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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-08-15
OUR PAGEANT

We look at thee. dear old Vermont,
Through the Pageant of the years,
And our hearts oft swell with lofty
pride
Our eyes oft dim with tears.
We see the trackless wilderness,
The glorious mountain peaks,
The lovely wales, the rushing streams
The glistening, placid lakes.
We hear the axe-man's ringing stroke
We see the forests fall,
We see the rough log.cabin homes,
That housed and sheltered all.
We see the sunlit clearings grow,
The settlements begin,
The primal church, the modest school
The harvests gathered in.
We watch the settlements increase,
The towns and cities grow,
The roadways winding through the
trees,
The farm lands spread, and know
That from the struggle and the toll,
The warfare, and the strife,
The sacrifice, the dauntless faith,
Emerged glorious life.
Vermont, they gave their all for thee
Their sweat, their earnest thought
We see the product of their stress,
The glory that they wrought
Shall we forget our Pioneers
From every mountain peak,
From every vale, and every hill,
OF them the winds shall speak.
To them we owe whate'er we are,
Oh! noble women, fearless men,
And centuries may pass away
Fer come their like again.
And Bennington may proudly claim
Her share of glorious deed,
For when the nation calls to arms,
Her men, and women, lead.
The fame of her Green Mountain
Boys,
Her dear old Council Hall,
Where gathered loyal hearts a1ame,
To answer dangers call.
The grinning catamount that stood,
Above the tavern sign.
Breathing defiance to the foe
Across the border line.
The battle won for freedoms cause,
That turned the rushing tide
OF England's hosts, and reused agar
The patriots hope and pride.
And ever, where the war clouds SEND
Their thunder and their flame
Her sons on every battlefield
Have won immortal fame.
In war, in peace, in civic strife,
Her women and her men,
Have won proud laurels. and they
will
Again, and yet again.
And so today in memory.
OF what has gone before
In Pageant we commemorate
These glorious deeds OF yore.
Surrounded by the beauty OF
Our mountains, wales and streams.
We have a right to glory in
The future of their dreams.
w.
Bennington, VT, Aug. ~. 1911.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-08-15
a novel rine.

An Englishwoman In the Rivera
stepped ON the fooiboard of train,
intending to enter the carriage. but
found the door locked. The train
started suddenly and she recognized
that she would have to travel on the
footboard until the next station was
reached A man who saw her plight
crept backward on the footboards'
stepping from carriage TO carriage
with some peril and supported her
with bis arm until the next station
was reached. half an hour later. The
woman was fined several francs for
illegally travelling outside the train"
The rescuer disappeared without leay
Ing name or address.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-08-15
Earnino n Spankina.

Mrs. Brown was downtown yes
terday. didn't know but might
meet you Mrs. Greene-l was down
town. too. and I'm awfully sorry |
didn't see you. Little Johnny Greene
Ma. don't you remember we saw Mrs
Browns dog and you said; Come,
let's hurry away from here. That old
cat must be somewhere near" What
old cat did you mean, mar
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-08-15

II do not understand t." said the
philosopher.
"what Is botherIng you nowr' IN.
quired the other
"If man is two hours late arriving
home his wife raises n row, while II
he is gone two years she win give him
a royal welcome Women are pecul
iar."-Pearson' Weekly.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-08-15

remind us assets are not what they
seem. Values shrinking. leave be.
hind us riches worthless as a dream.
Insurance always Ia worth par and Is
Immediately available National Life
Insurance Company OF Vermont.
(Mutuai.) Earle 8. Kinsley, General
Agent, Mead Building. Rutland, Vt
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-08-15
GONE
"slmpls Remedy from w. 1. ookay's
Removed Them" says Society Lady

"slmpls Remedy from w. 1. ookay's
Removed Them" Says Society Lady
"The best akin specialists told me
that nothing would remove my FREQ
kles and that I would carry them to
my grave" said a we'll known socie-
" woman. "but fooled them all with
a new drug othine-double strength.
that bought at w. l.. 0okay's which
cleared my skin and gave me a fne
complexion"
The action OF othine 10 really re-
markable. for when applied az night.
many OF the frecklee disappear en-
tirely by morning. and the rest have
begun 10 fade. An ounce n usually
al that r. needed even for tho worst
case.
De sure to ash w. l.. 0okay for the
double strength chime. a. this n
sold under = guarantee Of money back
u Il faila 10 remove the freckles.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-08-15

