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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-20
Bethany Home Reports

Following is the annual report of
the matron of Bethany home:
AT the beginning OF last year
there were % boys and IA girls at
the home. During the year so boys
and p girls were received, making
a total of 95 children cared for. Sew
enteen boys and IA girls were placed
in family homes; Is boys and six
girls were returned to parents or
guardian and two boys and one girl
were placed in public institutions.
At present there are 81 boys and l5
girls at the home. Each child spent,
on an average, q weeks at the
home. Children were admitted from
the following places: Rock Island.
IS; Moline, %; Coal Valley, 9. and
Port Byron 1. There were IL doc
tors visits, the sickness being
measles and tonsilitis. Whenever il
was necessary to call a physician
they gave prompt attention. We
thank all committees for their kind
assistance. We feel that the house
committee has cared for al our
wants with kindness and considera-
ton, showing their appreciation of
our efforts by kindly deeds and unso-
licited action. We wish to thank the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-20

educational committee for its in
terest shown in our work; also the
sewing society for it's generous as
sistance; and to our honorable board
We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks for the time spent in de-
liberating for our care and for the
generous support given US. In re-
turn the board expresses its appre-
citation of Matron Elizabeth Parsons,
who has been in charge of the home
since Miss Media Smith resigned six
months ago"
Report of Attorney G. C. wenger:
only two matters of Importance
were referred TO your attorney dur
ing the year. One of these was the
case in which our matron was re-
quested by the state visiting agent
Charles Virden, to have a certain
child returned by those with whom
our association had placed it. This
child was in our custody by order of
the county court and, by petitioning
that court, a summons was issued
against those having temporary
charge of the child, which resulted
in an order of sGid court to return
the child, which order was complied
with. In regard to legacy recently
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-20
SILVIS WORKlNGMEN
TAUGHT FIRST AID

Fifteen picked employees of Silvis
shops of the Rock Island railway
company came to Moline Thursday
afternoon and were organized into a
class that is to benefit by a course
of instruction in offering first aid to
the injured, the instructor to be DR..
A. H. Arp.
This course is part of the plan of
the railway company's bureau of
safety, to have at hand a corps of
men trained in the method of pro-
cedure in case of accident or mishap.
Their duty will be to give first aid
before arrival of a physician. Elmer
gency squads will be developed SO
far as possible in every one of the
company's shops and departments
where large numbers of men are en-
pIoyed. The instructors are COM
pany physicians, DR.. Arp being one
of them.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-20
HEALTHY TEETH
SUBJECTOF TALK
DR.. ]. P. Buckley of Chicago
Speaks to Audience of
400 at High School.
MAfIY NEED TREATMENT
five tigations at Chicago and Cleve-
land Show Many School Chill
dren Are Deficient.

nr. J. p. Buckley's lecture last
night in the assembly room Of Rock
Island high school under the aus
pices OF the board OF education was
attended by nearly 400 people who
listened with great interest to his
instructive treatise on the subject of
Teeth and Health" Through the
efforts Of the board of education to
conduct an educational campaign on
the subject and the aid of the Rock
Island County Dental society, it is
more than likely that Rock Island
will he the scene of campaigns of
the same nature as have been con-
Quoted in Cleveland and Chicago. The
startling discoveries that were made
in those cities, particularly in the
poorer districts, led to a campaign
that had remarkable results in the
uplift Of the children concerned.
In one of the Chicago schools II
was found that 81 per cent OF the
children required the treatment OF
a dentist. 1t is not expected that
such an enormous majority will be
found in need OF treatment here, but
still there viii be sufficient to war
rant such a campaign. Steps may
be taken at an early meeting OF the
board to further It.
CONDUCTS CLINIC.
Previous TO his address at the
high school, DR.. Buckley was the
guest of the county dental society at
dinner at tho Rock Island club.
Covers were laid for SO there. In
the afternoon he conducted two elm
ics in the Offices of Drs. K. VI. Pearce
and A. II. McCandless in the Safety
building and q large number of the
dentists were present. In addition
20 conducting his clinics and reading
papers on them. he told OF the cam
paign in Chicago in regard to the
caring OF the children in the schools
there. He said that Mrs. Ella Flagg
Young, superintendent OF Chicago
schools, spoke highly I'm favor Of the
work that had been accomplished and
commended such campaigns for 9TH
or cities.
OFFICERS ELECTED.
At business meeting OF the den
tai society. Dr. c. w. Peterson of
Moline, secretary for the last year.
was elected as president. DR.. John
Taylor OF Rock Island was named as
secretary and DR.. II. A Zeigler Of
Moline as treasurer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-20
Bethea Request Is $50, 900.

