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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-06
Oetpalttbdtia.
Spbm Jna uirb ant ieineu 0eiites.
smitaHb unterindJt meroen.

Ter 81 Sabre oIte arbeiter eSSo6n
Jua, BON gto. 1920 Gin Strabe
fpeIder am Gonneritag ieiner eigenen
Siherbelt negen elmer 3eae Der eriter
Eiitriftsitation itberrpieien ipor0en
mar, puroe geitern Worgen nat BEN
itdotlIhen Soipttol gebraft uno Der
Strong @aro iiberlUieien. Gr miro.
iobalo iein 3uitano oieies 3ul4bt,
DEM Erobatrihter porgeiiibrt lueroen,
nnt ailf ieinen 8eiites5uitano unter.
iltht 3ii rueroen ,SuQ mar In Die Gen.
traIltation gefontmen mo butte oe.
rneloet, oab IN Dem Sauie go. 1920
Glni SiraBe, cine ,5rau Selbltmoro
begangen babe Cine ltnteriuhuuu er.
CAB, oaB Die ,yrau lbre @obnlna rur
oerla'len bate, nm sui aus Dem 8e,
&c 5u geben. Iieier nulroe, als er oen
Sahperbolt eriubr, getpolttbGtia mo
ttir ben pereirteu Nnitrengunaen Ses
Yeutnanfs SOIL, 6c5 Seraeatten Zen.
nings uno mehrerer Boli5iiten aelana
es, Den Haienoen rad einem beftiaen
Sample 3n ilbermdltigen, 3lt ieiieln
nno na6 Dem ita0tiibcn Soipital 3lt
bringen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-06
0efdhrlibes 0ener.
Nebrere Sranen bon Toli5iiten bonn
3oee gerettef.

Gin gefabrlidRs iyeuer fam seitern
Woreen eeeen 3 llbr In benz ear.
bierlaben oes Charles 8. Totp, 9to.
6i4-616 Central apenne, gum
ausbruh utb bate, nls eS eittbeft
tuuroe, bereits bic mad, benz 3ipetten
Stodtuert fiibreiSe reeSSss,e reeSSss,e ersSri fffee:s:
Der Sniaiien oes nieritodigen De.
bonoes bemad,tigte iih. ais tie ourh
bic anfunft Der Seuerrpebr oltfse.
tpeft ipuroen, eine unbeihreiblihe
Yanit uno 6dt, ale unperIest oas
,Sreie erreihten, III III anbetratt Der
llmitnnoc beinahe Elm @intoer.
,5rdu Ioip. peId)e ilber benz Barber.
looen ihres Wnnues ifIief. fano ben
Ausaane ms sSreie ourd, Raud uno
sSfammen obeeid)uitten imo ipiiroe
ppetfeIlos ibr Seben perIoren habea.
penn VoIi3iit galosuin. .ipelf,er Ole
grdn0itdfte Dor anfunft Der Seiier.
ipebr erreid)te, uifi nit ipohrer u.
besperatnng on Die Utaraliie ju
oelh 5IItlAsH ~AUuAutltC CUtpOtbeliILA
teri nno In Dos nit Rnrdl uno ,sIam-
men anaefiIlte Sinner geitiegeu
mare. Gr Iieb bic balbobnmdfrige
iSrou aus Dem 5eniter CUR StraBr
binunterialIen, no Tie bon bem 9oIi5i.
item 0oIi nuigefan1en ruuroe. Sit
fam nit unbeoeutenoen grarotpml.
Den i,no aontlliioncn oappr. g,oIiJlit
8oI0luiI, ipeIder grnnomunoen an
ben Sdnoen unb i'm 8eiitt rrlitten
bate, iOluie 2eutnont Sal NIB bic
Volijiiten arntner, @clf imo SdsaIler
Iicfen Johann ron Stcdmert Sa Stcf.
iuert. traten Die 3inunertbiiren Elm
imo brahten bic getpohner. nteiitene
Jrnuen. untcr bod,iter eigener 2ebenE.
aefabr in Siferbeit. Warp aaen
'didte lid, gernoe nn. aus einetn iSen-
tier oes 3. Stofipertes 5i iprinaen.
nls 8oIi5iit aramer fie Suriidrib. Ter
@rnnoidaoeu tuiro ani ungeiabr $500
abgeit,oet. Die Gntitebungsuriafe
bes sseuers ION aiif gefralste eIeftri.
i6e 0rabte SuridSufiibren iein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-06

