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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-21
Greetings TO the Rock Island Saw
ings Bank.

Greetings 60 the Rock Island Saw
ings Bank.
The people OF Rock Island extend
their happiest fluctuations to the
Rock Island Savings bank as it en-
ters its new home at Eighteenth
street and Third avenue, and wish It
continued prosperity. Its record dur
ing the years of its existence, that
mark the span of life from babyhood
TO manhood, speaks for itself It
crept before 1t walked and then
picked its way carefully and yet by
rapid strides. Il has faced all the
problems that are the lot and exper-
fences of every monetary institution,
according 10 the varying conditions
that make for the progress of COM
merciaI life. 1t has passed through
periods Of financial stress and de-
preston in the country at large
without a shudder or a culver. If it
has felt the strain that has tugged
at other banks in the country and
borne some of them down it has not
shown Il.
1t has been ready at all times 10
meet any emergency. It has been
COnservatively and judioiously man
aged; it's investments have been
we'll made with an eye single
to the interests and welfare Of
its stockholders and depositors
and il has prospered.
1t has built a home, all its own:
it has money TO pay for it and plenty
to spare. 1t has erected a monument
to itself in the way of accommoda-
tons where II may better care for
its customers. 1t has added to the
beauty and the attractiveness of the
city.
It has done it's part as a public in
stitution and the people are proud
of II, and The Argus believes 1t voices
the prevailing sentiment in extend
ing the hope that there will be
warmth of friendship in its house
warming that will endure.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-21
DIMINISHING.

How greatness fades on closer view.
AS near enough we stroll
TO see the human weaknesses,
TO pry into the SOUL
The person on the pedestal
Comes down a notch or two
When we behold him as he is
And get his measure true.
The very greatest man Is not
A hero, so they say.
To one who polishes his shoes
And folds his coat away,
Because the servant In the house
Is every minute there,
And he can notice greatness wilt
And maybe hear IT swear.
One who had never met or known
A president would say
That lofty ruler OF the land
Is not OF common clay,
But when he has an interview,
II he's a judge of men,
No bigger than himself appears
The president just then.
There's compensation in the thought
To one who loses out
Or often on the field of life
Finds victory In doubt
He knows that persons who are called
The biggest on the map
Might be a failure like himself
Had they his handicap.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-21

ish to Lay herself down in the dust,
as it were, and he has had the hard
ness OF heart to trample on her. II
is impossible to think Of fate too
terrible for such a man. But what
our friend wants is advice that will
help her IN this hour of trouble. It's
a matter not TO be decided offhand
by any one disinterested person.
What would our readers say, Won
der? Their suggestions. If they have
any, viii be published and perhaps
among them will be one that will
bring relief to this suffering soul
Dear Mrs. Thompson am IT
years old this month and am going
to have a party. Please tell me an
interesting game, also a contest.
Should a young man shake hands
with a lady when being introduced
to her? BLUE EYES
The old cob-web game is always
interesting. This, of course, must
be ready when the guests arrive. In
winding the strings causes general
merriment and takes so long that
the remainder of the evening is not
hard to dispose of. Instead of a
prize on the end of each string, have
them fixed so that two will come to-
gether at the end. If it happens that
a boy and girl are brought together
in this way they may consider them
selves partners for supper, If they
choose. A good contest game IS but
ton sewing. Each person is given a
certain number of buttons, a piece
of cloth and needle and thread. The
boy who has the most buttons sew
ed on neatly in a given time gets a
prize. The same rule applies to the
girls. 1t is not customary for a
young man and lady to shake hands
when being introduced.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-21
HumOr and
Philosophy
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
~ DUNCAN ~. .SN9gTR

TT IS as hard to convince a girl that a
pair of French heels are undesir-
able as it is TO make her believe that 8
little corn doesn't hurt.
Good humor Is a sort of shield that
prevents the arrows of malice from
getting under the skin.
Any rat VIII fight If you corner him.
but the sly fellow doesn't get cornered.
Somehow pride and laziness never
did seem to get on together.
The habit Of apologtzing sometimes
serves indolent people in place Of real
work.
There are people who keep out of
trouble 50 effectively that they are
never heard of.
Good luck is always 4 welcome guest,
but no ons has ever yet had her as an
entirely permanent resident
The harder you try to get there the
more likely you are to be convincing.
at any rate.
Everybody likes a winner, but is
more partial TO himself in that role
than to any other.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-21
Nov. 2I in American
History

