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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-31

Die UlitQlieosr Der Cincinnati
TurngsmsinOe unD oeren Trsunoe
freuen iit Ihon i'm poraus auf pas
Sc tet picntc, Das SOnutag, ben 6.
2LuguIt, in UtuIIer's bsrrIihem Som.
mergartsn nabe 6sim Gnos Der Deit.
poDb StraBsnbdbnItnis itattftnoen
Diro. 9un5, aGsrlst SpteIe, aud
0ettIaufsn, 3au3iebsn uno Bafebdu,
lporan iih Sung uno 2tlt bstbeilisen
tDnneH, itnb CUR llHterbaltuna prrgs=
ieben un0 id0ne 9rsifs tunn man oa,
tei aud qepinnen. DAP fir ben In
re1sn Weni6en ebsnFaqs geiorgt DirD
unb nidt nit Qtmonaos dlein, III bsi
ben 5urnrsn pobI ieIbitOeritdnolif.
2tIfO am 6. QuguTt 6inaus 3um gastst
Qicnic Der 5urngemeince.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-31

-Robert Sonss, Elm 80 Sabre alter
5uhrmonu Don so. 4O7 Bart CTR,
purpe Don sinsm unbstannten Ranne
nit etnem 10 gepaItigsn 5auitihiae gu
8ooen geihlageH. oaB er iih einsn
gruh oes uutertiefers 5u3oe. Gr purz
be nad benz SoIpitaI gebraht unb bic
poii8ei fdbnoet auf ieiusn Qngrsifsr.
- Der Qeger Qouis Green, Al
Sabre alt, pon Ro. 548 9soroe Ctr,
gerietb geiterr nit eiHem unbetaunten
RufsgeuoFen in Strsit, tpeI6er BON
ieinem RdiirmsiIer 8ebrauh madte
uno ibm bsinabe ods linte DIR pom
aopfe treunte. Jpnes pGre beinahe
usrbIutet, bepor er oas 3ofpitaI sr-
rei6te.
2lls Wpnta Rist, Don go. GAS
Weit 3. 4penue, friib ssitern Rorgsu
an Der Z. 4penue uno Wepuno Ctr.
BON elmer StraBeubabncar abIties.
fprang Elm sttpo 28 Sabre alter, sut-
sstIeioster Mann auf fie Al, sntrib ihr
cine iilbsrne GsIptaids I'M 8srtbs Don
81 uno enflob nit ieuer gsute. On
Der gorIe bsfanben iih 81 in 8aar.
- qus Der BObnung oes Sol. Rp<
ienbdum, Ro. 507 Sobn Ctr, tpuroeH
BON Sdlsihoi.ben aIsiouugsniids i'm
Wertbe Don $25 geitobleH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-31

Die grcnd 125 Der Irbeiter arans
tsns uno SierbetaTis feiert Spnntae,
IS. gusuit. in Mobrs 9arten, 4200
Spring GrpDe ape., ibr 16. Stifz
iunssfeit uns hOfft. baB ii6 bic fort
ihrittlihen Irbeiter baIelbit einfinz
ben. Die gron4 125 tpurb an 5.
auguit 1895 BON 3ebH Mlanu os=
srunoet uno Sdblt beute 24O ntitqIiss
Der. Sic uuteritiist nitt nur ibre
WitgIieoer in grontkitsz unb Sters
befdlen. fonoern iie unteritiiBt audi
bic geiomn,te 4rbeiterihaft in ibrsn
otonomifhen unn politi'hsn admz
pfen. Giir llnterbaltune fir gllt unp
Sung lit seforgt. Wer alio tinen
Dersniieten Nahmittas perIebeu min.
oer sebe am 6. aueuit uah Wlohr's
Garten gum picHie Der 4rbeiter=
aranttns uno Stsrbetaifs Brand LIS.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-31

