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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-30

wv NlNlINN ''NhllNA " Nleh w
SwrptwaSr. who immediately stepped
forward. with n shnhhy old ulster over
his arm and battered derby In his
hand
The young man started. rose. then
sat again. shouting out with angry EN-.
phasis;
mo"
"Yet you recognize thcse?"
"Why shouldn't ~ They're mine
Only | don't wear them any more.
They're done for Non must have
rooted them out from some closet"
mir Cumberland. the district Mt.
iornpy was very serious this hat and
this coat. old rs they are. were worn
into town from your house that night.
This we know absolutely. We can
wen trace them to the clubhouse"
Mechanically. not Spontaneously this
time. the young man rose 10 his feet.
staring first at the man who had ~
tered these words. then NJ the gar
mcnts which Swectwutcr still held In
view.
IL don't know anything about IT,
were the words with which he sought
to escape from the net which had been
thus deity cast about him. II didn't
wear the things. Anybody can tell
You what clothes I came home In.
Rarelagh may have borrowed
"Rnnelngb wore his own coat and
hat Mr.. Cumberland. you have told
us that you didn't know at the time
and can't remember now. where you
spent that night and most Of the next
morning. All you can remember IL
thnt II was In some place where they
let you drink all you wished aud leave
when the fancy took you. and not be
fore. II was none OF your usual
hnunts. You dreaded to have your
sister know how soon you could es.
cape the influence OF that moment.
You wished to drink your oil and leave
your family none the wiser. Am
not right
"Yes. lis plain enough. isn't It?
Why harp on that string?"
"You rhnu0t remember the saloon
w N'u i""' t''''''''S
enough, but perhaps you can remem-
Der what they gave yon Was It
whisky. rum. npsinth OF wnaI
The question TOOK MS irr'ap'e us.
fener ny surprise. Ar'nur gaspeu anu
tried 10 steal some COMFORT rom Ioro-
ner FerryS eye D't NAV o'd ir'ehds
face was too mnrh IN the shndow
a. L.. .l~A l...A
y misunderstanding. ne rried az 'as''
From this bother qneried the o'n-
or, mofionlng again 10 Sweefwater'
who now brought forward the n"'''e
ne hnd picked up III Cn'np"r' ronu'
Arthur Cumberland elanc'd NJ 'he
bottle the detective he'h w. saw 'ne
labe,. saw the share ana sank nmp'y
In his chnir' his eyes starting. MS Jaw
Iahlng'
"Wher" did you got fhafr ne asked,
pull'ng himself together with sudden
desperate self possession
That answered the district ntt"r.
ney. was picked M ~ smn'' ho'e'
on Cu'hherf rond' lust hack :" the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-30
C House
of the
Whispering
Pines
~ ANNA KATHARINE cRuIN
Copyright. 1910. by Anna Ksthsr,ns
Rohifs
CHAPTER Nil

"Nrsr rELL fuFsE rHiNas7"
~ OMETliING went ON NJ dinner
time. u was nnt n usual meal. %
pui IN the district attorney.
You and YOUR sisters
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-21

HE birthday present that Milly
liked better than all her other
presents nut together was a ut.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-21

there, he thought 1t was Reddy and
that now he had him. With a great
roar Of his big voice. he sprang for
ward. Mother Fox waited until he
was almost upon her. then spring.
ing to one side, she trotted of .
little way.
At once Bowser the Hound started
after her. She pretended to be very
tired. Every time he rushed forward
she just managed to slip out Of his
grasp. Little by little she led him
across the White Meadows back to-
ward Farmer Browns barnyard.
Pretty o old Mother Fox BEGAN
to run as fast as she could, and that
is very fast indeed. She left Bowser
the Hound a long, long ways behind.
When she came t. a stone wall she
Jumped up on the stone wall and ran
along it. just like a squirrel. Every
once in a while she would make a long
Jump and then trot along a little ways
again. She knew that stones do not
carry the scent well, and that Bowser
the Hound would have hard work to
smell her on the stone wall. Way
down at the end Of the pasture an old
apple tree stretched a long limb out
to the wall. When she got opposite
to this she jumped on to this long
limb and ran up into the tree. There
In the crotch, close to the trunk. she
a and watched.
Bowser the Hound. making a tremen.
dous noise, followed her train up to
the stone wall. Then he was pug.
zled. He shifted this way, and he
shifted that way, but he could not tell
where Mother Fox had disappeared to.
He looked up at old Mother Moon ana
bayed. and bayed. but old Mother Moon
did not help him a bit. Then he Jump
ed over the stone wall and looked,
and looked. and smelled. and smelled,
but no track of Mother Fox could he
find. Then he ran up along the stone
wall a little ways. anG then down along
the stone wall a little ways, but still
he could not find a track Of Mother
Fox. The longer he hunted, the anerier
he grew.
Old Mother Fox, sitting in the apple
tree, watched him, and laughed, and
laughed to herself. Then when she
grew tired Of watching him, she made
a long jump out into the field and
trotted of home to punish Reddy Fox
for his d~isobedience.
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BIG FLY
BY LOUISE JAMESON

