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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-07
6eute TIT Sslagaentag.
5as Graebnis foMMt Der Anti 5u'
Z b,reuIsfiS 9iea ~ 6utt.

gDer beute fir Elm 51bnlsin, bas
ibm auf Der Strabs pon Di.Itn 3drs
ben onatbotsn tpirb. ieinsn Gbofus
erIsst, opfert oos GsEoiiiid fir eintu
ptrnienItDollsn 3sped. Der iSlagsens
tag 1T bon Der Unit 2ubereuloIis 2ied
arrangirt. sintr storperIGnft. bic tpis
ibpn fbr Homs beIagt. ith bic Be
idmpfuns Der Ghtriuoiuht CUR auis
sabe matt. Die Gonos fir bas D.ri
iinb Der 9eisalddft pom srobeH pus
bliium sugtitsilt noroen uuo iis bob<n
eamit cine IessHsrtihe 3bdttsssit enia
inltst, GIenS sslino<rt. aransbett &C.
bcnnt. Die Unit 1ubertulofis Qigc
ift uHierss 8trtrdutns pollauf piiroir
unb es mare su ipiinihen. oob bi,
giiraer beui. rett flelbig 5ahHltir
iouf.n. auberesm III ss notbpsnoig
bab bisieIben fir bic 8Onoouseabs iii,
Elm neues Sdpinoiutis 6oipital
iiimmen, bsnn bic 4nitalt. bic isst bic
fem 3rtds bisn.. psroisHt ibrtH Qa'
men niht.
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Neburten.

Spbn unb Rsuie 9abliing. 4326
clifton 2loe., arabe.
10. G. uub Rnrodrst Qanlbelt, Nit
die uno Stettinius Ioe., Wldohsn.
SoTspb unb SRrsie gebIer. 1906
Race Str, Wdbhen.
Mti6aeI unb suzanne S6li6t, 1921
9ace Ctr. anabe.
6tinrih uno aatbe guter. 1886
Spnes Strabe, anobe.
Soisph uno autbsrine peeb, 1915
Main Ctr, anabe.
georg uno Wtaris DIT, 122 81
Clifton gtpe., Wtdbfen.
5r,o. unb 6attie St1bbemun, Z
qefpis Str, anabs
Waiter uno Mlinnie gsrgamsper
Rsabirg Roao uno Wlittea qpenue
mdDhen.
Sphu uno 2lnna gspeIags. 2182
Seltm Are, 9nabe.
2ouis unp 9sln Reirlingsr, 622t
Gin ctr, WluoiIouoile. anabs.
Goparo unb Gleonoru 9ltnomsl,r
1881 Weitern 4pe., WlGbhen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-07
BON Der Siibne.
gas 2ullipi.l ,.sb. JOrtHms 6un'
ts." Easei brillnnis g8i,ssrsabt.

