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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-11
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SIC Gpbington Office fur bas Sin
rinnatier Wulfsblott" befin6et iid] TIN
Urbanbe Mp. 509-5t1 Mabiion
MDenns. Mn5eigen, Mittbeilmageil
inb 8efteaungcn irgenbWeld)er Art
iuerben bis 10 libr abenbs odlelbit
entsescngenommcn. Sclepbon Sonib
1854.
5bomas 2augblin, s SaAre at,
Sobn BON Charles 2angflin bon No.
At Mfb 5trabe, fieI beim Riaaea auf
benz 9uiebaa pdrt unb braG) lem
rehtes gein.
5bereIid Sopulte ftdrb geltern
in ibrer Wobnung, Ro. 623 Woibtngz
ton Mpenue i'm otter BON 81 .Sdbref.
sic binterldbtc ben gatten uno orei
SDbne.
Der aontroftor g. 2uden ltdr6
qeItern III Ieiner WDbnuns No. 907
Weitern Mpenue i'm Mlter bon AS Sab
rem infolse zines Jales, ben e. rcr
einiaen soaen erlitt. ST binterldbt
feline Satin unb mehrere 8inoer.
Rifter 2a9Solette S6atr, Batter
bes Grsgpuntpricbters Wm. u ..
Sbatp, itarb eeitern i'm alter bon 81
Sabren in Der Wobnung ieines Sob
mes an Der Wanace Mpenue. Hi6ter
Sbatp purpe an s. Suli 1926 in
Campbell Gountp geboren un9 nor
2ebrer. Spdter fam er nah aentpn
Gpuntp unD nuroe CUR NDpotaiens
praris 3ugela1en. 8om Sabre 1861
big 1864 mar er gountnrthtss III
&enton gountn.
Or. g.. ). Gdman lit geitern
ndd Ietp Yort sereiit, I'm Dem aor@
greb Der WunpGrate bei5upobren.
Gb. aerflum bon Spring Cafe.
an, beridItete, bab in Der 9taft oiT
Sonntag iein 5aus erbrot'en nuroe.
Cine qoloene lthr, Elm &epolper uno
50 in gaar nurben geitoblen.
@eiunoheitsbeolnter Or. S'Mn-
len beriftete iolgenoe Sooesfdae fir
Die periloiiene 0od)e: aenes 8obnert
So; Bertha Sonning, "a; CHARLES
Clifton, 6S, Gbriiti1tu Gang rs; 81.
len Maps, 60; Glenn. Sdltlte, "a,
gefnoro 9ruemmel. "a; Intbonp
anupp, A; eoparo 3ieiel, 80; So-
iepb Sabbeu, 81; Warp Stabl, 60;
2ilfe Omen, 81.
3fDei Wohfea Nameus aroes
Ger, I'M Mlter ben 10 bis IL Sabren,
mltroen eeitern o einem antomobll
oil Der II. uno Sbort Wtaln StraBe
~getroffen. uno leid]t perleet. Sie Sim.
Der, Die Die S.raBe "freu5en uouten,
Iiefen brett in Die langlam fabrenoe
Dsujdine. Ger Hame oes automobh-
eigentbiimers fonnte nid]t ernlttelt
iperben.
Mnna @otters erlmngte einen
Observation-Disclosures iur elm 112ltodI-
aes gafiteingebGube oil Der SilooH.
gcfe Der IL. uno Eart StraBe. ao-
Itcupnnft $4,000.
- 9runoeigentbumss ltebertragun.
zen: Msersman 6aroipare Company
$r Magoelena 0eblinger, Sbeile Der
2ot go. 504 in Der @iQiamIon's I'm
terabtbeilung an Der Wain StraBe,
$t250; 6. u. Gaas an Sobn unb
State Wttaer Sbeile Der 2ots geo. 81
llno 62 in Der Stepenlon's llnterab.
tbeilung an Der Simberlafe Moenue
1lnb alice StraBe, 81; e. Q. SNeil
on Soieph 3umoid, 2ot an Der DIT.
ieite Der @reenup StraBe, Is TuB
iiiblih Der 8. StraBe, 81; 6. s. SIC.
glanoban an 5rances 2atprence, Got
an Der @eifeite Der Scott StraBe,
100 SUB norolif Der Sterrett Aue.,
loo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-11

