davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-05

BON 3nubtr Der 9sreaHssnbsit. -
Die 9ioiletiunsthtrm,n unb ibr.
Sr,iIsguns. - Die Roitru arheOs
logtca IN ben 1bsrmsH. - 2ipus
auguitus.
Ro m. i'm Mai.

Ro m. i'm Rai.
t5iir bic R.br5ah Der se6iIb.itn
WsRfhen Iieet Der untpiberitehlich.
,3duber. Der iit auf ben Si.6en Siiaely,
umitridt. in Der tauienni6bria.n, r.ts
den 9eitidts, bic iih auf biei.m SO.
ben abgefpkIt unb ibre Iidtbaren 3eus
gsn in ben maRnisfaltigiten 5enfmds
lsrn hinterIuifsn bat, bic in 8esua auf
altsr, guile, Buht Der grffeinuna
uno inners gebeutuRg Thtper ibr.ss
eletdtn on trgenosiaem anoern Crt
Der eroe finbsn. Jneem ih oisf,n
SAB nieoerfdrsibe. bore ib i'm goraus
maHden 2efer fpottiih Ia6elup faaen:
Rd. um ioI6s Observation-Disclosures
au leien. Himmt man bod nift BIZ,
3eituns sar 5aHb! - absr, bic Sane
III bod Hidt fir ale RenIdeu i.lbfts
oerftdnnlid. Sh t5nnte a. g. aus benz
Bolt Der 9ihter unb Genier mtor
als sinen gsfdeitsu Wonn, fosar aus
Der 5duptitabt Der bentffen assrtellis
seHs. aufibreu, Der mad Rom pers
pf!an3t. fib fehr untehoaiih fiihlte
pom 3anber Der @ers1natnbeit nitis
perfpiirte unb eiumdl iiber bos ons
oere WtaI bebaupiets, in Rom rel bod
rein gar ui6ts Iosi@ Manhtm ceft
ebsu Der GiHn fir bos grobs in Der
Berganeenbeit fpGt oeer ME auf: grou
Bu9bols bat bic stuise Stabi NIT an.
oersu augeu ungeieben als Goetfy.
nub 5eiet fi4 ni6t BEL ben neussfis
lthen Jtdlisnern Oft in Der auffal.
lsuoiten Gorm oos planmdbige Sir,s
ben. ii6 felbft. b. 8. bic Geaeniport,
uuf Rotten Der Bergangsnbett sur gsls
tuns su bringeu2 gemiiben fie iih nid,t
Isit Dier5is SabrtH. 3tugHtfT. Der Gs.
ththte aus5utilgen. um fEr Elm Heues
Rom plas 5H fhaffeR, iDstieifrn Il,
ntht in bem geffrsbeH, Der iibriasu
gDeIt 5u seigtH, bab bic efuioe gtabtI
tein altertbiimerErfsum uHo tetne
Ruinenfdtte mebr tn, foubsrn Elm
9ummelptds frifhen, nsuaeitIfd<u
QebeHs2 Gs aibt pisIe, isbr piele Stas
liener, bic Iieber f6Asn, oaB bic nrsms
ben bur6 oie Beige elmer mo6ernen
9roBftabt mad Fom gelodt uiirben
ols onrd bie Ruinen unb Wlufesn
unb bGB In ber sfpigen Stobt fopf.l
> LOG tndre1 trie In Boris ober Berlin.
llnn gins nida BON 4nbeainn burh bic
gorbersitunssn fur bas rSmiffe Hsgfs
idbr 1911 ais rotberJaoen Der gruHD<
aseaHts: esr aalEsH Mslt bic Gr6te
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-05
Jabrtea in bic @elt ses llHter.
irbifAeu.

