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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-24

labt baben foil, ieood) fptro Der or.
mnroeten bon Rohbarn uno moeren
Qeuten, bic tie funnten, oas oentbar
bette Geumunos5eugnib dusgeitelIt.
Stint ainber i'm 4lter bon bier bis
II Sobren betrauern ben Spo Der
ibnen unter 10 furdtbdren llmitdnben
entrtiienen Wtutter. Die dlteite 8ohs
ter 6slene befanb ii5, nie gefuot, nit
i6rer Wutter in benz parlor, als Der
Batter in truntener Raierei in ba3
3immer geitiirst lam unb bic 8lutthat
begging. Die iibrigen ainOsr ipielten
nidts d9neno unb gliidlt6 in oent
binteren 5betle bes 6duIes, als bic
Stille plObltdh bur6 Die SAiiFe unz
terbro6en ypurbe. sic liefen luut
i4reieno aus Dem 5auie uno flii4teten
fih gu Ra6barn.
aabner bate, ais er Derbaftet tpurz
be, nod me6rers gatronen in feiner
5aIfe unb man i6Iiebt aus biefem
llmitanoe, iotpte aus Der 3batiahe,
baB er nu6 Der Grmorbung ieiner
Sruu etren S6uB uuf feline fltehenoe
3odter abfeuerte. bab er beabiihti9te,
feline gun3e Samilte aus Der Belt gu
I4affen. gr CAB gu, feline 5rau err
moroet uno uuF feline 5odter ge16ois
fen gu baben, beItreitet ieoo6, bab Der
brittle S6uB ben beioen Apli3iiten ges
gotten babe. Rua ieiner Qngabe min
er beubii6tigt 6aben, SeIbitmoro gu be:
gebsn, als er ben lesten S6ub abs
feusrte. 9ieie gebauptung ptrO ie.
bod BON ben beiben 8eamten sntIhie.
ben beitritten, Oa iie Iebr beutli6 gsIe:
ben baben poQeu, fpie er Das Sagbge'
ps6r auf iie ri6tste. Sin 8ruoer cei
Woroers 1T Bel Der Big Sour Gtien.
| balm dnqeiteLIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-24

