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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-06
2S. Ship @ol. .lnf. Reat.

Inter 8priig bes 5srrn !oermunn
RuelIer unp Der S1riftfubrung oes
5errn qusuit 6. 6sb tumen bic aaz
meraben Der obigen Regiments z9ereis
nigung gsitsrn in Der memorial.6 6aus
81 ibrsr resslmdbigsn GiBuns sufome
men. Serr G. Roientbal beri6tete ais
S6asmetiter oss Subildums@ 5eier=
ausfhuHes. oab Die 5eier Iih als cine
duBerit bubfhe erpleien unD baB Die
4useabsn ourh frettpillige 8eitrdgs
nobe5u geoedt Dproen ieten.
Gbenfo mahte er Der 8ereinieunq
Elm guh gum 9sThent, eds bic tn ben
.Weitlihen glGttern" peroffentlifte
9eihihte oes Reeimsnts, Iofpie Elm
0ruppenbiIe Der 5beiInebmer an Der
Subildumsfeier uno cine 4n3abl Gin
Sslsgilber Don UlitgIiebern entbGIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-06

fir bic hsutigsn Rennen tpuroen
folgsnbs Gintrasungsn semnht:
Gritss Bremen - 96rfe; fir sipeis
idbriss 5iillen; 81 i5urlOngs: Ban Of
QIsaIurs, Wib Msnoro, Qgord, Dora
W. auB, Ruth Rod, Ban Gliff. Goo,
SnarI. qouiie 4ItroHoer. Wanbp
Game, Mib Thorpe. Qnbsrion. 10.
.3fusites Rtnnen--gDrie; feds 5ur>
longs: 1loral Dan. Gat.s, 5atb.roIa.
Rib Suneuu, 104; 5uHlilton, Sbsrlot
Solmss, 5oboling, Dolfs Baths.
Green, 0ranabore. Gaisp Jouss, 107; !;
Rorristoipn no.
Trittes Hennen - Sellina; Bier
idbrig. unb auftpGris; feds 5uriongs:
Waio WiIitant. 2ittp aiihsr, Wars
ausriie 6at!sp. ghaliee. auno3alstta.
fqir 2ouiis, annt WeGes, SplpeItris.
106; Ru6ia Gronod, aueetta. Smpru,
bent, goroopd, 10.
8isrtes Rennen - 5dnoieap; Treis
idbriss unb aufpdrts; i.6s Jurs
lonas: BETH. Cue 90, 6ouTt Waib,
Gropsr 5usbss. 100; Ralsisa .. ..
106. 6elmst lot, aitie Jatb.r 100.
Gtbel . lit.
5iinfiss Renuen - 9orit; Dreiidbs
riss; / Wsils unb 10 Yaros: 6n3el
gurte 100. gouncer lot. Stineer,
Rerioian, ia.
Sthfies Ftnnen - Ssllins; Drss
j1hries unb aufrpGrts; ] /16 meile:
gap pap. Cannon Shot. 90; 5airp
Storn los. Camel 106. Jont. Cir
glego. 5alcnba. Som giebee. 108;
1urret. Queen Warsusrite, 112;
Wriuct Gal 115.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-06
Weburfen.

aouis $. uno anna 9ati9s, 52z
CT Giinft. gtpenu,, anabe.
Jobn g. une garri. Ga Jron5oiz.
1859 Rsmper Cane. anabs.
Jroni uno 9race Wiuer, 242s
Copeland 4penus, Wdbden.
Millium ". unp CLARA Gnstir.
1919 gpanfton, Wldehen.
Bruno unb Glemeniine De Ans
st!us, $40 God Strabe, anabe.
1onato uno Wlarlc aeinroo, 30e
WcJnrlono 5frdbs. M1bnsn.
Daniel uno Rattle 5enbereer, 124l
6<rihelI Mpenus, WGbfen.
Denrn Q. unD oonnab miniieaS.
1880 Gutter Sirabe. Wdbden.
Jehn 9. unb Nnnn SnlIipan, 49,
6opting Strabs, Wdbhen
Soeob unO 5orab RtHensr. 1923
ainn Gtrabs. anobe. Al
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-06
Cbbieuptp Gdn8er1Dr.
gas Yrosramm fhr bas Qonjers a.
u6Hifem Spnntag.