0is 0rfofF6uHs ! Der unitrisbifGen
5oblsn, 00net Hnb atsriiHes, bio
ntben otr Mslt BEG Gt9ibcssn In sss
letmn'broaeH IitfeH sins sefabr0oa
grnuftge uHn bod HagifH lpdsnbs
S5snsfss iibsrraf4subss Aunbsr Of
fsnboreH, IL nt4t muir sin aufueens
otr, Don AbeHteueElalisgsH Itib<Hs
f1aftiiH befr'sbsHsr Gport. fonetrH
auh etn sntioguHssn0lss anb f1Uiss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-05

rabo 5uriidgeEen rnuB, spdbreHb burd
3neeftGHbniife, bic gssenisiiigen Bor
theil bieten, unfere ansiubr nah Gos
rano bis auf cine boIbe MtIIiaroe eos
sScbr uno pttleidt mod n,ebr iteiger
niroe. 5iersu lit nod su bemertsn.
nab es fih nidt um GIportartifsl tdns
teIt, rpie 8aumfpDne nne aupier, ifns
bern nm fertige Wadrtn Der lamb.
auirtbihaftIidsn uno Der ttGniT6en
sSnDuftrie.
Das iIt aIles 10 fldr unh einlent=
tsnb, oab bds 8oIf nit iiberipdltigeus
Der Rsbrb:it ben 8ertras paiitrt su
Ishen fDiiHfbt. Die Geaner Fno, fpis
Der prdiiosnt rihtis bemertt, Die Sns
tsrefFen, mas cine perIhGmte 8e3ett)s
nung fir RonopoIiiten tft. Der Pds
pitrs9ruft ipirO, fpenn tunaoiides gos
pier Ib:r Die 9rsnse fommt, uibt um
Elm Ries ipeniasr psrtaufen, u6er sr
fpiro tetne gaonopofsprtiie berehnsn
f0unen. 9dber Der Biosritann. auh
Der SoI3truft piirbe bel freier Sol3etns
fubr sinen eeniigenoen Breis .rSieIeu.
neil bic ameritdniihsn BdIpungen be,
treFfs beg Sol3transports giiHftiaer gez
legsu ftHo, afs Die tanaoiihsn Bilotr.
Bios t0nHtsu feline TtcnopDlspretis ses
Toroert tperoeu. Destpegsn Der Dioers
itano BON biefsr Seite. Die 5oIs= uuo
Pnpierz zSendtorsn fpIroen nicht 3uhlz
reid geHue fem, nm eem 9srtrage
ernitlife S6tpierietsitsn gu MAIDEN,
iie ipsroen aber BON Oen Seuntpren. Die
anoere Ronopole pertretsR, unferitiist.
sic molten feline greifs in bic 6o6s
3ollmauer geIsst iebeu, aus 5urdt. ss
t0nnten eoHR fpsiters 20her bineiResz
ihlagen fperben. Sisis gsfprgnib III
ia uuh oolIfommen bseriinbsi. GdsI
8uf Der Der. Staaten ift bod uber
riht od3u porsanoen, um bon Wpnos
poIen ouseebeutst su psrbeu. Der
Diosritanb Der 9ruits uno Mouppols
gsgen ben 9ertrds 3sist, ME nptbpsHs
big IS III, bab oas Bolt isinsn gan3sn
sinfluB sur Geltune bringt. oamit oer
9ertrde oHeeuommen fperoe.
Sm lIsbrieen banbslu bic 5rufs
Iebr unperniinTtig mas Trsili6 BON
RonOpoIiitsn nitt iiberraftt. In
1r5glih tann ibnsH sntsdnssn Tsin. bdb |
oas Bolt oringenb cine 6trabfsbuns
iHfersr bobeu 36u. psrIanst. grdfis
BENT Saft trtfft 8ortebrunaen. Bag bic
srmdBisuHs cine mabigs III uub uns
ere Sueuitris npr S6anen betpu1rt |
piro. Rit anh.reH Wort.n: sr maft |
inc tonisrpdtips 5drifs fsRepiiiou sum
Brosramm Der rspubiiianifneH Bar |
tt. SriHet er bdrit Httt burh, 10 |
'erihDtubet 5aft mitiammi Der re-
'ubIitauiffsn 8artsi aus Der Rtai:s
uu9 uno bic psmotrdtiihe gartsi piro |
om 8olts NIT Der ifsRspiiipu be- |
rdut. Damn ruiro Der Snnitt bs6eus |
emo tisfsr f.in. 8srfhi:oeHe, bic isst |
u ben StunDpatteru balten, neroen
'os tuobl Thlisblih .initben uno ZEN |
9ertrda uutsrftiissH. 5arauf beruH |
lra ois 5offnuns bss g@rGfietuien, |
aB Der 8ertraa 3ur aHnabm. eeIans
en- pirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-05
Der YraiioeHt uns Der fana-
biihe Sertras.