auf srdBlifs D.ifs perIor aeIteyn
Iteno Mm. asim, Don RO. 1872
Blue Rod Strabs, gumminspius, iein
2ebtH. ifIoem ,r pon einem 3ugs oss
iroffsn uro auf Der Steue aet0otst
ipuroe. aeim, p.iher aIs gIsrt fir
bic u. W. QepiH aumter Go. thdtia
mar, bate benz Sbubmatxr gicnit
in Wade's Sommerreiort an Skrs
man aDe. uno R,abins Eoab, Rors
rpcob, beieelpohnt CT nerIisb ben
garien burh ben bintereH 4usaono
uno fhidie iit on, bic Geleiie Der u.
u. W. GifeHbahn, 'reine fin unmit=
islbdr btrtsr bsm Sommeraarisn be.
finoet. su iibsritrtiten, als .r BON sis
mem in oemielbsn aussnblid berans
nabennen Grturiions5uee eetrofisn
unb auf bic Ssit, sef9lsubsrt purs
BE-. ais man ben 9erunelidt,n ouF.
bob, mar er bsrsIts toot. Die 9sits
ipuroe sun1hft noa Der polissiitdtior
In Roripooo une pom bort mad Der
Staoi9ren3e ssbrlhi. no ne BON osm
poIi3si autOmObtl in Gmpfong ees
nomnnn unb mad Der Worgue gts
brahi muroe. Cine ouf 4noronuHa
nes goronsrs oorgeuommene Sbouis
tion ereab, oab asim bel benz unfalI
einen 9rud e.s G.Hids uno siusu
5hdbelbrun sr!itt.u bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-31
Cpiumpergiitnng.
gseser ioll iidD 5n IOoe serandt babn.

Der 20 Sabr. olte Reser Carl 9as
biz, bon To. 555 Oit g. S4ps., purpe
ssitern WorseH ssesn 8 llbr in be-
idubtsm 3uitanbe BON benz 6auis go.
GIT Carlisle Npe. aus in Der Auios
4mbulan3 na1 benz ii6btifhen Sos
ipitai g.braht, no Die 4srste cine
SpiumDsrgifiuns tonitntirtsn. alI.
Bemiibunesn, ibn aus Isin.r 8etGus
bune auf5ufpeden, erfpisien Iih als
srfolslos unb cine Siunoe nad isiner
Ginbrinsung itarb Dauis. obne i.in
geipubtiein pisoererlangt 3u haben.
Coroner Or. Gos uno bic poli3si
tpurben benahrihtist uno itno nit
elmer eins,bsnbtn llntsriuhuns be-
ftdftist. Gs teibt. bab Der 3ob oes
Rsssrs burd iibermdbigss Opium
rauden berbeig.fiibrt porbsn isin
ioQ.
Die GeheimpoIi3iitsn R.so uno 9lIs
len psrbofteten fpdier Die 28 Sabre
alte Rseerin Barn Rogers, Rp. SIT
Carlisle ape., pom oeren WobHunS
aus Dopis nnh bem SoipitaI ess
braht poroen ipdr. Tas 1rauensinls
mer fpurbe our 9.rfiiguus bes Goros
ners eine.ipsrri. Die Beamtsn fans
ben untsr bem Gubboosn bss Wobns
simmers Der Roesrs peritstt ein.
Dpiumpftif. nebit 3ubetOr. Die Ges
fdngeut p,ieert fih, trg.no iutlfs
aussunft in Der ans,l.sentit gu s.s
hSu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-31
Oeburten.

WiIIiam g. unb anna WissIsin
1915 CLINT Str, W6ohen.
Jrani R. anb Carrie Rptbmonn
918 6optins Ctr. WGbden.
9orrp z. uuo Warsapet Boos, 549
6op.ins Ctr, anabe.
4nton unb Morgorst Cuint, 1721
Central ape.. Wdbhen.
Sofepb uno Woriunns grob, 1918
Race Ctr, anobe.
John uno Wsarp 2nneenbdbu, 1910
Queen giin Nne.. W1bhen.
WilIiom 3. unb 6snriettd aueei.r,
|, 2632 aineaib Ctr. Wd5fen.
y Wnlisr unb 6eI,n Muslsr, 2619
8etimon Ctr, Wdohen.
Serge unb eli3dbetb goebing.r.
1858 antbauer Str, Wdbhen.
CHARTS unb Wlarie DoFenboh
1641 6arriion 4pe., W6bhen.
albert uno Glt3abetb Witts, l76l
Garll Str- anabe.
Jobn 8. uno 4liee Reiiinasr, ITO
Queen Gitp 4pe., WGbhen.
Jobn unb Rofe 9Ipmeier, Gopeoals
J piis. Qnobe.
Satob W. unb Snlia ReGans,
170o 6drrifpn Mpe.. anabe.
6slin W. uue Rattle papns, 1901
Rnor Ctr, Hnabe.
0arrp unb Jranees Dsrns, 1880
CLINT Ctr, Rnob.
Saiob unb Grace 6uber. Dsneb
MDs.. Wdbden.
2fIber. unb Narp aide. 445 Dan.
ton Ctr, ana6e.
Spbn 3. unb Worie Wariifen.
1446 Giats Mps.. W1ohen.
GbnrIss M. uno Wargarei fyriss,
2iIbe Ctr, 3nilinse tWdbfxn.)
Geors. 3. uHo ellu qansenberser,
1907 pulis Ctr, Wdoden.
Gbor!ss 8. uRo anna 5orbimcn.
sSroqupis Str.. WldoGen.
Wnrtin q. unb Marp 6apes, l76O
Queen. Giip Mpe.. anabe.
Mbom :. unb Walnin aaretb. 1723
NontrpI< Str, Hnabe.
Jobn unb Glisabetb Wasnsr. 1777
0neen Gitp 4pe., anabe.
George 70. uno Qqtberine WdmbSs
eay,s, 10 Gbrmonn 1errnee, WdbMen,
0rnsH unb Npbetba 4nherfpn, 432
Meit 8. 4ps., Wdbh<n.
sJreb U. unb MImn post, Blaine
Rodb une Gairmouni Mps., 4nute.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-31
Iurnbrenner permftet.