Inter 9oriib bes 5errn ghas. Grs
bater uno Der prototoufiibrung bts
6errn Waibias Wsisgerber fano ses
fern Radmittag bic rseeimdbigs 9ers
iammlung bes obigen 8ereins ftatt.
On benz Bale bes Gruiben Sdnsers
hors, Der ON 2. DECEMBER b. j. in
Der qrbeiters 6ane, fonie an Dergbriits
banmperlooiung NIT Tang bes RbeiH'
pidlser Interitiibunss gsrsins, Dix
am II. DECEMBER b. ]. in Der Central
5urnhaIe itattfinbet, iperben iih bic
Mitglisbsr mad ardften betheiliesn.
Die Ginnabmen betrugen $87 uno be
4usguben $48.50.
Der arrangements 4usIAub fir
ons am ndditsn Sonniog i'm Gbson
itattfinbenbe 9ereins aon3ert berih'
tets, bab aae 9orbereitungen getroffsn
ieien uuo Elm gutter grfoIg in ausiift
Itek.
Bds Bel oemiel6en sur gurhfiibs
rung gsIansenbe prosramm TT folsen'
oes:
gbor: .Sgrobe Danbtri6oft"
Nharb arnolc
Cobfsaop SGngerdor.
Soto fir 9ioline, ~polonaiis Bril-
liant" gieurtsmpf
Serr aoolf 8. gories.
GbOr: sd 9ins elm BIiimIein iutsn'
.'s aeiterl" 3a.ugfi
Cbpfsaon Sdnssrdpr.
Soprunfoto variette" Mebel
sSrnu Rorma gsbergsr msioner.
.3.s Sesman's Grub" Rid. 4rnolt
ObofsIlop Sdngerhor.
gioliniolo: r5umoresque" !. Dpora'
nGerenaoe" 5roIc
Ssrr 4bolf 8. 8oriss.
20 mar Elm GRUB BON Wliitterleir
Am aRiu uno b.im @,in"
arannif
Oobfellop Sdnssr4or.
aieber fir Sopran:
.Suntsam" Rondlt
.5uft Qpsarpin' for nou" 8Dnt
Die RahtigaQ" penr
s5rdu Horma GsbereersMeio
r1sutfhe Sdngsrfer5.n", Carl Jsi9er
Gebfeuop Sdngerhor.
Die attiDsn Witglieber bss 9er.ins
iinb: /. g.nor: n. 3idton. 6. grba'
DIR, 8. 5ius, M. auihsa, !. aut'
tig, 6. R.nps, u. gsogl.r. u. 3sn9el
2. gsnor: g. gsdsr, 6. Gabmann, g
Grlsrp<in. :. Srion. 6. arassr. 8
arep. J. Refer, 8. Msiitsr. r. S.sin.
bah. l. 8ab: u. gorssr. J. gorti6
+. gerdmoun. u. aubid, O. Wtiiter
u. Wuslsr. II. paul. 8. Sprosbsr, J
3rsibsr. a. Dron.ers. 2. gaB: ]
arsn, g. alut. 8. Gang, g. mai,ur
idsin. 9. panborf. R. 8. RssmsIin
g. Stau, .. Seifsrt. a. gboeIt, m
Ms<isusrber.
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Ser. Sanaer.