Sm Granb Cpsrn baus ges
langts geitsrn abenb oas bubfde
2uItIpiel .16e fortune 6unter", bon
Winhea Smitb. 5ur 0aritsaung. Das
Stiid fQnb brilants Wieoergdbe uno
purpe lpiebsr sbenio bsrBlih aufesz
nommen pie pergungene Sdtion. DIE
bonblunq er3Ghit Die Geihihte zines
iungtn Mdnnes, Der in Rem Yort auf
,tinen eriin.u 3ipeig tommen tonnte
unb nun Elm Ganoiidothen gu feinem
fpeitsrn Dirtungstreis auspdblt, UNI
tpenn moalih burd iejne angsnebmsH
Manisrsn unb feline grobitdotiihsn
4fIiiren cine reite Grbin 3u gspinnsn.
Iatiirlia bat sr GrfoIs Tas Stud
I'll flott asIdriebsn. bat tptsigen Dias
Ioa uno cine pirtfams Situationstos
nit. Don ben GaritelerR, bic burh
berB!ihsn 9eifda nusgejeihnst nun
ben, III in eriter ainie 0err DtGiam
Demins su nenntn, Der fir bic 2itelz
role ben rihtigen 5on fano uno oas
Wohluonen oes publitums bdlo auf
ieinsr Seite bate. 6rl goitb Qudstt
mar aIs bds bibfte 2lpothstsrtohters
iein r.tt ipmpatbiff. Jorreit Robin
ion ols Der alts Drabam nit benz
itiItn Sumor. gbarIes Jiihsr, 1eImor
gIart, Sbun 6. 8roUHsQ, Rsgind
gonn,ai unb Beatrice Gropsn srgdn3s
ten bos gnismble cuts Bette.
I'm aubitprfum 7 6eater
lit biefs Woas sine nsue Ginrihtunq
estrofi.R, penn outer ben rsgsImdbi:
Qen 8oriteuungen esbeH es pieIe Spes
sialnummern, bic iit gspiB oss Bet
fans Der 9eIuhsr 5u srfrsuen baber
tp.roen. LSn Der Wittpoh DamsHsWd'
tinee .rbaIt isber gsiuhsr stnsn hub'
fdxn @egenitanb. DIN Donnsritat
ahno bringt ods Golosnburg On
IsmbIs bic tole Garts ~GbdrIiss .Gpu
fin snr auFflbruHg. Sn De-
Somftae Wotinee iU,rosn Soupsnir
an oi. ainber oerabiolgts
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einndti 1raetion 60. on. Die 54jdhs
rige aI6serin fiibrt an, oab Iis am 3.
Dttober 1911, nit ibrer Gnfelin ani
Dem Sdoobs, auf Der Wproertrepps
Tires bouies Ro. 448 Delta Ipenue
fab, ais Elm. porbeiIauienDe Gar Der
Gaitern 4penus ainie entgleiits unh
tirstt sssen ben 3dun ppr ihrem 5duIe
rannt.. Gle befiirhtete, NIT BEN Rim.
be perlebt gu fpsrben, erhcb iid idnell
uHp fpOllte iih in 5iherEelt bringtn,
nls ne obnmdhtis fpurbe uno 5u 30
hen fiel gle trua babel 0erleBuugsr
fopcn, an bsnen iie heuts nod su let
Den bat.
ginf 9runb erlittentr DerIesungsr
bai aleranber Sbucas cine alose iiber
$500 peasn BITE Rorfolt & Weiterr
Rn. 60. unseitrenst.
glddIub . d den.
Rapme Gmitb III RaHiubusrDaIts
rim BON Grant gentisp; perioHalisr
S475.
aanss Brennan III Rohlubpertpdl'
term bon gribaet Brennan; Grunoei
senibum $500.
aucie 6ia iit 1sIiamentspoilitrste'
Tin bon Della psrrn; perlonalisr
S57O.
eaa 8. Gdrrifon lit RadfabDer,
ipaltsrin bon Jacob q. 511; psr'o
nalisn $1,000.
5obn ensel iii Rahlabpertpaite1
BON 2tbam Gngel; Grunosisentbuu
$500.
paul msblins tn RahlaBDerpdltel
bon Berbarb 8. 1athmann; perfona
lien $500. Grunbeieenthunt $4,000,
Ger perI0nlihs RahldB bss 4ntol
Nahimonn bstrGst $2390. nerjenil
bes Cigar R. SioIDortbn s978.92
berienia. bss Sobn Wutler $3134.9i
nnb eerisniGe BEG Gilbert u. Ban gu
ren $50, $50.
gfnnd 6. W.per, RahIabpertudlts
rim bes BEL einem Strabsnbdbnsl llnfal
TINS a,ben e.tomm.nen Sobn !
Mensr. puroe ermahtiot. bon Der Gin
tinndii 5raction 60. $500 in grltoi
ouna olIsr anipriihs 3u at5spiirsn.
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Srinf8 Ioer-ltnimg.
G.rbaus Der Gsihaftsr.iieIotR frOu'
birt ssg.h 9ptsIs.

