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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-02-18
THE POWER OF SOLITUDE.

The better sort are driven back on
themselves, away from the noise and
strife of the crowd; for only in quiet
ness and remoteness are pure thought
and love possible, says Bishop Spald-
ing 1t were not rash to say that the
purpose of education is to accustom
us to live in our own minds and
consciences The finest natures are
the most lonely. The genius seeks
the solitude where none but high
spirits dwell The saint loves only
the company of God and of holy
thoughts. Nevertheless, human quail
ties can be awakened and developed
in society only; in other words,
through companionship and the inter
change of good Offices The warp and
wool of our lives are made by society.
From it we receive language, from
| it religion, from it institutions and
arts Of it and in it we are born and
grow and become capable of thought
and love. One could never rise to
intelligence and conduct in isolation
could never learn to be generous OF
kind or just or helpful-in a word
could never reach mans estate. But
one cannot become a man in the true
sense if he live much in the com
pany of his fellows; for unless he
often withdraw into himself he can
neither know nor love the best; can
be neither holy nor wise, can neither
rightly live nor die. The noblest keeI
a1oof and cherish solitude not alone
because their thoughts are tyrannical
and over-mastering, but because they
feel that in society what they best
know and most love is as the witchery
of sweet music to the deaf, and as
blended shadings of softest colors tc
the blind.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-02-18

all this. Oftentimes stranger comes
in and finds the place being turned
topsy-turvy by the boys, who are
shouting and screaming and acting
"rough-house" The poor mother is
powerless to control them, and the
father, from behind the sporting news,
is too careless and too lazy to do more
than interject mild protest now and
again. The boys are acting up from
thorough perversity, and need a good
spanking in the worst way, but they
never get it, and they grow up abso-
lutely spoiled. The Transcript puts it
somewhat mildly thus:
'Tt sometimes happens that parents
wonder why their sons do not measure
up to the standard of other boys in
the same circumstances and with the
same advantages. 1t is not always
the fault of the parents. But all are
not blameless. In many cases it Is
not necessary to seek the causes of a
boy-problem outside the home. Firm
ness is all-important in the develop
ment of boyish character. Home dis
cipline is burden which cannot be
shifted to other shoulders. Good ex-
ample is not sufficient in the family
circle Most boys need to be taught
the lesson of obedience by precept
and moral suasion. It is wrong to
forbid an action if the prohibition is
not enforced There is no better way
to lose control of boy. 1t is not
surprising that children are sorrow
if they are allowed to have their own
way in everything. But it is wrong
to blame a school or church for
the boys failure to amount to some.
thing in life when there has been
weak discipline at home
The fact of the matter is that many
boys of this generation are going to
the bad, largely on account of the re-
Taxation of home discipline, and this
result is in great part the fathers
fault. A father should remember that
he has not done his full duty to his
child in providing it with food and
clothing. The common animals do as
much as that for their young. A
father should watch the growing soul
of his child and train it in the way
of Gods commandments, the way that
leads to Heaven.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-02-18
CHILDHOOD MEMORIES.

The sweetest memories that NOR
tails know are those which gather
about the scenes of childhood, and
especially those which Christmas
created, fostered and maintained
throughout the stay of those they
loved.
The star that shone so brightly on
Bethlehem's plain on that glad morn
ing when shepherds heralded the ad-
vent of Jesus has not lost it's luster.
Nay, it grows more luminous and
beautiful as the days go by, and man.
kind in greatly increasing numbers is
guided by it from the sorrows of earth
to the joys of heaven. What a won
derful impetus it gives for better liv-
ing! What aspirations it kindles in
the hearts of the weary, heavy-laden
souls, the sons of toll, and those who
would despair but for it's thrilling de-
lights, which the ministers of Christ
mas day put into service!
What resurrection of buried hopes,
what struggles are renewed for better
living and for better things! Christ
cheers the sorrowing with jubilant
hopes, and bids them cast their care
upon Him who careth for them with
more than a mothers tenderest love
He speaks peace to their troubled
conscience, giving them forgiveness
sympathy and strength, and points
them to that haven of rest where nc
storm ever sweeps across their souls
filed with eternal blessedness.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-02-18

Stars, silent, are DER us;
Graves, under us, silent!
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-02-18
WlLLIE's NEW YEARS REsoLU
TON.