als i'm Sabre 1902 in elmer Dele
gaten. Sigung oer Der. Sdnssr osr
DOrIhlas, Gin 9oItsIieoers apn8srt in
Der MuTits 5aqs 3u oeranitalten, an
esnpnmsn nures. ihutitlte manhsr OF
Der TurdIiibrbarteit zines iol6sr
prpiettes bds 5aupt. Ssooh on
ShIuiIe bes sritsH aonssrfes I'm Nos
pember 1902 mar man anoersr IN
fitt une psrldugt. balsmDelihit elm.
Wieberboluns. Die Delesaten nahmer
aud bieIen 9orIalag in 8eratbun1
unb .inigten iih oabin inn Nopsmbet
bes ndhFtsn sahrss elm ipsiieres aon.
CERT III peronftaItsn. unn nun iino bic
ie 10 befiebtsn aonserts gu sinsm mu.
fiiclifnfn Grsisnib jsben Snbres ge'
iposben. Jiir bas am 1e. b. W. itatt'
finbsnce goltsIiebera aonsert Iinb BIZ
iUorbsrsiiunssn i'm beiten Gange. Mei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-06
3n i6re Aemter siusefa6rt
@uroen aeitsrn ole usueu SeamtcH
Der FlnttbsutitDen guselidDeiteu'
Geiclitnp.