I'm 3. Suli fpirb fid Der grdFbent
nit ieiner Gamilie nad 8eDerlb begez
ben, er felbft ipirb aber nur Biz gum
8. Suli bort bieiben, um nit feiiten poe
litif9en Ratbgebern fein.n aampagnea
plan aus5uarbeiten. Gs unterltegt
ieinem 3tpeifel, bab Der prditbent cine
ausseoe9nte Rebetour unternebmen
ipirb.
Der aonareb Dirp bieIe Wo6e feline
gsItdfte erlebisen, fonoern erit pies
Der NIT Der Nrbeit nah Shlub Der be-
motratifGen glationul &onnention
beginnen.
Der Genat tpirb morgen frub nm
1870 3ufammsntreten, it6 aber iofort
duf orei Sage nertagen. Das 9dus
pirb baHelbe tbun.
lIngefd6r elm 8ubenb SupplD Bills
srtparten Ger grlebigung. 0d bic
4ppropriationen ON 30. Suni dblau>
fen, iit es iebr tpabrf6einIi6, bab5ous
unb Senat bieielben auI oas neue 9e=
i6Gftsiabr ausbebnen tpsroen, big bic
grobsn gorla9.n paifirt tporbsn iinD.
8einahe ale benofratiIten sSiibre~
tperben bisie Wohe ubpeienb iein unb
Die Republitdner finb sine Gsntlemen's
ginisung eingegangen, Ddbrenb ibrer
4bipeienbeit teinsn 0erIu9 gu MAIDEN,
partei Gefebsebung ourh3ubrineen.
Die Warine Wili3eH pom tpeitliz
den penninlpanien, n0rbli9en Rep
gort, Suinois unb Ninnsiota rpsrbsn
iid auf Sputb RdnitOu Ssldno, Wiz
disan, am II. 4usuit psrIammeln,
um auf ben ariessi6iffen .Satpt",
"9olDtrine sl,1,.orn ,.t,.D DOIDDt9so' cH. rsHey.;
ueb unasfabrten gu MAIDEN.
Die Uiili3en BON Wlarplanb unb
Dsm ReIt Don psnnip!pania tperben
bonn 30. Suni biz gum 10. Suti uuf
oem Sh!ahtihiff mSppa" .reu3en unb
3piiden Dem 12. unb q. Suli tpirb
oas Sbladti6iff cine 3peite ue6ungsz
fabrt nit ben 8ataillonen l unb 2 aus
JseD yort MAIDEN.
8tsss prdfbent Sberman bepei6irz
ts: .Wsnn Der Sturm Ii6 per3og.n
Bat, tpiro bic 4tmofpb1re fit reinigsn
uno mir tOnuen baun ein rubtges ur.
| tbeiI unb Elm gsrehtes gerbitt erpur.
ten. aufri6tigsr Glitpunfh."
Utica, y. o., %. SUM-. Utica
| tpirb mprden 2(beub bic gDiebernomIz
nation Sbsrman's Tsisrn. Rah Der
5eier pirb Iih Der 8i8e sqrGiibent Quf
einen Wonut ua6 Bic Utooie bsgs6sn.
Der 9i3.z zprdiioenten erbislt duf
Teine 9lidpunfhs9epeIte on ben
grdiioenten folgsnbe 2tntport: rSbr.
freunbIi6e 9epsite srbalten. Dir
fpsrben 3uinmmenarbeitsH unb If
hofFe nit bemieIben RsiuItot. Gs
ipirb mir Elm 8srgniigeH isin, nj!
Sbnen 3uiammen3uar5siten. Gin gro.
Ger Sieo lit eetponnsn. mir miiTen
fhtuer fir einen anoereH urbsitsn.
8iaium 8. Tnft.'
Rabant, RaF., %. Suni. Bun
bessSeRatOr 5enrp Cabot 9obge sr=
tlGrte iih ponitdnoig nit Der DON aer
rspublitaniiten Rotipnal1aonpention
angsnommsnen platform eiHDertarbe1
uno Diro bic Sanbibaten Der Qartsi IN
Der tommsnben aampasne na4 araf'
ten untsritiissH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-24

qeitern BON Irenton, Q, bier eir, hin
Sic 9eihc Ser Grmor0etcn ab3ubolen
uno nad1 ,Sroutou 3urild5ubrtngen.
Ste theiIte Dem 2eiheubeItutter SSobr
:. 8iQigon NIT, DaB ihrc Sd)rpelter
pon ihrem erIten Wtuun, eiueu bieii-
gen &ontraftor 9tonens GSobn Bong,
qeifieocn mar, els lie Den Sgrter'
9tbraban Smile alias &erioe5 beiru.
thete. HSbr Wt0OhenmnHe mar DC
0per uno iie mar in Cincinnati &c.
boren uno groBge5ogeu moroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-24
70. I6onlas Iladt anga6en.
Rad furser Sebanolnns init oem
Spuic fanb er $5eilung.
8iele nllHberaa befinoen iib tn belns
ieI6cu gsiflmadteR 3uitanSe.