Total bases-Bennlngton IL, Dan.
torths 2; sacrifice hits. Fnnegan, Nc
Crehan, Burlington; two base hits.
Connors, Brennan; home runs. Nc
Crehan; bases on balls. on Wheeler
IL. OF Merritt 2: left on bases. Ben
nington s. Danforths 2; struck out. by
Wheeler 6. by Merritt l. Umpire En-.
Miss.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-08-15
NORTH HoosicK

The marriage OF Miss Nellie Towne
OF Hancock. Mass. 10 Leslie Haswell
of Indian Orchard. formerly OF this
place was solemnized at $3.50 o'clock
Wednesday morning. August 2. in
stead OF nj $3.50 In the afternoon as
stated In the Banner recently
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-08-15
Waitinn Enr .h. chann..

Marks-My old aunt had not been
dead twenty-four hours when her par
rot died too. Parks-The poor bird
died Of grief. suppose. Marks-No;
poison.-Boston Transcript.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-08-15
A CRYING Educational Need.

ibid you zee where some professor
says that children ought not to learn
anything about fairy storiesr'
"Nonsensel How would they know
how 10 reel EN- OF all right when they
needed TO tell them later on In lifer-
Baltimore American.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-08-15
Vary Par,lnular.

'Mayme ia a crank on having things
harmonise isn't shei"
"Yes, to such an extent that she
won't use rats because she has mouse
colored halr."-- Baltimore American.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-08-15
BENNINGTON, VT, AUG. Is, 1911
NO PAPER TOMORROW

Tomorrow being a legal holiday,
Bennington Battle day, there will be
no issue of The Evening Banner. The
business office will be open in the
morning from s to 9 o'clock.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-08-15

Carnival night tonight in Benning
ton and Bennington battle day tomor-
row. Bennington extends a welcome
to all her friends and neighbors.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-08-15
Lsmsnta

Little Bopeep had lost her sheep.
That's nothing" cried Wall street
swe've losf our lambs-"
Herewith they lamented slack bust
sess.-New York Sun.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-08-15
An Exclamation.

$50 you have been married. Did
your husband die. or whatT
The Iatter."-Chicago Record-Her.
aid
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-08-15

Glory. ambition. armies. fleets,
thrones, crowns-playthings Of grown
children Victor HuEo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-03

yin GARNER Bel 5pDlsr, Snb., bss
Ienrbss augettagt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-03

