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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-25

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6aupt): ST Der Rerl, Der Suff, bret
Sabr. auf Der uniDerfitat unb fdut
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burdgsfolen!
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nytidt tpabr, Dapa - 6i. Stis
madt Der Sfnesfhun.r?"
Saber 9rpf. .Wie tonntsn
Sic mir fas.n. meine Jrau babe
belize 8eine g.broden!"
Or iolte Sbnen Elm 9roit fem,
tpenn Sic nadtrdsli& erfubren, bab
e nur ems iei."
8adfifh BON beute.
Sohter (gadfiih): Der Doctor bat
mir seit.rn feline Qiebe geitanben -
er tDiinidt aud bdIbise Derlobung!
Wuiter (bibfde Witpe): Mber
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aoffer nod ridt gebrodt2 Sd bas
Be ihm bod gang senau Jbr 9otel
te3eihnet.
5oteIpOr.ier: ga, 0a brau9en Gie
fih nidt gu tnunbern; fol9e Qeute
iino oft nod oummer ME bic Grem'
ben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-25

Mn5islid. 5srr (ber ii,
mem 8ettler finf pfennise gs5hentt
but): sic f6sinen before 1ass ssieben
Su taben2 % ia; flint pfennis bdtt'
ID friber tsinem BETTER anseboten!"
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9ubnbofe aam paNusier): Infer gbsf
III fosar ab<lis -" feline Mbnsn fam
e. kis az ben Raubrittern aurid pey<
folsen! poGosisr: pa bnben Sis So
pfennigt unb brineen Gie mir bDH
msine eaGen lieber ~ Gin anbsrts
hoteli
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-25
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SD fpar s.Idbmt, als mid ibre arpin=
aenpen punitn Musen irdf.n. Mber
lie fam auf mid gu, NIT tleinen aez
rduItloIen slsitenben Shritten -
unp ais Tie piht bel mir luar. ba fpebte
mir Der ststb. islriam betdubtnoe
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einem to1en Jt.beranfaa am gposn.
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bate lie a.feben."
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gine poitbppnoie sehort niht ing
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faItstt elm iIeiuts Stid 9api.r. v9as
itono am %. September 1900 in BEN
I%miteroamsr S%aeeblatt. Die Git.
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.8atapia" nntereesaneer.n paHdz
eiere. BON Der citaiiutiihen 2inis uno
uHtsr ben 3ablreiden nit 5ertunrt
uHb camille benanntsn Maria pan
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sit oas nidt Elm idlsdtsr Shsr5?"
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sutte 'es. sd CAB. piel oarum.
penn es elm Shera sepsien ipare, i'm
iibrieen laT.n mir bic 5obten ruben.
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mel unb grbe, als uni.re Shulpeiss
belt ii6 trdumen lGbt. SD periu6e
niht, cine Grtldruns gu iuten.
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items f6eint niht au .omnen. 9rintsH
mir eine 2aHs aaffss."
limb babeu sic tsine Gut, psnigs
items bic biIobiibins Dopp.lsdneerin
tsnnen 3u leruen, bi. porbin an uns
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limb arm in urn f~tirsten mir. uns
in bas GepiihI Der WsItitabt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-25

