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The Holbrook news., 1912-06-28
HIS LITTLE SCHEME FAILED
smuggIer Beaten at Ills Own Game When He Tries to Get SeaIs<ln
 Coat Across Line.

The man who had gone over to the Canadian side of the river to get Q better view of Niagara falls was about to start back.
 He was carrying light overcoat on ais left arm.
 T beg your pardon, madam" he Taid, addressing prepossessing mat ron, "but should like to ask you to do me favor. if you don't mind"
 What is it?" she asked.
 Cautiously lifting an edge of the light overcoat; he exposed to view a costly sealskin garment.
 Would you have any objection to putting this on and wearing it untfl ve got across the bridget" he said. Not at all"
 Fifteen minutes later.
 'Thank you very much, madam"
 Not at all"
 Nobody is looking. If you will take off that jacket now, I'll hide it under ny coat again"
 I'm not going to take it off."
 'WhatIp
 q am going to keep it."
 Well, of all the-''
 Make a fuss about it if you feel like it, sir, and you'll be in jail in about two winks and one gasp. Run along, now"
 He did.
The Holbrook news., 1912-06-28

! THICAGO.-David J. Winder, who O keeps cobbler shop near the cor ner of Evanston avenue and Irving Park boulevard, found a handful of di- lmonds, valued at $5,000, in the toe of an old shoe brought to him to re- pair, and for returning the jewels to the owner was offered a reward of one dollar, which he refused.
 When the story of the lost diamonds and the reward threatened to become public, Mrs. Robert W. Dunn, owner of the gems, disappeared. It was said Rt her home, 4065 Sheridan road, that she had left the city.
 Winder and his wife were both busy h their shop when inquiries were made there.
 "Oh, yes," said Winder, banging a wooden peg into the sole of a shoe and shifting to one side a few more pegs he held between his teeth. "I found the diamonds. It was the big gest find I ever made. There's hard ly a week goes by. though. but I find money and other valuables in shoes.
 Mrs. Dunn sent her old shoes over here by a girl. There were five of them in a rickety pasteboard box My wife received them, marked them, tossed them over in corner and gave the girl a check with a number on it.
 Well, as I commenced to straighten things up for the night my eye caught he sparkle of something on the floor.
The Holbrook news., 1912-06-28

more nearly related to fear than to shame, says the Lancet. That 1t does not necessarily proceed from even a sense of moral, mental or physical de hciency, still less from the actual ex- lstence of these, is well known, and it Is this fact that makes the curious predilection of the malady for certain individuals one of its most aggravat- Ing features.
 Speaking broadly, we may say that Bhyness consists essentially in a state of morbid self-consciousness of ones personal characteristics, whether phy- sical or mental, in relation to the opin- Ions of others. There is a certain amount of evidence to show that shy ness is hereditary, but however this may be, 1t is largely a matter of tenn perament in individuals and finds a fruitful ally in 8 too active imagina- tion. It is as protean as influenza in the forms in which it betrays its pres ence, and may exhibit itself in a thou sand little gaucheries, which in ex- treme cases may render the life of it's unhappy possessor burden to him."
 Sins may be forgiven" said Ma thaniel Hawthorne-himseH victim of shyness-"but shyness has no for giveness in heaven or earth" Not in- frequently the malady takes the form of excessive rudeness, with the result, it may be, that the most gentle and kind of characters is summed at all costs as boor.
 This dread afHiction is no respecter of persons. Charles Matthews, Gar rick and Byron were instances of men who suffered from shyness in their relations to the social life of their time, and there is a well-known au- thor-dramatist of today who, 1t is un- derstood, suffers tortures from the dis ease. Sir Isaac Newton was morbidly shy, and had an objection to the pub Hcation of his discoveries lest it
The Holbrook news., 1912-06-28
More to Come

Recently in Seattle in cigaV-stand appeared the sign. We give $15.0O for 1909 Lincoln pennies" No less per son was attracted by this than Judge Watson. He walked up to the counter and laying down penny triumphantly asked for $15.00. The clerk took the penny, examined it closely, asked if 1t were genuine, and after several min utes sighed and said he guessed 1t was good.
 Certainly it is," answered the judge. Where is my $15.00."
 Where" said the clerk, fare the other 190s?"-Life.
The Holbrook news., 1912-06-28
S. Holmes Ir.