Gin iusenbiiter Durnbrennsr bon
RnornilIe, 1sHn., EUurbe sfiteru In Der
p<rfpn b.s 13jdhrissH Dennis Sin=
len BON BEN Ssrgsdnten Donle an
YsoYl GtraBe unc Srooppap perbafs
tet uno i'm Tsisn,icHsbuuie pes gu
gsnbserints einseiperrt. Der ana=
Be mar in gesIeituns bon orei als
terssencien, Qnnens Grnnt Gberlp.
Sames 5inn une Carton Sones iei-
nen Gltern eniIduieH. Geine Jreunb.
foIIen iitb in gopinsion. ap., berum.
txiben unb bic pOriige polisei fcbna
bet Guf iie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-31
Si.dlerei.

Sn benz Sau's no. 1o14 Wouno
Strabe tam ,s gsit,rn 4benh 3tpiitsu
mebreren Ressrn 5u elmer Sdldesrsi,
bel fpelcbtr Der 81 Sabre alis phoenir
ScbnInn, pon go. 222 Weft IA. Cir.
pon Ieinem RaFegsnofen alphonio
fernando Ssrsp BON 30. 516 Smith
Strabs. NIT sinsm WeNer libel suees
rittei puro.. Gr srIitt Stihpunosn
ON Ghultsr, Rut.n. 4rmen uno
geiie. tp<lte i.oot i'm itdotifhtn 90
ipital fir unsefdhyIih befunbsn tpur=
ben. 6eres puros BON ben po!isiiien
Rneifef une Susri ptrbufiet uno uns
ter Der An,las. oes Woroansriffs
sinaefperrt. Der yleser Georss Sps
iss, 36 Jabr. alt, pom HO. 575 5cps
tins Gtrobe. tpsltsr ebenfaas an Der
5h!Gserei ibsiIssnommen babtn iou,
fpurbe fpes.n llnfuss perhnfiet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-31

in Der asiiern Rahmittaa in Der
0sreinsballe an Der }rssman 4Denue
Isottsefunoen.n Deriammlung DER
.Horbbeutften Shiisen GeisGIadft"
fiitrts prdfibsnt 8. SEEMING ben gors
fs pdbrenb SetretGr Jrso. Disthe
protofoIlirte.
4ls neu.s Witgiiso puroe Der
Wirtb Serr 2ouis Qbas6srIi BON
Qcursl Strabe uno greemon Gpeuus
In ben 8erein aufssnommsn.
Die Ginlaoung gu Der am 20. 4uz
sait in 5dmilton. g, itdttIinosnoen
aDnpsntion oes Etutit Qmeritani,
Ih,n Stadtsperbnnoss iou in corpore
Gcies g.leiitet tperben. Die Wtitglis.
Der rpsrbsn rehiseitie per goittarte Be.
no6rihtiei tperben, mann uro no Der
Q,rsin iih gu bieism ,3psts 0sriams
mslR fpiro. 4Is Tsl.gatsn su Der
acnpention fpurosn bic 5srrsn 9rGs
iiosnt 8. SEEMING uno Syn. ROliss sr.
nannt.
Ter 9.rsin pirb Iit poQsGbIia an
Der, am 13. ausuit in Rsitrntbs Bart
i.uttfinosnbtn aoIbsnsu SubiIdumsz
feier Der 6ubspobl Sdngsr aom5ina.
tipu betbeilisen, uno stn aRgemsFsner
getras purbe su bieIsm 3pste aus
tsr 9sr,instaHe bepiligt.
8as suitdnbiss aOmmittse baritts.
ts, bag bas oiesiGbrIihe picnic Der
sgtorootutihen" einsn usbsritub BON
cor. % srgsben Dot, uno uurbe mil
9ani sHt!afIsn. fuorouf gsrtasung srs
irlgts.
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SDotlldrr Yerlanf.