@unten gefGrbt. Tan ftoBe ba uuf
isber Sette auf nngenduigteftsn. ab.
ft6tli9es 8erIfrpeigen, GHtfte1ung
bpn Sbdtfahen. Das San5e TRACE
ii6tbare Spuren dubsrft fII9tiser Be-
banbIung oes Dorbanoenen UlateriGls,
bds In teiner WeiIe erf9opfeno bear
beitet fporben fst. 8itte fubt bunn
fur6 einaelne angdben bieIs Derf4ieoe'
nsn 8ortpiirfe matchmaker 3u erbdrs
ten. Wldn fiebt bem Bud nit elmer sez
ner setpifenSpannuns entgegen, tmiD-
uehr, als dlIgemein ausenommen tpiro,
baB Ruroputtin BAG Grfheinen bes
8u6es nit elmer BiFolenforoerung be.
outtporten tperbs. Wan meint, Witts
!piir6e fi3 bieiem Dueu fdnsrtih ents
Sieben t0nneu, obgleih sr dugsn6lidlt9
en- elmer Isi6tsn WtittslObrert5iinbuns
Ieioet unb aus bisfsm 9runoe Dem.
rdhit Ct. 9stsrsburs 81 DerlaFen &c.
oentt, um ii4 in SHofraHtrei4 gu sr.
bolen.
Cine 0arnung an grant
reid.
8ubdpeft, 1. Wat. Der off.
5t0fs Better 2Iobb" srgreift beute IN
stnem augeRI9einIi6 tnipirirten artt.
lei, Der an Die QoreFe 5rautrsi9s oe<
ri6tet ift, oas WOrt au Der Gage in
Warotto unb tparnt sSrantrsi6 Bel lei.
nsm Borgsben in elmer ntht mib3upsr-
ftehenben Weiie.
Der .2lopo" tpetft barauf bin, 6aB
Seferrei5zllHgarn nuh tetnsr Rid.
tung bin ssbuRoen lei, un6 f9IisBt isis
ne @drnuug nit Der Bemsrtung, bqb
oGs Rsi8, i'm 9olIbeFs ieiner 5ano.
HHgsFrstbett, fir bic Wdbrunq Teiner
SntereHen unb Der beitebsnoen Rs6tss
normen eiutreten Tonne.
lDumms um RtGlton.R az
Ieimt.
puris, 2. Wdi. Die bsutiaen
3ettuneen 6sri6ten iiber ben 9ufams
msubru9 zines i4tpinosIbaftsn ~
ran3unternsbHens. Sin anqebIifer
BANTER Rumens 2uctsn Ripier bate
hur6 Profpstts CUR gst6eiligilng On
elmer SapitQIsunlags aufgsfprbert, Die
er rRent. 8imsnIus[Ie" uaunte unb Die
tei Giu5dblung bon buuoert Jraucs
tcsIib siusn Granc 3tnisn bringsn
icIIts. Bis biss RunftItiid suftanbe
! gebradt perbeH folIie, oeri6pisg Ri
Dier. Gr besriinoets Ietne 3istretion
nit bem sirleuhternen Sds: rllnfer
Gebeimuib III uuier 8srmOgtnl" Die.
Iss Rs5ep. betpdbrte fih trenieFens Bel
tbm, osnH ssftsru tft sr nit sinsr TliL
ltru 5rdHes psrfhipurben. Die Gin.
lagen folIsn dngsblih iiber orei TtiIIioz
nsn betragen babsH, Don bsusn Elm
5tstI al bic Funben suriidbssa1It
pur6e. Sm RaFsHiaraRt Rtpi.rs fam
ben fih nur sinige Suufsub 5rnnes,
bic sr aIs wn0tbiss Spuos" f.insm
rRubfoIser~ btutsrIisb. Ssin geab-
fOlqsr 1T ODrIdufig Der rRtsriuhuusss
ri6tsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-03
acknowledgement
Gin .iugshtIseter gsrs
breher

9supsr, GpI-, 2. Iaat. Dem
atssgsgnubisunssratb tit bic of
fiSieQs Gmpfeblung unterbreitet norz
ben, 6. D. @erbrid, pel6er I'm Suli
Oorieen Sabrss ;n 80 biz 40 Sabren
3u6tbaus perurtbsiIt porben mar,
neil er stnsu 3us Der Sdnta 5s 8abu
BET apishdpa gum gntsIeiIen gebradlt
bate, aus benz Stddtssuht6ouIe All
.ntlaH.n. Die 3uhtbdussgeamt.n ma
ren balb gu Der ll.berssugung gelangt,
baB 9erbrid aus ROtoritdtsfutt fi6
oes 8srbreaens. 5u benz sr ii6 freiz
pilIig ihulbis betdunte. gar niGt Be-
sangsn bate. Der Waun mar aubers
benz Elm MurpbiumeTsr unb aIs er
bon oief.r Sunt sebeiIt mar, aob er
3u, ii6 sur 3sit bes Gifsnbohnz I'm
gIiits in Srnee Gate, Rit., befuuben
3ll boben. Dies tpurbe audi burn am
seitelIte Rad]fprIhungen beitGtiet unb
Der Rihtsr uub 9tftrittsdnpalt bran,
gen oarauf. baB Der RaHn in ;srets
belt gefsst tperbe.
anappes Guttpmmen.
S1asi ), Ggrri; Ggrri;., 2. s9gsa; s9gsa;. - &C.
nora 5runciseo gbiupo, bic Satin
bes meritanifasn gefeblsbabers, Der
Senor 5alumantes -itno feline beiben
S0hne fiiiiiirsn lisb. traf, uIs syaouis
Snbianerin psrtlsioet, bier in geuleis
tuns zines 5iibrers elm. Die Dame
mar bon ben RebeIlsn anaebalteu uub
ourbiu6t norben, ihr @sIb, tpelGss
iie in ibrem Saar beritedt bate, mar
d6er ni6t sefunben porbsn. bis fie
Der aufforbsruus. ~9tpa Rabsrp~ Su
rufen. nu9setOmm.n mar, IisB man tie
Idufen.
StiftuugeH an Der goIums
bta uuiperfitGt.
Rem Dorf, 2. Noi. - Die Cos
lumbia uniperiitdt mslbet, baB Elm
unbetanntsr Moblt6Gter fir Operaz
tions Stuhten cine idbrli1s 5ben-
flung Don $4,000 gematt bat. Gtne
onoere Shentuns ieBt idbrlih $15,.
600 fur bic Stiftung unb aufrenters
haItuns zines giirsaus sur 5Srberune
.lutdeuit itoftlinsr llntsrfuEvnQ Iesias
IIasissn gssfss@ aas.
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Die aei6e bss ObtrftsH Don SAliHs
ting In Berlin beerbist.