Dixon, Jan. 20.-The published re-
port that the bequest of the late Judge
Sol II. Bethea to the public hospital
here had shrunk from $4,000 to 81 900
tate After all claims and costs of
administration are paid" said George
c. Dixon, one of the executors, real
estate worth $4,000 and s2,100 in cash
will pass to the Bethea public hospi-
tai"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-20
Death In Roarlnn EIr.

May not result from the work OF fire.
bugs, but often severe burns are caus-
ed that make a quick need for Buck.
lens Arnica Salve, the quickest, surest
cure for burns, wounds, bruises, boils.
sores. II subdues Inflammation. 1t
kills pain. 1t soothes and heals.
Drives OF skin eruptions, ulcers or
piles. Only rs cents at all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-20
clifton Case Continued.

The case against c. c. Clifton for
embezzlement was continued till next
Saturday before Magistrate c. J..
smith. The arrest was made on com.
plant of representatives of the indie
pendent Jobbing company of Daven-
port, for which concern Clifton was
local agent.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-20
:ggll!sa

Several good numbers Of black and
colored silks. less $3.50.
Fancy wool mohairs, striped suit
ings and wool plaids. less 33LsTe.
Plain boadcloths, venetians, satin
cloth. less s3H%.
Heavy Astrachan cloakings, less
$3.50.
Fancy figured fannelettes, less
ssIsTo.
White mercerized waistings, less
ssIsTo.
Fancy dress trimmings, less 33heo.
Mems colored negligee shirts, less
s3IsTo.
Cluett's high grade shirts in fancies,
less ssLsZo.
Fine lors Of mems neckwear, less
sa1s9o.
Mems silk Isle hose, less ssLs9o.
Women's colored hosiery, less
$3.50.
Big selection of umbrellas, less
1851.
Mems shaving sets, less saIsT5.
Mems smoking sets, less 33EsTo.
ny oSoi 6AocSS SlANCi lOP pun
less 33Hs%.
quantity of Haviland china din
nerware, less ssHaqo
Fine electric oil and gas lamps, less
$3.50.
Much French and Syracuse china
dinner ware, less $3.50.
Much American porcelain dinner
ware, less saIs9S.
All kinds of jardiniers, less 33hTo.
Children's bear skin and astrachan
leggins. less 33Is%o.
Battenberg scarfs and squares, less
1851.
All fur coats, less 33Ia3o.
All small furs and sets, less 33h%.
Serge, velour, silk and evening
dresses, less s3Ia%.
Choice models In women's coats.
less ssIsgS.
Fancy silk, chiffon and lace waists,
less 3aLsT6.
Some silk petiicoats, less 3sNTo.
Women's Sweater coats, less 1872
Some fine Administer rugs, less
ssA%o.
Choice of fine buffets, less 3sA%.
SuOlCc VI mduOSduy uT6SS6TS,
less 33Aq6.
Fancy solid mahogany rockers, less
s3IsG6.
Turkish rockers, less 33h@o.
One lot of cotton blankets, less
s3IsGo.
Choice of patterns Of nets, less
33Is&6.
Choice of patterns Of printed
scrim, less 33Lsgo.
Choice Of 10 patterns of lace cur
tains, less 33LsTo.
Fancy linens, slightly soiled. less
ssIs9o.
Much fancy box stationery, less
ssIs16.
Bibles, Testatments and prayer
books, less 33H%.
A line of regular Csc novels and
stories, less 3sLsq6.
Beautiful Persian and Dresden rib.
hons, less s3I5Fo.
Many womens trimmed hats, less
33Lsqo.
And UhOIe columns of other
Items at 80 1875 off through
out the big store.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-20

Vienna-Reports regarding the
early retirement because of i'll
health, of Count Alois Lexa Won
Aehrenthal, Austro-Hungarian foreign
minister. are persistent. Rumor
names as his successor Count Szecsen
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-20
Two Are Fined.