len Courage : Worrdtbe Der Wrennsrei
nidt DerseHsn.
,Na, mir fommen balb tpiebtr!S
febt er bann binau, inpsat sr 5u pfer=
be itetst unb in Der gplonne porfpdtts
reitet.
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ben, Der iteinise Meg lit tanm nod gu
unterideioeh. Die pferbs trstsrl bore
iidtig unb itplpern nift.
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paB itebt elm sr0berer 9ausrnbof, BON
elmer rohen Steinmauer umgeben. Yin
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i'm 9iht b.s pI0bli9 pieoer am 9iHls
mel erf9ienenen Monpes einen ihafs
fen S6atten iiber ben Wsg pirft. 9ier
bdIt Der General unb ldBt bic Golonne
on ii6 porbeibsfilirsn. Gr bat Dem
5rpmpeter : Corps bes Regiments
Nsrtihinst, has bic 5ete bat, ben Be
febl 3ueeihidt, oben auf Der paBhObe,
iobalo IS iie errsiftn piirbe, bic ruff
ihe Hationalbnmns 81 ipielen.
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tonises pferbesetrapp.l erfiiut bic
9adt. gl0bli6 tnattert bon limits IN
ten. 0 balber SDt., hsftis.s Gefpehrz
feuer ba3niihen - su.rit ~Dersinatlt,
bann in p%iitbenbem Shneafeuer: bic
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bep.guns aufssssb.n, nahoem lie sez
pahr getpcroen. baB Der pab beieBt
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burh bi. Naht unb ibr IufpraHeIn
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bas S6isben Der Sapaner osritummt
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boriibsrgs5peen. Dir pdnbten uniere
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bic maisftdtiiten s0n. Der SBnn.
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uno unten. tief gu unier.n 1iben,
on Die gentlemen J~tlf.HbGns. eetlams
inert uie nnb.imlide 5Iissen, lduiaz
ten iapanifde Splbaten ben fei.rlihen,
frsmbsn RIdnssH. Gle tparsn in bic
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unIerem RIdsn bic 4useansstbiir 81
psri6Iisbsn. purh bic mir ai,bsn muB>
ten; ihr. Git mar niht steliidt - Il.
tamsn gu ipGt. unb isBt t0nts Is Idus=
fam, fsitrIid DON Der 5Sbe gu linen
berdb:
~Jurdtbar ben Jsinb.n unp fart
burh ben Glauben!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-25

profeHor Wuai bat gu N.uiabr an
feline getanntsH Elm S9reibsn fols.ns
ben Subalts seienoet:
Il. j.
3beiIs Sbn.n hierburd NIT, bab i'd
biesmal teiH. neutrality-suspicious.
berienoen tpsro., neil ih IS nur fir
.in. iiberfluiits. GOrmIidt.it baltic.
grgebenit
prof. WulIt.
p. 8. g.nIse bic 0elesenbeit, I'm
Sbnsn meme ber5lihftsn GIiidniinih.
gum usu.n Sahr Daraubrinssn.
The Washington times., 1912-12-14

FOR REST-
lie n At. NV, Apt. LIST w., n. W. H.
bath, I rooms. ............ *S-S
"The Lexington 2lSt and l. SITS. ". W. ~ q.
hath. heat, 5 rootns. ............... .o.W
81 i'rumbuii st. NV. bath. rooms. .s''o
.is N st. NV, "a A.. partly iurnished' m .
h, v. h.. ] rooms. ms................:...' .;'W
i01is y st. NV. I'd n. bath. gas. rooms I'D
4O7 r st. NV. lst H.. hath. gas. rooms :O'So
23oi y st. NV. LIST A.. rooms......' io'W
t2t Ridge st. NV. lst q. bath. j rooms. !,..o
$50 9TH st. NV. I'd floor. rooms....' E..So
A. q. CAYWOOD.
si5 ". Y. AVE. n. W. MAIN n0.
$50 John Marshall place. 5r and b.....sT.ao
zoos 18th st. nw., <r and b............... l5.O
To 7th st. sw.. 5r and b................. l'.so
PHILLIPS COMPANY.
$50 John Marshall pl. i
1889 9Th ST. me-. md floor. or.................SiSc co
1905 Sth st. ne, lst floor. EO
i0aS 9Th vt. ne. 3rd floor r......:,.:...:... Is'oo
APPLY TO J. J. CAYLOR.
1908 9Th ST. N. u. l.
isaS l{TH ST. n. w.-5 rooms and bath.
a. IN, l.; also rooms and bath, 1850 lith
St. y. w. for renting.
APPLY 9i5 r. I. AVE.
VERY DESIRABLE centrally located apart
ment, suitable for business Or housekeen-
Ing; I rooms and bath. Ts 18th 1t. N. ".
TODD PLACE n. E.. is-six large rooms.
upper. slS: hot water: convenient. health
full; fine location.
The Washington times., 1912-12-14
FOR sAlE-HoUses