5rau 5heooor gilbert rrn
~aouisoiae, an., ipeilt auf 9eIuf Eel
ibrer S6tpeiier 5rau gogefbah IN
Canton.
Der ynitreider Gbporo 2en5,
BON Der 3. 6no- Senton StraBs, Tar
ton, Durbe bon elmer Erection Gor
getroffen unb innerlih perlebt. Stin
9uita11o lit elm fritiffer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-11

ifs, Die BON MailarD nad) @enf ret-
item, nm i'm al irarnen, Deroelt &C.
genpdrtig nod, ron ben geboroen ge-
lltd)t.
Gie Rebellion III 20 terrific.
Werico, 10. Hppember. 8ene.
raj Geronimo Srepino, Der fiir3lld)
anf iein GrfitdJen bin peniionirt mnr-
De, miro lit einenl repolittioncren
Wtaniielt ais proptioriid)er Yrdiioent
III &orIdIlog gebrad,t. Gas Sf,ift.
itiid lit Don @auoencio &c ia SlaDa
Elm Sberit be5 rcglil1rerl Seercs, 0er
neltlid) 81 ben 8ebeaen iihcrging,
8enjomin Hoori9ue5 ullD :. 81. 8a-
biao unter5eifnet. 9os Muriielt lit
ans Guebla am 5age nod Der @e-
fdngennatmc Oes Generals 6elir
3io5 ontirt.
Gin mtitcres rebollttiondres Gofll.
ment lit bon Den beriihtlgten Wtoro.
bnnOiten, Den @ebriioern 3apato, in
llmlauf geiest iporoeu. Gieie Batrio-
ten lpollen nadJ Dem Wulter Der frdn>
3oiiid)en Hepolution, IN Der Saupt-
ltaOt Werifo elm SdwedenSregimeut
ms 2eben rllfen lltO ole Jteldeit
mittelit DER @ouiaotine eiuen aopf
~fleincr MAIDEN. Gle Hegierung ibeint
lid 81 eincm cncrgilden Borgeben
qegan Die 3apatilten %aufraffen 81
luollen. Sic bot Ben General Slan'
quet NIT Dem Inftroge betraltt, oas
WorogeiinOei, iueldes Die entleslid).
item 8reuel begebt, uus5urotten.
Reueites pom 8altan.
4tben, 10. Nop. Cine Dep:ihs
aus Nrta melbet, oab bic Silrter
Samitag Naht bic SteQungsn, Die fl
in Der Nahburifaft BON Pentepis.oio
inne batten, rGumten uno bob oieie
Steaungen nunmetr pon ben 9rieden
belsbt porpen iinp. Die 5iirten iols
len iebr iApere 9erluite erlitten Ros
BEN.
Yaris, II. Nop. Wie cine De
peide aus Sofia beiagt. BADEN Die
9robmdfte, nit Nusnahme BON
SeIterrein, 8ulgarien cine gsnsinz
f6aftlide Rote 3ugeitelt, in peldier
fe ibre 8ermittelung a~neeboten haben.
Die bulgarii4s Regierung fat foneit
nod niht auf bic Rote geantlportet,
ober es beibt, lie piro bas 4nerbieten
%able6nen.
Oepsi6en, bic ndbrenb bes Sonnz
tags in Sofia etntrafen, melben, oub
cine grobs S6ladt bel 56tatja i'm
9ange lit unb bic bulgariide Regiez
rung niro be3igli6 Der Rote Der
9rpbmdhte ni6ts tbun, ete oieIe
S6Iaht entihRben porDsn 1T.
gngfif6er &reu3er angebz
lid auf cine mime
aufgsfabren.
2onbon, II. RoD. - Cine De-
peIfe Der ,poit" aus Malta beri6tet
BON einem bort sirtuIirenben Beriht,
rppnah Der britii6e areu5sr Bar
ham" auf sinstiirtiIbe Seine aufgsfah=
rem unb l6per beihdbigt porDen iein
foa. Cine anbsre 9epeihe aus Wulta,
bic Der y9ailp telegraph" erhalten
bat, erfldrt. baB oieIes Geri6t jeoz
ipeber Beoriinpuno entbebre.
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0erntft.