Frank Surt was fined 81 and costs
and w. +. Sichler 81 and costs for
drunkenness by Magistrate c. J. Smith
this morning.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-20

left to our association, the estate
cannot be closed until after a year
and cannot be fully reported at this
time"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-20

Tailored and lingerie shirt watts
less 25%
Childrens' AMI misses sweaters.
less $50.
Scotch body Brussels rugs, less
25%.
All panel screens, less $50.
One lot 27x54 Administer rugs. less
$50.
Carpet sweepers. less $50.
Fine all wool blankets, 1915 up,
less $50.
Five patterns in velvet rugs, less
$50.
All brass and iron beds, less 259o.
American Lady corsets, less 25@e
Fine towels, slightly soiled, less
$50.
Fancy linens of all kinds, less $50.
Broken sizes of Kabo c-B and other
corsets. less $50.
Sets of standard authors, elegantly
bound, less $50.
Hat trimmings Of all kinds, except
plumes, less $50.
24-inch fancy satin, serges and mes
falines, less $50.
All millinery trimmings, less 25g,.
40-inch silk marquisettes, plain
colors, less $50.
Bradley knitted mufflers, less 25cs.
Women's silk scarfs, less $50.
Silk windsor ties, less $50.
Mems and boys sweaters, less $50.
Mems fleeced lined underwear, less
$50.
Shifting and skirting fannels, less
ESQ.
Slightly unused and soiled handker-
chiefs, less $50.
Women's somewhat mussed and
tumbled neckwear, less $50.
Jewel cases of all kinds, less $50.
American brilliant cut glass, less
$3.50.
Exclusive styles In women's coats.
less $50.
Afternoon and evening dresses.
less $50.
WOmeu > uToSS ShlTtS, less 900.
Infants wear, less $50.
Hair switches, all kinds, less $50.
Silver toilet sets, less $50.
Partisan ivory sets, less $50.
Shaving sets, less $50.
Hand and shaving mirror, less $50
Hair brushes, all kinds, less $50.
Fancy hose supporters and garters,
less $50.
Plain and dotted silk mousselins,
less $50.
27-inch wool plaid waistings. less
$50.
Some handsome silk band trim
mings, less $50
All marabou scarfs and muffs, less
$3.50.
Special line of mems $3.50 shoes,
less 25%o.
Special lot of mems and women's
umbrellas, less $50.
Regis $3.50 corsets. less $50.
$3.50 CB corsets, less $50.
And MANY many more
things you Wanf ard need
eUery day.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-20
City Chat
Buy a home OF Reidy Bros.
Tn-City Towel Supply compan,

Tri-City Towel Supply company.
For express, call Spencer & TrefE.
Let William Johnson do your tin and
furnace work: 1916 Third avenue.
Six per cent farm mortgages. Lit
ten d Roberts, Peoples National
bank building.
Dr. Cora Emery Reed. Office 1918
Fourth avenue. Hours 8 a. m. to D.
m. Phone 1913.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George b. Winters,
l5Os Tweuty-fourth-and-a-half street.
have welcomed a bright baby boy into
the family circle.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-20
,sgaaA
$I!Ed

Fancy black silk moires, less 500.
Fancy colored silks, several fine
lots, less 500.
Fine lot OF black and colored dress
goods, less 500.
Cotton checked suitings, less 500.
Wool plaid cloakings. less 500.
Big selection Of fancy dress trim
p1ings, less 500.
Fancy silk trimming braids, less
500.
Big lot of mems silk neckwear less
500.
Several lines mems fancy dress
shirts, less 500.
Women's shoes discontinued styles
excellent values, less 500.
Tapestry hand bags, less so. %
Japanese and bead bags, less 500.
Many quadruple plated silver novel
ties, less 500.
Ivory and Italian bronze statuary
less 500
Many electric reading lamps, less
500.
Woodbury's facial and dental cream,
less 500.
Madame Yale's preparations, less
500.
Cluster putfs and coronet braids,
less 500.
All made up hair pieces, less 500.
Long bead and gun metal chains,
less 500.
All beads excepting PEARL, less
SOC.
Fancy back combs and barrettes,
less 500.
Velvet and satin bags, less 500.
Fancy belts, boxed, less 500.
Fancy tinsel and elastic betting,
less 500.
Ebony and silver toilet sets, less
500.
Brass fern dishes, vases, candle
sticks, etc., less 500.
A lot Of fancy buttons, less 500.
Big line Of fancy ribbons, less 500,
Trimmed and untrimmed hats, less
500.
Sleds Of all kinds, less 500.
German cluny art pieces, less 500.
Fancy art novelties, less 500.
Metal Aplika work, less 500.
Metal Aplika outfits, less 500.
Many soc copyrighted novels, less
500.
Many boys and girls books, less
500.
Quantities of fancy boxed station
airy, less 500.
Hundreds of women's coats, colors
and black, less 500.
Women's suits without exceptions,
less 500.
Lots of children's warm coats, less
soT.
Children's fur sets, less 500.
Many nice wool and silk dresses,
less 500.
Some choice Administer carpets,
less 500.
Quite few Brussels rugs, less 500
Odd chairs and rockers, less 500.
Special lots of lace curtains, less
500.
In addition to the dbcUe
there are hundreds of other
items scattered all OUer the
store at 500 off.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-20