ferung cine olts Wiusssss abaefsuert
uah bie san5e Ruhbarfhaft In 5hres
den perfett. Or fpurbs NIT sinsr Bers
rrornung entlaHen.
Yrsslep 5emmoob, Elm ariippel,,
fpti4er BEL einem llnfoH beibe geine
perlortn bat, ipurnt unier Der Mnflog.
Der 9runtenkit porgsfuhrt. Or mar
am Donnsritos In finnIos bstrunienen
3uftunbe auf isinen geinftumpfsn
an peorl Strabs uno 8roabnap bsrs
umeetortelt uno battle sintn ebenio
srotestsn rpis peinlifen einbrud auf
ote pafanten gemo6t. CT tpuroe
troB feiner 1brdnen auf 3 Wonots
ms Grbeitsbaus geihidt.
pdul GppelbIatt, Elm untsrnshmens
Der 3eitunssoeridufsr, mar am Dom
nerftas Rahmittdg NIT elmer Gabun5
3eitunsen, peI9e Die Berihts iiber
ben Sobnion Glpnn Gauiitdmpf snt.
bleltrn. mad Gbeltsr pari geeilt uno
batte bic 9efufer bur1 fem fiirhtsrs
lihss Gebriia In ibrsr Jeitftimmung
geftort. ioonb er iblieblih bon sinsm
poripOli5iiten an ois 2uft.9sIest tpers
ben mubts. Gr ppitiris fih iobamn
oirett Dor benz Ginsang bss Darts,
no er cine 9ertebrsft0run9 perurfodis
unb fdlieblih Don Der poli5si ipegsn
nnfugs fefteenommsn rurbe. Rihter
Dunlap belt pem 9tnsstlastsn cine
ssbories Stanbpauie unb entlieb Jpn
nit Der Grtldruna oab sr isinsr
3eit fsIbft 3eitunssiunse eefpeien Isi
uHo piiIe, ipie itspsr es iei. in hsu
gerufe einen Dollar ouiammen5ubrins
gen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-06


5enrp ardmps, "a, gountp Sns
firmdrp, Gtbirn6luten.
Glfis Curtis, Is, 8opb Sdmaritan,
S6Iasanfaa.
6ottie Tlap aarisp, Is, 988 3.
Ctr, qus3sbrun9.
Wes. y. WiIion, 50, sol Carlisle
Ipe., 5nqueft in 5ttpebe.
Games DuIp, 25. 4O4 6. II. Str,
5ubertuloIs.
Wiuiam o. Goug., 81, 2132 Stab.
Ter Ctr, gubertuIoie.
Warie 6einsmanu, IA, 8O8 eau.
rel Ctr, 5er3tIop penfsblsr.
Wtogoolsna Reuit, 50, 526 Gonror
Ctr, gebirnblutsn.
eond SinftsIo, %, Gitp SOIpitat
Snqueit in Sttrsbs.
Utargaret !. gster, Il, 2315 Gue.
Bed Rpoo, 5ppbus.
Wm. B. gerLstamp. 36. Stoot
6oipitaI, Snqusit in S9tpete.
Deter Robsl, So, getts unb 2inr
Ctr. gruftfelIen:3iinoung.
9eorgs u. as,n, 76, 1901 Sarriior
sloe., Gebsrperhdrtung.
Jerc. Gidholo, 73. 1923 Jairfielt
Gpe.. 9ronfitis.
epbrabim 5ncobfou, 60, 1865
Central Noe., ar.6s.
katherine aIine5erg. 81, 1045 Sn.
isrmebiate Str, 5dlsent,iinoung.
4ug. W, Str.s, "a, 1854 5srfbeI
Ctr, Riersnlslben.
Wiaium Y. Sooes. "a, GbriIt sc.
fpitdl, urdemi.
Rcb, II, Siibiides 5OipitaI
S4IaaanfaQ.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-06