Bonn NatipnalDerbdno Der &C.
ihdftsreifenotn 1T etne gepe9ung in
flub gebraht tporben, Die iih gegen
{ ie 5otelbeiissr i'm Qanbe rttt,t, sins
1 al neil bisielben benz ueberbanonehs
men Des Tipping" riht iteuern uno
aud, neil iis ben geourfutfTeu Don
geitdftsreiIsuoen, Iptpeit bas auslcz
gen bon Uiuiternaaren in 8etra6t
tommt, ni6t genug Rehnung 81 tras
gen iih befletbiger. Jn s1em Cir
tular'hretbeu an be geiiBer poer 8es
i6dt sfiibrer Der 5f.:lS i'm 2anoe oers
ipeiif grdiioent Dome, BON Der Goms
mercial 5rdDelers Ratipnal 2eague,
3uuGhIt borauf, baB bas n5tpping"
ben GeihGftr,tisnoen in ben Der.
Staaten idbrlia i'm 9an3en ungsfdbr
$5,0O0,000 toItet. .Shritts mifIeu
iofort gstban tperben", beiBt es in
benz Shreiben Dunu, yoaB oisiem Sps
| item iofort Elm Guos gsmatt uno
6otelangeiteQte auf eine StuFe se6rudt
perbsn, nuf Der iie 3u eriperben unb
nitt gu betteln baben EperDeu". Gs
pirp bdrn tunb unS gu piHen sez
than, oab, faQs niht baloigit abbiiITe
aeT6dffen lperes, bonn Nutionalper.
/ bane Fhrttts rpiiroen gstbaH peroen.
nm fir Iene Stapt cine Cite BON Yrts
Datpatbauisrn auf3uitsqen, in peIhem
9eihdftsreiienoe piirpen untertpma
men finoen t0nnen. .9eihGftsreIfen.
/ BE-, ihIieBt bas Sdrsibeu, s5ahier
/ idbrIih an bic 5oteLs 1926, 100000
| fir aoft uno, 2ogis; rpeitere 5000.
1000 oebsn an 1rintgeIoern oruuf piI
ibusn unter mehr obsr ipeniger Druid
a6aenotbigt tperosn." Sn 8etrsff oei
| gugteqens cpu MuItsrpauren Mil pe1
| Qationalper6uno Der 8eihaftslsiisn:
ben fih GAR ntdt msbr auf Die 9otels
perlaiIen, ionoern i'm Geihdftst6sil et
ner ieoen qr0bersn Staot RdumIi6tel
ten bsT6affen, in rpelhen 8sfddftsrei
Ienbe ibrs WluittrDaaren oroentIld
ausIegen uuo ibre aunoen emptan9s1
tonnen.
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element 100, Ben Ganb 10, DIT
quesne 113, gope Wotdes 113.
Diinfies Rennen = S.tling: 0reis
i1brige unb dItsr; sin MeiIe unb Iisbs
ala Yorbs: 4initen 1O3. Stit gin
103, Gliftonian 1O3, gbemulpo 103,
6nHlb 1O6, WiIf1b gerbss 1o6, Dis
eonpent 106, Uaerrp CAB 106 Gasqus
100, Deter peaber 112, go. aed 112,
Gong 5anb 112.
Gehftes Rennen - Se[ling; 8reis
idbrias unb dlter; Elm. Reils unb Iisb=
ala yurbs: Gbun Collins 100, Barn
Dance 100, 1ap Bar 103, 2ilp BAR
ton 103, 5albeman 106, Doranoo
. 1e9, 1urrst 112, 6enrp 5uttins
ION 112. Bob 60 112, Wunoer 112,
Gam Barber 112.
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2tiinmf fir feurp iooefte, repn'
blifaniidser aanoioat fur Stact'
Zmatmeiifer.