Ti. ntuen 8tami.n Der pIdtinutItsH
8casIiteitsn GeisqIiup purosn in Der
qeitriaen gsriammlung, fpsI6e unttr
Dorlis bon 2lu3. aubImann uno bsr
Yrotosollfubrun3 nen 5errn JOhn
Gnaeln In Der 4r5eiterhnlle Itattfano,
in ibre reip. Qemter eingefiihrt. 6err
csobH GneslR nabm Die GiHfubrung
Dor une soIIts ltoem Der RsugepabIten
.iniae Worte otr qnsrisnnung. Die
geamttn, pelte i6mmtIih bubihs
4nipro6en hie.tsH. iinp Die foIsenoeH
5erren:
praiiosnt: G. 8uiemspsr.
l. giseprdiiosnt; Cos. godhorit.
2. gssprdijosu:: Ben. 2obmanE.
grot. ShrisDtr: SenaB Rolfss.
Jlnan3 Strisper: 5oi. S6iamols
Ter.
Geloinnsbmer: 4nt. aurre.
sSnpentar gerpaltsr: J. 0en3l.
Den ouside,oenoen 8eamien puros
fir trtu. 9flitt,rfiilung Der Dant
osE Dereins 2us1eipro6en uno eln
or.iFa6ts Sot auf iie ausasbrdht.
IS purotn isrnsr giHtaoungeH otr
Subepobl aombtnation uno Der 8euts
fcben Gtlssn Gsi.lihaft nit Dant
anoenommtn. Ter gerein piro ft
on ben ;SsitIitieltsn oieier 8ereine
In gorpcre bsthelIiaen uno pies 81
bem 3peds siH:H getpifen Setrag aus
Der aaTs OH.
Der gcrfiBsr srndnnts bic 6erreu
4ua. Mioesnoorf IT,, Sp. SEEMING unb
Geo. Melmanu ais guheruniers
Iuhunas aommittee. Gs Duroe
beItioiisn, ben bsurisen Sonissbdu,
ipie iibii6. oH :iHem Samitas ab5us
hcIttu.
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Die 5unoertjabrfeier gab bsnDeuts
Taen oie'ss 2anbe8 etne CUTE Geles
genRit, ibren Wsrtb fir bic amerttas
niihe Rotion in bieier 8e3iebung in
oas rihttge 2iht gu itslIen. Mud uns
iereu eigeneu Rahtommsn tOnrte Dteie
Concentration burhaus niht i6Q@
ben. Die geI6eiDenbeit Der Batter,
tpeIhe ibren eigenen Wertb niht bod
genug etnI6dgten, trdgt oft genug
S6ulo baran. baB bic 9inOer oieisn
Dertb nitt 81 tpiirDigsn peritehen.
0as Gincinnatier Sdbn 6eiers
aommittee bat feline Qrbeit nud beiten
ardften uno nah be'tem &onnen gsz
than. QBel6er Gtntinnatier Sduls
tnabe 3. 3. puBte am Gnfang pieies
oSobres, tper Subn mar uno mas er
gslsiitst bat? 6eute tptfen e ale oosr
IolIten es psnigitens rpii1en. Die
gntbuQung oss oabn 0entmnls mar
ia gepiTermaBen nur Der 60bepuntt
Der bisiigen Qgitation. Nuf 8erdnz
lofIuug biefes 9ommtttses tpurben IN
alien 9laTen Der 6Ffsntlihsn SduIen
i'm Wonat W2ai einige W}inuten Der
8sIpre6ung bss 2sbens unp Birtens
Sabn's gepiomet Den Qebreru, tpel>
de in pislen SEdllen Der Safe btlflos
qegeniibarTtanben, tpurDe ourb 8ers
tbeiIung bon 5000 6lugihrtftsn in
engltiber Sprahe oas nDthige Wtates
rial in bic 6ano gegs6en uno iie perz
lonqten nah mebr. Sft bic Sbatfnhe,
oab bic Sdiler idmmtliher 9ohIhus
len Gbrentrdu3e am 8entmal Jabn's 8
nieoerleqten, nitt Elm iiber3suoenoer
8eueis oafGr, bab unisre Qgitation
ouF guter 8ooen gsfaIIeu iIt2 llno
rpelhen tiefen gtnorud muBte DieIe
reDerentislle 9etbdtieung Der StubeUs
ten auf ieoes 8emiitb mdhenP
Was in Cincinnati gefhah, tit aud
in oielsn anosren pldBsn ssiheben,
psunQlei6 mir bic Gbrs gsniebsn, oas
erite s5abn 9entmal in 4merita 81
beiiben. Ni6t nur ale oeut'hen, 'ons
bern aud fat ale ameritantihsu 3eis
tunaen baben Tich nit Sabn uno Ieis
ner Sohe befabt. 0as material boz
All fpuros ibnen niht nur bon oeut'Aen
5urnern, IOnbsrn aud BON ameritas
nifhen gurntennern, pis J. y. prof.
Sargent in Bottom uno qrof. 2eorneo
in gbiIaoeIphia, geIiefert.
Tas gintinnatier Gommtttee tunn
poQuuf nit Teiner 2lrbeit sufrieosu
fsin. Snoem es Iih jsBt pertagt 8Ollt
es 2lllen 8eneu, bic ibm biIfreich CUR
Seite itanosn, ben ber3lititen 0ant.
9iefer oebiibrt alien Deutihen 8ereis
neu, ben 9ersinigtsn Sangern bon
Cincinnati, BEN Subftribenteu gum
9entmuIs ionbs, bem gurossporz
ort uno benz 8e3irtsporort, insbeionz
oere ben betperIsitiqen SprsherH fir
ibrs eeoisesnsn 6sitreoen, benz gurs
qermeifter Der Stuot, Or. Qouts
S6rpab, benz Gr5isbunsSratb uno Der
8artbeb0rne. llno ferner gebibrt uRs
fer Dant Der preFe uno oeren Der
trstern, bic uuIsr Wert 70 tbattrGftig
unteritiibt baben.
Wlit SurrergruB uno 6anoihIag.
Grnit q. Mster, 8ori.
Der geriht oes Shabmsiiters
6enrp 9prtmunn srpies, oaB Die
idmmtlihen Ginnabmen oesSabrfeiers
aommtttsss. sini6IisBlih Der Inn nom
8oriiBer Weier ubertpieienen Gum
ben $220.44 betruaeu. Die gsfomms
ten Qusgaben. sipitIisbIi6 Der grts
buqungsfeier, betrugen $218.76, 70
oaB ein lleberiauB bon $1.68 Der
blieb.
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4uf Qntrag ipurbe Dem freipinigeH
0sber Der 9out oeS 8egimeuts obgea
itattet uno beihlofen, oas bibihe
8un oem Qr6ip oesiel6en ais bIeis
benbes Inoenten etn3uperleiben.
2luf tpetteren Qntrag nuroe 5errn
Carl 9les, bem otulsRsoutteur oes
r8oasbLtt", Der Die 8eIhi6te oes Re
gireuts 3uiammenge'teQt bat, fir feline
miibeDoqe unb geoisgene Arbeit Elm
0dntespDtum abgeitattet.
Gum Shluiis tpuroeH TGmmtliae
bisberigen 8eamten sinItimmig ME
oererndhlt uub Spar 6srmann Wlal.
Ter, grditDsnt, Jreb. 9rerner. @i8ez
grGiioent. 2luguit 6. 6eB, Setretdr.
g. Roiertbat, ShaBueiiter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-06