'I see you have painted your porch, ? said Sherlock Holmes Jr.
 "Yes." replied Dr. Whatson, 'but one does not need to have an extra ordinary talent for making deductions in order to discover that. The porch looks as if it had just been painted and there is the smell of fresh paint in the air.
 You do not keep dog"
 "Ah, now you interest me. What is there about my freshly painted, porch that suggests to you that I do not keep dog?'
 There are no dog tracks on it," re piled the great amateur detective as he calmly lighted his pipe and walked away.
The Holbrook news., 1912-06-28

touched thes animals back, at which the frantic beast almost demolished the wagon and at the same time prof fered the judge sufficient counter testimony to influence a fine of $50 with the announcement that he had asked the mule if the sore hurt and 1e said "it doesI"
The Holbrook news., 1912-06-28
stzr+IInu Succession.

When you talk so fast, doctor, said one of his influential parishion CTS, T find it little difficult to fol low your train of thought"
 Don't try to follow it, judge," re piled Rev. Dr. Fourthly. 'It it's run ming wild you have a perfect right to ditch it, sidetrack it, or even to pile Instructions in the way and do hold. up act''
 Thank you for coaching me-" re joined the influential parishioner, com. ing back as gamely as he could.
The Holbrook news., 1912-06-28

Pike county, to Washington, DaViess county. I tell you this so you can know the reserve.
 "The reason I write this Is because I believe the Lord God intends for us to do everything honestly before God and man.
 MT. Miles answered.:
 '1nasmuch as I am convinced thai you never had any wrongful intent, 1t is very easy for me to forgive you for any possible infraction of the law you may have made in hunting within a game preserve"
 The writer neglected to tell the commissioner whether he got the rab bit
The Holbrook news., 1912-06-28
Eating FIsh In Lent Aided Navy.
NO. by lecturingl"

The connection between fish eai ing during Lent and a strong navy may appear remote, but to Elizabeth an statesmen 1t seemed vital. Sc much so that law was passed com manding everyone to eat fish on every day of Lent The reasons set forth for this enactment made no mention of religious observance. It stated the queen needed ships for defense and the fishing industry furnished men at all times in readiness for her majesty'1 OerVica-
The Holbrook news., 1912-06-28
the wind when suddenly something

the wind when suddenly something happened"
 Just what happened was explained by Mounted Policeman Haley, who had been pursuing Degener's car for a half mile. When Haley got to the scene he found the car standing on its hind legs and pointing straight up on the side of pine tree. The engines were still humming away. Degener's friend was sprawled out on the road, but Degener was not in sight.
 Where's the fellow that was driv- ing?" asked Haley.
 ''Blest if I know" said the friend.
 Here I am, up here" said 8 voice from the branches.
 It proved to be Degener. He had been tossed into the branches six feet overhead and there remained a pris- oner until rescued by the officer.
The Holbrook news., 1912-06-28
What a Man [. Mad. of

The average man has ingredients" to make fat for seven bars of soap. iron for a medium-sized nail, sugar to i'll a small bowl, salt to i'll a shaker. lime to whitewash a chicken coop, phosphorus to make 2,20o match tips, magnesium for dose of magnesia. sodium to neutralize a pint and a half of water, potassium to explode a toy cannon, sulphur to rid a dog of heas, and aIbuminoids to make a case of Sggs.-Leslie's Weekly.
The Holbrook news., 1912-06-28

terrible weapon for the destruc- ton of human life, one that can be carried by the thug or the bur glar and no one be the wiser, un- less he have occa- sion to use 1t
 This weapon is a single blue steel gun barrel that can be concealed in the hand At it's base is a hard rubber cap that fits snugly into the palm; the first and middle fingers encircle
The Holbrook news., 1912-06-28
Reciprocal courtesies,

Your speech sounded good," said the constituent, "but I can't helI thinking that some of it didn't mean anything in particular"
 You all cheered it, though" said the orator.
 Yes"
 Then we're even. I don't think any of you know exactly what the word 'hooray' means.'
The Holbrook news., 1912-06-28
MULE PROVED GOOD WITNESS
Judge Took Practical Testimony, With Result That Proved DIseoncert-
 Ing to Driver.