I6epbor Wariball puree bon Der
antlnae bes aeinoieuftabLs freiseipros
den. CT TclIts aus sinsm 9iiterDagen
ber q. unb :. gifsnbahn eine yuppe
i'm Wsrits Don 81 esitpbIsn babsn.
Die Qeser ClIper Rid une Jdnles
Curtis puresn iauIsig tsfunoen. ibrs
4rbeitasbsr, siut giearrsns5i ZEN
aros, nm elmer sroben Gotten Cigar
ren unb Giaorsttsn beitohlen Su las
BEN. Gle tpurosH 5u ie 10 Iagen ar7
bsitshauE, $50 uHo aoiisn OerurtbeHt.
Diefslh Struis ;raf ben Grocsr Go
burn Barter, pou Ro. 52S Weit 5.
aDenue, lpsIhsr oj. ssftohlsnen Sahen
BON ben Disbsn gstauft batt.. 3isanz
slaat aeasn ibn taatete auf 6sbIsrei.
Der R.ser 9ohn 0aDis purbs uns
ter Der Ansldle oes GtraBsnruubss
ben Grobssf6norenen iiberluisisn. Set
ne Giirsi4ait nuroe auf $4,000 fsitass
Ie5t. Ct rpiro beihuIbist, Margaret
Icner in Qpsr9 alIep aufseha!ten
uno um sinsn Dollar beraubt 5u hos
ben.
DIR 5au e,gsn bic Der 1runtsuleit
anssilaste 5yuu Rate Stainbrpt muir
be aufbe pffsrs giite s.iest.
Gin. lebhdft, SRne fplsts osrJrtis
fprehuna beg 10 Sabre aItsn Georss
Sones bon Der 4n.lase oes unfuss,
sSenss, nslter on Gin, nabe Green
5irabe ppbnt, mar auf 9srdnlaHunQ
bes 40 Sobr, alien 5rant 2uB, Don
go. 1904 CHM Strabe, perbaftst nor.
ben. neil .r DsTsn Srau angsblit be.
!ditist batis. glIs sr mad Der 9srhano,
lung bic Stab;baue perlisb, nuroe 6,
pon eus an Der 9. apsnue nit ben
Worsen: Sd rperps ss Dir sintrdn.en,
rsnn Der Rtttsr Did aud freiseipros
den bat ongs9riffen. Die guli8iftsr
Green une Satiou eiit,n ouf Die Oil.
fsrufe bes ueterfallsnen bertei uni
perbaftetsn bic Strsi!enoen untsr be,
ansIoss beg urorotntiitengs
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Hl5sIidler Sob.

Dm. McMann, Elm 8aIt oes gu:
tsrprile Sotels, gto. 326 gBsit Sehit
Ipenus. puroe eeitern g1hmittag Dor
Nneeitsnten oes 6otsIs toot in fsinsn
Bette Iiegenb aufgsfunosn. Gorone,
Or. goe tpuree beuahri6tiat unb itea
'.e Feit, boB WtWloun etnss natiirlihet
Tooes, jeoenfdus an sinem SeraIhlas
oei+nrbef mar.
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Ser zd)niratb
9.i6Iiebt cine gonoaussabe bon
$500, 900 fir nsae Shnlbauten.