Gbarlss uno GliIobetb Saas, 1916
Weitpopb 2lps., Utdoten.
Nusuit uuo Wdris 4mIung, 1115
Draper Ctr, ana6e.
5enrp uRo 2lenss Gpers, 1107
WinfieIb ape., Wdbdsn.
Robert uno 6lasu gubrmann, 56f
pureeu ape., Saahe.
9aprence uno glsomid ReIIon
1926 Spbn Str, anabs.
Soiepb uno Ghriitian BERN, 925
Geit Str, Wldohen.
gronisIaip uno g{ataIie alssmirt
53S syreeman Ipe., Rndbe.
William uno Maris Weptr, 24l1
GIberpn Gpe., Wdoden.
Samusl uno Gliidbetb ReWuuen
81 plum Ctr, Usdhtsu.
@raRpills uno Wtap 5ap. S49
Belts Str, Widoden.
Ssrant uno aouiia 5o6Ianber,
1887 Golumbil 4ps., Wdb6en.
gfa Champ uHo China Grunt. 244
Gorbin Ctr, Sndbe.
WiIIiam uno 5aunab airhnsr
1859 Wilami 2tpe.. Gnd6e.
Otto uno Utarie Williams, 3536
6anoman alos., WlaoheH.
4eam uno GIilabeth Seb, 1707
Race Str, Yldoden.
Genaro uno aaiie 4rno!o, 2l7
Wope Ctr, GHate
ghparo uno Wamie Burroughs
2tnpoob. Snabs.
Wali,r uno Beatrice Clubbing
Msper Noe, Gnabe.
u. 3. unb Gillian 2ucep. 3010
Mprton Ctr, W6ofen.
90. 3. uuo aIOrsnes Smith,
gbriit Soipital. Gnabe.
Wm. G. uno Marearstb Minor.
SIS adfanstts ape., anube.
Oscar uno Ruth Dor. s78 3utainE
Ape., MGbten.
6. unb Carrie 8pssIians, 2825
erie glpe., Gnabe.
Sobn unb aatbernu Sporp. 210s
WabiIon RoGo, Mdbfsu.
Sobn Enb Wilaelmins geff. LIS
Waetion Rouo. Mdohen.
Daniel unb CLARA Steible, 4120
5ersus Ctr. anabe.
Rihplas uno Wamie Stiditl, 3207
Gpwortb 2lpe., wadbnen.
Wlatbias uno GIisabstb Wagnsr.
1923 Bremen Str, anabe.
6enrp uno Wartho pflus, 119 6,
Qikrfp Str, Wdbnen.
pbilip uHo aatherin. Gtthofsr
.1749 Gvenm0rs Ctr, Wdbdsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-06

e Gbeideioungg sale.

g bel dei0ungss sale.
Gleanore Sling, Die lid, am p. Ics
5enlber 1876 init Geter u. Sling Der.
beirothete, mill ieet pou oemieIben ge.
ifieoen iein. neil er tie uuo ihr RnS
oor et1ua 10 Sobren I'M StlA gcIai.
len bat.
Ger Eoli5iit gSut. 9. 2uopid bot
ieine Satin, Qhronia Suomit, nit
Ser er lid, ail 20. ,Samldr 1898 per-
beiratbete, auf Sheiolmg perflaat
Gr madlt qeItenO oaB lie ibu lei. Sab
rem ooIllq iauorirt, ihn oft ocrlaiIen
un6 it'd nit auhttcn MGnner,. ohac.
aebcn babe. 2Iu 81. Sunni 1912 babe
lie, lpdbreuo er inn 9ic&it mar Ole
@obmtlta ausggraumt rmo Die Ot0bel
rortgeuommeE. Ter QiiGrt betdupttt
ferner oaB Gr !vdErtro i,iuc5 ,}u,
'amnenleorn5 ; mt .C' 6rau ct &c $500
alf 0eren lealrIH ttl Del Q}riaator
German ganf oepouirt hube uno, nm
ile 5u oerhiilHer I. nl5 NcTo su Sichcu.
mnroe ibn rin CutGalts beitbl teril.
Iigt.
Sora Seberbous lpil bon Dem Bar
bier Soltls =. Se0erbous. 0en tie OH
4 aprtI 1902 beiratbetc, geihic0en
leln neil er ieit mehr als . SSuhren
IN teiner 0eiie fiir iic lno ibre 5lnri
alroer qeiorgt uuo ilt audi an0er-
Dcttig nld)t ipte eIu treuer Gbcnluun
benommen hat.
ToniHfa 8ereiioa 0tilih ucrheira.
thetc i'd, nm 4 rSimi 1903 in lluaarn
NIT rSoluau Ytiiid), ooh bebauoelte
oerlcibe iie oerart oaB tic ibu int
Sabre 1907 perluiicn nulBte unb bier.
bcr fnm Gr ioIgte ihr uno perlnnate
ieit Der 3eit oab lie ibn crnabreu
IoIle. mahreno cr ieIbIt auf Der iult1ea
Sdut lag. 9IuS 6ieicm 8rln0e oerlteR
lie i'm am 10. sSanuar 1910 Elm smei,
tes 9tol mo Dill iett geri6lid Don
lbm aeid)ieoen iein
g Shaoeneriasf[aQen.
Der % Sabre aIte gio Sour Wets
6enftelIsr elmer Wt. 8eraqor bat aes
tern I'M gunoes Tiitrittqerid,t fiir
ben @erIuft zines 6ubss cine aIage
ouf $4,000 GntI6dbigung oegen oie
GoutspiIle &c Rdibpius Giien6abnges
ieufhaft anbdneis oemndt. gr perIpr
bas 9lieo betm Wageonrungisren in
ben Soften gu Gcpineton om 10. Suli
1911. gIeirh3eitts ftrenete Gsragon
slpei 8logen in ben gountposrintsn
iiber Den gIeiten 8etrag unS aus glei.
dem Grunoe an uno sipar ssssa bic
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-06
9inbre6er
aoHute tros mebrsrer Alarme nidt
grfumbeu ,utroen.