A driver brought before a Massa- chusetts court for working a galled mule, had. with him to testify veter- marian who said the sore on the ami malls back did not pain it.
 The judge, unconvinced, proceeded to the street, and, with his cane,
The Holbrook news., 1912-06-28
Troubles of the Borrower.

~Only a couple of months ago you said you'd share your last dollar with me-" said Jones, who was unsuccess fully attempting to negotiate a loan. T know I did, old man," replied the one who was doing the tightWad act; s'but haven't got down to my last dol lar yet."-Judge.
The Holbrook news., 1912-06-28

the barrel over steel ring, and pull downward on a spring discharges a 32-caliber center-hre cartridge.
 The picture represents the exact size of the weapon. which is so incon- spicuous that 1t can be carried in the upper vest pocket as a fountain pen or in the trousers pocket as a pen knife.
 The police are seeking the manu- facturer of this weapon, but 30 far no dealer has been found who is handling 1t.
The Holbrook news., 1912-06-28
Let Reason Control Emotions.

The mind must be controlled before the emotions can be. A man can never be a philosopher until he can control his emotions. Emotions, like hope. are stronger than reason, as are some oth' CTS. but such emotions will never go very wild if reason is virtually active
The Holbrook news., 1912-06-28
.,,,.4 q. He Wanted Him.

visitor-"Cam I see that motoriS who was brought here an hour agor Nurse-"He hasn't come to hdi senses yet" Visitor-"Oh. that's al Tight I only want to sell him an other car."-Judge.
The Holbrook news., 1912-06-28
The Market

How is the market this morning?~ Inquired the senior partner.
 The junior partner has a large fam fly, mostly girls.
 It was probably through absent mindedness that he replied: "Bonbons and violets steady. Easter bonnets firm"
The Holbrook news., 1912-06-28
Not the KInd sha rhnunht.

Crushleigh-Oh, I say, Miss Passay, can you interpret dream for me?
 Miss Passay-How very interestingl I'll try.
 Crushleigh-Thanks. awfully. It's that one over there in pink. She Ipeaks nothing but French.-Judge.
The Holbrook news., 1912-06-28
An overworked chIld.

"Bliggins is constantly telling nls the bright sayings of his youngster."
 'Yes. The authorities ought to look after that case. The poor child seems to spend it's entire existence thinking up things for it's father to go down town and repeat"
The Holbrook news., 1912-06-28
Effect of Heat on opaIs.

Opals expand with heat to a great sr degree than any other precioui 1tones. They are frequently lost be cause the expansion forces open tn' gold bands in which they are set
The Holbrook news., 1912-06-28
oh.

How do you make your living, my ad?"
 Picking up pins, sir" Dear. mel What an odd occupation. Where?"
 ~In bowling alley, sir"
The Holbrook news., 1912-06-28
Not ReaIIv pIauinn

T am afraid that Bliggons plays goL on Sunday
 Maybe said the contemptuous ri val. But if so, it's the only day in the seven on which he does play it."- Tit-Bits.
The Holbrook news., 1912-06-28

consciousness, the presence of this elusive and H. logical failing in an otherwise nor nal individual is
 by no means easy to explain. Shy ness is, psycho- logically, much
The Holbrook news., 1912-06-28
FEARFUL MENACE TO SOCIETY
New York Thugs Have Deadly Weapon That May Be Concealed in Palm
 of the Hand.

A recent capture by the police of | New York city unearthed a new and |
The Holbrook news., 1912-06-28
SHYNESS A FORM OF FEAR Really Due to Excessive self-con- sclousness, and Afflicted One Is
 True Subject of Pity.