Silks, satins and velvets, less 300.
Black and colored wool dress goods,
less 300.
All Innings, canvas etc, less 2oTs.
Fancy white waistings, less 900.
Colored wash goods, less 300.
Embroidery edgings, insertions,
flouncings, and all-overs, less 200.
All over laces. veilings, ETC., less
2ogo.
All trunks, bags and suit cases, less
300.
Mems and women's underwear, less
900.
Mems pajamas, tennis and madras,
less 2oeo.
Men bath robes, less 2o9o.
Mems and women's umbrellas, less
200.
Mems gloves, less 200.
handkerchief and neckwear. Iess
600.
Mems $500, $3.50 and $500 shoes,
less 200.
Women's and children's gloves and
mitten's, less 200.
Mems $500 and $3.50 shoes. less
2oGo.
Mantel clocks. less 2oT.
Quadruple plated holloware, less
20
Sterling silver toilet sets, less 20P5.
Sterling silver manicure sets, less
900.
Sterling silver deposit goods. less
400.
All kinds of fancy china. less 2o%
English and American china dinner.
ware, less POO.
Fancy waste paper baskets, less
2ogo.
Nickle plated, copper and brass
ware, less POO.
Decorated toilet ware, less 2o%o.
House furnishings of all kinds, less
2o%.
All jersey leggings, less 200.
Stamped pillow tops. doilies, etc.
less 2oTo.
Muslin underwear, less 200.
Children's dresses, less 300.
Crepe and silk kimonas, less 300.
Cotton Petticoats. less 200.
Childrens tennis flannel garments,
less 200.
All Wilton rugs, less 200.
All body Brussels rugs, less 300.
All ingram rugs, less 200.
All Wilton Velvet, and Brussels car
pets, less 2o%.
All rockers, less 300.
All dressers and buffets, less 2oTo.
All china closets and chiffoniers,
less 200.
Everything in lace curtains, less
2o95.
All curtain nets and draperies. less
2o@s.
Wool and cotton blankets, less 2o95
Sheets and pillow cases. less 2o95.
Bedspreads and comforters, less
200.
Shirt waist boxes, less POO.
Regis corsets, less 209o.
Postcard albums, less 20qo.
All gift books, less 2o9o.
All staple stationery, less 20cs.
All leather hand bags, up to $500,
less 2oG5.
The additional articles at
2O% discount run into the
thousands.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-20
IT Isn't Too Late to Buy Cor
AS the case may be.

ASl AOO AdIc I'D Duy NOT-
L sets-all the samples and
odd sizes from the fast and
furious selling of the great
discount sale, all now out at
half, JUST HALF, 500 off.
1000, $500, 5000, $500, $3.50,
$500, S1.5O and S1.OO corsets at soc
to $500. These are the samples and
the remaining sizes of lines which
were SO badly upset in the past few
days of rapid going; some may show
finger marks, some may be a little
soiled in display. All are just half,
you'll be glad to get one or more
AT HALF.
Monday and Tuesday, tUo
days, Pick From These Sam
pies and Remaining Corsets
at JUST HALF.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-20

All the ncws all the time.-The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-20

Won Temerin, Austro-Hungarian am
bassador at Paris.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-20
The Great January Carnival of Discounts
TheLast 4 Days
The Big 4 Days