It all happened because Will found
motto that stuck in his memory.
On Christmas day he had gone to
the home of his chum, Walter Brad
ford, and at the tree he had been in
vited to help himself to some candy.
He took small cornucopia. It con
tanned almonds, raisins. chocolate
creams, nut caramels, and one big
peppermint drop done up in green
paper. When Will opened the green
paper, he found the peppermint rolled
in slip Of white paper on which was
printed these words.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-02-18
WHY BOYS TURN OUT BAD"

The Catholic father oftentimes won
ders that his boys turn out bad" and
leave the home at an early age. He
hardly ever thinks that he himself
may be to blame, says Canadian Elk
tension. When he comes home from
his work he seems to think ne has
done his duty to his family if he sits
down in his easy chair and reads the
evening papers. He does not bother
his head about the family Let the
worn and weary housewife attend to
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-02-18
THE CHILDRENS HOUR.
PATIENCE.

The fisher who draws his net too soon,
Won't have any fish to sell;
The child who shuts up his book too
soon,
Won't learn any lessons we'll.
For il you would have your learning
!. stay,
Be patient, don't learn too fast;
The man who travels mile each day
Will get round the world at last.
H. w. DOLCKEN
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-15

- SIN gellepue Stootratb lparben
Die 4ngsbpts fir Grb0buug Der 56uisr
an Der Guirfislb Qoenus g.Dffntt uHb
an Den SHgsnieur uuo eas Eemmittee
fir 8srbsfsrungen psrpisfeu. DIE
angebote Darsn: 3. %. Dpns $4350,
W. Surton $500 uno u. 6. Rpb
$1,000. - Der StaotontpaIt puro.
beauftragt. Die Water 60. gu benadz
rittigen, bdB Der WoTtrprud nitt ge.
niigeno fei. Die qnssIegsnbeit Der
sfIGfterurs Der 9rdnopistp 4penue
puroe auf stpsi Wo6su perfhob.n. -
Cine Sroinans purbe poTirt, bur6
rpeIhs llnfdlIe, bic bar1 6tnoernifie
in Straben, aueps etc. burh Rdhldfs
fietsit BON aortrdttoren entitehn pers
bittst rpsrpeu iolIsu. Die Stroi. ioI
ni6t penigsr aIs $40 uno nift m,br
ais 800 betrassn. Jm Weiserunss.
fale iolIsn Ysrionen fir isb.n Dollar
Struf. sinsB Gag i'm Gsfdnsnib eines=
fpsrrt rperoen.
- DIE Ben Our GessnieitIae lint.
@sieaf6aft ppn g.Ilepus eripdbIte fol-
gsnhe geamte: prdfioent, Sobann
Rsis; 9iseprdfosnt. Greo. Bdtblein;
prototoas Se,rstdr, J. q. DaIisr; Gis
ndn8sS.,rstar. Z. J. Bright; Shass
meiif.r. ausuit 5eineie; 1ruftses. 3.
RothfuB. J. Ben3 uno &. 9billipi;
llntsriuhungsorsi. Dr. 5. %. Goulb.
Rad Der Wabl fdub elm Bantstt in
Wabls's 5aue iia!i.
Sruu Warn Geissr, Satin DON
5reo. Geissr bon Der @an Boat ape.
unp Genier StraBs. BsilsOue. III se=
fern geitcrben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-15
FX ES H FRY
beute Abeuo
Koch's Loka1,
Il Ch :. strass
s@ GFJite eIttEa 8Igsr Gii6s lrG
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- 8as Ssitamsnt Der Caroline
SdmIbt purbs i'm Gountnqeriht an
gen0mmen. Gle biuterIdbt Bm. 3.
Shmtot $3.50 unb 2i8sie Smith
5000. Den Rsft Dss 8erm0qsns fols
len tbre Ginper, Carl, @ilheIm, 5as
cob, 2i53ie unb Warp gu sleiaen
3betlen erhaiten.
QQs 4ngebots fir ben gau Der
4b5ugstandle rpurben pom Staptratb
oertpprfen, oa lie niGt pori6riftss
mabig singsrsitt uorsr.
guusrlaubnibftsins: Somusl
ptilItp, fir etn Gebduoe, oas ais of
fentIibe gaosuuitalt sing.rihtet ip.rz
Den Toa, on Der gbsitnut Ctr, ami
idsu Der quttsrfpn uno BRIGHTON
StraR; 8. 8. @ar,, 5peift0dioes
gatitein9ebduoe on Der 2ino.n 4pe.,
5rpifher Der 6. uno 7. Strabe; ssruu
9. Weistettsl, 4nbau an elm 6aus
an Der gort Ctr, 3ipif1eu 9. unb 10.
Strabs; Gsorss 8. gifbop, gadfeins
dupdu, enlumoIa Str., 3Duhen 3.
uno 9. Ctr.
- Sufis Fantin, am 1ube Der s.
5traBe Dpbnbaft, purpe geitern i'm
Stuotgeridt um S. unb aoitsn be-
TRAIT. Die RaAbaru bebaupten, bab
iie Die nd6tli9s Rube ft6re.
- Der 5aa Don Ul. R. 5unter
ipesen 4bIieferung BON U1ineralnai>
fer uiD. oGns 2i3sus purbe imStaots
gsrift perf4obeu. 5unter itiist fih
auf bGs spiftenitaotli6e 6anbels@
ssfes.
4lIeu Grnitss iinb bic BeiDobs
ner bon gompbea gountp ieBt nit
Der Sammluag Don nntsritriften Be-
f6Gftigt, um Gountpri6tsr 6aptius
eine petition gu uberreiden, in pelz
der bic 4bihaffuns oes issigen Gpz
items Der gerpaItung bes gountps
burH ben Jistalratb unb oi. nebers
gaze bsr Derpaltuns an brsi ROM
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-15