Although shyness, like egotism, may be said to arise from exaggerated self
The Holbrook news., 1912-06-28

Miss Jackson-She wears a very high and mighty air since she got her automobile.
 MT. Hackson-Yes. very auto-cratic.
The Holbrook news., 1912-06-28

Pete-Say, Nose, I heah yo's goin' toe make surgeon of dat boy of yourn.
 Mose-Yes, I thought dat wuz de best, cause he's always cuttin' some. body.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-22

5ungirt nnf Sefcbl oes Wapors ais
5eitiuciliger EOli5eid)cf.

Snlpeftor S$obn @rilnnt, Der rana.
alte'te Eoll5etinipeftor, flmairt jebt
dur gelebl 0es 9iirgermeiiters Stunt
ais ltelloertretenoer EoISeihef on
Stelle oes lulpenoirten Eoli3eiheis
". $. 1Snfion.
Ser gefebl 0e$ Otapors Duroe ae.
tern Worgen Dem ,Snipeftor iibermit-
telt uno cr trat Iofort ole sSunftionen
leEne5 ants an. Der amtirenoe 8oli.
5elde' lit Elm alter geoienter 8olisiit,
Der "a uno Elm halbeS ,Sahr benz &C.
partenent angebort ltno Don Der 8ifc
anf geolcnt bot Gr muroe in! Sabre
1909 gum Seutnaut beforoert un0 ant
4. ,Sunllar 1911 auf 8rlln0 ciner por-
3ltqlgf beItanoenenG ipiloienitpriiilnI
sum &olt3etinipeftor. Grimm til Der
SproB elmer anqeicheneu oeutid,en
TIonierTamtIte lmo obidlon bier ae.
boran uno er5oaeu, 0oh in ieinen 9lu.
ltdltelt un0 eellnuunqcn fcrnoeutlch.
Gr 1T iu Gorrpoille onidIiiq uno er.
treut lih aLlgemcln Der qr0Bten gf-
tuna ols Soli5cibeamter iolpobl nie
ais D2cnid).
@ie laHae &oIi3eihei Grimm an
Der SpIbc ocs observation-disclosures
lteben mirb, laBt lid porlduiiq nod
ntht iagen uno ebcnlo ltnbeItinmt iii.
mas nit Eoli5eihei ,GSodion qeihcben
miro.
g!opor 6unt erflGrte geitern, ooB
er lulIeu5 lei E>ufiou ein &erb0r sit
beDiIlIgCa, lDenu oerielbe oarltru nod
lucbcu Iollte. Sb oieies aeiheben
miro, lit nod lmbeitinlmt, ueniqItens
benerttc ,Sadlon geItern, oaB er itd1
norloltlis crit nit ieinen anpdIteu
berathen rpilroe, ehe er peitereS Shritte
thqfe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-22
Mms benz Noliseiseridbt.

George S6itling uuo DaIter Srn1-
ten ipuroen geItern Don RiGter Trlde
Iauloi9 befuuoen, notoriits 8liids=
itieler gu ieiu unp gu $50 rsip. $25
unb ben Soften perurtbeiIt.
Der g8irtb Gus. gpeb BON go,
1872 Central Ipenue tpuroe BON Der
2lrtluse Des 9srmietbsns bon Sim
merH gu SpisI3lpeten frsigeIprphen.
Die bsioen eritgenunuten Qngstlagten
ioaren Dor Stpet Wonen in einem 3im-
mer iiber gosh's Wirtbihaft bon Dem
1etettipaS aSergeantsn Bartlett perhaTtet
tpprbeH. sic hatten allerlei qapiere,
bic beim Wetten auf Rsnnpfsroe be.
nugt gu tperosn pfiegen, in ibrem BE.
Iib. Die 8erbanbIuug srgab, oaB
Shidliua als notorii6er gu6mdher
betdnnt lit uno oas 3immsr BON gos9
qsmietbet bate. Ormitsu fungirts
rur ais isin GIert pber Settle. mas
halb sr nit elmer gerinaersn Strafe
papontam. gpeh tpubts niht. ouB pas
Simmer ais guhmaher.Gffiee benubt
spIrbe.
Der JaG gsesu ben Dirtb 5snrp
9ebrina bon 30. 445S golerain 4pee
rlie, tpeIhsr Iih unter Der antIage Der
llsbertretung bes RitternahtsgeieBes
Sli perantporten bate. tpurbe nuf bic
offtns 2iite seisst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-22