Jn Der asitrigsn gerfammluns bes
ObissH Dsreins. bic unisr. Doriis reE
1trrn g. g. GroHe unD Der proios
fcufiibEung bes 6errn Jalius Wdper
foitfnnb, berihtsit eaE Arransemsnts
tommitiee fir bic Gbriiibounperloos
funs unb 1dn5. bic am 81. DECEMBER
b. 3. In Der 9urnbdle itottfinbet, bcb
eth grobtr Grfctg 5u eriparstn itttt.
Uie oerren Robert auppineer. Joeob
2ieb unb Mbdm Hidet lpurbtn als gsos
.MinotiOns 1nsi9Mt srHonnt, nm fiir
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-06
Il c II er.

Sn bem Gabrit GtabliNement
oes Sos. 8. !0erBeQ, II Weft 13.Sir..
eertstb geitsrn 9ormitta9 10 llbr siu
Saufeu Qbfou in Branb. mas stnen
2llarm ppu Staten 385 peruriadte.
Dos 7<usr rurbe geloitt. obue msrta
Iihen Sdaben an8eri1tet 8u baben.
Jm 6auie gao. 80 BarfHIo
9laoe, bag benz 9. q. Sahs'Ihsn
RaaIab qebort unb bon Rotis 8aier
belnobrt tptro, entitnnb geiterr Dor
rtittdg Elm unbeoeuteunes 5eusr, eas
iebod bon Der auf einen 5ttldlarm
berbeigerufsnen Geuerfpebr batp ge@
loIht purne. Saaben tpuroe aiht
angertdtet,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-06
Che .-GrlaubniBih.ine.

(Qrcnteue 8arnet, "a, 1540 SobnStc.
lQbbte Smith, 25, 1887 5orater 4p:.
IS. 6. gennstt, 81, 1903 Gentral2tpe.
l4lics 90. QuiQ, p. 1909 GsutraI4O.
f6p Rnaeuper, %, 2200 BeiteruQoe.
4Ipina 6r0peugieber, Is, 1923 9raa
| per 4peHue.
(GItFforb grtffitb, 28, Qooelanb. ..
gsnepiepe Steele, 20, 2ooeiano, 8.
(Robert 5iQ, q, Bolton, 8.
GtbeI Dlun, IS, Gdlep, 8.
{fTreo. Carl, IT,, %, GbeDtot, ..
iWagb. 6. 2offtnt, q, GheOtot, 3.
lfFreo. goseo, q, 1908 Qinbsu Ctr.
Soa 6. Sdmpel8er, 28, 1908 2inben.
(GbaR. qorter. p, geattppine, 5no.
6iIod Camping, Is, RprDooo, ..
[Sobn S6miot %, 1912 glsaiant.
lU(aria ged, 20, 837 u. 2ibertp Ctr.
{G6as. Sid, 26, 4101 QangIanb CTR.
lGarrie Eolte, 20. 8 I}OIine Court.
('Freo. Douglas, 81, 831 Cliper Ctr.
l8eorgiu 5bomas, q, 83l CHOer.
IS. oyesperIen, 20, 2449 Sarriion4p.
laaren M. Stop, 30, 4O12 GIorjoa.
Dm. 8. aausig, %, Siour GHp, ga.
l@Olbts u. 9robe. "A, gortDooo,
Iw. 80. siIsp, ir,, %. $50 9earne2tu.
lRae 9oIpblott, 20, part SoteI.
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eokal.Derid)t
JntereHaute 2pnnention.
Tic Ameriean Soeirtn for SaSieial
Srtlement OF Snternational
disputes tagt bier Siens-
tag nRb Wiittmodl.