Gin Ginbrc6er. teld)er aeitern
9loraeI eegen 1926 llbr burcb ein
iSeniter bes 5rpeiten Stodiuerfes IN
ben Saoen Der grouning.sfing 60,
an 5. apenne uuo Race Strabe. elm.
iiieg, ieste ben .guraInr Alarm" in
1hatiafeit. gon ocnl 4auptauartier
oes Marniiuitenls ipuroe iofort eil
Vripatpolisiit entianbt. tueIder ieocc,
nah furser 3eit meIbefe, oab er oas
gnn5e 9ebnnoe olrdJiuft uno feline
Spnr pom einem Giubrefcr sefunoca
bnbe. Cine StilttDe ipatrr ertonte lpie.
her Der einbrederalarm pen oe,nlrl.
ben 9eihaite. Ter prinatpoliSIit
iiellte aneebIif cine sfueite llnterilldl.
ling an, Ipeldle ieboh ebenfnlts ein ne.
gaiipes Reiulint ersnb, fuVsbnib man
in Dem Sanptaunrfier oes ellarin.
iuiiems 3u DER aniid)t fam. onB Die
eleftriif)en Trdtbe in llnornnumg ge-
ratbcn ieien mno es iih Inn faIihe
sllnrme bailblsn Htiibte. CRIT eeitern
Wsorgen nim rDuroe bic Gntoedl,na
sefnod,t. Dab bas gtobIiifement Der
Wroipniug Sing 80. pirflid) pon Ell.
iiesn einbredRr. ipeId,er iiber oic
Motbleifer In oos 3lprite Stodsuerf
geInnat mar. uno $l3 aus elmer 9eIS.
labe etitperroet bate. beimeeiudjt
u0roen lucr.
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.4nS BEN, a)slijeiseridtt.

DoB Dodst bes eehriatn poliseigss
sints mar IN NHbetrdd,i bss llmItons
ess. oob p0rssitsrn rGlorreineO Oisrtt
gefsitr. purbe. Elm psrbdltibm1bia
iur5ss unb iptnig interendniss. Do
poIi3eiri1tsr 1ride cine Gommerrsife
mad BEN Often an9etseten Bat, fun.
aitte RshtscnnoIt Mnt9onp Dunlap
ais itin GteaDtrtretsr. Gonntp Mns
malt ppeus ipobnie Der Gitnna Bet
ba mebrsre gale cuf Dtm Dodef Fan.
bsu, ptlGe porousfs6tti6 NIT lltbsfs
1psifuas bsr anesfIoeien an bic
Grpbgefnnosenen enb<n tpiirbsn. MlIe
hieie 0dls fpurben ibpm pertugi.
Oeors BurtIcp. 10 1alet nlf, elm
0eteran bss 9iirssrtritoe1. ro6nboFt
Qe. 31S On QsorI Gtrats, batk am
1. auIs IN isinsr po.r!otil IN Deefi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-06