HE birthday present that Milly
liked better than all her other
presents put together was a lit
tie bit Of a; kitten. just the cum
ningest little kitten you can imagine.
named Billy. And one day. some
time after he had been a birthday:
present. a terrible thing happened to
Billy. .+..
His mistress vas a dear little girl
with a round. rosy face and eyes thai
were always laughing.
AS for Billy, he was all black ex-
cept the dainty white socks on his four
soft paws. and the tiny white tip on
his tail, and his nice white shirt front.
which was always Just as clean as it
could be-. And. oh, yes. his nose!' I
almost forgot his tiny white nose,
but that wasn't all white; there was a
black smudge right in the middle iof
It, and 1t did make Billy look so funny
Whenever MilIy wished to kiss Billy
she always kissed him on his black
smudge.. inc Billy never seemed to
mind at all. Maybe he thought it
was made to be kissed.
Every morning Billy would run to
meet Milly just as fast as his little
legs could carry him.
He's in a hurry to a good morn
ing to me-" Milly said, but mother
thought Billy was more anxious about
the saucer of milk Milly was sure to
give him.
Once he got caught in the top Of a
very high tree. way out on a branch.
There he hung, and how he did cry!
Tom. Milly's brother. had to climb up
and bring him down. Maybe you
think that was the dreadful thing,
but it wasn't.
Then there was a strange dog which
Billy thought was. a terrible looking
monster. He was SO big and brown
and he eyed Billy just as though he'd
eat him right up. No wonder Billy's
back went all up in a hump and his
tail swelled up like a feather buster, |
and he could only say. 'Siz-siz-spit-z-z,
spit-z-z!"
But that wasn't the dreadful thing.
We are coming to that now right
away. Really. the dreadful thing
would never have happened if Billy
had not had a habit of catching flies.
Whenever he saw one that he could
reach he would creep close to 1t. just
as a cat creeps toward a mouse. and
wait a second or so. and then out
would dart his paw. and it had to be
a pretty lively fly that was not caught. +
After that he would eat it. which did
not take him long. for a fly. as you
know. is no very large.
Perhaps Billy realized this. and
when he saw what he thought was an
unusuallys large fly one day. he was
more than anxious to catch it. So hel
lay in wait for the big fellow, his
little tail twitching. as 1t always did
when he was very anxious. Then. sud
denly, his paw went out, and 1 need
not tell you that the great fly was
under 1t. :
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-21

the zap" Of Reddy Fox cut short in
the middle and the roar Of Bowser's
big voice as he started to chase Reddy
Fox. She knew that Reddy could run
fast. but she also knew that Bowser
the Hound had a wonderful nose. and
that Bowser would never give up. SO
Mother Fox battered down the Crooked
Little Path on to the White Meadows,
where she could see the chase. When
she got near enough. she barked twice
to tell Reddy that she would help
him.
; Now. Reddy was so tired that he was
almost in despair when he heard Moth
er Fox bark. But he knew that Moth
er Fox was 20 wise. and she had SO
often fooled Bowser the Hound, that
IL he could hold out just a little longer,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-21