&crariad)t 4nfresuns uno SAaocu
am Sroaomag.

gsoeutenoe Qufregung tpurbe ges
tern Worgsn eegen 4 llbr ourh ben
8ru6 elmer 3pau3igsoaigen WaTers
lsttuugsrDhre Dor Dem 2aqerbaus uno
ben Staquugsn Der Qoams grprsB
60. an groaopon uro 7. 4nenue per-
urfdht. gas Berften Der R06re mar
BON einem ipeit6in b0rbdren 8erduih
bsgleitet, peIhes Die getpo6ner Der
umliegsnoen 6duier aus bem ShlQfe
rpette. groaopao pon Z. big 8.
4Oenue, iopie Die Z. uno s. Qpenue
ooHSroaopup bis our Gulpert StraBe
uurpsn iiberftutbet. Die StaIlungen
Der Qoams gyprsb 60. Ttanben ne.
nise Winuten ipG:er unter bret SuB
Waiier, uuo bic Rettung Der in ben
Stallungen untergebrahten 40 Bier
be mar nit Qrobsn Sdpieriqtsiten
perbunpsn. Die poIi3iItan GIart,
Srintler, 9uIdm uno Sano befanben
iih our 3eit in Der Rdhe Der uufaQ=
itelIe uno bendhri6tieten bas sSeuerz
rpebrs unb WaFerpertsbepartement
Geitertompagnie Z leiitete Dem Rufe
prompt 5olge uno Die SSeuerpsbrlsate
baIfen 3uud6it ben 2lngeTeqtau Der
4oums GrpreB Gompuun. Die gsfdbr.
osten Yferoe in Siherbeit gu bringsn.
Wtsbrere aellsr auf Der Wsitfeite oes
Sroaopap lpuroen unter WaIIer oes
iest, iebod lit Der angsrihtste S6as
ben BON teiner qroBen gsoeutung. I'm
bic IdaDbafts QeitungsrDbre repariren
an tonnen, muBts Die WaHerSufubr
fir ben BON s. uno 6. 4penue uno bon
9roaotpup uno GuIpert Strubs be-
gren5ten 8titritt Qbgefperrt lperoen.
gau aommiiIdr Rapp iRIpisirte
bic nuliessnben 8ebduoe, I'm feit8us
itensn, Oh Die 8runpmausrn oerielben
ourh bag WafIsr unterminirt ooer
gsfhpdht iporosn iinb. Der BON Der
Qoams grpreB 60. srlittene ShaDsu
tpiro auf $500 absefhagt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-22
Gterblid,f ,feitsb berid3t.

anno afbtrisari. 90. 1ud Greet
Hono. 1ungtHenisiinnung.
Dennis Sulipdu, %, 5037 Stesps
art 4ne.. eunssn.ni3iinnung.
Gbriiiian EfnHpf. 45. Qonapiep
socfpitnl. Nierenleioen.
Ghriftinn Rotb, IS, 2824 ssefferion
1pt.. Wngtngtifniir.
Gntunro 1DeiB, As, Iirmptb uno
NeHiden Ape., 9uberiulofe.
Joitpb Rien. 80. 1913 s5ohn CTR,
lubtrtuloie.
Suian Wdffett. 90. 17O5 Central
4De., 5nGueIi in Shpebe.
Aote Wouste, 50. 1907 Central
aDs. aungtHtHi5iinbuns.
JDbn Musoenmoore, 81. 4217 Wif.
linmicn plnce. auHseneni5iinnung.
Caroline UDnbsrobe. 70, 3445
s5drpen Mns.. guftr0brtnent5iinnung.
lufi0 Q0ftermonn. 81, 1547 sycnss
OH, Quftr0brensni3iinoung.
Jobn GpGtb, 8. 1547 Glm Ctr,
Observation-Disclosures.
WsibelmlHd Bauer. 80, 36O5 lam
..on Mrt.. Alitrsfnpddw.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-22