Sic &oli3ei wur0c geItern eriltdt,
9fohiorifungen nod} Der rs Sabre
ulten GSrau Wurn &ofrr, 40 8eit l..
2tpenue, an3uitcueu, melde lett
Samitag permiBt miro. 9ater be-.
furt,tet, ouB ieiuer 6rau ein ltngliif
8uqeitoFen iein mag.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-11

na6me rer 9orlage finb bieQtilft
feline gldn3enDen, es lit a6sr MGqtiG,
baB lie G~efesestraft erlangen triro.
8erlor fein gun3es Ser
mDgen.
bteago, 81, 10. NoD. - puz
trid garraiber, Der in a6t Monaten
100000 i'm Wirt6sgei6dfte perlor,
nanote iih am Sonntug Abenb I'm
llntertunft an bic Poli5si. Gr beabz
ii9tigt mad Nebrasta 3urid3ufe6reu
no er friiher Elm p%oblbabenper jar
mer mar.
3db1en ehr langfam.
Ct. Yaul, Minr., 10. Rop. -
sSn 26 Counties Des Staates lit Is
lopsit nod nidt gslungen, bas Grgebz
niB Der Wabl am o%erflofIenen 0iensz
tag pefinttio feit3uiteIer:. Staatsz
SetretGr Shmabl CAB am Sonntug
Die foleenoen 3ablen iiber Die Stimz
menabgube betdnnt: Hooiepslt 49,
O85; Wilfon 99,375; Salt 61,894.
Die Stimmen, bic fir bic prdiiosntz
I6aTtstanoioaten Der Sp5ialiiten unb
Der Brobibitioniiten d~bgegeben muir
ben, tperbsn ni6t o 9onnerItag nit
8sitimmtbeit ermitielt tperben fDnnsn.
Sn Der Sirde &c It o n,
8aIIipolis. 8, 10. Nopember
Som:s 5. Sheets, Der in Der Derflohes
nen Wabl Der DemotratiiGe 8dnotoat
fir bas Qmt be5 Gountb : Shabmets
tiers gepeien, brad am Sonntag in
Der Stride, pdbrsnb er tnieeno betete,
toot suIammen. Die 4ufregungen Der
aampagne, iolpte Die our6 feline Nie.
oerluge peruriotte gnttdufhung fois
len feinen Sob perurfa6t BADEN. .
Steueri6raube iir Se1e=
grapben GefeIIf9aften
angesogen.
Columbus, o, 10. Hob. 9uE
Gtgsntbum Der Weitern Union Seles
graph go. in Sbio lit bon Der Staat3z
Steuertommifion fir Steuerspede fin
oisies Sabr ouf $4,196, ITO abseiddB:
tporoen, cine Grb0fung oes Steuera
psrtbes um $150,35O. Die Gini6ds.
ung bes Gigsntbums Der Yoital 5ele=
graph So. purna BON $796,500 ali
$844,510 erb0bt, cine 3unahme Dor
S48, O10.
Die beuti6e ginpanbe>
rung.
Wafbington, D. g., 10. Nob
0as September : Bulletin bes Sin.
panberungs 9epartemsnts, oas BIZ
Wonats Suli, Quguit uno Septembs,
oes neren 5istalja6res umfaBt, aeigt
baB in ben Drei Woroten aug BEN
beutifen Heih nur 1867 ginpanbere,
in ben 0ereinigten Staaten einsetrof-
FEN iinb, nGbreno Die 3abl Der ala
Seutlhe rubri5trten Ginpanpersr 49,,
.728 betrdet. @us Sefterretb trafen
pdbrenb Der 8eri4tsperioos 26,617
girnanberer Elm, aus ungarn 25,066
aus Stalisn 51,194, aus Rubtano unt
Sinnlano 58,409, aus Der S6ipei7
803. Mdbrenb Der 8erihtsperiobt
linb 266,0S9 Ginpnnberer in ben Ser.
einisten Staatsn eingetrpffen, unb a..
126 Ginsepanoerts iino mad briiber
abgerei5t. 0epprttrt purben tpd6rent
Der brsi Monate 1896 ginpanberer.
Die Senatorenrage in
$ ltnpis.
Gbicago, 10. Nopembsr. Die
ertpdblten 2sgislatur : Mitglieber Der
5ortihrittspartsI Oon Sllinois merber
bier am Mpntag cine aoutus : Ser
fammlung abbaIten, um iih auf etnen
Ganbibatsn einig 81 peroen, Der ale
NahFolser bes pom Senat ausseitp>
Benen Wm. 2orimer bic Stimmen oel
JprtihrittIer erbislte. SOtpeit tom=
men rur Der Staatsfenator ssrant s.
Stunt, Der ols 9ouoerneurss Ranoioai
in Der iiinsiten Dabl seidlasen lpur.
BE, MebtIl McGormid unb Gbos. 6
Msrriam in 9stra4t. Die bsm0.ru:
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tii6en 5ubrer meinten, baB BEL