Cine dubsroroentlih inisrsFants
aonpsntion ipirn bier am Disnitas
unb Wlitipo6 tagsn, ndmlid bic
-4merican Societn for 5ubicidl
Excitement of Sn.srnational Dis.
putes@. Dieis 9sreinisung be5uedt.
fpie ibr Rams bsfa9t. bic B.il.suns
dlier internutionalen S.rsiiigtsiisn
ourh Shebsgerihte urb Der 6dupts
srued bitfsr Deriammluna iii. fir bi.
aeplnnten Shitbsasrihtspertrige osr
Usrsinisieu Staa.en mi. Gnsldnb uno
5ranireih in Sbio propaganba sa
MAIDEN uno bic srobe WuFs iiber bic
Widiisieit bieier 9ertrds. aufsutIas
rsn,
Der Deriommlung ipiro als sinsr
Der 6anptr.oner prdfibsnt 1Gft beis
tpohnsr, uno feline Rsbe geleesntli1 bsr
er6ffnunssfisuns am Gieni.ag Rot'
miitas in Der Wuiiibaas balten. am
Dienftce 4bsno, am ulititpoh 0crs
mittas uno dm Tlittpo6 Radniitag
perbsn G:fddftsFBunssn NIT eubsr.
oroentiih intereHanten prcsramm.H
i'm Cbeon dbgsbaltsH, tpdbreuo bic
fonpeniion am Mittnoh abenb nit
tinem gnnisii i'm gufinsb W:n's Club
gum 4bfhfuB selans.n pirb.
Die prosromme Der .inJsln.n Der.
iommlungen fino tpie folgi:
3isnstdg y q d m iitu q. 2 ll1r.
in Der MuiiibaG..
Nnfprahs bts prdiibentm Der 9ers
siniguns, 5obn 5aps 5ammonb.
Geb.i, s.iprO4en Don giihof gopo
Binesni.
WilltOmm.nsruB, BON Wapor Dr..
2ouis Snpab.
Reb. b,s prdiiosnten 5a't.
Rebs pon Soeob Goulo ShurmlnH,
glraiibent Der Gbrnen unioerliidt,
iiber ods 5hema Die Jristsusoers
irdg: bss prGiibsntsn Ioit, Elm
6ortihritt auf benz Gsbi.t Der 81.
piiiiotion".
gs,es bon Samu.l 6. MithelI, grGiis
bent Der llniperfiiat BON Eiie Caro-
lima. iibtr ~giniss Der Dirinns.r.
bic ourh Gmerif1Hifhs prin,ipisn
perurinhi iperbsn".
Gienstdg 4btnn. 8 llbr,
inn Gheon.
aniprnde oes Uoriibsneen Samsa
gropn Seoi..
20. y. Rosers. Tsian Der tisipsn 2nip
Sdccl. iibtr Der Qri,a unb Sas
gjorihreiisn Der gipiIiioiion".
Wiliiam ). Dun, profsHor Der @ss
itidte am Siporihmpre Eollesc.
iibsr Die inttrnationals Drnnbs
jurp-.
9obn 8. aatans. profsffpr nsr gs.
ftihis an Der WafbingioH Rno Gre
rnipriiidi, iiber Die Sd,isosae
rihtsp.rsrdse unb bic eeplonttn
Mmennirungen1.
oenrp 6. Ring. prdfioent bee CssrIin
Golisss. Iber Die moSalifss gts
heutuna Der Usrir1gs1.
gtdrIss gknsp Dpbe. proisIIor bsr
5urisprnbens an Der RoribDsitern
liniptriitGi. iibt Die etplanttn
Ghisbsssrihisperirdae NIT Cry,
lamb unb Grdntrtih..
Mittp 9ormittns. 10 ubr,
i'm Ghtnn.
NRiprnfs b:s goriisenotn 1tepsor
Wdrburs.
Grtberid y. atppei, Desnn Der 60.
Iumbia llnipsriitGt. iiber .Mie fonn
man bns erobs publifum fur inter.
nrtipHnls Hrassn iHttrsfirfn9e
9Diuinm g. Drpon. prdfihent Der Snp
bion1 llniperfiidt. iibtr Die pbilOs
iDptie BON 0ries uub 0riebtnS
Gmx b. 6trfbep. BON Baltimore,
ntsr Die Grtn5sn bes mirffames
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bic in Der ndhiteu Beridmmlung ftatt<
iinbsnbe BeamtensReutpabl eins RAM
bibntsnlilte aufsuite[Ien. Die Ginnabs
men betrussn $86 unb bic 4usgabeH
$50.
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-06-07