D
Inter ben buuDerten bon 4ngabeu,
bic in 8erbtnouug nit benz merttpiirz
bigen neuen StdrfungamttteI gEona
0tta" gera6t porben, itno feline tnz
terehanter, als Die, pelhe fiir8lid Don
Biuidm 3bomas bon 615 RiAmono
Strabe, bubier, gemaht puroen. 9err
GbomaS fagt:
ySeit eintger 3eit babe id3 mid in
einem dlgemeinen geihndnten 3us
ftanpe befunben unD ih lit on unpers
buultateit unD NerDoittdt. SD bate
etne Idle6te 8Iut3irtulation uro lit
an talten Suben unb 5QnDeu. Wlein
&0rper Ihien manhmdl eritarrt 81
fsin unb i6 tonnte bes gtaats niht
ihlufen. Wteine Gtngenetoe poQten
ntht mebr orDentlih drbetten unD iA
lit forttpdbrenb an 8erit0pfung. Soz
balb ME ih ettpas aB, fiiQte ii6 metn
Wtagen nit 9as unb ih mar eine halbe
Stunbe na6oem unbebaglih. Sn ptee
fem gefhDdhten 3uftanoe betam i6
Iebr let6t cine grtGltung uno lit an
bsftigem 6uften. SD Deriudte Dsrs
ihiebsne WteDt3inen obne grfolg, uno
idlteBltb bate i6 Die 90ffnung aus
gegeben.
.gOr einigeu 9agen bate ih cine
ltnterrebung nit etnem Der n5ond
8ita" Spe3ialiiten, tpslte bieIs8 Sonic
in Cincinnati einfiibreH. Gr ertldrte
mir mein Qeioen unD rtet6 mir, feline
YrGpdration gu probiren. SD tbut e5
unb bin froh, bag ih IS getban babe,
bsnn .9ona 8tta" bat fih als Elm
DunDer in meinem Sale ertpisien.
sd fiibie jeBt, als oh id Elm neues
9uhtredt auf's Qeben Bate. W(eine
Sbattruft if 5urudgetsbrt, ebenio ME
meine &rGfte unb Gnergie. Sd lam
jeBt bes Nu6ts fhlaTen unD itebe oes
Morqens friih un0 munter auf berett
CUR 2lrbett.
,,2eute, pelhe nerp0s unD irrttirt
fnD, 9uben ihle6te 9erbauuug uno
mageniibeI, tpentg Gner9ie unb SRats
truFt, fiiblen meIonboIiih uno nisoers
| oeIhluQen, leioen an 8ppfltmer3en,
RiidenI6mer3en, Ihle6tem 8ebdhtz
niB, un8eIunbem Sdlof ihlehter
glut8irtulatton, 8leihIudt unb tpelhe
su Suiten uno grtdltungen neigen, lei-
ben obne ;FrQge an iener mooernen
glaqe. rRerDen1tpGde", ia9en bic
| Sps8idltiten.
! ngs qibt tauienbe BON iolhen bdlbs
trQnfen MGnnern unb iFrauen in Gins
| cinnQti, neI6e pirtIih ntht piiIeu,
mas nit ibnen los it," iagte neulih
elmer bisIer Spe3taliiteu.
! ,Sie idIeppen iih siellos lumber,
/ Big fie gang btrfdGiQ finb, uno oftmdls
tommeu fte gu uns in oiefem ihredli@
hen 3uftanoe Der fdltmmiteu Dirt, ="
Fubr er fort.
mir baben cine 9rdparutton, pels
de pofitip bieIes 2eioen behebsn uno
bic Craare bes &0rpers lpieoer in thz
rem oeIunbsn, normdlen 3uItdnb oers
Ieben tptrb.
,,llniere 9rGparatipn rpirtt uls Elm
/ Stdrtlqgsmittel in alIen 5GlIen ppu
/ ShpGhe, ale orodntIhe ShpGhe be-
hebenb, ob bel WaHn ober Frdu, unb
ffh bon oaueruoem guBen eripeiTeno.
0enn Die fprubeInoen 2sbsusgstiter
aurittebren uno g&ieosr9efbladenbsit
Der 2Freuoe tpei6t. 10 1T es Idtper,
mante Der Frii6er 2eiDeubsn lpieber gu
: ertenren."
Soma gito" 1T in alien 4potbster
su baben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-24
sslmB Sataftr opbe.
@erbGngniFuouer 4usgang ciner Ser
gniigungsfabrt.
Bier Sarter perlteren infOlge Sen
terms hires RadDens ibr Geben.
Catherine 1Oiepb i'm lcbteu slugens
bid gerettet.