be bon Der Stlinoiier 2egislatur gu
erfpdblenoen Senatoren gu ibrer Parz
tel ge6Oren piirDen. Der lange Ser
min oiirfte Sumss 5amilton Qepi5
3ufallen, pdbreno fir ben tur3en Ser
min ouf bemotratti6er Sette mebrere
adnbioaten i'm 5etoe iinb. Die re-
pu6litaniI6en 5iibrer parten MIR
oaraui, baB 8%ouDerneur' 9eneen cine
grtra : Ser ammlung Der Qegi5latur
e%inberufen fperoe. ebe lie lid auf et=
nen plun einigen.
Ser ribere @i3ez YrGIi@
bent BON Merito, Cor
raj &c It urben.
Nogales, Ora, 10. Nooembsr
5ier traf Sonntag Elm 8abelgramm
Elm. pel6es ben in Paris erfolgtsn
Sob oes friiberen Disqualification DON
Merrifo, Rumon Corral, melbet. Gprs
raj nal tpdbrenb Der 9ias : NDmini=
itration 9ise : prdiioent, nahDem er
mebrere Sabre lang 8ouperneur bes
Staates SonOra gerpeien.
9srmeiferte 5 peripnen.
SauIt Ste. Morie, Mi6.,
10. Nooember. 8aul sSelor, elm 6ol3s
fdller, puroe Sonntag Qbeno bon Ell
ner pahniinnigen Wutb beTallen uno
oermeferte in einem 6otel in Srout
2ate 5 PerIonen, 8pei berieIben t0Ots
lid perDunoenb. Jelor, pel6st
itreitIii6tiger Natur lit, bate fid
uber bic ifer5enoe 8emerfung einss
5remoen 10 aufgeregt, baB er Elm
We1er aus Der Sofhe 5og unb bIinb=
lungs .uuf ieben, Der inm su 8eii6t
fam, Iositah. Der Wutberih puroe
i9lieBli1 pom S9eriffsbeamten Rai=
nen iiberpdltigt. 3pei ieiner Spfer,
Sumes uno SEQ. Morton huben t0Dts
lido Stthpunoen bapongetrugen uni
AUDI bic anberen orei geriDnen limb
idIper berleBt.
6inan5Nz Reform.
Maf9tngton, 9. g., 10. Rop,
Der 8oriiBer Des llnterausihui1es BEG
6ausfpmmittses fir ganten UNI
Wdbrung, Garter 9laB, bat Die Wit:
giieoer besielben uu~fssforoert, inner
talb Der ndhitsn 3ehn Sage Ii6 gu Ell.
ner SiBung in Waibiuston ein5ufin.
ben.
Sin Subititut CUR 8reelano 8ia
Dslhe ben 4loritihen 9lan iii,
8anfs uno Wdhrunes =Refprm INN:
fabt, foa balom0gli4it a~usgaarbeitet
peroen. ollie, nelde gu Der Sutt
gu iprehen nini6en, t0nnen iid be
Dem 8ommittse meloen. 6err 8Iaf
1T Der InIiht, baB in Der tllr3en 9on=
greBsSeiiiOn feline 5inan3refprm=gtl
CUR Iunubme geIangen lpiro.
Rod gut abgelauen.
Columbus, Ohio, 10. Noo. -
Snfolge elmer ~Dffsnen Weihe unb bes
5eblens elmer 2aterne iauite Sonnta(
4beno elm Wuggon Der Sbio glectri
FRACTION 60. BEL 2afapette in einSta
tionsbdus. 9as Statipnsbaus uni
Der pproers She'll bes Wagspns pur:
ben oemolirt, punberbarer Weiie abe,
purbe bon ben so. PaFogtsren gie.
mano berlebt.
Shpere Sc 6uIbignnq.
Chicago, 10. Ropember. G6ar
lee 90. Cameron befinoet fit bier IN
ter Der lntluse in 9aft, i'm Sauf
Der lesten Monate I'M Muftra9e btr
Snternationalen 9~rotberbppo Of Elec
trical Worters cine Mn5abl 9ebGub
in 9rdno seitedt gu bubeu. Die inter
rationale griioerfhaft itebt ieiI meb
reren Sabren auf benz &riegsfub mi
einem bieitsen 9etperfIGuftsperbaa
uno Cameron Ioll, um oieie @,ipert
i6aft az fGdoisen, @eblabe II
9ranb seitedt gu BADEN. Sn Der 2Bob
nung bes 8ertafteten tpuroe T>br pie
belaiteuoeS DefpeismQtertu[ QefuuNe1
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- 2sll Ser 99obnung be5 @eSlep
Nsfe!p. I'M 5neltcn Stoctpcrf oeS
Salies go. 1904 Garl StraBc, fam
geitern eth fSeler 5um 4ltsbrud],
peltes sroBe gufregung bcrporrief,.
jeood, balo gel0ift meroeu tonnte.
Ter @ranoidaoen beIQuit lid auf
5000.
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Trcd)cr RaubanfaQ.