auBeroem bat Der 8srein nod
Bombs unb Nttien i'm Betraae pon
$1400, 10 bab ii6 oas 8ereinspermos
gen auf $1839.11 belGuft.
Wdbreno Des Sabres nurben in ben
Observation-Disclosures folgeuoe 8ors
trdpe qebaIten: paftor ;, Dorm, 1bes
ma: .gntItehung Des Gbriitentbums"
Or. Z. ". Gbriiten, 3bsma: ySnitia.
tips unb Refsrenbum"; paItor u. Re.
men3, 5bema: Die Siebsnbiirger
Sa6Ien ober Iieben Sabrbuuberte I'm
Sample fir beuti4e Spraae unb Sui
tur"; 5err gmiI aramer, 3bemd:
.3pei Grabftdtten Der eritsn ptoniers
gincinnati's"; Or. 5arrp 5. 2Gcque,
5fema: raltSGinciunati" 9err Carl
YIes, 9bema; rDein unO Wenbau in
Qmerifa".
5iermit puren Die Gei6dfte Oes az
ten Sabres unb bes olten 8OritaHoes
erleoigt, lporauf bic in Der lsbten Ser
Iammlunq neu erndblten 8eamten
ourh 6errn gba8. y. S6mibt IN Der
i6m iibIthen, treffliaen Deiie initial
ltrt purben unD omar:
prditbent: 5erDinonb WeBger.
Bi3e prdIibent: 6rant Shmttt.
Setretdr: gouruo 8ruger.
Shabmeiiter: Carl Jtitels.
0irettoren: +. Wl. Weilanb, Sobn
Rruet, pb. 5. Ritter, Ghr. Stols
maier, Otto Dinner.
BabnentrG9er: So6n Darn.
Bon 6errn Garl Sbaupalo, Der Iif
9egenpdrtio auf elmer 8eiudsreiie IN
8eutidlunb befinoet, Lief etneNuithtss
poittarte Elm, bic perleien purbe.
2tls neue W2itgIiebsr tpuroen banr
bic fol9enDen5erren oufgenommen uni
in ublt6er Weiie singefiibrt: Ghas
S6eusrmonn, 1891 Sefferion 2loe.
oeb. 1856 in Stetntpenoen in Del
Rbeinpfal8; in Cincinnati isit /. Qpri
1881; 6snrD 6usIer, 1926 8iIbot
Ctr, ssboren 80. QpriI 1912 in pirs
maiens, Rbsinpfal3, in Cincinnati IeI
DECEMBER 1854; SacOb Bauer, 310s
goleroin Qbe., geb. 10. NODsmbe1
1853 in QooIffurt, DIrttemberg, II
Cincinnati ieit 20. Rooember 1884
5reo. Rsis, $3.50 Reubing ROoo. gsb
"a. Suni 1866 in GuIoI, RbeiupfaI3
in Cincinnati felt "a. Ropember 1890
Otto 6erman 6einrth Sauer, 400
Watn 2lDs., Rorpoob, geb. %. Wtdr
1S48 in Redar9emiino, 8aoen, il
| Cincinnati lett 10. Jebruar 1869
Wi6dst 9trit, 2411 Deit WcU2ider
Qpe., geb. 7. 7gebrudr 1869 in Hieber
Ghmbah, in Cincinnati isit q. Sun
1882; gastdI 60rth, 625 UIcUtitel
2lpe., gsb. 2. Qpril 1855, in DaIbmatt
gaoen, in Cincinnati ieit IS. Mugui
1879; So6n Sdmeer, 512 SbiQit
! Str, geb. IS. Tsbruar 1845 Il
0ruumfelO, SberpfaI8, in Cincinnati
| Isit a. 5uli 1873.
Der QusIhuB fir bas am 16. Gun
1912 absebuItsns Stiftunosfeit eritat
tsts sinsn porlGufigsn 8sriht, Der 70
nett einen leberidub pon $54 uuf
psift.
Rad Der 8erta9ung fdnb mod eli
gemiitblider 3ommers Itdtt, bel mel
dem mon6 biibites 2iso qefungs1
unb mdn6er 5rtntIpruh auf ods fer
mere 8Iuben uno 9eoeibsn oes 8eretn
auseebraht tpurbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-06

bene fIeine @eloiummen erbeutet.
Sooann batteu iie periudt, In Die tn
bentieIben Stodtperf befittbIihen
H1ume Der Is. G. Clarion COMPANY
einouoringeil, ipareu ieooh ougen.
fheinlih periheuft Dorben.
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geriueaens Ginbred5tr.