Der tIsine 5pei Sabre aIte amor
Shmiot Don No. $40 gbur6 StruBs
srias geitsrn i'm Belts Strabs 5ofpt.
tai ben 8erIsBungsn, pelde er iih am
5reitag beim SpisIen i'm Spfs biHier
Der elterlihen Dobnung Sugeaoseu
bate. Dem anaben mar bel Der @ez
leeenbsit Elm Brett ouf ben aopi ssa
fallen. Der Coroner Duroe benohs
rihtiet une orbnete einen Suquet an.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-31
Yienie esS 0annsserantr Nan4sr
QeRnee.

Mm Gonnias. 9. Ausun. btranRcIs
let bas 9onnoDeraner lInteritiitunsS
Rauder Galino in RtiNroib's Dart
Gin orotes pienie. bos iin obne iJrogs
~ stnem prdAtieen Grfolse ositalttn
min. DIR 0sreiH erfreut ti3 psrs
bitnksmnbtn eintr sroben Welisbtbeii
NIB iunn snberii0tli9 Gnf etnen orob,
1rtiesn 0eiuM rsdntn. Daiils. bab
~ 6s9e1jae peronugte Gtunbsa perles
IN msrb boS riibrioe Aemmiiiss
ossoe tsaseIL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-31

S6paab, Der 9rGiibent oss 9sutI6-
&meritaniI6en Staatsoerbanoes pon
Cbio qeponnen noroen, pdbrenb Die
engliite JeItreoe BON Serrn 2eoerer,
einem promtnenten Wlitglieo Der
Shtpet3er 4plonie Don Gopin9ton,
ap., gsbaIten peroen ptro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-31
rrauen. Iiafsniiisn.werein

|. Mm Donnerftag, ben 3. 4usuit.
psroni.nltet Der Jraueu= uno Sung
fraHen,Nerein fir Dicsonis sinsn
auSfIus mad bem Waoiion Dart In
DniIep unb 5rpdr BON 10 llbr Uors
mittoes bis 8 llbr Abtnbs. Tliitass
ellen ipirb ierpirt um bic Wiitaas.
itunbe unb abenbsRen non s Bis T.3O
lIbr. Gintrittstnrttn 16<; sinbsr uns
ter 10 Snbren fyei. Wsr boron se,
bentt. ipie onoenebm bic pertben Das
men i'm perfloHenen Sabre iebermonn
beipirtbe!fn In bem f16nen Bart. Der
uiSh geipib and bti bitiem 4nsfIug
lin gerne sinfinben. btionberD bc cine
r CUTE Ga&s bamit unterfiitt ipsrbtn
|}DE .Hub saEu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-31