Professor z. =. &. Lowe Amer
teas first war aerOnaUt, made sev-
eral aBcensiOus near the COnfeder-
ate lines in virginia. Lowe wG8 Ia
the service Of the United States
government. and h.s aaceusiCHs
we're directed by the army engi-
neers He used the ordinary silk
bag inflated with gas and carrying
basket
1856 Charles Francis Adams. gufb0r
and diplomat. United States mimi
ter 10 England during the civil
war. died. born 1901.
1850 Carrot ?. hobart. vice president
81 the United States. Died. born
1874
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-21

its first session last night and init
ated large class. The grand lodge
Will hold its first session tonight. In
terest in the gathering centers in the
contest for wardenship OF the Rebek-
abs There are four candidates.
Mrs. Grace 4. Henry of Coultervlile
leading The others are Mrs. Myrtle
Tandy OF Jacksonville, Mrs. Rose Ha-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-21
SIX HUNDRED DELEGATES
AT ODD FELLOWS MEET

Springfield. Ill, Nov. 21.-Nearly
500 delegates are already here to
attend the sessions OF the Illinois
Odd Fellows and Rebekah Assem- bly,.
Rebekahs started their session this
morning with a school Of exarlina-
ton and instruction at the state ar
senaL The grand encampment held
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-21

Group is most prevalent during
the dry cold weather Of the early
winter months. Parents Of young
children should be prepared for it
All that is needed is a bottle Of
Cham berlain's Cough Remedy. Many
mothers are never without IT in their
homes and IL has never disappointed.
Sold By all druggists
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-21
Quite Sufficient.

Quite Sufficient.
"Long said he is going to get even
with Green"
"Oh. you are behind the times"
why"
"He has done it"
"How?"
"He bought the house next to Green
and rented it to a family that keeps
chickens and guinea pigs. eats saur
kraut and onions and has eleven small
children"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-21

J. Pierpont Morgan tripped and fell
while passing the aims basin in church.
II is the first time of record where J.
Pierp. has stubbed his toe in reaching
for coin.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-21
Boy, II. Shoots Companion, g.

Bloomington. Nov. 21.-While play
ing with q rife today James Baird,
aged s. was shot through tie tempe
BY Ivan Webb, aged II. It is feared
the victim will die.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-21

Since his return to the White house
Mr. Taft has revived the quaint old
custom Of holding a cabinet meeting.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-21

Speaker Adkins may yet be a candi
date for governor His platform should
be, Il killed the anti-vioe bill"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-21
HA Wondered.

professor"
."wen%'
How did they ever discover that the
sun rises in the eastT
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-21

One Massachusetts youth, q years
old, says he has never been kissed. He
probably has a hair-np.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-21

Wisconsin hunters who shot at a
little girl knew she WAS dear.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-21
Allowable.

When Indian summer fits apace
We should have no cOmpCnction
To halt-if thus We cou!d-ths race
BY means Of an Injunction.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-21
HEART aid
HOME
PROBLEMS

Anyone who can reason correctly
will understand the small value TO
be placed on luck as We go through
life. Indeed. some people scarcely
reason at all and these are the very
ones who are always talking about
luck. Thought, common sense, hard
work and honesty of purpose will
bring results and VIII teach anyone
that luck cuts a very small figure IN
the world
Dear Mrs. Thompson am a
young man Of Is. I met 8 young
lady Of 20 and 1 am very fond of
her company. Although she is we'll
TODD. my sister objects TO her as
she is Polish and I am a Swede.
Please advise me what to do.
A READER.
It would be better if the girl were
not older than yourself. However,
If her character is good and you are
suited, your sister has no reason to
object. Your future wife must be
your own choice and not your sis
ter's.
Dear MIS- Thompson am
years old and have worked hard to
help my husband. I did all kinds Of
work, even to blowing and have al
ways made my own living. He new
er gave me dollar. We saved
enough to buy 20 acres OF land. I
felt pleased that I could be Of some
use, but for the last three years he
has become reckless. He has bought
an automobile and spends his money
on liquor and women. He then lies
TO me about these things. 1 hardly
know what to do. I am not able to
work as hard as I used to do. We
live so far in the country that I can
not have much company and the
neighbors slight me on account of
my husbands actions. What would
you do If you were in my place?
BESSIE.
That any man could have so lit
tie feeling for the wife who has sac
rificed her health, her happiness and
her all for him is beyond the COM
prehension of most of US. However,
here is a man who has allowed the
woman he promised to love and cher
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-21

troublesome summer, you'll have to
hurry.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-21