Gin i6rerer 9ootunfdl, Bel mel
dem bier gsrIonsn ibr 2eben DerIorsn,
ersignete iih geitsrn 4beno tur8 na6
6 ubr am SuBe Der GuoIOD StraBe.
Soispb 9amin, q Sabre alt, Sabeila
9anlin, % Sabre alt, Don gto. PIT
Oft 9eurI Strabe, Catherine uno Saz
rah Soiepb. Don penrI uno Sycamore
Strobe, unb glicpld SabeQi, pouPearl
unb Spcampre Gtrabe, fdmmtIi6 Spz
rier, unterna6men in einem 5lohbnot
eine gergniigungsfuRrt, pelde fir bier
Don ibnsn perbdnsnibpou peroeu iollz
ts. 9a an 5ube Der 2ubIop Strube
cine menge 9oblenbdrten Dor &nter
Iiegeu, muBten bic 2eute 3ismli6 nett
in ben 5iuB binaus ruoern uno Der
Rd6en tuuroe BON Der Stromung err
faBt. 9u bic W1nner beg Ruoerns
nur iehr mungslbuft tunbig tparen, gez
ristben bic SniaiIen bss 8optes in
orobe 4ufregung, tpelde itG nod tel
gerte, ais ibr 5abr5eug in bic WeIlen
bes in bemIsIbsn &ugenbIit flub=
aufrpGrts pOrbeifaArenoen Sdleppz
bampfers rGourop" gerietb. Die
Grauen iprargen Iaut ihreieno auf
uno oas Boot i6Iug i'm ndhiten
2lugenbIid um, pobet Die flint Sniuf=
ZEN bes 9ootes in oas WaFer gei6leuz
bert puroen, 5oIspb unb Siobeuu
8artn, Sarab Soiepb uno Ricala
Sabsqi iantsn iofort unter, nm ntht
fpiebsr gum 8prfhein gu tommeu,
pdbrsnb Catherine Sofepb pon Der
Str0mung fIubdbpdrts getrieben ipurs
be. oSyu Der Rdbe Der rlnfaqitele be.
fonb Iih CUR 3eit bus9aIoIinsS S6lspp.
boot Sim" bon Sellepue, Giqeuthum
bes aapt. 9. Btnter, pon go. 12S
9bensforo Strabe, 8ellenue. 9n., ber
70 ihneq tpie m0gIi6 beranfutr unb
nit 6ilfe Der an gorp befinbIi4en 80.
Stabl, Io. 245 Gront Ctr, Belle
oue; Sames gonie, Ro. 256 Daibings
Ton Str.; Sraut Snpepte, Rp. 325
0ipiiion Strabs, unb qhI. SobIer
515 Center Str, 8e[Iepue ,Gp., bic Gr.
trintenbs NIT GROCER Mube rettete
SRI. Soiepb tpurbe Sund1It nat Bel
lspue gebruht uno begab fi6 ipdter
auf elmer Strabenear beim.
Der llnfaQ rief in Der Nu6bdrfhaft
cine gerube5u unbeihreibli6e Qufre:
guns berpor unb in turSsr 3eit bate
| fi6 cine rieiise Menidenmenge an
Jlubufer angeiommelt, fpel6e nod be:
beuteno anfhnon. ais Elm BON Gouer
Sslanb tpmmsnber 8ampfer am 5uBt
bss groabtpop unlsete. Die nah6un.
oerteu SGblenben qai1agisre silten To-
fort Der llnfallitsae gu, no mittlerpeiIe
bic Suhe na6 ben 2eifen aufgenom,
men tppreen mar. Cine berieIber
puros na6 turser 3eit bon Did
Sparts, Snbaber oes Sdusbootes
r5arb Simes", unb brsi anoerer
MGnnsrn, nobe Der Stsqe, an pel9el
bic 9erunsliidten uutereegonesn ma
rem, geFunben unb eeborgen. Gs ma,
bic 2eite Der Siabella Gamin, tpelhr
in einem pdtrolpaaen nu6 berWprgu'
gebroht tpurbe. Die Spfer Der aatu.
Itrppbs tporen idmmtlih unperbeirat
tibet. Soiepb uno ISABELLA 9amir
paren Better unb GouIine. unb bic ert
truntene Sarab Sofepb mar bieShne,
| itsr Der ssrstteten gatRrine Sofepb
2eBtere befinbet fih infolee bss furdt
barren Greigniifes in einem hbauerns.
ipertben 3uitanb uno Der 'is bebdnoeInt
be 4r3t befiirhtet oas SdIimmite.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-24
Saidlenoie6e.