his back bristling with rage. Reddy
didn't wait to say "Good evening"" or
to see nor Oh. no! He turned a
back somersault and away he sped over
the hard. snowy crust as fast a. his
legs could carry him, with Bowser
bayin8 at his heels.
How Reddy did wish that he had
minded Mother Fox! How safe and
snug and warm was his home under the
roots Of the Old Hickory. and how
he did wish that he was safely there!
But It would never do to go there now,
|for that would tell Bowser where he
lived. and Bowser would take Farmer
Brown there. and that would be the
end Of Reddy Fox and Of Mother Fox
and Of all the brother and sister foxes.
So Reddy twisted and turned. and
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-21
JReddy Fox Barks at the Noon
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..p-yAp-ysp'" Dasked Reddy Fox.
'o3o - NC ooulo.
"Bow-wow-wow." said. Bowser the
Hound In his deepest voice.
Then both would listen and watch the
million little stars twinkle and twinkle
In the frosty sky. Now just why,
Rsddy Jox should bark at the moon
ne did not know. He just had to-.
Every night for . week he had sat
ct the foot Of the Lone Pine and bark
"a ana parked until his throat was
sore. Every night old Mother Fog had
warned him that noisy children would
come to no good END. and every night
Reddy had promised that he would
DARK no more. But every night when
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-21

ran this way and ran that way, and
the longer he ran the shorter his
breath grew. It was coming in great
pants now. His bushy tail. Of which
No was 20 proud, had become very
heavy. How Reddy Fox did wish that
no had minded Mother Fox! He twist
ed and turned. and doubled this way
and that way. and all the time Bowser
the Hound got closer and closer.
Now. way on on the hill behind the
White Meadows, Mother Fox had been
hunting for her supper. She had heard
the "Yay-yap-yap" Of Reddy Fox as he
barked at the moon. and she had heard
Bowser baying over in the barnyard Of
Farmer Brown. Then she had heard
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-21
bigger and bigger.

bigger and bigger.
In this sore trouble Milly found him,
but 1t was mother who guessed just
what had happened, and put something
cooling on the little hot nose. 1t was
some time before 1t was we'll again,
and I have an idea that Billy did no
soon forget the dreadful time he had
plain little flies.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-21
the shock Of corn to wait until Bowser
the Hound should come in sight.
Now. Bowser the Hound kept his
eyes and nose on the track of Reddy

Down went Billy's nose to see If
his dinner was quite dead and we'll
something happened! Billy didn't
seem to know just what. but maybe
you have guessed that this was the
dreadful thing.
The fly wasn't a fly at all. It was a
wasp. and it had stung Billy right on
the black smudge in the middle Of his
little white nose!
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-21

No wonder he was surprised. He
had met a wasp before. and no
wonder he no longer cared t o eat it.
He just ran to a corner. and sitting
up straight. felt his nose first with
n paw and then with the other.
There seemed to be something on it,
but though he tried very hard he could
not brush it off. It hurt, too. and
he was sure his nose was growing
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-21
nsa,tsl u GEORGE +. kerr

Reddy Fox had just bsrked for the
huudredth time whom he heard . twig
crack just behind' him. It had I di6.
ferent sound from the noisy crack Of
Jack Frost. and Reddy stopped . zap
right in the middle and whirled about
to see what itttmight be. There was
Boxser the Hound almost upon him,
his eyes flashing fire. his great. red
jaws wide. open. and every hair on
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-21

corn shock, and when he did look up,
he saw only Mother Fox sitting there
waiting for him.
When he saw old Mother Fox sitting
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Hound. AS he passed a shock of corn
that had beens?left standing on the
White Meadows!' Mother Fox stepped
out from behindsi 1t. go home, Reddy
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He VIC have clothes spin: It's made ofw mep pine and has grip mh like poor cousin. It
would be noeo putt the clothes pin on the bays noe The baby could not help ITSELF and the
clothes pm would getin is work on then nose for all it's onh-(Frm Eugene Fields Pimer)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-07
Smtl6 Jnquel.
Gigarrenitunmel mag SUR tlebers
iiibruug oes MDroers fiibreu.