lie GpuingtDH Gifiee inr oas rGin.
Gnuati &oltsblatt" bcftu0et itdD i'm
1ebauOe &p. 509-511 Iaaotiez
auehae. an5eigeu, Wit:beilnHsen
aub gritelnnsen irsshbipelher ar'
tperben bis 10 llhr 4bcnbs oaielblt
eutgegeneenpmmen. SeIepbDn Soutb
1854.
- Die electric gompQnp bat Oh
Der 7. unn Maotion 4peHue unb on
Der pite uHo W}abiIOn IoeRue goules
nuro 2ampen anbrtHseu IuIien, nm 3u
iQuftrtreH, peIch pro4tDoues Stht lie
mahen.
- StaDtgsri6t. Gute Bon goltsns
berg ,3e6pre4eret, UsrihobeH. 9ut9
9OFfmeter, gemsinss gensbmsu, so
uHo Soften. Gharles Gain, Qlnqriff
uHo ShIdgeret, dufs offene 9odet gss
iegt. 9eorg Stubbs, Srunten6ett uHo
gemeines 8eRebmeU iorpte GrQgen bers
borgeHer Waffsn, S25 uno aoften
uHo 50 Sage 4rbeitsbaus,
- Dm. Qambert BON Der 22. unb
SDneQ StraBe bsridtete I'M polisei=
amt, odB tbm Elm gfsrosgsiatrr nit
fiIbernem geihlag aug osm Stale gss
ftoElsn puroe
- goR Ben gropH, go. 1892 Ruis
ieQ Qpeuue puroe ein DertbooQer
guoeI geitOhlen. Die goIi3ei rpurDe
benahrthtigt.
- BiQiom 8rtopeQ, 10 9yabre alt,
Ro. 1906 RuHsQ QDenue, piro felt
8ienItQg DermiBt. Gr beg1b iib an
beIaaten lage nQ6 ben Stenart oSron
Dorts, un 4rbeit gu iuten uub Durz
be nihts mehr Don ibm isit Der 3eit
geb0rt.
- 5ugb 9anlep puroe gtitern aus
bem 9efGngHib sHtIaTen. Gr puroe
FpegsH 5riebeHsbruhs noh benz 8ez
fdHgnib gefanot, pa er cine 8urgfhdft
Dpn 5000 uttt IteQen tonHte. German
5hulte, Der ben 5oaftbefebl gegen ibn
srpirtte, erfhien i'm Poli5siamt unb
eriuhts, bab 9anlep, penn er ibm bic
faQtge Wtietbs 3ableH unD aus5iebsa
lpole, eutIafen perbsn Ious, mas ges
fhab.
9apben pettp srlangts sinen
5aftbefebl gegen Qso Sante ipessn
gngriffs uuo Shldgerei. gr foa ibn
in Der Woefhl gepdrbs Gorruadts
ing Jabrit an Der 8. Strabs angegrife
fen unb miBbouoslt babeu.
- Wdrp Speneer srlangts einen
odftbefeH geeen See Spencsr pegen
semelnsu 8enebneus, Gebrauhs ge>
meiuer Reoensarien unb DrDbungeu.
- GruHbeiseuthumsiiberirdsune
Sgnatius Robrmonn an Nubren unb
Qoufie Rura, Ibeile Der Cots go. 81,
80 une 53 in Der CLAYTON uno
Wpodrs untsrabtbeiluns an ber Sibr
itits- s-br Weaians StxoEs 81. gis!tie
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-15