Der prdIioent bat abtrmals .:nt
ldnasre Rsoe 3u 8unitsn ees candoi.
! i6eH 8ertraees aebutttn. Bel oaTer
8eIegtHbeit bat er iih isbr e.utlitael
Sprahe beoient, inoem er auf b.,
| 9ol3s unb Papier.S SntsrsH.ntsn als oi,
bduptiat4i9ftsH 9sqner oes 9.rtraaa
ftnDefft, mas p6Elie Den SbdtiaGen
entfpriht. gr ldBt our6bliden, BAR
er fir bic 6ol5' SniersFent.n. pomit
rle Bdio6eitssr aLlefn cemeiHt iinb,
1thts iibrig bat uno abfhtIiA in rem
canaoiften 8srtras 5oIS auf si. irsi.
little aeftent bat, um oas BOLT bon Dem
Sot5sWonopol Su befreisn, oas urb.
sfpiHelih lit, neil Der peitdus ar5Bte
5hetl Der Prtoatrpalbuneeu oisI.s
2auoes in elmer 5ono toHsentrirt III.
Der gBtoerItuHO Der 8opisrfabritari.n
plro aIs ungeredafertigt .rpitian,
uahoem feitssiteIt lporben III, oas Mr.
teitsl0bn. in Der Pdpisr. o5nbuItrie Ga
Hdbds ni6t niebriger finb, ais BEL nns.
98ds uuIere Bdpisrfn6rttanten i.st
benattheiIigt. 1T Der 3ou auf oas ,ur
6sriteaang BON Bdpier RotbfuenS:as
Rebmaterial uHs 6isf.r pirb aeq..
ihaHt. Demnan tam urIerer oSuou.
itrte ntht Der mtnoefts S6dben aus
oeru 8ertrdge ertpahfen.
Nun reloen fih aud Warmer ols
9egner oes Bertrags. 5n qetpiiien
idropirtFfhaftliten areifen heot man
bie 8efiirhtung, oaB sollfrsier cuuaOi.
t6er 9Gei3en uufers 5tlner ner5oen
tpiiroe 3as 1T etufah tineift. Die
Jarmsr Deroeu tsinen nie6riseren
8rsis fir Bsi3.n nat benz ger.raae
erhalten. als jeBt, neil Der 9reis pou
Bei5en Ri6t IN oiefsm QaHoe uno u:tt
in Canada, ionbsru auf eem 9frsr.
tooIer Beltmartt feftseiest pirb. Sos
nett caHdoif6er Bei3sH i.st herein
tomnt, III sr unentbebriit. Die Weiil.
Ter 6rau6en i'm, UNI ibn nit dmerita.
niidem Dei3eu 3u perma5ieu, p.ii lie
1rrit teIn Wehi erportiren t0nHrn.
Daraus eebt bernor, bob ourh bic G6.
itaffung oes 3plles auf eanaoiT&su
Bsi3en Der 8erbraut Don unierem
De:seu, in Solse grDBrsr ausfubr
Don msh, 5uHebmsn uiirbe. Ter
8ertrag tanH bdber Riemaroem i'm
ZEN Ser. Stadten S6dben peruriahen
ocgegen tpiro er Dem Qdube in Tsir,r
Geammtbett uub aud einseln.n 5nz
tereHeH grcben Rusen brinoen. Die
eSnouitrie tuirb ben 8ortheii bilIiaerer
30ae In garaea gsuiebn uno tpsHu
man in Grpdgurs siebt, eoB mir rei
ben ieBigeu bObeH 3Sllen Gananas
borthrn idhrlid fir 225 TsilIipaen
Dollars BON unferen Wddreu .rrors
tirsn. 10 III barGus su ermsfen. un
pierie grocer Der grpurt mad erma.
Der 35Ge fem fpirb. Hltt SIN.
treis duf pieft 3iffern fam man sem
nur beipfiihten, tpean er
fdst, oaB es gsrroe5u ein gerbr.tsn
more. EN- abfabgebist, oos jest fcton
70 gut III unb pom 7aq su 1aa an
4usbebuune gsfDiunt, nifd fir unfer
aanb 3u iimerH. Menn ocs Ausfdnb
Sem cunnbifcben 6arbel 3ugeFdnbni1e |
moht uHb suir MIDI. bdnn III es fet5H. |
.ertdHtli6. baf Hufsr Honod init ga. |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-05