Thursday evening at $50
sees the last of this greatest of
January sales. It's simple
proposition. You buy, as US
ual, at the actual, not fictitious
prices and take off 1870, 2O%
259o 80 1870 and 5000 from
the various articles you have
bought. The most simple of
savings propositions.
Put it another way
9Oc buys 81 North
soc buys 81 North
75c buys 81 North
665c buys 81 North
SOC buys 81 North
AS the case may be.
Simple, yeS-A saving beyond dis
pute, well, yes indeed. And days
more-4--just 4. Quickly gone and
with them these great, these real dis
counts.
Come in the morning if possible.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-20

In addition TO the abcUe
there are hundreds of other
items scattered all OUer the
store at 500 off.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-19
gelpobner Der riliiiiden 9cidsbanpt'

gclpobner Der riiiIiifen 3eidsbaipt.
ItaDt Ioden.
las StraBe,lpflaitcr lit n1nllih in
petersburg, ilub iuobI III Den uieiitca
ruliiifen St6oten, speit iblehter, ais
Der 3uitono Der Barrier StraBen lit,
Der Dor einigen Sabren bon Der frait.
5oiiiten Breiie pie cine GiiIturirage
eriter 8iife bebanoelt ipnroe. auh
bier intereiIirt iih Die VreiIe oafiir.
nunentIid) ieet in Der Itillen Sont.
merSeit Spalienlane tperoen Die llr.
laden Der ifnellen 3erltoruna oes
8flaiters bebanoelt. Die uiiienihait.
lid, beItpn Spiteme oargeIegt imo Der
oitaotiihen Sebltperiualtung", Die
bufiir perantrpprtIih lift. Boripiirfe
aeniaht. 0apDiid)en brineeu abbil.
oungen bonn 3iiitano beIebter Der.
febrSipege, bic freilidb MIR Der aniaI.
iige ridtig ipiirbigt, mnIerilte Mb.
fpehSIung, nno cine tdgIif)e llnfal.
dronif berid,tet bon Vieroen uno Wa.
gen, Die nit Wdibe Dor bem Grtrin.
FEN inn ShIamm gerettet tpuroen. pon
Yteniden, bic iitperiebens In elm
God aetreten iino nno iih ein gein
gebrpden baben. Ter fIeinite Spa.
iieranua in Der Stdbt beheiitet Elm
falt oIpiniitiites glbenteuer, snnldI
jett. no iiberall bas Nflniter aiifae.
riiien iii. Gle Sol,bIode, sn oenen
man oniheineno bic ipeidften Solser
l,immt, perben nisgetpcfieIt, Der
Ginblif in bic llnterlage, Die aus ci.
iiigen auf benz Triumph liesenoen
9rettern beitebt, lit babel iebr Iebr.
reid. Die rimoen uno 'ptsigen Steine
iperoen ausgeriiieu, Der bnrunterlit'
genbe ShIamm tpiro aeaIattet uno
bann iett man bieielben Stetne IN
neuer sSoIge ipieber binein. gtnh aGJt
Iaeen lit Der iriibere .3uitanb tuieoer
polltommen erreid1t silles itimp't,
uber oas Spitem lobt feine aenbe.
rung sri. Gie Seute, bic fir bic icge.
nannte Selbitper1poItlmg perannport.
lid, limb, geben Su Sub bod, boditens
bis on ibren @agen. lie anberu tom.
men fiir ben Stabirotb nid1t in ge.
trnd,t nod peuiecr fiir ben 8rabo.
natihoInif. ben S5tabtbauptnlnnn. Der
ale geIhIiiiie oes Huthes iibeupaft.
s9er eiaeniinnig aenug if, nm ourh.
aus oui einem eiiropdiihen HfIniter
5u beitebeu. mag iit neben einem be.
fer @iirbeutrdger eindunrtieren, Dor
hereu Sauiern fiinijig Weter melt
iuuncr aIIes in ifonIter Gronung iii.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-19
81. srDbpolniide agitation.