Samiltou Nnseisen, 2ofat. .Noti5en
nab Rruisfeifeu fnb absngeben Gde
Der 4. uuo Charles Giraffe. 1laier
Hgeut fir Samiitou uobut go. 301
0oro Jrpnt CTR. 1eiepbon Samiltss
1376-2. gelepbon uuieres aprreipsu
Osateu: 393X geG.
- 5elen 6. 5ofea, bic 9otter Der
Camille Wm. go. gotta BON 5artpel.
itarb porgeitern Ratmittag in Der
Wobnung tbrer Gnpeiter, 5rau
G6rouff BON Hp. 236 Rorb IL. 5tras
BE, an Der uHterieibsentsiinDuns uHo
Inbertuloie i'm 4lter Don IA ssobren.
81. mar nur turse 3eit bier auf gs.
fah.
Worton 6. Uaains, "a, unb
,sftella gnbers. "a, beibe DON bier, err
lonsten einen 9eiratbsfhein.
- Das seitament b.. peritorbenen
agaibe 3srb bsitimmt bic sIei4mdbiss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-15

miHdrt perlanst nirb. Die ssroat
fo[ ben 9urgern bes gonntps in oer
Rcpemberpabl snr Gutideihung nn,
terbreitet perben.
gbarles GIegg, 38, nnb 2nella
girIes, 9eibe BON Wliami gountp, g.,
srIansten einen Gbeftsin.
8eiiBnerdnorunsen: Mihael
gddmann on Sophia Wstterban, Got
an Der Central 9lpe.. sipif6en IL. une
II. Strabs. 81; Rid Deisrih an Mas
rtan Guen. Cots 6 unb Z uno 5beile
Der Got 5 in Der SisHano qart aanc
60, 81; Some Sdpings ano 2oau
Gompann an 2iS5is Mc9ppern, Got
an Der Woro 4pe., 40 BET 100 5uB,
81 uin.
areisrthter gunsblut CAB fol-
senoe Gnti1eioungen db: Seurp Webs
fter segen r. 9. Benton, 9sIuh um
.ins np6maliss 8erbdnoluns abgslpies
fen; Der bau sebt an bas appellas
tionsgeriht. 2tislina uno Taillsr ges
gen Sobn s. S'6ara, 9eiut um
nohu,alige gsrbanoluHs abselpiefen.
DerStaat segsn 9arrp Nieosr, gIrgs
Ibaft auf $3.50 feitssfsst.
- Ora 2usaoer, II Sabre alt.
ipuros i'm arstsgsriht fir gstftesgss
it1rt ertldrt.
- Rofd 6uu psrtfaste WilheIm
Gun uuf SdtiDung pessn geibhonos
lung. Sic perIangt auBereem Die
Sbbut Hbsr ibre pier ainoer.
- 5rau CLARA gsrtite itdrb aes
tern in Der Dphnuua ihrsr 5ctter.
Srau @. 3illit, glo. POI Central aps.
= Soc grobp unb Wiliam Collins.
sis in geuspus pseeH SsrumIuugerns
perboitet uno 3u so, rsfp. so 3assH
Qrbeitsbaus psrurtbeilt purosn, Do'
,er esiisrn Radmittag nabe Sd!te' :
Spernbaus nit Steinetlopfen bsit)lf-
tiat uro pdrsn in GifsR gsIsgt, aber
pine W1tter. 4ls poIissiteF Seither
nahItausn polts, rpis pisIe Steiue Die
beioen TRUTHS" gstlppit bdtten, fano
er bic Gsttsn unD gu9eln, bic B09ei
lparen absr fort. sic purbsu auf si.
aem 0itIih fabrsnben Fra+t3uQ osis.
Fen. gsibe Ioben 20 suge tbrsr
Strafe Qb.
- Srou 5rart Sts9smauu uno
So6ter SRI. Maria 8irgirio pon
Grper QGacs. Sort Thomas, ftnb BON
ibr,r gefuhsreiis na6 Qoaispiqe, gp,,
;uritgetebrt.
- Wiltdm Stun fpuroe i'm Staot.
srricnt BON Rtttsr gutsu psgsu Wtibz
i,cRoIung isinsr Satin I'M $40 uub
ScIten bsitraft.
- 5rdu 4nna Z. Grnit. Gigsnibiis
meriu bes .4lhambra" 9ebGuoss an
ser 3. Strabs, srpiiden Der gort uro
monmoutb Strobe. srhpb geftfperoe
iibsr Die Grh0buna Ser StsusreinI6dsz
ING Don $4,000 auf S24, 900. Sic
iagt, bic StsuereinIddsuna iOlIts
$4,000 Iein, Do biss unaeT1br f.i,
r9ag re oaTir betommen ionn..
- Clarence aeftsnotsr, 20 Sabr.
cit. 1T a.ItsrH in isinsr Dohnuna. Ro.
115 Git 5ront Strabs, an 1ubertu,
[ofe oeftprheu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-15