Der 2sitsr beg Stabls SruHs
IdBt in elmer Rscs p:rftsdts 9robunz
gen aegen bic RepubIic Steel & Sron
Gompanp Dsgen ibrer 9reis6erabz
ieBuHgsn ourhbIiteu. Grnft, fpie bic
Borte tLiugsn, t0Huen mir fie ni6t als
pahren ausorud seIten IaFeu, fonoerH
es nil uns iheinsn, als foqts nit Der
Reoe lsbiglih Der 8Idube ertpedt usrz
Den, baB i'm Giieuz uno StabImartt
aonturrsns beftsbt. Ter StubI.5ruit
1T gu mdHtig, als bag irseno Elm Be-
trieb es pagsH t0nnte, ibm gum Rom
turrsn3tampfe bsrausSuiorDern. Der
3rpef Der Rsoe I6sint m:br als
4ntiinOigung BON elmer beporitebsnz
ben 9erabieBun9 Der 206ne beabfi6s
ttgt. QBie man bas bel Der arosen
Waifs Der Giisnarbsiter fsrtig bringen
nil, tit ftper gu perftsben. oa fe no
tortl6 1dIeAte 20bne er6alteu. Gs
foa aber Runitidinber geben, bic Gis
nsm 5lDeimdI Die 9aut pom 2ei6e siss
ben tDnnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-05

Beun fOgar Der bemotruttfts
Stdnopatter 8ailep fir bic 6ous sgiG
sur 5albirung Der .36ue auf RobspoII.
uno tpollene Wadren itimmsn rpiro.
ounn berr1ht in Der bemotratiffen
Barter cine giHisfsit, pie nod ME su=
Dor unb 1T fiAerqsItellt, bab bic De-
notratsn in sei6IoHsnsr gsibe in ben
9Bahltampf marf6irsn perben. Gas
follte auf republitaniIter Seite bic
9ebabrenos 9eadtung finbsn. Die leBz
ten bier prdfosntentpa9leu finb ben
Hepublttanern oaourh 3ueeFalen, bab
oleOemotraten uueinig tparen. Treimal
ttImmtsn Die tonIerDatipen 1emofra=
ten sesen 8rpap unb stnmal ffinmten
bic 8rpanitsn gegen ben aonIepoaz
ttbtn Barrier. Iuf siuen iolheu uub
fslr 9roBsn 8ortbeil t0nnen bic Repu.
bittaner nt6t mebr rshnen. Aenn lie
bds unabbdngiee 8otum, bas ii6tr
ale Woblen entl6eibet, an fi6 aiefen
fDollsn, mifen fie bisfem Elm unnebmz
bares Programm bistsn, bas nidat Elm.
Gpar bon StGnbpdttersi oufueift.
Den 2anoioatsu brau6en fe uint
ianee 3u fu6en. Iaft III uufreitia
Der Bette, ben iie aufiielen f0nnsn,
aber sr muB duf elmer foLiben, polfsz
tblmli6tn platform fteben. Cont
fdlt er ourh.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-05

Cine l1mfrase bat srgeben.
naB in ben ipsItlihsn Staatsn, mt
ausnobme bon Roro S1tota, Die
rspublitauifhe 8reFs init GROCER
Rebrbeit ben tdnaoi56en 8ertrag gut
beiBt. 9aS erleSigt bie 9ebauptuns.
Der Stdnopattsr, tpona6 Die isarmer
iit an Der republttantFhen 8artet rGs
cheu piiroen, falls iie Den 8ertrag gs.
nebmiat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-05
) Derpen aroks Cur,

