs
nung ieiner Sdfpiesermutter in lslbits
m6roeriI6er 4biiht cine ausel in bic
linte aunse unb brahte iid cine lea
bensoef1brlide Wunbe Bel. Bel ben.
9eriude, ihm ben Repolper gu sntrets
ben, entfid Warter Der Repolpsr, she
ober ieine sSrau ibn an iidb reiben
tonnte, bate CT ihn ersriffen unp
f.uerte gum speiten Wal. tpdbrenb er
bepubtIos sui1mmenbrad. Der 5iDsit.
S6uB traf bic iunse Jrau inAsn rs3'
ten Irm.
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eJnldnSiidbe NaHridJteit.

MIS- ber 5teif6bdnbItr
Gonrab in Sanbusin, g., iiirSlih
Taittog in ieinen 2aoen irat. iah er,
tpie slpei frembe aerle iein Hohens
Resiiter burhiuhien. Die geiben er'
ariff.n bic Gluhi. Duroen aber bah
einaefangen. Sie goben Dor. Wagas
bunbsn su iein unb Gb. Wolper bs3ip.
syrant WilIon 3u beiben. Sic &c.
ftonben, in bsm 2aben seipeien 81
iein, leugneten aber, ettpas stitotler
Az buben. Die poii3ei bebaupiet. bah
poiper auf benz Mege noh benz De-
fdnsniiT. mebrers ssiiohlsne 9antnotsr
unb einise Wehfelmiin5en perihludt
babe. SIN teinem Der 8eiben tpurn'
beim 9nrhinhen ibrer aleIosr aud
nur elm Gent seFunben.
MnsebIih in SeIbf 4
bertheibiguns brahte Gort
G<ruges in SitubenbilIe. o.. ibrsn
liebh1ber. BEN 1orbieen Qerop 1oub
cine lebensgefdbriids G6ubipuisbe BET
Der Meger bate pon benz W1bhsn Il
ftiner ststriiaen Metuung elm GeiA Asn'
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rJiirihtin Yaulin'" ,uto
Hidaro Wagner.

.Jiiri6tin paulin4. ipie bas goIi
Die populdre Jiiriiin pauline bon Wsets
tsrni6< <Sanbor in Wien nennt, lit uns
ter bic gonfereneiers gegangen. Heu.
lih bat fie in ibrem palnis gum 9eiten
Der bon ibr nit grobem gifer unD ers
folge betreuisn poIiilinii sesen Gin.
trittsselb - bic perIon 100 aronsn!
- einen 0ortras sebolten. in benz Il.
reht intereHant iiber grlebniiie aus
Der 3eit plauberts. bd ibr langit pers
itprbener @ath Botfhofter in poris
ipor. ssn bieie 3eit fdlli audi ibre spei'
te 9egegnuns NIT Rihurb Wagner. uni
ibre Wtittbeilunsen barber fpuren bel
intereiTontsiie 9btil ibres DDrtruges
unb perbienen. tpeitrn ardien beiann'
gemnhi au tperben, bo iie seeiSnet fnb
liboS lsterSbdb Wogneta o. ste6nJn
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grnubeie.ptbnms l1ebertragaHseu
Cincinnati, II. mai

6 GlHctn n ndtt, IL. Wtai.
Caroline o2ydfp.rs an StorIep Dorm
fsifsr, orei Sabre ga6t pes 2uoeas
go. 4O44 Ulain 4penus; ronatliGs
Wlietbe SO.
8. Diuiam Robssrs on Goiparb 3.
unb Gli3o5st9 8. Gaie, sbeil Der Got
20 in Slane's llnt.rabtbetIung bon
WoperIp YIacs; 81.
George 5amblp an gna .. aeamia,
al Bel 80 ;Fub an Der SiibIsits bon
Sorris 2lpenue, In Roripooo; 81.
8. g. Dortbington on Ihe Gtneia=
natl, 2oiprancebura &c quroro GIsct-ic
Strest RQiIpan gompanp. @esere6t
IGngs Der Gitieite Der Miubba Greet;
81.
Cue s. 0dre an bisieIbe, @eeereat
IGngs Der Gitisite Der Muobp Grsst;
81.