Dom Gomorra rpro3eB.
Biierbo. JtalieH, 2. Tsai. Gens
IlarD Abbotemnggip, Der Gtoatsseuge
In benz Gumorrn grpseb. rurhe am
9isHrdg ouf ben 3tueenftaub serns
fen. nm Hiiinnlih bas / bonn ihm
fhriftlid abssI<sie 0eftinbniB ~
tritosrbolen, nos er esusaGt, nn@oem
e In eiae ibm p0n ben GsnhdrHsen ses
fieIIis gale aseoneen nor.
Der 3enge fcar Der an Ttine Rous
rage geheIlstn Mufgobe pclItcmmen
esfpo@fsn. CT ipseberbclte isln Ges
jtdnbnib In tIarsr unb sutpeiIeR fos
gar bertbisr Meiie. DdbreHb nis dns
beren DefungeneR in bem grcben
Gtahtdfig ibn fpgsb<r In ibrtr tpobRs
itnnieeH mntb Derflunten.
Jebe Bebdupiung, be CT aufItsIse,
nurse bon ben Gefonsenen im0orous
in Abrebe geffsJlt uab 0ls er geenoet
b1tte, erbob fih AlfonO, bas GngtbIis
de 60upt Der Gnmorrn, unb rief:
.abbottmos9ie perbient auf 30 Sabre
ins 3uhtbous ssf6idt su perDeu--
Der Gtaois3ease fogte, bob bic Ca
morr1 nidt npr auberbnib. foHoerH
oun innerbnIb Der GefdngniiIe sJids
liens In gut prgnnifirier Mtiie tris
fire. CT fagte. bcb Die srfie Grdgt,
bic On siHen Tlnnn seitellt iperben.
ipenn er IN etnem Gef1nsnib einselit.
fsri iperbe, bic iei, oh er eiH Gamors
rift fsi, unh fpeHn biss bejdbt tpirb.
OBJ er ein sanser Gamorriff ober Elm
pierictti fei. Die etsieren fiuoUions
nsr, bic non nint rcde TlitgIieoer Der
N<rbreH<rgelsaf afhdft FiHb. Sober Gas
morriit babe 4S piceiotii ootr Resrus
ten untsr iid. bic cine s3robeseit ~
beltebeH bnttn, unh erft eigsntlibt
Gamprriiten rperbtn. Hd6bem iie ben
Hsirsis eeliefers buben. bob iie i'm
Gfanh< finb, Wsrbsedsn ~ besthkn.
pbnt bobei erlpif4t Al iperbsn. Der
3tues foste, b0b bic Gefnnsenen nan
ihrtm Mdng In Der Gamorrd eefragt
wiiYb<n, bamit bR Gdmorriften unb
bic pieripttis Ispdrof erurptrt fDsrs
ben fDnnten urb sin Wertebr spii6sn
4 1 -. -. z!ssrsn Mlifalienern unb ben Nes
frutsn permieb<n iperbe.
G,<cFgt u. Waeg gleiIon, Der friibtre
sWgapor pom 9lsm Dori. battle efnen
Gis spii6kn ben Aenofoten iane, ipo
ion bic Gei0naenen NIT JntereiIf bes
tro6seten, bis bic W<rboHo!unstn ibs
ren Mnfdng nnbrn<r.
Die Mnschn Mbbntemdesios iibtr
Die 9rmoreung G,snndrc Gucttoics
unb isiner Irna iinD bttGnni. CT be-
bdnptet, elmer berisnieen eeiueitn 81
fem, bic NIT bsr Musfahruns ber 1ess
bre6en bstraui IDnrDs. o0b sr iid attr
Der Nsrpflintnns sHisog. iiiotm tr iitb
itnns iisllie.
GaRN mad benz Drppelmorn ipurs
bssr NIT mlarfHol Gdpisttti bttanrt.
bem Il einss 90gts mittb<ilts. odb q
fi& aesnt psrt<irntbtn m0hie. feins
Armutb b:es iRm obtr Hicht trmogs
Ii4e. Gapisstti erboi fih hnnH. ibn
bas Gj<Io peTiirtdsH 5H molten. rrenn
er, Mtbdtemdgsic. ibm etnue iib<r
bic Gxmorhung b<r Guosrolos I0ge,
nm q itHl ~ srE0sliAen. nit 0ilfs
hifIsr &snntni6 Elm NsltgIieh Der Gas
rasryn " negbsus Gtbdiemoaoic ees
tistt Il @gsial1x snt ~ = ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-03
Der Be its d 4umgsftanbaIfn
SpIumbus