Gs perben sroBs gumnsH
dufsbrats, um tonfsrpatine Dsleqatsn
fir bic Derfaifungs RpnpeHtion
Su srlanssH. Inter toHitrootip Der.
ftebf man gertreter nen aorporatiOz
n.n, beren aufgobe bdrin beasben
pirne, cine 8erfoHung beraaitstIen,
tpelfe bas Bolt ben 5Ffentlidsn Rors
porctioHen In bte Sdnbe Iiefsrt. @e~
fonners betdmpft iperben Jnitiatipe
Hnb REFERENDUM. Der GruHb III ia
aud ooatommeH efuleuMtenb. MnH
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-05
Drudfshftr.

49,. 60 mirb Jebtr bis lleberssus
euns gtiDinnsH, bdb bsm Jubiior fiir
feine 9bdtisieit ois DsrDisnis RH(tt)s
seblbrt!-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-05

Goparo VII. puroe ndhges
riibmt, oaB er ben Sdbrbunbsrts Ians
gen 9aB 8tDif6eu GuglanO uHb 5rduts
reid befeitigt babe. Der issigs a0nig
Georg V. tDiro, pie es fhsiHt, ben
3ubm bednfpruden t0nnen. bab sr
ben Heu sntitanOsHen 9aB 3pifh:n
9eutIhlano uno @HglaHo beFeitiet
bat, bd erfihtIi6 lit, buB Die 8tsiss
hungen 5Dif6en beiosn Rationen iih
beitduoig frsuuoIibsr gsitaltsn. 9ieI
bd3u bat Der 3uidmmsubruh Der bon
Goparo VII. stngelsiteten pOlitit BEL
qstragen, Die Elm fsites 3uIammeHbalz
ten 5tDii6su RuBlano, srautrsih unb
Gn9ldno 3ur 9oruusiebuHg bate.
Dieis 5rsunpihaft lit aber, ips3itll To-
fpsit es RuBIanb betrtfft, p0lig aus
eem 2eim gsgangen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-05

ReprGfentaut Sdmmtl dpria
ni6t 6amme0 BON Rep Serisp bat
etns RefoIutipn etngsbruft, tpeIhe
bstm Staatsfst,stdr aRFrdgt, Db Der
umerttanif4 : britifde Shiebspertra9
gsgsn 9eutf6Iano eeribtet lei. Rah
fetner 4H9abe bat Der engIifhe Ris
uiftsr Deg auspdrtiasn bag angebeutet
uno Der amsritariI6e SouiII in Con-
bon pas bebauptst. Bie IS fi6 nit
2eBterem per61lt, tptFsn mir niht.
SIN 5aGe er foIhe 4euBerung setban
bd6sn foGIte, sebiihrt ibm cine psrbs
3ltrehtpeiIung. aber Der engItf6s
Prsmier bat beitimmt uidt angsoeutst.
baB Der gsrtrag ssgsu 0euti6Iano
Qsri6tst lit, oa unIsrs Regierung
9eutf6!ano ebenfaas 3u stnsm fol-
6en 8ertrags eingslaoeH bat.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-07-03
HOLD FUNCTIONS
FOR BALLiNGERS
Hon. r. A. BaIIinger and Mrs. BaIlng-
er Are Guests at Special Social
Functions Today

Hon. R. A. Ballinger and wife, ar
rived in the city at noon, and since
then they have been guests at a
round of social functions. They were
taken to luncheon at the Hotel Fair
mont by the members of the Fourth
of July reception committee. This af-
ternoon Mrs. w. A. Rupp gave a tea
in honor of Mrs. Ballinger. A great
many of the ladies of the city were
present and enjoyed the opportunity
of meeting Mrs. Ballinger This ev-
ening Mrs. Ballinger is to be a guest
of honor at dinner party given by
Mrs. w. ]. Patterson at her home
on West Fourth street.
The banquet tonight at the hotel
Washington in Mr.. Baliingers honor
promises to be very elaborate. The
dinner will be served promptly at
eight o'clock. Following that will
come the toast progra N, presided over
by Attorney j. B. Bridges. Mr.. Bal
linger will be the principal after-din-
ner speaker. Others will give short
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-07-03
DIARY
OF PIONEER WOMAN
Record Of Early Events Given in Daily
Chronicles Left by Mrs. Mary
r. Walker