Charles 5inoerer BON go. 223
1npnihip 9lpenue purbe aeitern i'm
8eordnae auf benz 6. &c 8. 8dbnbofe
pm Saihenoieben Inn ieiu qortemons
naie nit SIS beItoblen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-24
Sranriae Niliiun.

sSrnu 8ictorin Sobnion, Sdnpeiter
Der am Greitng bon ibren Dsnnue II,
oem aoithaus go. 62t @eit 9. ape.
erihoiienen Grau 2ucie emile, trai
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-24

9Ius benz Siibneritau oes
Senrp 8roBhdnoler, gto. 736 @elt
Rel,nte apenue, plroen BON eiriefu
Gtubreher fiini fette SenneH geltpb.
len.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-24
%. Suni.

%. Suni.
- Sn Sripolis tpurben seitern aht
itaIisnii6s WatruIsn BEL Der Grplcilou
elmer olten gombe getODtet. bic its in
elmer 8arte aufs Meer briussn ppll'
ten. um lie bort gu psrientsn.
- Mdrine Gstretdr georee BON 6.
Useper, Der in Isin.r Sommerpohnung
in 6amilton, Raif.. am 5ppbus err
trantt iIt, perbrahte cine rubige Ru6t.
Seine asr3te rehnsn auf cine bdloi9e
WieoerberitelIung.
goIe gel ldei0eub e'it,
aommiIYGr: n@as fir -einen gsa-
men bnben Sie2"
Tihterlins: .Ginen - ,u1iterbli'
&en.s
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Gfnt. @ Gdiittelreim
sebt, mas i1 obne afie fam!
0as episI Gzstft cure aniie On.
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20 Nusfisfer
--~-eo-----~
Seim 3uiaimnienbrn6 eis
ner QHerfte,
3mOli Wieilen pberbalb Der Wi.
agaraidlle, ertrnnfen.

5iBslheitsn feblen, ou bic telephon'th.
GsrbinOung unisrbrotsH 1T.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1912-01-11
Baptist

All the regular Sunday services as
usual. There will be no prayer
meeting during the meetings at the
NJ. Z. church. =
Let US all work and pray for the
salvation of souls in this town.
This cold weather is keeping
away many of our regular attend
ants from the house of God.
Kay Dalgarn Is the new president
of the G.. y. and Glen Perkins mis-
worthy vice. Dee Sumner, the
retiring president, has been very eff
6cient and has led the society most
admirably. Let US work for even
greater advancement during the
next six months.
J. Frank Moore, Pastor.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1912-01-11
DAGuERREoTYPE COMES BACK
Prints on Silver Are Again Coming
Into Fashion, Says a
Photographer.

people are inclined to smile at
praise of the daguerreotype OF our
grand fathers" said a photographer
the other day, but want to say that
the photograph of the present day Is
no improvement on 1t for artistic del
icacy, for beauty and for quality. In
subtlety of likeness, nothing ever has
equaled the daguerreotype OF seventy
years ago, and those who possess any
of them should treasure them as the
choicest heirlooms.
Most styles move in cycles, and 1t
is the same with photographs. Many
photographers are taking up the
daguerreotype again. In view OF the
advance in photography, it is now
possible to make daguerreotypes that
are permanent for the originals were
wont to fade when exposed to light.
That's why they were always put in
covered cases.
There is at least one very good
reason for the daguerreotype being bet
ter, and that is that there is nothing
UuI lHe CdLnSid iOhS pCN"OSH NNN 49,
ject and the picture, and the only loss
is the reversal of the subject. An
other thing is that the highly polished
silver plate OF the daguerreotype
makes possible the greatest amount OF
detail, and the softer shadings, much
of which is lost in photographs today
by the rough surface of the emulsion
on the negative, by the opaqueness Of
the glass in printing, and the uneven
ness of the paper"
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1912-01-11
Motor Trucks Need No Rest.