FOR sALE-YouR WIFE KNOWS MORE
about what makes . home desirable than
yov do. and you know moro about the
quality Of construction than she does. 20
90 together to see these new Middaugh 4
shannon. lnc.. homes at
sl5 TO s3i n STREET n. 3.
They have been built to please both you
and your wife. They will please you BE-
cause you will take satisfaction In living IN
. well built home instead Of one that u
continually needing repairs. They Will
please your wife because they are 20 well
arranged and have 20 many conveniences.
They will please you both In the pleasant
neishborhood and convenient location.
eee them at once. There are only few
Of them and they will seli rapidly. Al.
ready several of them have been bespoken.
The exhibit home 10 open daily until
p. M. heated and lighted.
PRICE. es.s5o.
Terms. e9o0 cash and $3.50 per m0nth.
including all interest.
Six bright rooms. large cellar. hot.wster
heat, good gas range, gas water heater Ter
summer use. fireplace with gas logs, double
hardwood hoors. hardwood trim. china cab
met In dining room, expensive gas hx.
turee with electric lighting attachment;
plenty Of cupboArds.
AIDDACOH q SHANNON. INC.
Builder and Owner.
SHANNON q LuCHH. us 1lth st. N. ".
Selling Agents l.
The Washington times., 1912-12-14

FOR sALE-IAdy owning. beautiful new
1.room colonial frame and shinGis house.
W.tco: has lot Iooco %: H.; papered: hot.
water heating: cleo. lighting; Gns ih..is
trees: porchss. large cement cellar: auto
0uire 1909 Irving n. w..
The Washington times., 1912-12-14
DEATHS

CLEvEi.AND--sudden On Thurpday. De.
cember II. 1919, at Odent0n, JOHN CLBvE-
LAND. husband Of Annie L. Cleveland tnes
Pierce). It'
Funeral from his late residence. SO D
street northeast, on Bunday.. DscembeS IL.
~ 2;O p. m. Relativss and friends ins
(Baitimore. Nd. and Alexandra, Va. ~.
perD Disaso c0Dy.) -
The Washington times., 1912-12-14
THE CoJONADE,
1877 10th Street N. W.

soePtment of tWS roo,ns and bath; III
outside voSms; service cannot b ~.
ceiled: electric elevator: exceilenuy p.
Gated. Rent only 80 Q month. ApSsyso 70
The Washington times., 1912-12-14
DENTISTRY
PIANO TUNING

WILLIAM W. SAUNDERS.
Expert tuner and teacher Of piano tunlnR
tNt Rock Creek Ch. road
The Washington times., 1912-12-14
70 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE

real estate. Several trust funds ~ 70 .
per cent. All transactions conducted with
Economical consideration for borrowers
VIM. II. SAUNDERS 4 Co.,,
eouthcrn building. 50! 10Th e. n: W.
| MONEY TO LOAN on real estats: lowest
ss.s: E5iGjr sYRSa%s YRG%AESEoS HSsiES!'its: M %
The Washington times., 1912-12-14
FOR SALE-H0UsEs
FOR SALE, HOMES.

FOR SALE, HOMES.
., ~. .-';c.y: s ...oem p.....s; M sr,es: e.. 4
On new Jersey ave. near New YORK ave.
I'd noor. ntted ~ hat.
Rr6GcED SiSasD isS'Is; To s.,e.
:.stsry brick and stone house
Near Library Of Congress.
Reduced from sAsoO 70 $3.50
FOR sALE-foeated ON list st.
BLOoMIN0DALE.
Aooo.REDucED FROM M7SA
Z ROOMS AND Bath. FURNACE HEAT.
out-ef-town owner says. "ssiir'
FOR sALE-NEAR No. AVE, N. 70.
Two.story and Cellar Brick.
. ROOMS AND BATH. FURNACE HEAT.
Stationary Weshtubs In Cellar.
FOR sALl-A BlosminsdaIs Bargain.
40 CASH AND BALANCE MONTHLY.
. ROOMS AND BATH. FURNACE HEAT.
Painted and Decorated Threushsut.
WIZ. II. SAUNDERS y. . CO.. Southern Bldg.
FOR SALE, INVESTMENTS
BRICK HOUSES
ON Street Southeast.
Rent $50 Each. Price $40 Each.
I BRICK HOUSES
On Street Northwest.
Rent e126o Each. Price. N.to0 Each.
White Tenants.
3-stosy Bricks rooms and bath.
Located Southeast.
Rent ~ Month. Price, Sl,SoA
White Tenants.
VIZ. II. SAUNDERS 4 CO.. Southern Bids,
oU 18th st. N. ". -
The Washington times., 1912-12-14
THE CONGRESSIONAL,