Impossible.
81 wish that fellow would learn
something"
He can't"
"Why?"
HE knows it all already"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-21
Different

"I want to tell you something's
"Go ahead"
81 want 10 sell you something"
There's the door, go ahead"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-21

ME of Salem and Mrs. Mamie Gil
more OF Gibson City
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-21

How He Remembered.
"Do you remember me?"
Sure! Delighted to see you. Let's
seen. How do you spell your name?"
Just with one j."
Eyes, to be sure, Mr.. Jay"
''No-Jones."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-21

A Kansas man has invented blocks
Of whisky. Still the law blocks its
sale
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-21

The man who skates on thin ice Is
the same fellow who rocks the boat
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-21

Instead Of one Standard Oil trust,
there are now AZ.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-21

Senator Cullom thinks he may run
again. The people think he viii not.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-21
Not That Brand.

'Dash me Off a poem"
"What do you take me forF'
"a poet"
"Yes, but I am not a dash, dash
poet"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-21

The harvester trust seems 70 be
reaping Whiriwind
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-21
The Busy Signal

Mrs. ShoVf called today"
something out of the usual must
have been happening In her neighbour
hood"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-21

Ni an
81 don't like
Brown"
WHY"
Borrowed a
ten spot of me
once.
He treated
me meaner than
that"
"HowT
ASKED me to
help him carry
IN a ton Of coal.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-21
THE ARGUS.

Published Daily and Weekly at 1894
Second avenue. Rock Island, Ill I'm
tered al the postomce as -second-cIass
natser.l
Rock Island Member of the Associated
Rreas.
BY THE J. W. POTTER co.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-21

Tuesday, November II, 1911.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-21
TERaE-oaiIy. 10 cents per week

TERMS-Oaily, 10 cents per week
Weekly, 81 per year IN advance
Complaints of delivery service should
which should also be notified in every
instance where IL is desired 70 have
paper discontinued. sc carriers have no
authority IN the premises
All communications OF arguuentsttve
character political or religious, must
have real name attached for pubhca-
ton No such articles Will be printed
over fictitious signatures.
Telephones IN ali departn enc T. Central
Union. West I45 and II4s; Union Elec-
trio. BIAS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-21

Good luck is always a welcome guest,
but no ons has ever vet had her as an
entirely permanent resident
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-21

There are people who keep out Of
trouble 50 effectively that they are
never heard of.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-21

The harder you try to get there the
more likely you are to be convincing
at any rate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-19
wegen 6rpRoiebitabls
Saft Cos. SHfmann ieinsn is Sabre
nltcn SDbn pcrbnfteu.

SoI. 9u6manr, bon go. 1927 aiE=
nep Qoenue, Witiubabsr Der i5irma
Sarboff, 9sgers rab guhmanH, ron
Der 5iinfteu uub Sim Strabe, srtpirtte
aritern s:rsu 5aflbsfsbI gsgen is:neu
1S Sabre alien Sobn 5orrp 8ub:
THann, uHtsr Der Qn;loes bes 9;oh*
bistftabls gr beicG:}gIhigt oenielbeH, ala
Disnitae ieiu 4utomobiI seitobler 3u
baben. Der t':Rse Wcnn fpuroe geitern
Ra9mittdJ pom ben GebsimppIis:iten
aubfers uno 9ramonn an Der TirFs
ten StraBs Yro 9rDnbpap perbuitet,
als sr bamtt bsfddftigt par, cine Rss
pdratur on bem uugeblid geftoblenen
QutomobiI oor3unebmsu. Gr ertIdrte
ua6 feinsr 8erbaftung, bic QbF6t ges
babt Su babsn, nit Der WaThine sine
9ergniigungsrsiie na6 2ouispius uHo
3oLebo Su MAIDEN. Rad isiner 4nga6e
lit bas Qutomobil iiberbaupt niht Dus
gigsntbum isinss 9atsrs, fOnberu qe4
bort isinsm dItsren grubsr, sinem ae=
gsHpGrtig ppn Der Stubt abpeieuben
9sihGftsmann.
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Tentidle Sfliibeu. NteielIihaft.