Sutid &. 9annins on Cora unc
Sarab +. Stalmcn, 40 BEL 100 Jub
on Der msitTeiie Ner @orDon Strdbe,
81 iEub tuDllm pon Yeu SIrube, 81.
qlice Ut. DumIsr an glanGe p1ls
mer, 25 SUB an Der Norbieite Der
Conner Ripr Roab; $1400.
9eJrae 1hper an 2uep Mepsr, sc
BEL 100 SUB an Der Sitfeite Der 8ins
StruBs. 100 SUB iiiolith bon Tsolitor
Strabe; =.
Oscar Wcgammon an Warp 6,
Mcgammon, 100 BEL 200 SUB an oe,
Siibpitsgte Der 3tpeiten unb 2inoer
StraBe, Cartilage; 81.
Grben bon Georee Souerbed, pei
Sberiff, on Qulu Sauerbed. so be'
113 SUB an Der YorDoit>Gde Der 0ins
unb Ct. Clair Gtrabe; $4,000.
gmsrD State on Woerlein 9reDinc
gompanp. Elm sabr paht bes aabeni
go. 135 Deit 5. Strabe; mondtlih'
Wietb. $125.
George Sartmann an 5be 6. Woer
lein gr.r 70 gomrann, fiinf Jab-'
padt bon 30 bel SO SUB on 2oipel
Riper Roab in Sebamspille; mnnotli
+e Mietk 500.
Otto Susbner an Cha 8rinfmann
25 BEL lis Jub an Der Rorbfsite be-
2ebman 4pe1ae, 55 Gub speitli1 BOZ
ipusseu NDenue; a.
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Gillette SerbrIb on Wortin araemer,
Got 3 in 9eprge ga 9piteaur's abbis
tion All Mt. Blediant; ST..
Hpbert u. glod, 9ormuno. an
Wren SO. Wibmener, 80 Bel 80 Sub
an Der @eftieite Der WeGormid Strae
Be, 12O SUB n0rblif BON Columbia
9lpenue; ferner 40 bel 80 SSub an Der
Roropeltz Sd. Der Columbia uno Wtcs
Gormid Imnue; $4250.
eSobn s. 9obner an Bertha Suam,
Cots "a, 33 uno Sbeil bon Got 80 in
sSobn s. gaiier's llnterabtbeilung; 81.
g. so. 8oDb all Sennie s.. COB
barn, so sSub an grdmbIe apenus;
81.
Spiepb aubn, Gret., on SEQ. Ro.tz
ner, l 2pt in 2lnberion Up; $1,000.
1T. 8. sinnsD an e. Dm. Sesper,
ssr., 40 SUB an 6oseI apenue; 81.
ggm. 8. Garter an Qliee 3ino, 8
Cots III Wm. Garter's llnterdbthels
lung; 81.
5reo. :. 8alb on pbiI. ReiheiIel,
Cots 3 uno 4 in SuIius DaIs's Gads
lub; $4,000.
Sobn W. !Serpeg on Gath. Meper,
l Got on WarIup Rodb; 81.
g. 81. Cooper an Gmilp Wtt6erntf,
42a JuB on Jorsit aNnue, NortpooO;
81.
Gmilp Ditbernid on Sarrp Waarts
fdsn, 42a SUB an SDrsit Iusnus. Rors
ppoo; $500.
RI. q. 3immsrmann on Sol. q.
9reinan, 4OA SUB an Wea Strabs;
81.
gofinger &c 6optins an Wm. Sars
mann, Cots 1916 unb 1347 in .. 3;
$. 2. llntsrobtbeilIns, Rorpooo; 81.
Geo. 8. Oonopan an 2ouiis Wcrs
nsr, Al SUB an 9. Strabs. nuhe gree
man; $4,000.
sSefIie 6. Rsoion an Mprtie u.
Soptins, Cots ! unb 2 in Sos. W.
SibIsp's 2. llnterabtbeiIung; 81.
gellamn Storer an yannp W
8otpns, / Got an 2pnn Strabe, Co.
Iumbia; 81.