| for some time. Another big day vii
be June 18th, which is kinderfest
The STANDARD Bearers meet Friday
evening in the country at the home OF
Francis Kerr.
was played here Tuesday between
Bayard and Manila, resulting in a
score of 3 to l, in favor OF Manila
We feel proud of the work our boys
did because ley had not even played
a practice game, while the Bayard
boys had played several this season
We hope our Manila boys will do this
well the rest of the season.
Mesdames G. Voc and G. Yochum
of Persia, were guests e latter part
of the week at the Geo. humphrey
home.
Mrs. F. Spherling. of Persia, Wis
| tied the latter part of the week with
her sister-in-law, Mrs. c. Sleek.
Miss Clara Coalley returned Thurs
day from Boone, where she had been
the past two weeks visiting at her
parental home.
Mrs. Georgia Vennick went to Vail
the fore part of last week, where she
was called to attend a sick patient.
Mrs. Mae Larson and Miss Weber
were Denison business visitors last
Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary Shoalts is reported on
the sick list this week.
Ray Grimes, of Valentine, Neb.,
came Friday to visit relatives and
friends.
The Philathean society of the NJ.
E. church will meet Tuesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Maude Offiner.
Mr.. c. L. Kerr spent the fore part
of the week in Chicago. Mr. Kerr
shipped cattle to market
Mrs. Maggie Junge and Miss Anna
Fredrickson were Manning visitors
Wednesday and Thursday.
Misses Hilda Atheron and Dorothy
Clevee visited here Sunday with Miss
Lottie Vennick.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-06-07
Training Our Girls.

Women seem to be the martyr of the
human race, but there is no doubt that
much of her suffering is needless and
,avoidable. A continuously ailing wo
man is bad company both to herself
and those about her. Such woman
cannot be the kind of mother OF
wife that she would be if she had her
health. Very many of our girls, as
they grow to maturity, are afflicted
periodically, causing us to inquire
where is the origin of this suffering
and what is the remedy"
Every parent should consider it a
sacred obligation to see that the grow.
ing young woman is fit to enter upon
me duties and cares of married life
No false shame or sensitiveneSs
should deter them from educating
their trusted charges in the vital sub.
jects of sex and motherhood. 1t is
curse upon modern civilization to
permit young women to gain their
knowledge of real life" from ques.
tionable sources, poisoning their
minds and souls for all time.-Physi-
cal Culture for June.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-06-07
An Exchange Of Compliments.