QGhitsn Sountag. ben q. Tlai, fins
bet oas At. srobs idbrIi6s S6ussns
fsft uno greisihisbsn in BEN f61nnsn
gsrraro Tlats's 9Grt, gslssen an Der
Rsaotng Roao nabe Der Shsrman
apsnus in Bomb 5iQ, ftutt. Die
Dsutlhs SfistngsieaI6uft lit bic GIs
tsfts Bersiniguns beutiher S6iissn in
Cincinnati unn Fsisrt ihre isefts mad
alter osutihsr Qrt. Der Saiisent1s
Mig SermdHu III. (5hmits) nit Der
aOuigin 5rau Mcrid StrOsr unb ben
abiutauten 4ug. S6rosr unb Sgnas
RpIfes uno 4oiutantinnen sFrau asna
Shmits uno '5rad marid gclfes tpers
ben um l ubr Rahmittaes bas a6s
nissifiebsu sr5ffnen uno g1lpor Siq
NIT Tsiuer Rilttirs4 s4opslls rpirn fir
bic 5au3muiit forgsH, 70 oab dit uHn
Sung iih auF oas Bette amiiiiren ions
usn. auf) bat bas SSsittpmmtttse fir
GrfriIhuHesn aIIsr art fir ben iRuss
rem Rsnihsn esforgt. 5dr oas
S6iBen finbet Elm groBss grsisihiss
Ben fatt unb iiub siesants prstfe an.
seifaft. glau nebme bic Dine une
Rorpoob Gar bis gum Gnbpuatte,
BON no aus Der Bart in 5 Winuten All
srrsidtn lit. glIio ShGsen uno
SdIssufrsunbe. auf mad 9. Mads's
Bart gum SdIsenfsft am Sonntag,
ben 81. Wail
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). 8. =. g..
8asfet 8imic Der @m. Sea Gpse
Hp. 335.

Der GrobensGtob Der @m. Seu
G0ge RO. 335 :. 8. 8. 3. psrous
ftuItet am gpnntdg, 21. Mai, I'm
Gootout @roDe, etpp SO, electric
u. o., friiber 6. o. &c e., Gin gros
bss 8astet pteHic, gu tpei6em sbenfO
umfangreihe, fpie sebiesene gorbersis
tungeu getroffen tporoen iinb. gir
SroB unD Glein, Sung unb QLt itss
ben genuBreihe uno ib6ne Stunbsn
beDor. 2ootout 9rops lit elmer Der
fhOniten picnicpldss in Der umesssnb
Der Staot, nit fetntm frif6en Bals
oes9riin, isinem Sss, isinsn elsaanten
5an56aaen, ietnsm 8ofebalpdrt uitp.
Giir Grfrii6ungeH unb 0ergniigungen
aler 4rt iit in ausrsi6snbfter Msiie
Sorge getrugsu tpprben, unb nameutz
lid iino dqerlei SpieIe fir Sinber ar
raHgtrt tporDen. Gintrittspreis fir
Ssrr uub Dame 81, Grtra Dame %
eGnts. gtan nehms, um Qoctout
9rooe 5u errethsn, bic College Oil
StrabsnbdbHedr obsr ote electric R.
". an Der Spring 9rope gtoenus.
2,,ipp. .sp
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-19

albert uno GlTs 5sibt, 255 Sofsa
4psnus; Gnube.
Oscar uuO gsqrI ausmrrn, I'LL
8tne Strabs; Rnabe.
Sol. uub GIiiu6etb Drupp, III llnis
psrfitn 4psnue; anobe.
Sol. unb Glifubetb Shomann, 2725
Seiotc Etrabe; Wldo6eu.
Ql6robam unb 2ifa Steinbers. 519
Wtit 2tbertp StraBs; 2nube.
8dlsHtiu une Zulu Dsiisl, 800
2durel Strabe; Srabs.
CD. uup Glifabetb 5aIIer, 2516
Cont Etrabs; Wdodsr.
5ueob uuo Mona 5Gbsr, 618 alots
ter 4pstue; anubs.
sSphu upo gbiIomena S5impf. 2232
Dheslsr Strabe; arube.
6arrn uup CLARA M6uer, 2142 Ras
pine Gtrobs; audbs. g..
Bernard uno Wtarp Wipbsubprf,
1907 2inn Strabs; anabe.
Worris une Flora gturgurbt, 1T
Deit 10. Strabe; Wdbden.
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8abeatt.
lInaar i'm Spsueer Spnie uOa eiHcm
sauosmaHn uieeergeitOheE.