Die Spiete, nslhs in bieier unf
ndhitsr Bp6e fir un1ere ,Reos" in
bisiigsn gaapdrte auf pem grogramm
Iteben e nit 8rootlpn, a nit pbilas
pelpbia, a nit Bottom uno 3 NIT
pittsburg) perben enogiItig sntIhsis
ben, ob nod 4usIiht uuf cine boherc
Stsllung fir unisrsn 9lub Oorbanoen
ift. I'm biss gu ermOglttsn, miifen
iis cine grobe Webr3abl oieIer 13
Spiele geipinnen, pdbreno Der eine
ODER Der anoere Slub i'm 9orrang iif
uuf bic RutIdbabn begiebt, mas our6s
aus niht unm6glid erf6eint. Ssoens
falls beFinoen Iid bic .Reos" augens
blidIi6 in gutter Jorm, unp 1T Tim
Rotbfaqe) rsihti6e Aushiilfe fir Die
reguloren Qeuuer porhdnoen.
DAP 5duptIing 9riffitb nit BEN
ShluHe bisfer SaiIon bic Geitung Osa
aIubs aufgsbsn piro, iheint bsfhlois
isne 9batiaas gu fsin, neil bic
Sans, oersn findn3isas unterftiisz
ung (our6 Befu6 gu BEN Spieleu) fir
oas Jortbsfteben oes aIubs ab'olut
notbDenbig III, es per!ansen. 5srr
9riifitb, aIs stnsr Der fdbigTten Stub
letter bstanri, bat. lpGbreno ieiner
3rpeiiGbrigsn Qsitung enti6isben BED
gsbabt, obgIei6 sr feline pfti6t in ess
piFsnbaftsr Bsiis srfiiIte. 9ieqsiht
gelingt ss sinem, Iih am Spisls attiO
bstbsiIigenbsR 6duptliHg beifer, uniere
qthIstsn gu srfoIgrsitsu Qsiitungsn gu
inIpirirsn. 9prldufig lit nod tsin fol-
der aanoioat fir oi: StsnuHg in
Siht.
Sn bem gsitrigen sriten Spiels 3pis
ihtn yRsos" uno ,Supsrbas" fungirs
ten Sugss uno Wt2sau ais uniers
gdttsris osgsn Snsssr uno Grpin fir
bic 6eansr. Die Shlsupsrsr purosn
i'm 7. 9ange burd 5umpbriss beam.
ScunIoH abgelOit, um anosrsn Spies
fern GeIsgtHbeit gu g,bsn. lid am gat
aus3usei6nen. llnisrs Sungsus mahz
ten II 5rsffsr uno 5 SJsbIer segsn Z
bsstp. / Der groot!pnsr. Ulit 5 iyebler
auf Isinsr Ssite tdnn Ger bette Shleus
osrsr lin oisfsm Sale Sugqs) tein
Spiel qepiunsn. G'Ddp uno GmeIie
iungirten ais S6isosrittsr. lem
SpisIe ppbnt:n uber 1000 gu
ihauer Bel.
A
Sn oem sfpsitsn Spisls bsoient.n
Saspar unb Ssoeroio unIsr 9eihut
g:gsn Rdgon uno Bergen fir groo..
Inn. Die ,Rsos" mottsn 10 1rsffsr
uno .insn 5eblsr gsgsu 6 Srsffer
uno fsblsrfrsiss Spiel. Die grootlns
n:r gep1Hntu ben Sisg i'm s. 9ange.
pprin fis ibrs 9refIsr tonssntrirten;
aud iuurosn fis pom GIiit besiinftigt.
5Guptltng 9ablsn ipuroe oomShisDss
rihter C'Tdp aus osm Spieie per
bdnnt.
RsiuItat ber sefrigtn
Spiele.
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Ser5id,lag.

G6arIss G. Seinbuh, So Sabre alt.
itarb geftsrn pIOsIid in ieiuer Wob.
nuna go. 421O airbp Roao am 5srss
ihIug. Der Coroner ipuroe bsnohs
rit]tigt. Der 8srftorbene tpar felt
iiber 20 Sabrsn in Der giuueHiteurs
Office onaeifelIt.
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9ermist.

/, Die YOIi3ei DurOe geitern eriutt,
RuhforIhungsn mad Dem 45 Sabre
alteH gsiitesgeit0rteu Carl 56neue an
5uiteaeH, Delder felt Dem 20. Suli aus
ieiuer BobHun9, Ro. 1907 Baltimore
Guenue, permiBt pirD. Seine QHgebD
rigsu befiirhten, oub ibm Elm llnfuu
8aaeitoBen iein mag.
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Die pReos" in Der 5euerprobe. =
Bdbrsnp bieisr unb nddIter Mohe.
- @riffith's IsBte SaiIon nit ben
nHeos". - Sein Na6folgsr nod
niht in Siht. - Qussang oss gss
itrigsn Doppslipiels. - 9eute enost
oas grootlDn GaltIpisl.
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Drud feb Ter.