aDt Ukl HtHlAbtA ~t9 lay DF9 @~ST]A~
ratb5 purbe auf Gmpfebiung bes
Qusf9uFes fir 5onbs unb Qnipru4e
cine Reiolution paifirt, oer3ufoIge
bic 9eb0rbe 100000 pierpro3entige
Bombs BON ie $500 ausgeben ion, um
nit Dem bnburh erlangten Gelbe ros
tbiges 9runbeigentbum fir ShHlges
bduOe an3utaufen uno neue S6ulbdus
Ier 3u erridten. DieIe 8onoausgabe
1T not6penbig getporben, neil Die
Budget aommtfion ben Borani
Der 8eb0rbe fir ben 1912 8aufonbs
I'M 8etrage BON $450, 900 geitriA2n
bat.
2tuf pettsrs GmpfebIung bss gss
nannten QusfauHes puroen naaites
benoe 8dnten, ipel6e Die b06Ite Gins
rate offerirt boben, duserIeben, linn Die
Tepoiiten bon ShuIgeIbern 3u er6uls
ten. bic fid pdbrenD pes Sabres i'm
9an3en auf stfpa 81, 100000 beLauz
fen: Securitp Sao. 8ant & Safs
8epoitt 60, 100000, 3inIenrate
.3.51 pro5.; penrl StraBe Wartet
gant, $4,000 gu 3.32 gro3.; 3neite
National gant, 100000 gu 3.31
gro3.; 9ermanRottonal 8dnf, $500
600 81 3.27 prp8.; Gttp 9aG gant,
$75, 900 gu 3.25 8ro3.; atlas Ratioz
nal gant, 100000 gu 3.21 prO3.;
Cosmopolitan Sapings 9ant &c.,
s75, 900 su 3.15 pro5; Columbia
gant &c Sapings 60, $4,000 5u
80 pro3.; Dsit GnD 8ant & 3ruit
Co., $50, 900 gu 2.77 pro3.; 9roDibent
SAB. gant &c gruit Co., $100,0O~
gu 2.55 pro3.; TiinftesTritte Ratios
nal gant, 100000 gu $50 pro3snt.
Der Superintenoent berihtete, bob
pd6reno oes leBtsn Mnnats Der 5urns
Iehrsr Carl 3app, bic 2ebrerin Glpira
u. Diuig pm Der 1ougIaB S6ule
unb So9n u. 6ei3er, Yrin3tpal Ser
guilforo ShuIs. geitorben limb, ebenio
bab Fri. Gnu Ut Wtul6olano bon Der
Wmton glace G,huls pom l. Rppems
Der an 5u psniioniren lei. Neu srs
nannt tpuroen 6ans Balm ats 9urn.
lebrer an SteQe bon 9url Gro9 UNI
gunice gronIpn in temporarer g8elft
an Stene bes peritprbensn 5urnlehrer5
Carl 3opp.
an BEN 4benIhulen rurben folgennt
Weuernsnnun1en por8enommen: Gouts
5a6n aIs grin3ipul in Der 4. Jnter'
mebiat Shule on StsQe BON 9. :
Qoaon; Aobsrt nlo6r unh 6aus Bal:
/ lin uls 3urnlebrsr in Der Wafbtn9tor
| S6ute am Grsitu9 -sIp. Samitdl
abeu0; gheTter Roberts In Der %
| DiItritt S6uIe an Steus uon u. 81
! Gpnbit; GQa 56prnopts, 2incoIn
| Stule; ,Rariorie CALLAHAN, Dooo
tporb Ghuis, go. W2iilsr, oto.; ga
ra6 Jrifh. %. Diiritt; Gottb Woor
mann, 5ortbiioun5sihule.
! Dem Ttutf6en 2ebrrrDerein tpuro
srIaubt. bic Ftula Der Wnoopdrl
6otftuIe am Samitag Qbsno. II
| Rooembsr. gu bsnusen, I'm ben osuE
Ihen Qehrern, p.lte Die aonoeHttor
| Der Central Chio 3e19ers Nfoctotior
bsIuten, sinsn gmpfons gu se6en.
Cine geihtosrbe nes 8r. 1errIc
Z. Bail gssen Die bsabTidtiqte Gr
rtttung elmer g9urags" neben be
Dinoior StruBs Shult ipurpe ben
qIusihuB fir Cots iibertpisfsn. u
oieItr gs3iehung tparoe aud Elm Gn
trao bes 6srrn Shpddb paFirt, oem
sufolae Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENT er
Iud,t rer0sn IpI, rpenn mDgLih Elm
Croinan3 aus3uarbeiteu, Inn bic Yin
laas BON ,8aragss" etc in unihittslbo
rer Rdbe Don SHuIbduIsrn 5u gerbiH
bern.
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Gs sibt stns grpbs Grnte
nupdblihteiten pegen oer tpe6IeInoen
Temperature i'm 6srbfte; ouBerlifs
Shmerssn aler gtrt TtelIen fih ein,
ober burh ben 0ebrauh bon ct.
Saerbs Del i'll es Elm lethtes Ting,
eielelbsn los Az iperoen.
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cibernl gap. llnteritatmnas. gereiu.