SoIum bus, g., 2. Neai. IS 9ies
Isntsen WttgIieber Der Sbiuer Gsqiss
latur, bic gsbDfft batter, por Der
Sranoiurp, bic iest ben 8efe6unqsa
ttaHoal in Der 2sgislutur uuterIudt,
ausfdgen 5u oIrfen, Inn elmer 8eftrus
Tun9 our6 Elm rSmmunit1ts 8db" su
eHtgeben, erfubren am Dienftae cine
ar9e enttouI6ung, ba Der 5taatsauz
malt Turner uHo Der @enerdlanpalt
5ogan fi9 Deigertsn, lie ols 3euaen
gu at5tptireu. am Utpntaa pareu auz
bere ssSmmunitdts 96oer" pereitelt
poroen, dIs bic oprgsfhIagene Inter
iu9ung our6 Elm 2eeislatur Rpms
Mtttee bis nGh Der 8eenbicuro Der
arbetten Der 9ruubiurD perf6oben
tpuroe. Im 9ienftag tpeigerten iih
bic aHtIdgsr, gtittbeiIungen BON 2es
9lslnturmttsIteoerH eutsegsH Su ne6s
men.
Die 9raHbiurD mar ben quuseu
Tag IN StSung unb auBer ben De-
tstttos, Die bic Rorruptton uufoebsdt,
sfuHoer it6 Der 9nuperneur Surmon
unb Der Ri4tsr u. 8. Blair DON
portsmoutb duf benz 3eugeuftaub.
RiHtsr Blair lit Der Wunn, Der bic
aampagne gesen ben Stimmenf6aber
IN Goams Gcurtb ssfiibrt, ND er ala
iein 1900 BdbLsr bes 5timmrehts
fur firf Sabre perIuftiq ertldrt bat.
Der aesislutur liegt ieBt cine 8orlaqe
Dor, bic ben Stped Bat Blair aug fets
nsm iesiesn Seri6tsoiitritt binaus su
perfen unb au9 um fetn Ri6teramt
gu bringen. 9sriidte iiber 56urtereteu
m Yerbtnouns nit oieIer 8orLdae pas
ren f.tt einieer 3eit i'm umlauf.
Der Oetetttp B. Z. Burns befano
fi6 tpdbreno oes saees I'M 9erihtsqes
bduoe, nuhte a6er tetHe ausfagen Dor
Der 9rdnbiurp, bic fotpeit nod fetneu
8ertht abgeItottet bat.
Dos aommittee fir 9ef6dftsprbs
nuns, benz Or. 9eorge q. gpe, eiue
Der eriten 5auptfigureu in benz Ses
ite6uHssitauoal. anas66rte, bat am
9isnitos dufgebOrt gu sriitirsn. Der
repub!itaniIGe uno Der oemotratifhe
Jiibrer i'm 5aus, bic ReprdIentanten
2uHsoon uab Rufeq, ote beioe oen
apmmittee auseh0ren, ertlGrten suerft
refianireH 3u tnolen, ipeHu nint 9r.
Rpe uuo etn anOeres Witglisb Iofort
austreteH fpiiroeu. Die beiben Tltt.
sIteber tpeieerten iih su refiqniren,
ipGter uber ret6ten bic fGmmtliten
ftebeu Wtttslisber bes Sduiss, nit ais
!si;aissr Ansnnhms hss Or. Rne. benz
Saus tbre Rsiignattou Elm. Damn fam
es 5u eiHem Strett bariiber, oh bas
5aus in trgeno elmer @eiTe fir bic
3ufammsufesung oss Gpmmittees,
oas BON oem Spreher srndnnt puros,
berdnttportIich iei. 0ds Saus psrtagte
ii6 fdlieBItd, obns oariiber Al snt.
f6eiben, mas nit geSug ouf bic Rer
ftgnation su tbun iei.
Observation-Disclosures reibte cine
Bcrlaee elm, bic ben RIchtern bic abs
Iplute @erpfIihtlng duferIegt, 9eIeBs
ssbsr, bic Der Beite6ung TthuIbia be-
funben tpereeu, tns 3uhtbaus su Tdbt,
den. Inter ben iesissu Gsfestu tDns
nen iis NIT elmer 9eIbfrafe bobOus
tnmnlen.
Der Tstetttp Burns faste tpG6renh
bes 5ages, bab bic Sboer QegisIds
turnitglisber. bic, rpte sr bebauptet.
in ben geftenuussitdnbdl nertpideIt
Itnb, bic er6Btsu unb unperfhdmtss
iten .9rafters" ieten, bon benen CT je
In isinem 2eben sebDrt.~ Gr pplIte
km1r.A.. - - a a~-a.S
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er fsbt i'm gsrbuht, nod onbers
VsDrotRatsn begaRssu gu babsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-03