Gtit eeitern Woreen ipairoe bic gnt.
bsdifne gvrnnd,t. bab Ginbreher am
9lanmittoe bes 4. SnIi benz Goreip
@eb1uDe, gde Der 8. slpe. unb gine
etrnbe. rnsn eeilih aboeitntfef bot
ten. Gle tpnren Il, Die Cificin Der
@oboib Giienbohn. i'm 8. Etodiperfc,
botten be Deri6ieoenen
SuIts etc. ouioebro6en ,Aab peridbie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-06

finb Wtrtbfhoften, gIdbe, In tpet6en
Wineralfpofer etc. perfduft miro,
isttrbaupt ale pIdss, in tDeIten Der
Snholt oesErintesfGbes pertauft pirD.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-06
GtaOtratbsftung.
Ganaere Debate nber bic gpnosams.
gabe ffr Strafenreparataren

Oas Rommtttes fir Wittsl unb msss,
bem Die Srbiuan3 iiberpisfen tpurs
be, Dlro am Dienitag sine 0ffentIis
DE SiBung abbalten. Qnndbms
Der Wertebrs SrDinan3 peri6oben.
gspiIisuns fir 6ffentli6e Jreis
fonserte. - 5rintbe6er Srbinan3
pafirt. - Sonftige Geihdfte.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-17

would not be completed because
the crew was late. Mrs. w. Cum
mings was the only passenger,
but by her determined stand she
compelled the conductor to finish
the trip. Mrs. Cummings lives at
1886 North Ayers avenue. She
told the conductor she had paid
her fare to ride home and she
dared him to put her off the car.
After the conductor had tele-
phoned to the car barns and been
ordered to go on he suddenly
rang the bell to go ahead. The
car was held twenty-five minutes.
That's the game, and if the
Halsted street car patrons could
and would muster up the spunk
displayed by Mrs. Cummings,
conductors would soon learn that
a public servant can't run things
to suit himself.
Toledo people got what they
were entitled to because they
weren't afraid to tell the Toledo
Big Con traction bunch where
they fit. Chicago people will
continue to suffer until they do
likewise.
WEATHER FORECAST
Lig hit Snow
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-17
ECHOES FROM CHICAGO
STREET CARS

STREET CARS
All out; take the car behind;
this is as far as we CO." was the
order issued by Conductor No.
1896 at Division street to the As
passengers in Halsted street car
No. 875, supposed to run to the
north terminal on Halsted street.
One of the passengers suggest
ed that the crowd stick and COM
pei the conductor to finish the
trip, but like most of the Chicago
people, the bunch seemed to be
so thoroughly broke to the trac-
ton company's halter that they
grumblingly shuffled out of car
No. 875, and gave up their seats
for the privilege of standing in
the car behind.
It's the usual thing to switch
cars at some point along the line,
if several are running close to-
gether and are not crammed to
the doors; the least crowded Or
ders its passengers to change and
it goes back on the return trip,
while the damned car with its
load of unfortunates staggers on
to the end of the route.
In this way the traction crowd
lowers the cost of transportation
by insuring damned cars and
avoiding the cost of additional
help to man extras. It's a great
scheme, but don't always sue
coed.
Still four miles from its des-
tination, north-bound Fortieth |
avenue car No. 1907, which bore
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1912-11-20
SUFFRAGISTS Of
STATE CONVENE
Convention Opens in Hotel
PfiSter, Milwaukee.
REV. OLYMPIA BROWN TALKS
Racine Woman, President of Body,
Urges Organization Of Each Dis
trict - Mrs. Colby Would
Teach Voters at Polls.