First and East Capitol Streets.
Only two apartments ieft OF one room
and hath: most desirably arranged
apartments In best residential section
OF washington. opposite Conversational
Library and overlooking tapitV,
grounds; electric elevator service al
Higit; rents $500 to e27.jO = month.
Apply to Janitor. or
THOMAS J. FISHER 4 CO.. INC.
The Washington times., 1912-12-14
FOR RENT-STARlES

Rear sO7 I 1t. NV, I stalls yard. ........Si2.5O 80
Rear 1870 9th st. NV, ............,......... 10. 90
Rear SOL. Indiana ave. Sw.,.............. 800
Hear lA9 Morse ne. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500
A. y. CAYWOOD, yl6 N. Y. ave. NV. NJ no.
The Washington times., 1912-12-14
Vital Records.

Dirtha
WHITE.
Clarence n. and Emma Wilson. boy.
Morris and Leika Ross. boy.
Paul B. and Aida H. Lum, giri.
Robert A. and Margaret c. Jenkinss
Girl.
Joseph r. and Grace A. Harman, girl.
COLORED.
Joseph and Leonia Thigpen, girl.
Arthur and Henrietta Lee. boy.
Marriage Licenses.
WHITE.
Alfredo DiscianIti and Louise Arramons
both Of Washington.
Earle 8. Lusby and Grace N. Floyd,
| both Of washington.
James r. o'Neiii and Ethel Adams.
| both Of washington.
Rodetc Peters and Florence X. Town
send. both OF Washington.
Deaths.
WHITE.
Mary stendc. 7s years. washinstoa
Asylum Hospital.
Frances A.. Thsyer. 73 years. 3li3 n
| street northwest.
Mary A. Dodge, 76 years. 1ol3 Massachu-
setts avenue northeast.
0oldie NJ. Blair. Is years. s7h r street
northwest.
Mary !: Bischofr. 6 years. Emergency
Jerome Wise. Is years. 1916 N strsss
northwest.
Leroy Stratton, IS years., Government
Hospital for the Insane.
Hannah T.. Taylor, 70 years. sls street
| southwest.
John II. Moore. sS years. lss B street
| southwest.
Robert A. Crawl. % years, Washington
| Asylum Hospital.
| Carl II. A. Katteimann, "a years, lis
| Seventh street northwest.
Hugh Lyons. Is years. 63s A street
Annie Burriss. - years. GARFIELD Hos.
Guy D. Warner. . months. 7l3 Sixth
street NORTH east.
| COLORED.
Rose Stanley. "a years. 32l Aliens CourS
southwest.
Raehse! E. Porter. s years. Burv,lle.
Hospital.
Henrietta Stevenson. 70 years, II and
Third streets northeast.
The Washington times., 1912-12-14
THE CHEVY CHASE
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE.

Desirable apartments Of reoms ana
and bath; located In washington'e
most beautiful suburb: all OUTSIDE
rooms; excellent service.
THOMAS J. FISHER . CO. CNC.I
The Washington times., 1912-12-14

es3 FLORIDA AVENUE N. Z.
New. second door aAt, Of rosms
and hath; heated BY hot water; COO.
vsnient 10 cars Rsat ooiy Ness
month.
THOMAS J. TlsHER . CO. uNc.I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-06
New Impetus in
Rush for Books
Cyclopcdiu Distribution shows the Inn
portnnce of Having Up-tO-Dnte
Work of reference.