Smitb on Marp 2ouiie Dooo. Got an
Der Citfeite Der 9reenup Strobe,
1918 1ub IiiofiH Der 15. Strobe, 81.
SO. Gbpin Softer an Htuttie 3. 5oz
tier, Got 90. 391 unb 5hile Der Got
go. 1872 in Col, Sames Tanlors aos
bitipn an Der Siiofeite Der Walnut
Strabs, Siib Goptngton, shiammen
45 BEL 200 Sub 3u 81.
- @eorg 8. gsntlsn pertlaste
6. q. Roore ouf 3ablung elmer
Rote Don $3.50 Hebit 3inien pom "A.
Mai 1911 unb oerIdngt eine BsihIa9'
Rabme Der m5liiiiigteiten" in Der
Uirtbidaft bes 9ertlagten in Silo
gopinaton. Wsi6oel Carr uno 4ns
oere pertagtsn Rihdrb uno Wdrp
aennebp auf Gronung Der 8dtrit
Carr 6interlaFenI6aft uuo foll bic
Qlugelegenbeit Dem WaftersaommiFdr
iibergeben perhen.
- SANFORD 9. Sprague, "a, uno
autb 2tlie RobinIon, 21. beibe BON
GIepeIano, 8, srlaHgten sinsn 9ets
ratbsfAein.
- gIfreo McaiHnen, 13 Sabre aft,
an Der Ii. unb Ridep Strabs tpobn:
bait, tpuroe pom Sugenoridter Glsa-p
nuh Der Reformihule in 9lenbale sez
fanot. Gr branHts BON Suufe burd
uno selangte big GHcago. ST purpe
ieiner llnperbeHerIihteit pegen ndh
Der Reformfhule gefauot.
Wir psrpeifeu unisre 2sIer auf
bic nStfb 5rp" au3sigs Rods,
Ro. u Sit 5. Strabe. Jriihs gliding
Rtper 5iIhe rperoeu ierpirt,
SoIsp1 Bilbers. Der II Sabre
aIte Sobu bes aontrattors 5. %.
Dilbsrs Don glo. 100 SO. Z. StraBs,
purbs an Der 6. uno RaoiIon 4psnus
BON einsm fauenoen Brett auf ben
Ropf getroFfen. Gr puroe mad ieiner
DobHung gsbraht, no Or. Games
u. stoeroid linn bic n6tbige 5ilfe
Ieiitete.
georg garrou purbe i'm Cir
cuttgertbt, Rihtsr Irutp's 1ioiTion.
pegen ginbruhs in Sdulers grpeerp
an Der IS. unb 6oIman StrdBe BON l
big 5 Sabre naa bem 3uhthaus ges
iaHot. 8eor9 Repsrs sr6ieIt in
osr'elben 8eriht $50 unb Soften unb
10 Sage Qrbeitsbdus pegen 9lsine
oisbitabIs unb 90 SAGE 4rbeitsbaus
negeu Iraesns oerborgsner BdffeR.
0iQiam gppers purbe in Der
Nsit Gopinqton Staotrdthsiisuua an