Gis GusIdubsr in Canton. China, fDs
tDtit NOD finer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-03

SIR Ohio unb bos ipefiIihe
pennfpIpaHien: Gh6nes M<tter am
Wittfpoh; am DonnerItds I40nes,
ip6rmsres Nestsr. M<ltlide Mtube.
bic perduberIih iperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-03
Der Sefe6uusslkau-
oaf in Columbus.
GDuperneur 6armuu ais i3euse
Dor Der @ranSinrg.
6eine "Smmnnit6ts s8dber" fTr
Die Sesislatnrmitslieoer.


Die Sesislatnrmsitslieoer.
DetsttiD Burns Idst, boB bic ansss
tIagtsH bic ruuDerf6Gmtetsu
Sraftsrs" isisu,
Die sr IN fsiHsm garssH 2.beu uugss
troffeu.
Der Stabttdmmsrer Spbs BON g!sto
Yprt
Der gsfsdung unb anber.r gsrgs6en
ansstIugt.
Gr DarOs untsr $500 garsI6aft sss
fteLt.
Sobn DieB, Der 9ert5eibiaer bes Ga.
msroH Damms, feline syrou uno
istR Sohn 2esIie DOR 9eri6t.
yin GARNER BET SppIsr, Snb., bss
Itnrbes augetlagt.
ct itebt i'm gsrba6t, nod onbers
TsOrbtRatsn bsgaRssu gu babsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-03
MuSlanb- -Stlesrapb

Muslanb- xelesrapb
N. Magor Mdudan uOa
lem gork
@ar am 9ieniias Elm ausmtrs.
iamer 9eHse beim Gamorra.
PrsSek In 9iterbO.
Ter an iebem xas aenc ZeHia'
tisaea siefsrt,
3k GrisbtnsunierbaHbIunssn IN
Weriio
Dsrbsn am Riiitpod Bet 5u0res ks
ginnen.
Ri4tsr Gdrabdial, Der @ertrster
dag, tn gl pofo oHssfOmmsH.
DER @uffsHftiufdnb um fisaf sass
DsrIdnssrt.
Die RsbelIiOn in Gbina brsitst ii6
aus.
9it GusIdubsr in Canton. China, fDs
trtit NOD fi4er.
Die aeide bss ObtrisH DON SAliA.
ting tn Berlin beerbist.
Cine MiuioHenfhuiHb<lsi In poris.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-03

Die RsxlliOn In China breitst ii1
aus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-03

Ri4tsr GdraboiaI, Der Wertrster
dag, IN Gl Yafo aHssiOmmsH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-03

Wsaissaas azf sss 0. Sssss1
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Or. Mapor MCQldHdn uOa
leD ysrk
@ar am 9ienIfas Elm auimtrs.
iamer 9ease beim GamSrra.
Prsse6 In 8iterbO.