:. 9. 3. Gcarborougb on 80. q.
Collins, / Got on Wolo uno Strt.r
Qpeuue; 81.
Gath. GspeI an 3istu Cohen, 25
7uB on George Strobs; 81.
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Mrs. B. Yaeger,
bic btrlbmteitt--
Wa6r(agerin 0icIes 3eila1Gs.

ethOn in ber dItsiten 9elt CAB es aefvins
Rerionen, bic ourd bic E6opfune botsr beaabi
fpdreH, uro es lieei fein 9ueifeI Dor. bag
aud beuisntnae neb @erioneH eIiffirsn. Sic
ourd etne unbeiannie srnft TIM Sienbe finD,
gicles su ibun unb oornssniasen. mas iis
stHoere erfiaunIid 1T uHo bieibt. Sir Soltes
bat bic ga;ur oiefe Tame befenbers beginffiaf,
benn fie bdi ibr bic isIiene Gube perrIiebeH, bns
peben ibtcr WliimeniteH ipte ein nuieeftldss.
nes Bud sucHdu su ieieu. BeraeEt Mot ous
fe In ibreI eiaeneu gaeiioens an 2eefin sOenue
nobnt. Re9rt bic Gcfi erb Gar 6fiIin bis
seetin arenns, bann sebt oisfeIbe btnanf big
abr sls iaegt RthstuI roH grsu e. Opsga
erreidt. 2as Snns 1T tltr IiHtsn SGno nnc
ON 3eIiHe III Der Same:
Mrs. B. Yaeger, friibcr Tran gedtelS
9eefim apenns, einupsn, GinfiaHati ,chis.
gtiefiife aHitpcrien st.o0 uHn Darifoer
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itono. idlieblid elm gang 0ffentlihes
geiporben. Die 2dpdlliere gebur Den
aonige bier ainber. BON benen sipei
am Geben blieben, ndmlih bic 1866
geborene Sp6ter Muria Nnnu BON
Bourbon, MtaOemoiielle De 8lois,
ipel6e fpGter Die 8emablin oes 9rins
gen gpnti puros, unb Elm Sobn, Cub
mig BON Bourbon. oem iein 8ater Den
Sitel zines 9rdfen BON 8ermdnoois
beilegte. 9ieier Sobn 2uDtpig bate
1867 bas aift Der 8elt erblidt, ipar
alTo our 3eit meiner Gr5dblung erit
Elm Sabr aIt.
Der Wtberitreit in Der grilit Der
fDniglihen @eliebten fam aber troB
bes 9lanses uno Der grudt, tpel1e ite
umgab, niht 3ur Rube, er perihdrfts
Ii6 pielmebr i'm 2dufe Der Sabre su
Itets quolpplIeren aonflitten StpiIhen
Getpiiien nnb GeiDenihaft. Sbgleih
2ubtpig XIV. Die ainber Der 2dpals
Iiere legitimirt uno gu i6ren Guniten
bas 2anbaut Gauiour uno Die garo>
ME ct. GbriItopbIe gum SerSpgthum
2apaqiere erhoben bate, 10 indhte iih
bas syrGulein oennp9 ntdt Die ge.
rinsiten SluIionen iiber ben ipabren
Gbaratter ibrer StelIung. HiemaIs
tonnte iih bic Dame bes 8efiihls ent>
ihlasen, bab ibr cine brennenoe
Sdmah onboite; nieuals perIieB iie
Der Gsbunte, oaB iie in ben auaen
8pttes cine 8srtporfsne iei, bic ibre
Sunoe i'm ssnieits nit etpigsn auaz
len biiben r1uie.