Sn 9eutihlanb lit man ni6t nit
lnrsht uugebdIten iiber bic berausfors
bernbe StsQunS Der polsu, bic niht
einmuI msbr ben S6sin gu tpabren ius
den, oab lie nidt cine 8srfhDorunS
gegen bGs oeutfhe Reih bilben. ion.
bern often aui bic Wieoerberiielluns
zines polnii6en aonisreits hinarbei<
ten. Sdperlih uiro man iih oamit
bsrubigeH polIsu, bob ss iid um einsn
unerfiQbaren Sraum banbelt, neil bic
0erpirtli6une besieIben einsn Gampf
aegen brei grpbe Weltenrei6e, fpie
DeutT6ldnb, Ssiierreid unb Rublonb
bsoingtn tpurbs. Sbati6dli6 perben
aud bieie 8orsGnge nt6t nit Rube
beobd6tet. Ionbern bic 9eb0rDsn bemIs
BEN fi6 aufs gifrisite, bisfsr polnif4,n
gepegung ginbalt 81 gs6isten. Wsnu
man audi ni6t cine Qosreibune Der
polnif6sn Brootn5en befiirhtet. neil
bos burh Wsa6tmittsI psrbinDert ipers
ben tonnte, 70 lisgt bic ni6t minoer
grobe. in ibrer DeiIe piellei6t nod
ernftlidsrs @sfabr DOR, oaB bas polsns
t6um i'm Qaufe Der 3eit in DeutI4s
lamb isibft cine beberrftenbe gteIuns
eiHnebmen, alfo ein innerer sseinb
heronDadfen tDnnts, Der nod mebr All
fiirhten lit, als Der Gubers Jeinb.
Sur nit abiihtli6er @ertennune Der
Sahlage lGbt iid perbeblen, bab bieie
Berpolung 8eutfhlanbs fdbon beoents
lib porgeidritten ift. poien, DIT unb
Weftpreubsn unp Sberftleiien finb,
mad Der Geiinnung Der Mebr5abl ibrer
ginpobnsr beurtheilt, ihon polnifde
proDin5en unb sesenpdrtia itredt bas
polentbum INNER ipeiier feline 4rm.
aus. eSn Der emit ternoeutffen pros
Din3 Weftpbalen beitsben cine aanae
NnaaH polnif6e aolonien, bic iih
fpftematifh BON Deutf6tbum abfdlie.
Ben unb NIT bieiem nur inIopeit in
Dertebr tretsn. als bos burh amtlihen
3pang sefheben mus. Gs bilbet iit
difo Elm polnifher Stoot inn Dsut5heu
Eeihe. nobel nod su bemerten iit, bog
bic iibrisen fremben glemente, bic
proieftIer in G!fabsaotbriugen. bic
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-19
Brief ans Yetersburs.

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Sn Rublano mat3t man alles unisr
4usi6lub Der Seffsutlitteit nit
4usnabms berjeni9en 0<rrihtuneer.
su benen iid Der aulturmenid in bes
f6auli9e Giuiamteii suridSusieben
pfIsgt. Die .,aobinsts" Wirtbf9uft
Der itGbtiihen Rsitauronts eritredt fih
iosdr auf bic @artenpiribihaft Der
fommerlihtn aurorte bic in bic griine
Ratur tinein gretterbii!ten bauen, Dor
bic man, tpie bei 5tranbbiitten. 0prs
bdnse aus bi6tsm Ssseltu6 ipannsn
tam, um fi6 nur Ia DOT jsoem Bid
uno luftboud gu ihiiBen. Sn ileiaen
uno groben Dingen berrift bieies Sps
item, in ben sr0bten ndiiirlih in
i6drfiter ausprGsuns. go ipitli iih
osnn aud oas, mas man ipobl ols
WsItgeI6iht. beSeitnen barf, binter
psridloHenen 9hiiren ab. Wan psibt
Genimdkr BON 8oliskloen Elm -
ielbft bic reaitionGrsn 8ldtter betIaeen
ii6 bann, bab bas Bolt Dor lautsr
polisei ni6t gu isbeH mar. GoiisrWils
be!m betam In galtifhport pom ruHis
f4en Bolt auber ben Domen einiger
8eomten unb elmer ileinsn Shaar BON
@eiitIifen unb Qebrern nur bic paor
5unbert Sdulsinber au iebtn, bic man
fOrslid auf 6urrabf6reien eingsiibt
battle, aber Ieibtr nidt foref6ltig ssnus,
70 baB Der DolfsiubL resslmdbis osrs
ipdtet einfebte. iDenn bic rbObtn Serrs
ihoften1. beren Mnblid bic aleinen
perihiidtern mohte. i4On auber Ges
iihtsneite tporen. lInb bas iubxInbs
Bolt Der Gebeimpoli5ifisn pflsgt feline
Gefiihk olI5u maf1inenmdbis nusaus
briidsn. 70 bab bic fASue pot.mtinfds