Szoi. 9oilep, DON 9to. 1927 @eit
Court StruBe, puroe geitern gtatps
mittog BEL ieiuer &eimrfunft IN Dem
6ausfIl1r DON cInem unbefonntelr
0tanu aufaebolten unO I'm iein &or-
temonnQie nit $44 2Subalt beruubt.
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Z m e It |.

grpfeIior: .Was fir cine unpefinirs
Bare 5Iiffigteit bringsn Sic mir biers
SIT es 5bse, 10 b~rinsen sic mir Iieber
&offse, uno 1T es Suffee. oanH bite
i1 Itsbsr AM 1bes."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-11

Die 5eusripebr tpurbe seitsrn
Rahmittag nah Der Bobnung oon
Mbrabam Dane, go. 321 gh{tnut
Strabe, eerufen, ipoielbit in Jplg. eli
mes fhaobaften aamins elm 8rano
ausgebrohen mar. Stabsn $125.
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3 biergefprGh E.

- .Sie tDnnen mir ben 8udel hers
unterrutf1enl" ristb Das 0romsoar
Dem aamel 81.
= ,Ods t0unen Sic bel mir Iogar
3peimal!" CAB bas Samel CUR 4nts
mort.
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itd aopfDunoen Ionie 76mer3haTte
RDntuIionen i'm 8eIiGt urO am Sberz
torper gu. Gr puroe nab benz itGotia
I4en 6oipital Qebrott.
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unfdue.

Gents Dubar, Is Sabre aft, bon
Np. 1913 Poplar StraBe, ftel eeitern
an Der Spring Grppe Ipe. unb Cole
rain IDe. Don ieiuem Mas.H unb sos
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-09-16
$37, 900 AND A JOB.