A charming story is told of Pasteur
the scientist, and Victor Duruy, who
was minister of public instruction I'M
der the second empire. The author of
the "Histoire des Romans" was a
great friend of Pasteur. Moreover,
they were near neighbors, one residing
in the Rue d'Ulm and the other in the
Rue de Medicis. One Thursday the
day of the sittings of the academy, the
two friends met at cab stand by the
Luxembourg. Are you going to the
institute?" asked the minister. Yes"
answered the savant, and they both
entered the same cab. Arrived at their
journeys end, Duruy rendered five
franc piece to the cabman, who, Of
course, had no change. Then said
Duruy: Keep the coin as souvenir
of this memorable ride. You have
driven the greatest savant of the cen
tury." Next came Pasteur's turn. He
put his hand in his pocket and with
drew a five franc piece, which he
handed to the 'cocher" with the re-
mark: Take care of it. You have
driven the greatest minister of the
second empire. Globe.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-06-07
MANILA ITEMS.
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Misses Sadie and Lillian Saunders
returned Saturday from Wilton juno
ton, where the former has been teach
ing school the past year.
Mrs. l.. l.. Bliven went to Murdo
S. d., Thursday to visit her daughter
Mrs. Elvin Ihrie.
Harry HOffeins returned Thursday
from Ames, where he has been attend
ing school the past year.
Mrs. Carl Wheeler, of Sioux City
visited Thursday with Mrs. George
Riggs.
Ossie Bromn, who his been in the
west for some time, has returned to his
parental home and will remain until
fall.
Henry VAIL, who works in Lake
View, spent Sunday here with his fam
lily.
Mr.. D. T. Weaver and son, Willie
returned Saturday from Persia, where
they had been visiting at the w. D.
Howard home.
Mrs. Sachara, of Omaha, is visiting
here this week with friends.
Mrs. Dick Ivey, of Mapleton, came
Friday to visit with her son, Walter
and family.
Miss Ella Neiman left Thursday for
Minden, Iowa, to visit her sister.
Mrs. Henry Reinfeldt, who has been
quite ill the past three months, was
taken to Omaha Wednesday by her
husband, where she will enter hos
pital for medical treatment
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Newlove, of Ports
mouth, visited Saturday here at the
Bliven homes.
Elmer Ivey, of Mapleton, came Sun
day to visit with his brother, Walter
and other friends.
Willie Weaver went to Persia Mon
day to visit his grandparents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. w. d. Howard.
Jim Kelly, of Arion, spent Saturday
and Sunday here with friends.
Will Walker returned Saturday from
Lake View, where he has been building
summer resort there for Mr.. Hub
bell, of Defiance.
w. G. Hayward returned Friday
from Key West, Florida, where he
had been attending railroad conven
ton.
Ivan and Bert Walker returned Sun
day from South Dakota, where they
have been the past six weeks working
on farm.
Miss Hazel Dempster returned Fri
day from Ricketts,. where she has
been teaching school the past three
months.
Mrs. Chas. Henderson and children
left Monday for their new home al
Charlton.
Oscar Graham visited the latter
part of the week with his family be
fore going to Wheeling, w. ", where
he has signed up to play ball the re
nlainder of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Copley are the
proud parents of an eight-pound baby
boy, born Tuesday, May 30th.
Wednesday was Ringreiten here
but the crowd was not as large as ex'
pected. The merry-go-round was the
chief attraction and the dance in the
evening was the largest attended here
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-06-07
When kurds and Turkomans Fight

When kurds and Turkomans Fight.
Describing a feature of a fight be-
tween Turkomans and Kurds in Per-
STA, traveller says: THE Turkomans,
who always fight on foot, We're ulti-
mately defeated with heavy loss. and
many prisoners were taken, and still
more captiveS were released. Among
the Turkoman prisoners was an old
man of ninety, who said that he had
joined the expedition in order to Sc
cure a new wife. The damsel in ques-
ton came up during the interrOgatory
and Drained her captor with a stone.
During these raids, past and present,
the Turkoman appeared to have en-
joyed great and permanent advant-
age in that neither Kurd nor Persian
ever carried off their women or chill
dren owing to their ugliness. The
Turkomans, on the other hand pre-
ferred Persian to their own women
and thus had a keen incentive, apart
from the purely commercial aspect, to
engage in these forays, in which no
mercy was ever shown to the aged or
weary. News.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-06-07

1t sometimes happens that street
fight reminds married man that
there are other places like home.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-06-07

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