frau qearI Stella 8els unb Ros
bert Bon gunbp. &inber Der am %.
Sanuar in ibrsr WObnung, go. All
Blum StraBe srmprbeteu 6ruu gLts
fdbetb 9. Smith. puroeH geItern BON
Coroner Or. Goe nernpmmen. 9eioe
Tagten aug, baB tbr Stiefpater. SIiber
3. Smith, neI1er betanntli6 unter
Der 2lntlage bes Woroes iuteruirt lit,
bic Mutter perf6iebene WaIe nit bem
Sooe beorobt babe. sic baben ieooa
ME geieben, bab sr feline 5ruu gsi4Lu>
aen pber miBbauoeIt bat.
Frau Wells be3eugte unter anberem,
baB iie itets cine abneigung gegsn thz
rem Stiefpatsr smpfunoen uno nur
oreimdl nit berrIeIben geiprohsu bas
Be, ieitoem er ibre Mutter gsbeirathet
babe. Smith babe hGufig bon fetnsr
Syrau @elo perlangt, uno bierii6er iet
.s aetpGbnIib su StreitigtetteH gstomz
men. Sbre (3susin) Mutter babe
beabii6tigt, cine S6eibung bon ihrsn
Wdnne gu srldngen uno an benz Gage,
an fpelnem lie srmorost iporoeH iei.eine
3uIdmmentunft nit ibrem Rehtsana
malt perabrebet. Sic babe tets bon
S75 bis $50 in threm Strumpfe ners
itedt on fih eetragen uno Der R6roer
babe es isbenfaas auf Raub ubgeieben
eehd6t.
@eors Qbel. selspboniit oes QoIiz
3eibauptquartiers, fogte aus, baB er
turs noh Guffinbnng Der 2ei6e Der
5rau Smith bic wobnung Der Gr@
mproeten bttrsten babe. Die qpli3ei
babe cine anserauhte Gisarrs in benz
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-07

StaatsdrfpoIt 9drben ift Der Gniftt,
oaB an 9oro Der rW6iftler" feline grs
ploiion ftattgefunben bat, ionbern ooB
iie ourh bic 8etpalt Der @rploiion an
8oro Der ~aat3erins 3D." gum StntsH
ge5rabt tDuroe.
Gin @ufftanb BON &oblena
grdbern blutig unttrs
brii6t.
Sdlt safe Git9, Utah, 6. ass
brudr. Gin befpdffneter 4ufftano BON
griehifhen Roblengrdbern in GeHila
NORTH, Carbon gount1, Utah, nurbe
am Montag unterbrItt, inbem bier
Mdnnsr gstDbtet, elmer tDotIi9 Ders
tpunoet unb etne Qn3abl anoere leiht
berlebt tporoen pareu.
Die Meuterer Soeen Ii6 am Mbenb.
betnabe 200 Wtaun fart, burh bic
8erge 5uriid. sic poLen beriuhen,
bic Station 6eIpsr an Der Rio 9ronbe
Giienbabn gu erreihen. Webr als 300
Wdnner beftnoen Iidb auf Der 8erfols
gung unb pOlen Deriu6en, ben 8rie=
den ben Rud3ug db3uIhnetben. 8d
bic 2sstersn berpaffnet ftnb, ptrb es
fpobrfhetnltcb 81 siuem peiterenaaupf
tpmmen.
Der 3rubel be9ann am SSrettug, dfs
bic 9riehen fth bariiber bef6Derteu,
bab beim Wiegen BON &oblen 3u Guns
Iteu Der Qmertfaner oistrinlinirt piirs
be. Gin 8orI6lug beg Wtnen>Supers
intenbenten, bab lie ibre etgenen Bdz
ger ernenuen iOllten, befrieotgte bic
Qeute ni6t. Qm Montdg Wtprgen bez
guben iih bic 9rte6en nah ben 8or=
bergen, BON mo- aus tie auf Die 4msris
taner, bic ii6 an bic 4rbeit begaben,
fdhofTsn. Bel etnem 8erTuh bic S4orf@
fhIben gu Dertreiben, tpurbe Der 5ilfsz
1beriff Sbomas sSudfpn get6otet un0
eif anbsrer 6ilfsiberiFf tpurbe tDotliA
oerpunbet. 2tIs aber 5fpet Der 8rieden
eet0btet, elmer t0btli6 oeripurbet uro
finf gefuneen genDmmen poroen mas
ren, ergrtffen bic anoereH bic 5luht.
9antbeumte berurtAetIt.
gbiIaoelp biu, ga, 6. Geb.
Or. 5. &anter gratpforb uub Snie b
9. grdpfprD, 8riioer uno 9iaes sgrait-
bent begin. 5etretirsS6aBmeiftsr Der
4merican Sruft Company ppn bier,
habsu iid Ituloig betauHt, Die 81Ht
rutntrt su bdbsn uno puroen bafitr
am montag gu ie Orei Sya6ren geFdnsz
uiB uub $500 9elpitrafe berurtbeilt.
Die 4mericun Sruft gompann nur.
be i'm Nppember 1909 bon oemStnotsz
gantzgrumindtpr Saber qeThloFer
unb cine l1ntsriu9ung Der giiaer srs
CAB elm 0eFistt pon $685. 900.
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Ser Seleud5tungsfDntraf
Sic eriftH Aul.ig,n iiit aHsetott
iperotn am bentigen Gage
srideimeu.