A Long Island chauffeur who has
fallen heir to $37, declines to
quit his job I'D die if I'd stop
work" he says. Money shan't make
me useless"
1t is true that the man who stops
work is likely to die Anyway, he
might just as well. Nature abhors
the superfluous, and soon cuts it off.
To sit down is to rust away.
Nine people out of ten, perhaps,
would allow sudden acquisition of
wealth to end their usefulness.
Here is one whose incentive to
work is not the mere animal need of
subsistence. but the human impulse
to be of service to mankind.
Here is line that divides the ami
NAL from the human being. But
how many of us walking on two legs
and divested of tail can honestly
claim to be on the right side of this
line?
Lots of us, when we think we have
accumulated enough to keep us COM
fortably the rest of our lives, sit
down and go to consuming it. Many
of us have not even the good sense
of the ant, but dissipate our sub
stance as fast as we get it, work only
to get it, and get it only to spend it.
OF course, we can pooh-pooh and
say we would do just as this chau-
feur is doing but the fact is that
when it is put up to us, even in little
things, mighty few of us make good.
This man is wise in recognizing
that his greatest fortune lies not in
his $37, but in the fact that he
has work to do and the heart to do it
for it's own sake.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-09-16
TELEPHONE 80
SCHOOL AND LIFE.

The records of a Russian univers-
ity show that Leo Tolstoi as a stu
dent was very dull and lacking in ap-
plication. The placing of this record
in the pedagogic exhibition at Mos
COW was opposed on the ground that
it would encourage pupils to indo-
lence.
The fact is not so very unusual as
pedagogues would have us think. U.
S. Grant barely passed his West Point
examination; Daniel Webster was at
the foot of his class Sheridan, one
of the greatest orators and wits OF
all time, was Ounce in school.
What becomes of the brilliant men
of the schools and colleges-the stu
dious fellows who always stood al
the heads of their classes and prom.
ised most masterful achievements
when they should get whack a
life?
no a hiNf w NOh hCol liuSi
about them afterwards. Their bril-
liancy seems to have gone off like {
skyrocket in the commencement the
sis and only a stick lands silentl!
somewhere on the earth to tell tina
they have ever been.
It's queer But it's SO.
When two or three school or col
lege mates get together, ten, fifteeI
or twenty years after the graduation
and review the progress made by the
various members of their class, they
are sure to experience surprise a
the fantastic pranks played by tn,
world upon some of the men whom
alma mater blessed with her riches
gifts.
The qualities that promise so bril-
liantly in school are not always tn,
qualities that count most in tn,
world. The dig" who crammed con
stantly and made his poor brain al
overstocked lumber yard seldom il
the man who rises in actual life.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-09-16
CATS UNDER SUSPICION.

Agnes Repplier has written a book
in praise of the cat. There is some
criticism in it for Tabby, but Miss
Repplier, in common with most un-
married ladies-if the traditions be
well founded-is fond of cats.
And now, as an eloquent criticism
on the book, comes the word that
cases of infantile paralysis have been
found among cats in Springfield,
Mass, and that the cat must be stud
led as the possible source of this
deadly and mysterious disease. 1t is
quite possible that the cat will be
found not only unnecessary but far
from harmless. If we can thereby
get rid of infantile paralysis, we can
easily spare the cats.
Cats have been suspected of acting
as carriers of scarlet fever and diph-
liberia. Passing as they do secretly
from house to house, they are open
to all sorts of suspicious
Rats carry the fleas which infect
people with bubonic plague. So do
ground squirrels and other wild ro-
dents.
1t is from these animals alone that
we are threatened by the black
eath"-bubonic plague-which is
menacing us from both shores in
every ship that lands.
The Rocky Mountain spotted fe-
ver," which has been fought by the
United States public health service
for two years, and of which DR.. Nc
Clintic died the other day, a martyr
to his work, is communicated to hu-
man beings by the wood ticks by
which squirrels, chipmunks, rabbits,
woodchucks, mice and other rodents
are infested.
There seems to be no reason to let
the cat off scott-free on this disease
until it is shown to be free from
ticks. And the Rocky Mountain
spotted fever is almost as mad a dis
ease as bubonic plague.
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shines, or the roses bloom, or the
birds sing-since she is gone.
And yet, what cause for rejoicing
is theirs, though they know it not.
Had she taken with her in that fuller
life into which she had entered, any
lurking hatred or malice, any mem
ory of injustice done anyone, or of
selfishness, it would be different.
But she has taken what she has Civ
en-, no more, no less. And she gave
love; and they must know, if they
believe anything-and who is there
who in his heart can doubt?-that
she is bathed in the ineffable sun
shine of love, with only themselves
cropping in the darkness, on this side
of the curtain which has veiled her
from them.
: And some day the curtain will lift
and they will see, even as they are
seen, and know, even as they are
known
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RECORD OF THE sTANDPATTERs