H1h oem paltsurihen SHitttut
puros oeitsrn Elm spolfidbrisss Wdes
den aus Der 8ostbitruBe iiberse
fiihrt, bas beim RolIihubloufsu poa
letnem auiheinenb tr)cll.piitbiesn Gun.
be asbiFsH tpcrben mar.
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6tuts Ra6mittas pisrtss unp lsgtes
Spisl Der Ssris spiiden YR.bs" uno
.Supsrbas". 5ur Die rReos" fts5t
morqsu tsin Spiel aui oemBrogramm.
am Rittpod bssiHnt bier oas 0aits
ipisI Der .Guoter"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-31

quf Der gsitsrn usroffsutlihten OF
Fisisusu elite Der RatioHullisasgalls
ibldaer befinoeR fi6 unier ben eriten
20 Ramen bic iplgenpen aF.os~ init
sinem gro3.ntias BON ibsr 300 puntz
ten:
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1911-07-07
Stop the Pain.

Stop the Pain.
The hut of burn or a cut stops when
Coles Carbohsalve is applied. It heals
quickly and prevents scars. 25c and SOC by
druggists. For free sample write to
]. w. Cole & Co., Black River Falls, Wis.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1911-07-07

came the professions, century after
century, to crown a monarch as in the
coming pageant; or to give thanks
for victories which are far more than
names only of the past, for they have
given to us today the texture of our
laws, and the traditions of our free
dom. From Westminster hall, near
this church, have gone forth the prin-
ciples of civil conduct that have form
ed the statesmen and heroes, who
have often themselves been laid to
rest under the pavement now trodden
by the feet of those who have made
the history of today Statues, tab
let's. monuments, to poets, soldiers,
sailors, orators, mark the base of the
walls of the aisles, perhaps in too
great profusion, but memory likes to
be aided by such memorials"
A thousand years ago, on q little
island set in the tide waters OF the
Thames, on the Middlesex side of the
river. stood monastery. Over against
1t on the other side of the river was
the lamb hithe, or landing place,
where today stands the Palace of
Lambeth. To the west was the island
of the chesils, or flint gravel-the
Chelsea of today. Downward and
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1911-07-07
csvyrtsht ls~. By the Bobbs-Nsrrin c..
SYNOPSIS.

James Wilson or Jimmy as he is called
BY his friends. was rotund and look
I'd shorter than he really was. HIS
Rmbit4on In life was to be taken seriously.
tat people steadily refused to do so. his
ert u considered Q huge joke. except to
himself. II he asked people to dinner ev-
eryone expected frolic. Jimmy marr1es
and are divorced. Jimmy's friends ar
range to celebrate the first anniversary
pf his divorce. The party is in full swing
Aunt selma who Se VIII arrive IN four hours
to visit him and his wife, He neglects to
tell her Of his divorce. Jimmy takes XII
Into his confidence: He suggests that KIT
Wilson pro tenn. Aunt Selma arrives and
PINS Jap servant is taken III. Bella,
and asks Kit who is being taken away in
the ambulance? Belle insists it is Jim
Kit tells her Jim is we'll and is in the
house. HARRISON steps out on the porch
the door. He demands an explanation.
The man points to the placard and Har;
bison sees the word Smallpox" printed
leave the house until the quarantine is
lifted. After the lifting of the quarantine
several letters are found In the mail box
9ndeliyered. one Is addressed to Henry
written by HARRISON. He describes. mi
putely Of their incarceration also OF his
lnfatuation for Mrs. Wilson. Aunt Selma
IL taken Ill with la grippe. Betty acts as
nurse HARRISON finds Kit sulking or! the
roof. She tells him that. Jim has been
treating her outrageously.. Kit starts
downstairs. when suddenly she is .grasped
In the arms Of a man who kisses her sew
eral times. She believes that HARRISON
did It and is Inundated. Aunt Selma tells
Jimmy that her cameo breastpin and
other articles of jewelry have been stolen.
She accuses Betty of the theft. Jimmy
tells Aunt Selma all about the strange
happenings, but she persists in suspectng
Betty Of the theft Of her valuables.
HARRISON demands an explanation from
Kit as to her conduct towards him. she
tells him of the incident on the roof, he
does not deny nor confirm her accusation.
Aunt Selma is awakened during the
night: she finds Jim making love to
Bella: che demands an explanation
plot to Aunt Selma. She forgives both
Of them. but calls Kit Jezebel. She
tells Jim to reveal the true situation to
HARRISON. Jimmy is taken Ill; Bella tells
the guests that spots have broken out
on his body. They are convinced that
Jim has the dreaded disease.
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anything with so many people in the
iSious poetry c'lt Of the newspapers,
and gave "a a valuable talk On Decep-
tiar versus EcresrTs with me as the
illustration
IIrns- everybody took = nap after
l-cE=nE I srz7e6 Il Tie den and
-ez1 EEae-. z-1 tel. very nournful
l-< zt-s- EsLGz Lad xols ksrzsk, /
-zy <lEz 81 liz cirzn and cried H.
-Le-cTs. Eiet1zs sle gzx young and
T. WE sgc1 tragic e-.cing-znd then
ssl, zs3se2-
VIE. xzxsret NJ. Hzrbizon was
stsnesng By tEe table, and he held my
Dook IL Eis hands. In view Of the
armed neutrality between IL. / e.
cec-e1 u sse hin ho~ TO me curly.
turr On lis heel AMI leave the room.
Indeed, considsring hig state Of mind
the Right Desore. should hardly have
been surprised Il be had thrown He'd
d Il my bead, This ia not z pun.
dstest them But instead. when he
heard ne move he glanced over at me
and eyen snatled little.
she wasn't worth It," he said. In
cicating the book
Worth WHAT
Your tears. You were crying over
It. weren't you?"
"She was very unhappy" ] asserted
indirerently. She was married ard
she loved come one else"
do you really think she did," he
asked. And even so. was that a rea-
SOM"
The other man cared for her: he
may not have been able to help it,"
"Bnt he knew that she was lar-
RED" he said virtuously, and then he
caught my eye and he saw the analogy
instantly, for he colored holly and put
down the book.
Most men argue that way" / said
They argue by the book, and-they
Go as they like"
He picked up Japanese ivory pa
per weight from the table, and stood
balancing it across his finger.
You are perfectly right" he said
at last. II deserve it all. My griev
ance is at myself. Your-your beauty
and the fact that thought you were
unhappy, put me~-beside myself. II
is not an excuse; 1t Is a weak ex
PLANTATION. will not forget myself
again"
He was as abject as any one could
have wished. 1t was my minute o
triumph, but can not pretend that
was happy. Evidently 1t had beer
only a passing impulse. II he hat
really cared. now that he knew l wa,
free, he would have forgotten him
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CHAPTER XXI.
A Bar of Soap.