2S1tIia 3olp lit GeItament8poQitre.
derin Don 99m. Gain; @runoeigerl.
tblur $25OO.
Static Soermann lit Rad)laBpers
mnLtertu bon 8ernaroiue Soermanu
BerionaIien S2500.
SliUe 5. @ooo lit Seitament5boQs
Itreter pon Ilfreo =. @ooo; Gerio-
naIien $1,000; 8runoeigentbumS300
Sarriet q. 5urriQ lit AahlaBner.
nalter BON Sarriet u. GalopeQ; Ber.
lonalieu S40O; 8runoeigentbun1
$4,000.
Gbas. 3. Mcgtoou lit RodIaBpers
Datter Don 9(nna Wcaloop; 8runo-
cigentbum $4,000.
Ser 6ieDenes.
Charles, 8iolu uno Gouar6 Sol
ner, oeren @runoeiqentbunn on 9Sino-
Ian StraBe infolqe oes 8erIten5 elmer
@aiierleitltng5rohre geihdoiqt NOR
Sen lit, bobeH cine aloge iiber $500
gegen Die Staot Cincinnati anaes
ltrena1.
Sn DER aInge Sp. Goepfc & Bro.
aegcu Clarence 1Sieoler muroe @in.
:. Shid ols Receiper fir Die bon
SSieoIer betriebene @irtbihaft er.
nonnf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-22

@an5e &Ubnung init 8asoanifeu on.
acfHllt.

Ytit gendusr gtotb sutginQ 7srau
Bertha SeIbert, SO. 1851 guclio 9lpe.,
uno fhre betbsu Sobue Robert uuo
Oscar friib seitsrn Wtorgen oem srs
ittdungstope. Die 6amilie mar crit
am Wiittpo6 4beno BON sslprioa snz
riidgetommsn uno S5rau Selbert hattie
Die @as- 5urnuce i'm Seller ongesiins
bet 5riit geitern Wlorasn pahte lie
in balberftidtem 3uitaHbe quf uno
tonnte fif) nur nit erDbter Miiibe nac3
benz Shldf3immer ibrer SDbne Ihleps
pen unb DieieIben auftpsdsu. @ooonn
begab iie iih in BEN Refer uno ftelItt
bic 9as3ufubr pes Suruace alb. Gie
5euertpsbr purbe beuahrihtiet nnD
SilfsmorihaQ 8irt Offnete Fdmmtlide
5biiren unn 5enTter bes 6auiss unp
benahrihttgts Die Gasgeieliihaft. DIR
gon5s Bobnung mar NIT easbiinften
angefiillt uno nur pem rehtaeitigen Grs
paten BON 5rau Sslbert 1T ss sil per
oanten. oub bic 5aHilie benz Iooe ent.
sanaeu III.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-22
0eburtem.

Jrant unb Sennie 5sImann, 254
Calhoun Ctr, M6bhen.
6arrp nub Dine 2uttebaus, 4310
Ulprrifon Str, Wtabifonpiae, Rnabe.
ardibolo unh Morp HubE. 6233
Gin Ctr, MaoiIonpille. NGnhen.
Jcfepb unb Clara 9dffsrIs, 4402
s5ome Str, anabe.
Osiar unb 5ulia aline, 5712 Cms.
.en pIaee, Wdoden.
artbur unb gliiabetb goie, 1225
Rihmonb Str, Wdohen.
Eco unb pearl 3olIer, 1913 Dana
Ctr. Wlaoten.
John unb aena Mefem.r, 343l
editern 4pe., WGnfen.
aermann unn Rarhs.1 GsGmann,
.,o9S ,o9S Seitm Npe.. WGbhen.
gluslit uno WiatbiIbe gottpin.,
l1O4 -8roobpon, Wdohkn.
Carl uno Olga Wle2eoo. 2423 Cbio
Ips., Gnobe.
ebarIss uno gmilie 5aub, 1145
Dapion Str, anube.
ebarles nno Gbriitine Drah, 314
Jinblon Ctr, anck.
georse unD aouifa Shneiber, 2011
Dunlap Ctr. M6ohen.
aouis unb Barn Selts. 2046 Roce
Ctr, annbe.
eliffpro uno Qaura aunss. 1O7 90.
Charlton Str, RnGbs.
9enrp unb Wossis Guattem.psr,
Io3 Carr Strabe; Rnabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-22