You're still standpatter, are you?
Rather proud of it, too? Perhaps
you don't know the company you are
in as shown by the record of the
standpatters, beginning back a few
thousand years. Well, here it is:
Who would not hearken to Noah,
a preacher of righteousness, and
were drowned in the flood? The
standpatters.
Who refused to let the children OF
Israel go up out of the land of
Egypt? The standpatters.
Who had Daniel cast into the
lions den? The standpatters.
Who rejected the teachings of
Jesus when the common people
heard him gladly? The standpat-
ters.
Who put Columbus in prison after
he had discovered a new world? The
standpatters.
Who, after the globe had been cir
cumnavigated, still insisted that it
was flat? The standpatters
Who believed it was right to hang
persons for witchcraft? The stand
patters.
Who decried the introduction oil
the sewing machine, the cotton gin
the self-binder and other labor-sav.
ing inventions? The standpatters.
Who, north as well as south, op
posed the abolition of slavery? The
standpatters.
Who objected to the adoption o
standard time? The standpatters.
Who opposed the building of tn,
Panama canal? The standpatters.
Who have continually fought al
legislation in the interest of the peo
pie? The standpatters.
Who have always believed that
public trust meant private graft
The standpatters.
Are YOU still a standpatter? l
you are, it is time for you to hee,
the injunction, Come ye out iron
among them and be ye separate"
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the city-girls who had mothers
breaking their hearts for them at
home-went to the only heaven they
could be sure of-went with the
story of shame upon their lips. And
she took them in-this lovely, brave
woman. She housed them, she shell
tered them, and she did more than
that for the poor, wayward things.
She did not give them charity, as
some might have done, handing it to
them with tongs, to escape contami-
nation. She knew that she could not
be contaminated by any act of love,
after keeping them over night and
giving them material food-she gave
them more. She talked to them as
tenderly as a mother might have
talked. She did not withhold love
she gave it freely.
The result was that two penitent,
sorrowing young girls turned their
faces toward home, where two moth
ers were watching and waiting and
praying.
And the good angel who had sent
them to the one human source of
help in all the city, must have wept
tears of joy. For is it not said that
there is more rejoicing over the one
that returns to the fold than the
ninety and nine who have remained
within the sheltering arms of the
Shepherd?
The woman who had brought about
the ummation-whose loving
charity had returned them to the
fold-went on her way serenely,
without one self-righteous thought to
mar her perfect work.
Her story is ended. There are
tears today in her death chamber
There are sorrowing hearts to whom
the world seems empty-with her
away. In the city where for more
than half century she has modestly
lived, unmindful of the wonderful in
fluence wrought by her love and
! charity and purity, there is grief and
sorrow. People are telling each 9TH
er in choking voices of how she will
be missed, of how the very thought
that she is no longer in the old house
which her presence has endeared to
so many, will cause poignant pain
They are covering the casket which
contains the dear body with flowers.
They are sobbingly looking for the
last time upon the beautiful, blessed
face which never was marred by un-
loving lines of age or of bitterness
They are wondering why the sun