dis Der llHsar Gan RaItih. uobn=
bait i'm Spencer 5ouis. geitern Murs
uen in a[Ier 5rihe heimtam, fproHg
pt6slin i'm Ihpah srlsu6tsteH aerria
eor bts 5. Stodfpsrts elm Nlann auf
ibn su unb perTssts ihm sinsu Gtih in
ben Sintertopf. Die Silfsrufs bes
lisberfaleneu brahten bic goli3titen
Ssrael unn 9orman 5ur Sieue, uHe
Wa!tth tbeiIts ben gsamtsn nit, bub
CT isinen anertif.r nitt esiehen babe,
odB oerislbe isooh SipeifsIlOs NIT fets
rlsrH QaHbsmaHH ano 6ausoencHeH
Mi6del 9ortuf, iosntiftl sefDsien Jet
Or uno gortah isisn DOT 5dhren in
llngarn lber bic 3unsisuHe zines
Mdedens in Strsit gerotbsn uuo iein
eesner babe anne eefhpursn. Die
pOliStiien besabeH iich nah bsm 3ims
msr oes 8Ortdh, tpeIter ebenfdIls i'm
Spencer 5onfe p0bnt. fdnosu ben
UsdHn iebo6 nid5t Dor. Giniae Stuns
ben IpGter fpurns 9ortaf psrbdftet
une unter Der Mnflaas bes Mprbons
eriffs etnaefpsrrt. Baltic, nslt)er
iibriseus nift psfdbrlih perIssi por.
ben In, murbe Hon benz It1otlft tbeH
5OipituI gebraht.
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YrdHtiger Gri 9lg.
Gin BON Gran n. Sanm Orranitaltetss
QaftsfraHiheu brinat otr ypo.
mann'idyeH &ittpsu.
btimafb $500.

Die G6nnerinnen uno 5r.unbinneu
Der gObmnnn'fhen Ditttpeubeimotb
iDnren geifern in oubsrorbentlih oros
Ber 3abl Der ginlobung Don sFrau
4aeuit Baum sefoIgt, Jim einsm Raj
feetrduShen bei3upobrsn, bas arau
Baum tn ibrsm reissnosn beim, Ro.
3103 ssatrftelb anenus, gum gsIten
Der 10 fsgensreihtH anitoIt arranairt
bate.
Die 9omen psrlsbten sinsn uuEerz
orbeutIicb gtmiitbli6eHRa uno
fteuerteH tptlIig fbr Gdsrflein fir bic
Wittpsnbsimaib bti. gan3 porsiiolide
Gefhdfte fpurben am 9dsartifh ass
m1nt, Der gldH3enb BON 'Treur6su
uno Gonnern bebant tporben mar, ia
trps ots setpoItigsn abIases, Der srs
sisit ipurbe, ift bod, nod cine itattli6s
aolltttiou fpunhfrhibihsr 5a6en
iibriS stblisben, bic selegsntIib bss
Scmmsrftitss Der Wittpsnbeimat6 am
10. Juni gum 8ersoui gsIaHaen niro.
Jrou Baum modie in Der Iis6enss
rDiroigiteH Meife bic 6pnnsurs unb
rurbe non ben iibrissn Damen oes
gcritonos nit Der riibrissu prdIibsus
tin Grau .. o. 6drtmann an Der
Spibe auf oas 1bottrdftiaTte uutsrs
ftiist. RamentIih bic Idmsn Dom
ga3ortommtttes. bic Jraasn isrsO.
gaIlmnn, R. Greiftns, o. pubto, o.
aosbler uHb o. u. 5siit.r, mahien
iih I'm ben GrfoIg Der gsranitaltung
ishr csrbieHt unb ihrsrn siFria.n Wn
Ten III es Hebsn Der ais6enspar0iatsit
Der gaTteeberiH in srfttr Qiuis su ptrs
oanieH, hnB aIs Grtrag Der 8ercus
itoltuns Der EnFs Der DittnsHheimatf
bic itGtilihe SunInt poR $500 ibers
tDieisn iuerbtH pirh. Dir gspirtbunc
Der 8diie ipuros pDn rsf3enpeu RGo,
9ensncfpen bsiorgt. bic fiH In Der lie
bensDGroisiien Beife 5rnu Baum
sur 8erfiisnns esitsai bdtisn.
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Teaer.