HOQUIAM, July 1.-The diary Of
Mrs. Mary r. Walker, wife of the late
Elkanah Walker, pioneer missionary
of the Northwest, is being transcribed
by Jerry Walker, nephew of Mrs.
Walker, of this city.
The diary is daily account, be-
ginning with March 5, 1888, and COW
ers a period of 10 years. 1t deals
with the trip across the continent in
prairie schoonerS, of trials and tribu'
lations and of fights with the In
dams.
The Whitman massacre is we'll writ
ten and tells in detail of the terrible
slaughter.
The account, written each day, is
without color and gives credit to
whom credit was due in many hap
penings which have become a part
of the state history.
1t tells of Walkers work among
the Indians and what he accomplished
in the missionary field The diary
also furnishes important facts which
have heretofore been missing and will
be of invaluable assistance in max
ing up the future of the state.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-07-03
TO INCORPORATE
KAUFMAN STORE
Former Business Firm Of Kaufman
Bros, Now Becomes Tho kauf-
man Bros. Company.

Staring with the first of July the
Kaufman Bros. business, which has re-
Gently been undergoing readjustment,
begins to operate under the name of
The Kaufman Brothers company, in.
corporated. The company will engage
in the dry goods business in the Kauf-
man block and the affairs of the COM
pany have been put on sound basis
for business operation.
Samuel G.. Kaufman will be presi-
dent and manager and Isodore Kauf-
man, secretary and treasurer. Both
men will confine their attention to
the Aberdeen establishment, having
disposed of their Bellingham store.
The kaufmans have been in business
for many years and their scores of
patrons will be pleased to learn that
the reverses which the former firm
met with have all been settled and
that the new firm beings it's corpor-
ate business with added stability.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-07-03
OFFICERS ARREST
HOQUIAM FORGER
Local Police Take John A. Harmon,
Charged With Perpetrating Big
Forgeres

Friday afternoon Capt. George Dean
and Officer E. G. Tribbetts arrested
John A. Harmon, holding him in con-
nection with the forging of checks
amounting to $345 in Hoquiam on
Thursday. He was taken to Hoquiam
and has been bound over to the SUI
perior court. He is now confined in
the county Jail at Montesano. The
arrest was made at the corner of G.
and Hume streets, the officers recog-
nizing the man from the description
given by the Hoquiam police.
The checks were cashed at the
Lumebrman's Bank, one for $272.5O
and another for $3.50, both on Peter
Hunley, rancher near Newton. When
arrested Harmon had 1924 in gold in
his possession. Harmon is q native
of South Africa. He fought in the
Boer war and in the Spanish-American
war He was at one time in the U.
8. navy.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-07-03
ANOTHER JUNE WEDDING
OCCURRED ON FRIDAY
Miss JESSIE GIdden Becomes Bride of
Albert p. CIoes Of Seattle, at
Pretty Function.

Most of the June weddings this year
have been home affairs and the sea-
sons brides have affected simplicity
rather than display. The last of the
months weddings, that of Miss Jessie
Glidden and Mr.. Albert P. Cloes, which
occurred on Friday, was no exception
to the rule. The affair was a quiet
home wedding at the residence of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I. B.
Glidden, 404 North G street. Rev. r.
E. Cooper of the Presbyterian church
read the service, a small company of
guests being present. The bride was
attended by her sister, Miss Minnie
Glidden, while her brother, Ira B.
Glidden, served as best man. The bride
wore a going-away suit of blue serge
and white hat. A bountiful wedding
breakfast was served at the conclu-
sion of the ceremony, after which
Mr.. and Mrs. Cloes took the train for
Seattle, where they will make their
home.
The wedding comes as the culmina-
ton of courtship started when the
couple We're attending business COL
lege in Seattle. Following their grad.
uation Miss Glidden served as steno-
grapher for the Great Western Smelt-
ing and Refining company, while Mr..
Cloes entered into the employment of
Bradstreet's commercial agency. They
will live in West Seattle, where the
groom has a pretty home awaiting
them.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-07-03
CAN COLLECT ALL TAXES

OLYMPIA, July LIN an opinion
to the prosecuting attorney of JEFF
ferson county the tax commission to-
day ruled that the county taxing of.
ficials have the right to enforce the
collection Of all taxes, regardless of
the time they have run. The ques.
ton was brought up as to whether
or not the county officials could col.
lect delinquent personal taxes, and l. q
commission says they can.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-07-03
What 10 = Bath?