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-06
Easy to Have Fair
Skin and Pretty Hair

The hair and scalp can be kept :m-
maculately clean and sweet by occa-
sionally shampooing with q teaspoon
fun OF canthroX dissolved in a cup of
hot water. This quick drying; shalnpoo
dissolvts every particle OF dust. dan
drun and excess oil. and restores the
former even color and brllliance 10
faded. !ifc!ess hair Because OF its
inviSoratlng action. can;srox will an
courage the growth OF long, beautiful
hair.
y highly satisfactory lotlon for the
skin IS made by dissolvIng ounces of
SpurmaX in 4 pint witch hazel Cor HOT
water. then adding teaspoonfuIs
slyeerine. When applied TO the skin
it IS Invisible. and IT'S regular use wiz
Danish the oily. muddy" 5lotchy look
SO fatal TO any complexion. Whca
used on The daintiest skin. it Will i'm
part an added richness not thought
possible
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-06
Ailhizcr-'rnllcy,

Especial 10 Tho Times Dispatch.l
Mineral. Va. June 5.-The church
OF the Incarnation was tho scene of
u beautiful marriage this afternoon at
. o'clock. when Miss Elizabeth Vic.
10 ria Talley became the bride of
Richard Lee Alih!zor. both OF Louisa
county. Tho bride was attended IN.
hcr lwo sisters, Misses Ada and Mag
sln TalleN. and her father and mother.
he service OF tho Protestant EDis-
copal church was rendered by the
rector Rev John London Miss Ruth
r,!hsS presided at the organ. Miss Tai
ley is tho daughter of Mr.. and Mr.
Andrew Tallcy
Mr.. and Mrs. Talloy loft on tho $50
train for Huntington. w. Va. which
Will he their home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-06
For Sweethearts and Wives
(Aunt Ruth in Household IIclps)

II the eyelash,s are short and thin.
plain pyroXin should be applied TO lash
roots with thumb and foreiinger to
make them grow thick and beautifully
long. Thin eyebrows improve with
daily applications o. pyroX!n.
Men admine glossy. well kept 'dar
Any girl can keep h.1 hair light fluffy
and beautifully lustrous by dry sham
pooling every week or 80. Put -FOUR
ounces Of powdered orl4s root in a fruit
Ja!. add an original package of thcroN
toad mix together. Sprinkle a little OH
the h al and brush through the hair
ThtroN removes dust. OIL and daudrum.
Nov comes the time when dainty
CcmpleX!ons look sa.ny from perspira-
i!on. y complexion beautidu- that Will
mot rub of or show like powder is
inade easily by dissolvinls an original
package Of mayaione in i half pint of
witch Aa2l. Gently massage face. neck
ana arms with this solution daily. ana
tine skin viii be soft, lovely, smooth
and satIly.
'Em$ yrassing wild hairs can be
made tNanish quickly from Gace or
1orearms " using dclatona paste made
NY miNIng powdered delatone with
water. Cover ihe hairy surface wiki
this paste for Two or tire minutes.
then remove, wash the skin. and the
hairs viii ~ gone"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-06

fact was commented upon with regret
by James Creamcr. who presided, and
by most of the 'spcakers
Rev. IL. r. Stevens. of Roanoke,
spoke on child labor and the union and
was severe in his arraignmcnt of the
system by which negro children were
set free in the Southern States only 10
cnslavc the white children In the cot
ton mills. He com olimcntcd Labor
commissioner Dohcrty as being one of
the causes for better child labor con-
dittons in Virginia. as compared with
other Southern States. and expressed
his fun sympathy with tho work of the
union.
T.. c. Davidson, secretary of the fed
craticn. discussed convict labor and
stated that the unions were in favor of
making the State Prison Il refor-natory
institution and not u means for prl-
vate firms. through the contract sys-
tom. to compete with wage-carncrs.
ID. NJ. Blankcnship. head of the Farm
ers Union. urged the abolition of the
middleman.
Tho unity of the unions purposes
with those of the equal sunrag. cause
was the theme of an address by Mrs.
John H. Lewis, who took the place of
Miss Mary Johnston upon the program
The closing address was by Speaker
Il. T.. Byrd. who severely criticized the
existence OF the injunction as sur
viVal of the imperial Roman law, al
owing the judge to make law at any
tim" he wished and deprlvinE the indi-
vidual of the rights guaranteed by the
constitution and the laws made BY the
people. lie urged the passage of law
by Congress which would expressly
guarantee to lahoring men the right
TO strike.