In a paper read before the Electric
Vehicle Association of America, Mr..
Hayden Games called attention to the
fact that horse-drawn vehicles must
remain idle for certain portion Of
the day in order to rest the horses.
A recent investigation showed that
the teams of the different express
companies in New York city were idle
40 per cent. of the total working hours,
much of this idleness being due to the
fact that the horses needed rest, and
that the periods of loading the wagons
had to be suited to these rest hours.
The motor vehicle on the other hand
requires no rest, and hence requires
no adjustment of the loading hours.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1912-01-11
Methodist

Rev. Thomas is here and meet
ings will begin at 1880 each evening.
We want you to be there and help
in the work. This is eVerybody's
meetings. Our purpose is to get
people TO accept Jesus Christ, and
then join any church they may de-
sire.
We want plenty of singers. A
large chorus is desired, There Is
much gospel in song.
Owing to the cold weather there
we're only as at Sunday School and
the same number at church.
The Epworth Herald subscription
list will be sent in this week.
The League is having good meet
ings and more of the young people
are taking part. Come early Sun
day night and have part it.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1912-01-11
Publication Notice.
First published in the Meade County News,
January IL, 1912.
Sheriff Meade County, Kansas

First published in the Meade County News,
January II, 1912.
Court No. 2oGo.
In the district court of Meade county Kansas.
Edna Henderson, Plaintiff
VS.
Lewis Wagner, Thomas Pennington,
ct al, Defendants
The State of Kansas, to Thomas PEN
nington, defendant, Greeting;
You are herebynotilied that you have been
sued in the District Court Of Meade county
Kansas, by Lewis Wagner, Margaret Butler,
Nellie Mckinley, Charles w. Butler, Bessie
Stewart, and Ruth Butler, minor, by H..
Llewelyn Jones, her duly appointed, quail
lied, aud acting Guardian ad Item, in the
above entitled action, and that unless You
answer the cross petition Of SAID defendants,
filed herein. on u- before ,hc Goth day "
February, 1912, the same viii he taken as
true and Judgment and decree rendered
against YOU, quoting the tile OF said herein
named defendants to the Northeast Quarter
of Section fourteen (I4l, in Township thirty
(So) south, of Range twenty-seven (27l,
West of the 9th p. NJ, in Meade county
Kansas, aud forever barring and enjoining
YOU, and all persons claiming by. through OF
nnder you from claiming or asserting any
interest or estate in or to said real estate, OF
any part thereof, and for such other anc
further relief as may be just and equitable
In Witness Whereof. | have hereunto Sc
my hand and seal Of said court on this 9tt
day of January, 1912.
| Seal Ohm ELLIOTT,
Clerk OF District court, Meadecounty, kansa
II. LLEwELYN JONES,
Attorney for Defendants.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1912-01-11
Episcopal
St. Augustlnes Church,

St. Augustlnes Church.
Rev. Father Richard Cox, Priest.
Robert Hill, in charge,
Services Sunday.
Ltany and sermon, II a. m, end
and 18th Sundays.
Vespers and sermon 4 ?. m,
every Sunday.
Sunday School 10 a. NJ.
Monday, Confirmation Lecture at
700 P. NJ.
Tuesdays, young Knights" p.
m.
Thursdays, "Womans Guild" :
p. m.
Fridays, Choir practice, 7 p. m.
Due notice will be given of the
celebration of the Holy Eucharist.
Seats free. Everybody welcome.
The Mission by Father Kahn OF
Antho ny may be considered sue
cess. The interest aroused, in
creased till the close. 1t is safe tc
say that never before has more in
structive course been given in Meade
rhe spirituality of the congregation
has been quickened, and the nun
hers Of all denominations who at
tended the services, has proved thu
Catholicity of the Church beyond
question. The "Question Box wa
feature and the many question
answered showed the interest of tn
thearers. The absence OF sensation
and excitement was an agreeabI
experience to many. The earnest
ness Of the speaker, the hearty sing
ing of the congregations was IN
spring. All hope that Father Nai
may visit Meade again in the nea
future.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1912-01-11