arbei.sbirettor Gunbmatsr fpirb
om btutiaen 2aee NIT Der Bercffsnts
Iihung Der 4nssiesn beginnen, IN
Deld,en glHgebots fir ben neuen
ftGotifAen gelsuhtungstontrott eins
aeFprbsrt fperben. Die grOffnung ber
4nssbots In auF ben 28. 5ebrudr an
berdumt.
6err Sunbmaier Bat bic Spt5ifitns
fiuntH am eeitrigsn 9ase nod ners
iebieoenen MenberuHgen uHter3cgeH
unb amor tn uebereiniiimmung NIT
NprfhIG1en, bic pom ben giirgerpereis
nigungsn uno btren grperten eelessnts
li4 Der 0ffentli6en gerat6ung ssrndht
ipcrbsn ipdren. go bat er NIT geSus
onf bog Weftn bes perbrauhten
2uantums gIettrisitGt nuBer bem
geott Useftr auG ben ram TeHer"
in ben GpeSifitotionen poreeFshtn.
sSerner bat CT hiniihtIih ber 5Obe Der
pfoissn cine 0erGnotruns gstroffen.
uripriinglih mar bic Dlinimolb0be uuf
- Sub dnsefebt ipcrben, abr sr bat
hiefes tn Is i5ub abgednbert.
Shlieblih sntbolteH bic Sptsififas
tionsn aud einen gaHus, burd tptlhen
in etpiFsn GtabttbeiIsn, no bic Be-
tpohntr ts rpiinfhen. Sneanbtseent
2ampeH benuBt tperoen t0nnen.
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Sn GROCER 8efabr befdno iid gea
fern Ranmittag Der S6leppoampfer
vgbQrlss gropn" bon Der Mononsdz
bela Riper goniplibatso gual &: Cote
Sc. 8erIslbe rpurbe ndmlih nabe Der
6. IL. q. Bride BON Der Str0mung
erfaBt uno ben 5luB binuntergetrieben.
0as Boot tpdre 3peifellos gegeH einen
Der 8riidenpfsiIer 5eri6eut norosn,
penn es ni1t i'm IsBtsu Qugsublid gsz
Iungen pGre, etnsm anbersu, in Der
Rdbe befinoIi6eu ShIsspoampfer etH
Eau 3usutpsrfen. 2egterss puroe uufz
gefangen, jeboh puroe Der Wtaat al@
bert 9otper, 81 Sabre alt, BON Ro.
500 Qurpru StraBe. pittsburg, BON
benz ft6 onitruffenbsn Eau getroffen
unD nit FOLDER Wu9t niebergei6leus
bert, ooB er ii9 siHsu 8etn6ruh 3uz
gpg. Der 9erungIiidte puroe na6
benz itGotiIaeu 5oipttaI gsbra6t.
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lin !6aaresbreite
Wurne usr6dngni6poGs RodilIon 5mi.
f5ea StraBen6a6amr mo
BUG eermieAen.
3iusi gafiaBiert msbr phtr iusnigtr
DerleBt.