STEELE bss S5oieph 9ormIsp. oer rsiig.
rdrte, aIs Rit9lteD eruanut.
Sm Quolorp Stabtrat6 paiftrts
cine Croinun3, oergemdB bic giirssr
n Der Ropsmbernohl odriiber abitima
men ipqsn, ob $4,000 Bombs fir
StraBsnz unb Gb3ug stanal 8sr6eTss
rungen perdusSo6t rDeroen follen.
9sItsrn gormittaa fanb BON Der
81. SduBsuaeItirfe in Sanoforoz
tDun, an Der Wabiion gite, aus pos
2etheubsgdngHib beg peritItorbensn
Sobr Shrispsr ftatt. Die 2eihe puroe
auf osm SanbForotCpn Triebhof BEL.
gefeBt. Ils gabrtudtrGasr fungirt.n
Gie 6errsn Jofspb RiesIsr, 2anrsnc.
gtI3. Geo S6parB uHo 5eurp Grips.
bano.
Jn Der SiBung bss Roths Der
4IoermdHner Fpuroeu nur Routtneas,
thdfte erLeoigt Der 8eritt Der 8roB.
geitDOrenen purDe oerIeien uno on
len 9eneralsgpuHcil perlpieIen.
- Utdrp u. S6itmaHr BON go.
20 Gsrrp StraBe itar5 gsfsrn i'm III
ter oon As Sobren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-15
Ser aamYf nm bic Waiaion.
S.isss BON Rubolf gtrat.


Sn benz pornebmen Dsinreitouran.
Inter ben Qinben iiHb In Der fruben
QchmittassituHot fpenis 0diie. Ge.
iouidlos gieiten bic Snriite Der aelIs
ner iib.r bie 0iden 9eppihe. serduf4-
los flimmert In ben DlasbirneH bos
Uliiblitt unb 5itttrt ringsum on oen
Danoipissefn spiDer. ssbdmpfi f6ollt
Snr1 bic bi6tperb rbdngten Gneiben Der
adrm Der Wsltiioot. Die Dornebme
StiG. lpirst 10 einfhii1ternb, bob iOs
gar Die siusise sr5bsrs Grapp., bic ossi
fliift.rnoen Zones pldubsrt.
Gnrhdus isine auffnaenbs GrfHeis
ngnsen! DeHere Roufleute; cine Mart
9rinis.lp isbsr - tariert iie nul BIT
Gds Der pislerfobrsns t5sodirsosr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-15

.WeiBi Gu nod. aribur. aui biefsr
DaHi fauDels Gu meinsn pompahelar.
Dsr unftrt9eionutidait Dsrmitteltel-
-1u boit Elm sigsnts 1aient, ii.
nem irismer bic uncnsenebmitsn Grin.
nerungen su rpeten!"
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Gin pfiTfifn1.