Die 8rGfin BON CHATEAU Serdult
bate nit 0erohtung unb Gntriiitung
isben nmeanq nit 5rdulein De 2apaI'
Iiers absebrpt,sn, aIs oas 8erhdItntb
ss aDnies al ihr tetannt tpurbe. Sie
befplste in bieier 9e3iehung nur pa2
geiipisl Der sar3en 5ouraine, pelds
e. aIs .inen Stimpf fir Die proptn5
empfanb, bab cine 1ohter bes 2anoss
| ii6 sur Waitrsis bes aDntss berabs
iuurDiots. @ie tjef oieies 8efiibl III
Der gepDlterur1 lpur5elte. bic nod
unenttpeat an ben 8ebotsn Der Gbre
unb Site. on Iugeno uub unge6eus
helter sr0mm;7tejt feithielt, bos bd.
ben mir aus BEN 2lbIheu geiehen, fpsls
der 8dftpn be Gbamtllp erfobts, dls
| linn feline gante nur ben Ramen Der
QQoaQiere betcnnt CAB. Jbm gait
bieietbe IebieIit ijir etns berdhtlihe
gublerin, Der sin braDer GbeImdnn
nitt in Gbren oienen tonne.
Die 8rGfin oon Chateau 5srdnlt
qepann ober ipdtey osnnoh etne anoere
meinuna Iber Temoiisne be Gopal'
liere. Gines Cages brung Die less
tere, pbqlei6 man iie an Der pforte bas
ordfli6en SoteIs attpsiien polIte, bens
nod bis in bic Gemdher Der Jrou bon
Chateau Seroult, mari ii6 ihr gu
Tiben unb erGiinste ibr unter einem
! Strome bon etrdneu ben .3tpieipalt
ibrer 5eele uro bic 2lngit ihrss gss
psiuiuten gsrr;iTens. Die 9rdfin ers
blidte nod ih-ft rsIigi0s fdpdrmeris
fden geranIl3uns in bieIem 8organ9
einen ;Singsyssis bss 6immels, Ils
fi6lte iia berufen, Der 9efalenen Die
5onb gu bistsn unb Die 9srirrte ouf
ben reatsn Des gu lsiten. llnb obl1g
ibr niat Ioqor cine moralif6e pfIiht
bi.rsu? 0or bos iunge, ursrfohrens
| Mdohtn nitt burh ibre Gmpfehlunq
an BEN Sof 9etommen. no ss Der Der
iuhung trI192 Guh bic 9rGfin
| fiiblt. fi6 bt55alb nibt 9ans frsi BON
gdulb, ihr kFeres 9sfii6l iieete,
uno bormbsr3ig I6lcb iis bic ssfausns
Sttp.fter in Die Irms.
(Tortiesung folst)
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Sire bonami! Wegen et'
ner blpben gtitettenfroge fam es M
ben sriten Wohsn Der Rssierungs5eit
RapoIeons bes 9ritten 81 einem erns
ten aonflitt 5ptihen Jrunsrei4 uno
ben europdijfen SOfeu. unb man
slaubt. iosar, baB Der 3piIdenfaa
gum ariege fiibren tDiiroe: es hdnoelte
iih um bic 4nsrteununs bes neuei
adiiers, Dor allen absr um bic Jeits
iesune Der Jormel, bic bic anoern
StoatsoberbGupter in ibren grleten
on ibn bti ber Inrsx sur GnDenoung
brinaen iolien. Die europdiideu Jiir<
ftsn. alien poran Der aaiier bon Rub>
lamb, ipoIIien bier ppn Der tIohiiden
anreb.: .Wonfieur mon frere" nitts
tpiiIen, unb man ertldrte IN ben
Staaistan3leien runb bernus, baB bic
fe 4nrebeformel nur i'm 8ertebr 5fpIs
ihen Gonieen pon 9ottes 0ndcen an@
eetpdnbt tperben fonne; 5tpiihen Der
burh einen 9olfsbeIhlub begriinesten
6errihaft Napoleons unb Der 5errs
idaFt Der duF Grunb bes Grbrehts re-
aierenbau SGuIer f0nne ober tsinsrlei
briibsrli6e Gemeinidaft b,,seben.enbs
1ih entfhIob man iih, in bem 4bbsrlz
fungsitreiben, bas Der ruiTiide Gez
ionbte in paris benz Heuen aoiier
iiberrsihen iollte, bic 5ormel: YS:re
st bon ami" anauipenben: es fragte iit
nur ,ob finRapolson bamit einperitanoen
ertlGrsn tpiirbe. Sm Galle Der Mblens
nung unb Weiseruns tpollte Rublano
ieinen Aptihafter in Yaris son5 abb
beruIen, unb preuben unb Seiterrsih
tparen enifdloHen, basielbe 5u ibun.