- aIs Bernard ysegqermaHn, bon
Gsit unp Gummer GtraBs, bsimiam,
sntpsGte er cir Feusr N Der DohnuHg
Der in pemieibsH SIuIs pobnsHhsH
Samilie WtQuer. gIh 2isuftag NOT
CHARTS mfaHer oeiterbeR uue Das
aeuer mar tn bslR .simmst n psldDeht
bic Qeihe alifgebdhri uar, 3nm Nus
brut getpmmen, fHtem elm SeHftsr.
rdhmen ourh cine g}etrolsumlanpe in
grano eeIsbt porteH mar. Hegeer
mann fpedt. Die iyaInitse, Da8rsHb stu
goHont, tpelher ebeEfaaE aui Die
5tammen aufmerfian getDoroen ipar,
BITE 5euernebr alurmirfs. Bel 4Hhanft
Der lsBtsrea mar Die Csfuhr jseofj Be
reits befeitigt pprpen. Wilusr's 8ss
grabHit fone seftern zutt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-19
asSIs4ss essiisasss peIssbIa, 5rtas 10: mai 1911

1agen babsn cine 4nSabl aerste unter
Der GHbruna non Or. 70. Strietmonn
In ben rerfhiebtnen Regtrpierteln
3tpanosimpfingen borsenommen. Die
fss gef6iebt natiirIi6 nit Der Inter
itiibung Der poliaei, bic bann bic
6duisrgepierfe, 0tnen Der geiu6 3uz
gsbahs III, abiperrt unb Rismanb fers
dusldBt, ebe Ct Hiht sstinpft Dproen
iit. am porgeitrigeH abenO fanb Or.
StrietmonH geleeentli6 bisfes Smpf.
3uges etnen bldtterntranten gaeaer, Der
bic araDtbeit i'm fhlimmiten Staoium
battle Die grtrantten Iinb iofpeit
nit nur brei MusHnbmsn, f1mmttth
Rsger unb bic UlthrSobt iii erit Dor
gang tnr5er Sci. ron auspdrts bier
her suge5ogsn, foDnB bic arautkit
augeni6eiRlih bier eiHgsfhIsppt NOR
ben lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-19
1d5,perer Janse
gerbafta, ale er bic StaSt serlaiisn
mciitr.

5rso. asiif. fpeI6er beseiss brei Mrs
bsiisbdasterutine birser fih bat unn
Dor nift lnnser 3fii aus osm 3u6i.
tdufe in Jtfferfonpifls, SHb., cui
porpk entlaifen ,pprben mar, ipErDe
gsiitrn Wcrsen sur, Dor 5aeesnnbrun
Tn isinsr Mohnuns an UsilIsr unb
5opnfsnb Strabt perbditst unn au.
n1fit ais Dsrod6tis siuseipsrrt. Or
fiett i'm Werodhte. sablreiGe Eieb.
liable (RuhfhlaHel.5 5c5s) ousgrfiitrt
30 babeH unh bic goiissi Fohnottt felt
brti Mo6ea nuf ibn. Die gerbcftuns
ipurot BON ben G<beimpolisiittn Cal.
nan. 6drnoln uno Rpan poreenpms
men. GO beist. eob 2eiis i'm HearifFe
ftnHb. ben Eiaub ginfinnatis BON Tsis
neH fyiibtn 3a fhiitiein. gr batte iicb
trit fiirslith psrbeirattst nno ietns
sfg n mar 5ugteen. ale sr rtrhoftti
ipuroe. Eit milf BON nsm 8rrleber
ibres Wlannes ieins asnRtnib aebobt
haben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-19

Grau William Mc4lpin, als gan.
germ ME uIs oramatii6e uno Spsrn.
9ebrerin sIsib esi9dbt. trtth,, fsute
abeno nit ihrer ornn,otiihen ataHs
DOR bi, Seffentlt6tsit. Die ainitIerin
bat NIT ibren Glepen Sboieipslre's
nSommsrndhtstraum" stnftuoirt uHp
bsute abeno peroen ois iuussH Damsn
uHo Strrsu in btsism dIlsrIisbitsn
2uftfpiel prpbeH thres arunsns G6Ies
gen. Die 9orteluns finpst in eer
Seottifb Rite Eaibeorals itdtt.