W!argdretbe BilIon, fpelhe in total
be3e4tem 3uitan0e auf benz Seitenns-
ge lie9eno aufgefuncen porben mar,
erhieIt cine 9elDitrafe oon $25 uno
Soften 5uoittirt.
Der Reger Gam SobnIon muBte
ielnen GocainrauIf nit elmer 5traTe
ppn SO unb Soften biiBeu.
Qbram WtiQs, Elm anoerer gleqsr,
bate, ais er Dor etnigeu 2ogsn nnbe
osm StlperWoon 2ogirEluIe osrbaftst
nuroe, etnen ppiten gocatn in Ietn:m
ge'lBe. gr tpuroe 5u 80 Saoen 9tr-
teitsbaus, $50 unp apften peropnnert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-22
Was (e ii6er Dies Weik.

Die 5arsfrau 6raubt feline piiienfnaF..
TIDE anaLnfe oes 8ieS 81 maten, ben tie
iairtt, ipeRn es .,Subia's ttritbmfe 8isS"
itnh. Gle ioeiB, baB hieiclheu i.bnlocboft
uno gut iino uuo bnB Die grdparnttcr bon
p'onbig's berhbmteu &ies" febr eencu uu0
heren 9teinbeFt garaHtirt tft
ySoubis's 6rribmtc Fiss" 'ino cine obfo.
Inte @urantie geeen teaerqemad,c gies
81 ieber 9rocerp, csraeeH 1tc outuaci.
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Seien Sic uorid6tilg, was
Sic gegen Crkd(lnng ne@llen.

Sic 8efabr in Dem 8ebrnnd bon 9atentmes
ht3inen Iiegt in ben 6timulau3mitieIn unb ses
fdbrItd1tH 9roaHen, alf peIcbe rtele fir tem9o,
rdren Gffcfs aHeeiuieeH finh. I2etl tiefclbe Frei
bon 9ttfobpl. nariotifben DlitteIu uno qefdbrs
Iicben TrQ6uen III, oesbdIb ba: Batcr Sobn's
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beiier nls ollie anocren.
wtnnbelmiidl, Suprrfeiur isrudlt @siid
Grlnngen Sie lsc fir ieosn lImidlaq brt
allen Sanblern ober in Der gtncinnaticr Si-
hale, 1917 &inc Ctr. Ganal 465.
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Nms ben (Derid)tsbDfen.
Die GinbaItsflasen Der proieiiionelleu
0eloptrleibcr In Verbanblnug.
Rapor Smnt nnb Gr'HoIiseid,ei Sad-
ion ais 3ensen perbSrt.

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flagea. - Sdneles gerfabrem. -
Rid)ter tritt ais alGger AMI. -
Bon Der Neineibs.AnfIase befreit.
sriiberer ,SrrfHniger fIast nm
iein 8elo. NafTdltsloier Gbaai.
fenr inter IoofiAlass. .4nflage. -
Jeiepb 8ation'S iible Grfabrmn-
gen. - WifadtnnssDerfabren &C.
gen Giienbabnssielidait - 9iidr
ter Ga!ouell'S mDeriSies 8eid)enf.
- NadlaFiaden. - geridIeoenes.
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Debi8in eiHen 10 Sabre Ianaen GrfoIa ais
StdrfuHgSmttteI luo 46rpers&ufbauer gu ber.
5eidReu fir bic SoetIIIrg bon 5dIs urlh aungcu
nno in Der 8ebaHoIung DON SIften uHa @rtdt.
tuueen Batter Jrbn's g}coi3tn TIT tas Hescp:
zines 9Irstes-rein rno autrdQlib. Bnrantirf.