lino Rnpoleon lebnte bic neue Jormtl
suerii tbatidhlih ab. mas bic 6aupts
itabt i.ines Ganoes in nidt serinseers
regana neriebte, nd man alissmein
slaubie, bab iest Der arieg unpermeios
lid fei. .Seute friib.~ 10 ihrieb am
l15. .sSanuar 1863 Der 0IierreihijGe@es
fonbie, ,berrItt bier in paris cine fis4
berbafte glufresung, felbit in ben oors
nebmen Stabttbeilen." 8alb bnrouf
a6sr erfubr man, baB Ropoleon sanS
plotliG3 onbern Sinnes getporben tpas
re. Der rnIftihe gotihafter ipuroe
feierlin su ben 5uilerin seleitet. Tns
poleop smpfins ibn iebr bofli6, nabm
bas Observation-Disclosures sntssesn.
bantte nit einem ieinen q1fein auf
ben aippen fir ben Brief oes 3aren
unb iaste, oab er ben 4usbrud: Sire
ct BON ami" nah ieiner eaH3en Be-
beutuns su tpiirbisen ipifs. ba man
.Th griiber s.fallen laiIen miiFs,
fpdbrenb man I'D, feline 1reunbs tpdbs
ls". Wlit eieien geiitr.ifen Dorten
bate fih Der GoiIer iebr geifift aus
Der fhtpierieen Gage hfrsit, unb Der
1riebe mar seiihest.
/ 6timse5nhIt.
j Gran Miiielmeisr: .Gie annssn fj
! la nit allen Qeuten, - bie 1rdu Wiss
bermier III aud eons giftig oitf Sie.1
4 0rdu 0bermsier: vGpa 1lnh ipiHtl
Gie aud aueshdlb7 MeiI Id lie ntul
Ii4 IN Der Dammsruu0 fiir sic os
hniku ta5els !
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-13

(Jortfebune folst.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-13

Sab, ba fpmn,t Sberboff! Wie
ldngipetlig, pbilifterbaft bic 8neipe bas
liegt! - 8 S6aum Der Suseno -
uno - babirter lit ni6ts! 5ubr' gum
9eufeI, Shnu9er, iebe Stunoe e6er in
9 :. lit Elm groiit am 2eben."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-13

|0er erie gHrttt ssm sserlnft Der 2eIbHad'
- tnns ut YernadldiIgnng Der rtsenen Setn'
fcit; oas erste a,ittel sur Gntpilnns eines aeb5.
rigen Gtoi3es in Wann, Gram noer 8ino Ut ein 8e'
Ind, Dcr 8acc,uanne. ebr fDnnt tueocr geimnb nod
bhbi ober gar gut ein, ipenm Jbr nidt reinIi eio.
0cbraudst 6ann.zapDlip. Gs aefdnt SeSem.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-01-19
WAR ON THE WHITE
PLAGUE
MODERN WOODMEN CAMP AT
COLORADO SPRINGS HAS SENT
90 PER CENT AWAY CURED OF
DISEASE.

In speaking of the great white
plague, which has yearly carried off
tens of thousands of people and
which has been considered an unpre-
ventable and an incurable disease, DR..
Saunders this morning expressed the
conviction that tuberculosis may
some day be caused to disappear from
the world He says: I'm Colorado
Springs, Col, at the Modern Wood
men camp for the treatment OF tuber-
culosis, ninety-siX per cent of those
who came suffering from consump-
tion were sent away cured. This fact
has led a number of old line insur-
ance companies to seriously contem-
plate the construction of a sanitarium
for the free treatment of those in
sured in these companies purely as a
business proposition Surely If these
companies can afford to take up this
matter as a business proposition it
is time for the nation to consider it
and to help wipe out this disease.
Wenatchee may well investigate the
methods of treatment
Consumption is an infectious or
communicable disease This means
that it may be communicated from
the sick to the well. It can always
be prevented. Always in the earlier
stages and sometimes in its secondary
stages, it can be cured.