Sn Der ssitsrn 4tenb unter bsm
Uoriis sss grafioenten Jaiob JIit
unb Der pro.otolliiibrune bss Seirss
tdrs Gerrss 3. 3iti In Der Central
9urnbole itattgsbobtsn geriammlune
oes Cikrai gapsrii hsnllnteriiiisunss'
Deretns purbs spei iranten Mitelies
bern eas iibIit, arontensslo onges
ipi<isn. Die Ginlabuna bss Hbeius
pi1lser llneriti sunssDersiHs su osiisr
am 8. Dsssnber ftattfinb<nben 5eit.
Iithisi., ipurot onsenommen uno Del
Dtrin befnloB. iia In eorpore su be.
thtiIissn. SIM uebrisen stlanstsn nur
Noutinsssibafts sur Gs!sbisans.
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(Glar. z. Barren, 81. Teilforb. 8.
{Gbitb Wauo Mbsslsr, "a, 1891
lDurfaip apsnus.
Iron Wa. Sos!sIcn, 22, Sbelbp, 9.
lSplpid 9iola Cater, 10. Salt aouie
fSp. Sebbslnann. Al, @iimot, Tinn.
/ ausulta saIlsn. 80. 174o Queen
lgiiD 4penus. .
tOra Runion, 2s, so3 Central ape.
lNap 5enn.r. q. 903 Central 4ps.
fJpIspb Gcnr. Dolpsr, 27. Gluff. 8.
lGatb. W. grottp, %, California. 8,
5G5eo. 8. 2osau. "a, 419 RiiIs Str.
lg. y. Garrett, "a. 1902 Sono all.r.
lGo.p. Giasfpi., Is, 5clmoutb. ap.
lpueb Dance. q, 5apliH 3otsl.
lGb. Wanacs, 20. 3131 eilbert aOs.
letia 6. 3onss. n. s72 Webrman 4p.
ss5r. .. anbr,a. q. 503 Dass Sir.
ialnna GommslIo. is. COB Waoe Ctr,
lsotn gopier, 26. q Soroan ctr.
ieora gou.ton. %. q Serbian Str.
l;yreo. 6. airbsr., 81, GAG 1saDs Ctr.
lantoin. Gngsl. 20, 61a Burns Ctr
l6arrp Summ.. 27, Rt. 5eaIthp. 3.
Ulde gbarburs. 20, Wt. 3ealttp. 3.
(gbas. 8. ebambss. AZ. % aflIiiOn
lGtrabs.
Wsars 6. anS. 50. % stnifon Ctr.
lsSobn aisFsr, Is, 1912 Gin Str.
In. Grno BOLT. 10. 1912 Gin Cir.
(G,to. arumm. 80, 1877 spIsaiant CTR,
fgufis NenDer, 80. 30 q. Court Str.
WsGssberidtt bss Oeimnbaeitsamts
Qdut benz 1eri6t bss f;doiiihsn
GIefunbteiisdm.s DurbtH In hsr Ders
flcHenen Wodx 50 gale pon aniiedsn'
b<n Rrduibsiien une 28 1oossfdne In
fcfse folner aranfheiisn gtmelcei, &C.
I'm 66 Grfranfunssn uno 10 1onss
ydat IN bsr pordnslnoht cek uorigtn
Jdbss. Nuf bic tinSeIntn Htanski'
Ten psTt6eiIen fin bic gale suie folsf.
DiptttkriiiS "a grtraniunsen una
brei 1obtsf6ue; EhDtnpfuht % Or.
tr0ntune<n uno Is loessfdlle; GGdr'
lo9fiebtt 10 GrtronsuHsen; RiHosr'
Ydr1lble IL Grlrdniungen uno fsnf
1sbeil61s; 1ppbusfieber oEei Grtron.
fnn9eR unb siH 9oDesfaiI; 8Idtterr
alpd Gfiraulunstn; winbpodsn sins
GsfSaatRno.
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Stein Staetrath.

Die seitriss Stdbtratbsiisune muB:e
ausfollsn, ipeiI tsin Quorum our
5ttIIs mar. IS bdtten fih CUR fefto
asisbtsn Stunne am geftrigen 1ad)mitz
tag Hur 10 Mitslieoer eingsfunbeR
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unb oa untsr bisIer lmitGnben tsts
nerlet 9eiddfte our GrIeoigung toms
men tonnten, erfoIgts 8erta9ung bis
gum nQhiten MontQq.
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sd,aaetimer IlntctftH~

nHqs Geftfu.
GFu aeifaileserH sEt
Gaaw Al, hafs AEnp2r
ssaeoo Isiois aesior'5en ilt
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Die Nennen In 2atpnia.

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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-05-26
The Poor Fish,

This melancholy tragedy happened in Holland. A fisherman who caught a salt herring placed the fish in a tub full of salt water Every day he took out some of the salt water and re- placed it with fresh. In few days he had the herring living in fresh water. But. not content at stopping here, he decided to try another plan Every day he took a little water out of the tub until none was left. and the her ring was still alive. The next course was walking. In month or so the herring had developed feet and learn ed to walk. and he accompanied his master on his journeys. One day as they were crossing over narrow bridge the herring caught sight of the water. "Reminiscences of former days flashed through his head. and be re- solved to try the water. But while still gazing at it he fell in. and before his master could aid him he was drowned.-Cleveiand Plain Dealer.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-05-26
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Poet Who Lives at Greens Farms Appears in New
 York Court