MadisOn-The Wisconsin Women's
Suffrage association opened its con-
ventiCn in Pfister hotel, Milwaukee.
Thirty-eight delegates attended the
opening session. Addresses were de-
Hyered by Rev Olympia Brown, presi-
dent Racine, and Mrs. Clara Bewick
Colby, suffrage lecturer. Oregon.
Rev. Olympia Brown, commenting
on the defeat at the recent election,
said that it would serve only to
strengthen the cause in Wisconsin, as
an educational stimulus. She recon-
mended the appointment Of presidents
In each congressional district, with
power to appoint vice-presidents in
each county, to further organization
work, and strongly recommended Miss
Lutte e. Stearns, Milwaukee. for the
presidency of the association for the
coming years.
Mrs. Colby traced the status of
woman through ancient and medieval
history, and concluded with remarks
on the recent election, saying:
Il think there should be d commit
tee at every election booth to explain
what everything on a sample ballot
means. In Racine, where I was eiec-
tion day, a white suffrage ballot was
used, instead Of the pink one which
the secretary Of state had promised.
This confused many voters. A num-
Der of men were not offered the suf-
frage ballot at all, and as they had
received pink slips from women, on
which was printed vote yes" on the
pink ballot they cast that slip into
the box.
OF course q committee OF expIana-
ton should have a member represent
ing each side Of every question voted
upon, SO there would be a fair explain
alton given."
An amendment to the constitution,
providing that Sc member Of the as
sociation shall hold an Office two
years in succession. the position of
editor Of the official organ being an
exception, was offered, and was
voted on.
The following committees were APP
pointed to report at the business SEES
sion:
Resolutions, Mrs. Nellie K. Donald
son. Miss Mary S. Johnson. Miss Lena
Y. Newman: new business, Mrs. Eliza
beth Dreutzer. Mrs. Nora ?. Jeansen,
Hrs. Caroline Ryan, Miss Bessie
Smith: nominations, Mrs G B. Willis
Mrs. Frank Fggers, Miss Linda
Rhodes, Mrs. II. a. HoIton.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1912-11-20
First Vacuum Cleaner.

The vacuum cleaner which has only
recently come into favor, was covered
by a patent granted in 1869 to Daniel
Hess of West Union, la. His device
was a carpet sweeper in which as it
rolled over the floor a bellows oper-
ated to create a suction, draw dust
up from the carpet and discharge it
into pans of water, the bellows being
worked from a crank on one Of the
supporting rollers. This cleaner close
" resembles those marketed today
in that it has a broad fat nozzle to
move along the floor, handle ex-
tending up to be grasped by one of
the operators hands, while the other
hand turns a drive pulley geared by
a rope with a fan which sucks the
dust up into a receptacle carried by
the handle above the fan. A machine
following this plan of more than 4O
years ago, if we'll made mechanically,
would present a good appearance
alongside of the modern machines,
and doubtless would give good results
in actual use.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1912-11-20
THREE FORMS OF MORALITY
Just From What Motive Good
Action Springs.

When, from a right motive, with ct
fort and sacrifice, | help a weak and
poor man, | enrich my individual and
spiritual being. If l bestow from a
mere gush of feeling, l receive no
permanent spiritual benefit; if from a
bad motive, l impoverish my own
heart. Acts, then, which appear the
same thing in form, differ widely, con-
sidered in their religious bearings.
There is the morality of impulse, the
morality of selfishness and the moral
ity of principle, or religious morality
The motive of the first named we
obey instantaneously, and it may do
good, Just as we draw our hands from
the fame, and thereby obey law OF
our physical nature, though we act
without any consideration of that law
A great deal Of the morality in the
world is of this kind. 1t may do good,
but has no reference to the law of
rectitude. 1t is impulsive, and, there
fore, does not indicate a steadfast
virtue, or a dep religious life. For
the very impulsiveness that leads to
the qualification of the sympathies
leads to the qualification of the ap-
petites, and thus we often find gem
erous and benevolent characteristics
mixed with vicious conduct. Then,
there is the morality of selfishness In
this instance | may perform many
good actions from sheer calculation
of material profit / may be benevo-
lent. because it will increase my repu-
tation for philanthropy. / may be
honest, because honesty is the best
policy" But is this the highest, the
religious sanction OF morality? No;
the morality of the religious man is
the morality of principle The motive
in his case is not 81 WILL" or 81 had
better" but 81 ought" The morality
of policy is mean and selfish. The
morality of religion is>loyal, disinter
ested, self-sacrifcing.- Hubbeli
Chaplin