Sin itfperer Gtrabtn6abnsi ilnfaa.
befen 5oleeR 5fpeifeIIos psrbdngniBDca
geipeIen tpdren, nurne geliern Qbeno
an Der GiIsnbabntrsu3nng an Galttrn.
nahe gbiIuneipbie 4Dsiiue i'm 5aaresz
breite uermieben. Cine itubtpdrts fab.
rsHbs GitenhpGar, diiF tpelder I6 ge-
gen 5iDan3ig paiIagiere befanoeil,
iuolIte 1sruDe bic areu3ung nehmen,
ols pl5blih in tnrssr Gntfsrnuna Elm
NIT boiler GeIhipinoigseit bsrdnHdEens
tsr Yerionsn3ug Der penniplDdnta
Gtienbnhn auftouhie. Gin .3ninm.
insnifob Tdbien unbermsibIi1 All iein
nno Der pafd9iers, untsr Dentn iih
nebrers arausn befdnbsn, bemd6tiets
fidl cine aeiUoliige aufre9uns. 9lls
itiir3ien in tpilber sSluft Der hintersn
platform 3u unb iprangsn a6. 5rau
Carrie 0trid, 54 Sabre aft, BON 90.
901 Wlt. Dope Roab, prite 0ia, fam
su JaII unb sog iib cine I6tpsre aopfs
founpe. ioipie @erlesunaen am rebkn
GlIbogen unD i6Itmme stontuiioHen
unb 2lbfhiirfunaen 5u. Gle fpuroe in
Der 4utosambulan3 natb nem itdbti.
iheH 6Cfpital gebrnht, no ibre 9ers
lsbungeH fir un9efdbrli6 bsfunbtn
tDuroeH. Dm. 5truub BON Der q
gIono Wlaf,ine go. erIitt unbeoeutenos
dbIhiirfunesn, ipGbrero bic ii6riger
gafTdgitre nit benz Shreden bapOn.
tdmen.
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4einlitbsr 2;prfaa.
gabrtabtrGger bel tin:r 2ti6taftier
aus Der St. 6einridbs airht
ge,uitieH.

Sin l6eraus peinliher 8orfaa treigs
nete iih eeitern WlorgsH in Der ct.
Seinrihs Air6e an Der CLINT Strabe
geIesentli6 Der 9rauerfeier fir ben
periiorbenen Better Wisgsle BON Ro.
1923 Dilitad 5trabe. Rep. aeIiing,
Der Rettor ber 9smsinbe, pertpeieerts
nGmIif bier 8dbrtuhtrGasrR, tpelhs
als 8ertreter zines llnterftiiBnHes>
9ersins tamen unb Die a6ssifen bic
iss 8ereins trueen, ben 3utritt CUR
4irhe. tpeun Iie ni6t bic 46Seihsn
BON ibren R0den a6n6bmen. Die iuns
gen 2sutt fpeigerten iih oiefes gu thun
unb berbdrrten tpG5rsno bes Requiems
Dor Der Stride, um iih bann iuieoer
benz 5rauersuse an5uihlieben.
Die betrtffsnoen 2eute tpdren Greo.
2dfdmp BON go. 2546 geitrp Qp.,
Sobn g. Bril- BON go. 524 Weit 2i=
berth Strobs, Dilliam Dinselmaun
bon go. 502 Sliper StrdBs unb 90
paro Hloitermdnn pom go. 515 Wobe
Strabe. Sic paren bon benz 2ion
Beneficial Smofinq gdiino, beHsn
Wtitslieo DisgsIe g.peien, als 8abrs
tu6trGaer sntIunot tporbeu unb tpdren
i'm Begriff, nit ben iibrisen Babrs
tuttrGeern nsben benz Sdrge in biz
Gir6e 3u treten, als Rep. 8eHinq
linen ben gintritt perpeigerte uur
Bril- ouffproerte. iofort ous 9er.tns.
a6ssiten ab3unebmen. Brill unb bi,
anbern gertretsr bss 0ersins peiger.
ten iid, bieIer auffnrbsrung gu ent.
Ipreten unb ptriiebtn f6li.Blt6. bo
Rep. aeHtHs auf fsiHer WeigeruHg, I'll
sinSulafisn, behdrrts, bic airhs, uu
tpGbrenb bes Requieus orduben su
berhorreR.
Sie iparen iiber bic i6nen su 5beil
aeporbsne gebdnolung ouberorbeHt'
lih oufee6raht uno ipoIIen, ME Der:
Iuutet, Bel GrS6ii6of Moeller in oel
gnoeleasnbsit poritslis iperoen.
Rep. Selling beruft iih uuf cine Jet.
ner 8eriiferuna ndh BON bem perItor.
benen gr3bihpF Glber erldiTsne Sroi.
mana, ldut tpelher in tntbolii6en Gir:
hen nur ab3si6sn BON tatbolii6sr
8ereiniguRgen uno putriotiiaen Srsa'
HiIdtionen gstragsn tnereeH eurfeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-07
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