Richard LeGallienne, poet, philo- sopher and author, who now makes his home at Greens Farms, appeared in the New York Supreme court yes- terday to attend the first hearing of his wife's suit for divorce.
 MT LeGalhenne, who said some time ago that he did not know on what grounds his wife's suit is bas- ed, received a. revelation yesterday from the lips of a private detective, who averred that he followed the poet and a bundle of poetic inspira- tion in female form into the Seventh avenue hotel, New York, in Decem- Der, 1909.
 There, it is alleged, LeGallienne registered as Pagan Wasteneys'' '' one of the characters in Love Let ters of a King we'll known work of the poets.
 Mrs. Julia Norregard LeGallienne seeks alimony as well as a divorce. She ayers that her husband makes S3,000 a year from his magazine works, as we'll as a substantial sum from the royalties on his published books.
 Mrs. LeGallienne was not present in court. She is in Paris, where she now conducts a dress-making estab- lishment.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-05-26
Henry Claws EioQuence,

It was the remark of distin guished senator that Henry Clay's eloQuence was absolutely intangible to delinea- ton, that the most labored description could not embrace it and that to be understood it must be seen and felt He was an orator by nature. His eagle eye burned with patriotic ardor or flashed indignation and defiance upon his foes or was sufused with tears of commisefation or of pity. and it was because he felt that be made others feel. A gentleman after hearing one of his magnificent efforts in the senate thus described him: Every muscle of the orators face was at work. His whole body seemed agitated. as if each part was instinct with a separate life, and his small, white hand. with its blue veins apparently distended al- most to bursting. moved gracefully, but with all the energy of rapid and vehement gesture. The appearance of the speaker seemed that of a pure in- tellect wrought up to its mightiest en- ergies and brightly shining through the thin and transparent veil of flesh that invested it."-St. Louis Republic.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-05-26
kieckIinc Humor.

A parliamentary candidate was hold ing meeting in Aud Reekie at which the heckler was much in evidence, and the embarrassed candidate failed to give a single answer which was judged to be satisfactory by the audience. To- ward the end of the meeting an elector rose and quietly asked. "Sir. would you tell us what might be the name your second initial stands forY' The unfor- tunate candidate. greatly puzzled at the purport, of the question. asked in what way the information could inter- est the audience. ''In this way" ex- plained the interrogator-"we should be able to see if you could answer one question p'-London Tatler.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-05-26
National Peace
 Council Formed At
 Mohonk Conference
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Lake Mohonk, N. Y., May 26-A ma tional peace council, which shall try to secure cooperation and concentra- ton of effort everywhere and will af- filiate with the National Peace Con- gress committee, was made today by the Lake Mohonk Conference on In- ternational Arbitration, al follows:
 President Nicholas Murray Butler, William Jennings Bryan, Theodore E. Burton, Dr. Samuel T. Dutton, Ham ilton Holt, Theodore Marburg, Dr. George w. Kierchwy, Edwin D. Meade. Elfhu Root, Daniel Smith, James Brown Scott, pr. Benjamin F. True blood. E. D. Warfield, Jane Adams, Fannie Fern Andrews.
 Former Ambassador to Turkey Oscar s. Straus. discussing American com mercial diplomacy, said that it has al- ways encouraged unhampered com merce and effective neutrality.
 Marcus M Marks, reporting on the business organizations now co-operat- ing with the Lake Mohonk Conference, said they include the National Asso- citation of Manufacturers; National Board of Trade; National Association of Clothiers; National League of Com mission Merchants; State Boards of Trade of Massachusetts and Maine; Chamber of Commerce of Boston; and Boards of Trade of Worcester and Providence.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-05-26

As civilization and culture make peo-

AS civilization and culture make peo- ole more prosperous and more comfort able they are prone to forget hov few and simple their real needs are. We need sleep, but not much of it, and most of us are asleep exactly when we ought most of all to be awake. We need food. but it is not necessary that food should be cunniDgly disguised with thousand devices to tickle the jaded and surfeited palate. for the main trouble is that we eat too much and not too little. We need clothes to wear. but the one suit of fur that lasts certain animals all their lives is so beautiful that some men spend their whole time in search of it. We need heaven and the sense of a higher pow CT directing our lives and our desti nies, but we spend most of our time refuting and denying the possibility of anything bigger or better than we are We need the love of friends, ant therefore it is the more strange tha, we should spend our time not in i'm proving ourselves. but in decoratin. our bodies. filling them with food ant hustling them about over the earth in search of ever freshing sensations Philadelphia Ledger.