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-15

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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1911-11-01
Watch Watchmcn.

When night watchman drops a
flaming torch into a barrel of oil
setting fire to the plant and wiping
out $4,000 worth of property in
short order, a. was the case over at
Ashland, Ky, the other night,
when the Ashland Leather Com,
pany's plant was entirely destroyed,
1t looks as though the time isn't
far off when 1t Will be necessary to
employ wa;chmen to watch the
watahmen who watch property
Charleston Mail.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1911-11-01
Skimming Dish NdviQatiOn.

A travel Ter, amazed at the sue
cess Of a steamboat in navigating
one o; the shallow streams of
Florida, remarked lacouicaUv to
the captain: L suppose you do
better in the morning when the
dew is heavy eyes" answered
the skipper, though we get along
all right In the afternoon if we
send a man ahead with the sprink-
ling pot"
This pleasant ideal in the art of
transportation may, it seems, be
approached very nearly upon the
waters of fact. The scientific
American has recently described
a craft which combines the HYDRO
plane with the aeroplane. 1t has
supporting wings like a flying
machine, a propeller which drives
through the air, and floats
AhCiCly shln over UD9
surface of the water. 1t has stood
practical tests. Even in choppv
seas it is able to move swiftly,
though with some iolting to the
operator.
There are facts of marsh land
about here, fascinating stretches
of wilderness whose shallow chan
neis even the light draught duck
boats Of the hunters cannot navi-
gate. The power boat and the
sail boat are stopped at Maumee
upon the river. 1t takes a native
familiar with the bars to dare the
shore length Of Cedar Point.
That beautiful sheet of water in
which the Sandusky river Joins
the lake is closed, most o. it, to
the boatowner unacquainted with
its bewildering changes of depth.
If the aero-bydroplane carries
out its promises, a new country
will be opened to those upon these
shores who prefer exploration
and varying scenes to sailing IN
on the open waters --Ex.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1911-11-01
AT KELLOGG
The Body of an Unknown
COlOred Man Found
Thursday.

The body of an unknown coiored
man was found in the Ohio river at
Kellogg last Thursday.
The finding Of the body was re-
ported to Squire a. G.. Brown.
The Justice appointed II. II. Ruth
erford special constable, VINO sum
moned the following persons TO act
as a coroner's jury: Rebt. Haz-
lett. Lindsey Webb, G. X. Gum,
+. ;. Hammock, Henry Cyrus and
Sam Dock Smith.
The jury viewed the body, Civ
ing as Its opinion that the negro
had met his death 10y drowning, and
that the corpse had been IN the
water about three weeks.
The corps clad in rough overall
jacket and black trousers, was later
inferred in the county burying
ground near this place.
There was nothing on the person
to furnish clue to the identity of
the dead man.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1911-11-01
TAO CONVERSIONS
AT BAPTIST REVIVAL
Twenty-fOur Baptized in
the Ohio River at Noon
Sunday.

TIE revival which has been in
progress at the Baptist church for
the past two weeks. has been extra.
ordinarily successful. There have
been 40 conversions during the
meeting, 60 of whom have affiliated
themselves with that denomination
while the remainder have joined one
of the two other churches, or have
signitied heir intention of so doing.
Tine meeting is still IN progress
and may continue throughout the
week.
The following have been hap
tized:
Floyd Cole, Lon Stevens How
ard Burks, Ray Lowe, Ida MAY
nard, Amanda Workman. Jennie
Ward, Jessie Lowe, Isabel Tread
way, Mr.. and Mrs. X l.. Pa,tter-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Patterson,
Barbara Lowe, Emma Baldwin,
Mrs. Ramsey, Mrs. Nelson, Nellie
Taylor, Edna +. Rove, Ezra Ball,
Harriet Patterson, Lille Hammock,
Elizabeth Womack, Bette Sze-
more, G.. w. Smith, Garnet Fuller.
Martha Wright, Martha Crum.
Georgia Terry, Maymc Chapman
and Mamie Farris.