Late that evening Betty Mercer and
Dallas were writing verses of condo
lence to be signed by all of us and
put under the door into Jim's room
when Bella came running down the
stairs.
Dial was reading the first verse
when she came. Listen to this.
Bella" he said triumphantly:
There was a fat artist named Jas,
Who cruelty called his friends nzs-
When. altho' shut up tight.
He broke out over night
With a rash that is maddentng, re cssa
Then he caught sight Of 3ezs
face as she stood in the doorTzgszl1
stopped.
Jim is delirious," she z-nos1es1
tragically. You shut him IN t1s,s
all alone and now he's destr1oaaa- III
never forgive any Of YOU
"Delirious!" everybody exelz3zss-
He was sane enough when ! rooK
him his chicken BROTH" Mr.. Harrison
said. "He was almost fluent"
"He is stark. staring crazy" Bella
insisted Historically. Il locked tie
door carefully when / went down 70
my dinner, and when l came W
tit was unlocked, and jim was
babbling on the bed, with a shee:
over his face. He-he says the house
Is haunted and he wants all the men
to come up and sit in the room with
him."
mot on your life," Max said II am
young. and my career has only begun.
4 don't intend to be cut OF in the
flower of my youth. But III tell you
what I'll do; I'll take him a drink /
can tie it to a pole or something"
But Mr.. HARRISON did not smile He
was thoughtful for minute. Then
II don't believe he is delirious." he
said quietly, land l wouldn't be sur
prised if he has happened on some.
thing that--will be of general inter
est. I think l will stay with him to-
night"
After that, of course, none Of the
others would confess that he was
afraid, so with the South American
leading, they all went upstairs The
women of the party sat on the lower
steps and listened, but everything was
quiet. Now and then we could hear
the sound of voices, and after while
there was rapid slamming of doors
and the sound Of some one running
down to the second floor. Then quiet
again.
In an hour or SO they sent for Elan
nigan, and he went upstairs. He
came down again soon, however, ant
returned with something over his arm
that looked like a rope. 1t seemed tt
be made of all kinds of things tiet
together. trunk straps. clothesline, bee
sheets. and something that Flannigar
pointed to with rage and said hi
hadn't been able to keep his clothe!
on all day He refused to explain fur