Msrbsn om Hsiitpo4 BET 5uares ks
ginneu.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-20

mo philosophy is of any use to me
unless it gives me an upnft in my daily
life in practical things" said Mrs Brown.
Il want thought help that will extend to
every part of my life. 1t is a marvellous
thing what can be done with even such
small thing as a single smile. I say
smile when you can. Parents should smile
upon their children. Tell them how beau
uful they are Make them believe that
they are beautiful and good, divine. There
is little danger of making people conceited
by telling them their good points. There
is great danger OF making them too diff.
dent By failing to encourage them.
Everyone can become entirely inter-
penetrated with the cosmic CONSEQUENCES
and become one with God Every personal
consciousness is one with God. One man
thoroughly imbued with this idea can
save his whole nation and now there are
many great souls who feel and know that
God is
The audience sang several hymns under
the direction of Mrs. Emma ExceIl-Lyun-
The evening service was led by DIR. L. A.
FeaIy of Birmingham as the principal
speaker. He spoke upon The Law Of the
Way"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-20
GARBAGE WAGONS START OUT
5POfIsSs TDvn Movement BEGUN by
d. COnasn Monday.
IxTEEH WAs0ls N SERVICE
W9-z Is ssa=sEes IN -z.zzzs=s D8sfrde1.
Wa=== s=z.= Ehs-OzSAae--a Had
NS4 Kz5ByeA n CI===3sE 8a
Many Nsssz4.

stxtrsn wagons. ean7rp@d for c0Iectins
garha<= tres q charge started on their
r0unas Mundav morning
Ths cuIs-1hn was hears IN the do~@-
i@zz diz1r1ra ara ny ; o'ascS the buss-
nesz ssrtinn hAh been ci-nn=a ur, proszafT
EE- TIA FIRST time n n1AHS ESs=ias
Tksn he wagons Es-@ szartsa tArou-N
tle Esziaasnga 61szEscssa Wa uSgonz AaVs
lssal a0peFss RzsA u Districts ard will
1aSs Lae rs1zfs rzEce uses. As soaa
AZ tire szsssrss 5 shSrsrgsly syss~sratized
aaassztyss u-n know fus1 what day the
Eassnz are Ore and eza Nsrera garbage
tUr EsssM0vsi 81 thai day.
Dr. Cunaesi requests thak II any DRIVER
aGtesrges IN exzst a ehsrs4 nor collecting
gaE hass. ths number OF ths Wasua De
tzkEn amt the oEhcs modified at oacs.
We ara paving drivers = good price
tn collect Earsass and they must do it
satisfactorily says Dr. Conneil House.
holdsrs. however. mHsS bsar in mind that
the wssOns via not get around to every
hOsSss to-day or tomorrow. But they viii
Be tAsrs In their regular routine"
Wants Garbage Free.
T. B. Mcpherson, who owns the hog
farm. At sixth and Grace streets, where
the garbage Is to be dumped, has requested
the city to enter into a three years con
tract to give him the garbage free. He
sent such a demand to the health depart
ment Monday. II viii be referred to the
city council. Mcpherson contends that TO
properly sterilize the garbage, he will have
70 go 70 considerable expense. which would
not be warranted on a six months deal
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-20

nor rallway fare; that takes coin OF
the realm"
Thinking can 40 anything"
The Interpretation OF the cosnic con-
sciousness can accomplish anything in the
world"
1T Is q great thing to believe that God
10 ali about, bit it Is an awful thing to
be forty niles from home and have an
empty stomach, we've got TO have the
money"
Sunday Sessions.
James A. Edgerton OF rev York City.
president Of the alliance was E scheduled
to open the convention sunday morning,
but could not get here and an address by
T. Harry Gaze of Cincinnati was sub
stituted. Mr.. Gaze is pastor Of the New
Thought church in that eit-. where the
cult has a very strong foothold. He spoke
upon Living in the Present" The noon
healing meeting, an exemplification of the
doctrine of drugiess healing, was also con-
Quoted by Mr.. Gaze
Mrs. Grace NJ Brown. president OF the
Worlds Essene circle. was the speaker of
the afternoon and took the theme. THE
Evidence OF God"