What is a bath? Is 1t the simple
bath OF hot or cold water and soap.
or the Turkish bath OF hot air or the
Russian one OF steam. or the mud
bath of SaintAmand-les-E Faux. or the
compressed air bath OF Reichenhall. OF
the baths Ut wine favored by famous
beauties. or the sun bath OF modern
hygienists. or the Laplander's plunge
into the hot blubber OF just killed
whale. or the bath OF asses milk. to
provide which for his consoyt an Ear
of Portman bought cheap the Port
man estate north Of Oxford street as
farm to keep a herd Of asses? Now
which of these is a bath?-London
Chronicle.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-07-03
BASEBALL STRATEGY.
Bench Orders at Times Queers the
Batter With the Fans.

One Of the chnrms of the game is its
unexpectednesS. The fart that you nev
er can tell what's going to happen un
til it is history.
DO you know what inside ball
really is! Most fans" think they do.
but few really do know In fact. II
is very Interesting sidelight both Oh
the game and on the American char.
acter. to realize that nine out OF ten
people who see a ball game see only
the flesh of 1t, never realize the skele
ton on which ii ia built never see the
heart beating nor watch its litphlood
flow You go to game and shout
yourself hoarse
Hit II out. you. you bOnehe-id
What yer standing there for: Think
this pink tear They're all perfect,
good-hit EN-" And the player al,
the plate. hearing. longs to obey-toi
all players love to ht-yet holds him
self in.
Make him give you three balls
Then hit! are mis- orders from tn.
bench from the baseball general OF
There Is but one out Hits have tn.rl
few and far between. but IL lony NJ
will score the man How get ION.
fly? BY meeting one which cuts IN
heart OF the plate" square ana fan
How get the pitcher to serve such e
ballI by working" him until lhrr.
balls have been called. when tn
fourth ball must come over the plate
or the batter be gwen n pass. hence.
the orders. II they go wrong. II the
pitcher succeeds in getting three strikes
across before three balls. the bate,
strikes out. and groan goes up from
the crowd hut the batter knows ana
the pitcher knows. and the team
knows. and the players on the bench
know thar the man at the plate struck
out because he was obey1ng orders
World Today.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-07-03
TOLD IN FEW WORDS.
Shortest 'Robber Story In History. Is
Narrated by voitaire.

Narrated by voltaire.
In his study of Seven Great States
men" Andrew D. White describes the
work done In the eighteenth century
BY the French minister IurgOt aEalnS,
the vicious system then prevailing OF
farming OUT the taxes. A great
combination Of contractors resulted
who grew enormously rich at the peO
pies expense. not. however. without
able criticism.
This syndicate assumed the charac
ter Of what IN America Of these days
would be called a combine. and at
the head OF II were the farmers gen.
erul. wealthy. powerful and. As a rule.
mercileSs Their power pervaded the
entire nation from the Kings apart
ments ut Versailles to the cottages OF
the lowliesi village
10 those men and their merhOds Vol
tatre had made u reference which ran
through France and indeed through
Europe
A party of Partsians were amusing
each other by telling rob!,rr stories
Presently voitaire. who had been
listening quietly. said:
Il can tell r0bber story better
than any of yours"
The whole room Immediately BE-
came silent and listened to the great.
est parsonage in the French literature
Of the eighteenth century.
voltaire after clearing his throat be
gan as follows:
"Once on time there was q farmer
general"
Then he was silent Presently all
began to cry out:
"Why do you stop? Go on. Tell Va
the story"
Il have told the story" said Vol
taire. do you not see that my state
ment implies the greatest robber story
in historyY
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-07-03

Creditors have better memories than
debtors Franklin.