Zone day." said Representative SAM
uel w. Mccall Of Massachusetts,, Il
heard a perfectly good anecdote. 1t
was about Thad Stevens. Stevens, then
running the government during the
Civil war, was walking down Pennsyl-
vania avenue one morning with col
league. They stopped in at George
Parker's place, across from the old
Willard, for toddy, and before leav-
in had toyed for few minutes with
thu aro bank and won $100-a hun
dreu dollar bill. Resuming his walk,
he was accosted on the capital steps
by a Quaker delegation from Pennsyl-
vania, some of his constituents, who
said they we're interested in worthy
charity in his district, and would like
to receive a contribution. Thad took
the hundred dollar bill from his peck
ct and, with grand flourish handed
it to the spokesman, who was profuse
in his thanks. Turning away, Mr. Ste
vens said to his companion, God
moves in a mysterious way. His won
ders to perform.
We'll, I liked that anecdote. The
more | thought of it the more l liked
it, and finally l became interested in
the career Of Stevens and wrote his
biography. But, do you know, after
it was published l discovered that
had forgot to put the anecdote in the
book"
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1912-01-11
TERMS:
NEW IDEAS ABOUT PARENTS
Becoming One Brings Increased Es-
TEEN and Regard for Them as
Pillars of Life.

NV new responsibility has broughtI
me a variety of new appropriations. AS,
a parent I find have new sentiments}
about parents, and increased esteeml
and regard for them as pillars that
uphold life and direct it. Beyond
doubt, they are fine for unfolding
grandchildren. No doubt there would
be considerably more grandchildren in
our world IL there were more grand
parents who recognized their RESPONSE
bilities and made provision, as natl
ter of course, to meet them. But that
does not accord with the lively indi-
vidualism of our generation. Not only
are we all DESTROYS OF Independent
life, but our parents prefer 1t for us.
Accordingly when we get above the
social plane in which independent life
for man and wife can be maintained
for 500 a week, marriage is apt to
come late. There are immense advan-
tages about that social plane in which
$40 a week is a complete living, and
the wife is cook and housemaid, wife,
mother and nurse all in one, and the
state provides education, and the doc
tor adjusts his charges to your in
come. and Sall the man has to look
after is food, clothes, shelter and
pocket money! 1 hope the people who
are born with call on that phase
of existence appreciate their luck. To
rise to a $2O-a-week phase must be,
full Of satisfaction, but to drop to ~
is quite another matter. Whatever!
starting point is dealt out to US, it Ia
from that point that we have got to
20 on, and, whether We like it or not,
the point at which 1t hehooves us to
arrive 10 measured from the point ct
which We stATt-E. 8. Martin In HaDi
p6T'h Magazine.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1912-01-11
Rio Money! Needed.

Consumption might be wiped out If
enough MILLIONS or billions are donated
for the experts to use in accordance
with their ideas. Perhaps some of the
great cities of the world are rich
enough to care for and try to cure
the consumptives from every smaller
city, town or hamlet accessible by rail-
road or steamboat. What is most
needed costs money, and that what"
is plenty of good food and warm
clothing, and maybe 1t is worth while
to see that the sufferers have what"
they need to help most to bring about
cure.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1912-01-11
PRESBYTERIAN

There will be communion services
next Sabbath morning. We strong
ly urge the membership especially
to be present. Remember the words
of Jesus. Glove one another as l
have loved you"
The theme will be, eve shall
know by living" In. 1857.
The c. E. TOPIC will be, "How to
win young people for Christ" Prov.
1880. Revr 2a;r6, ~.
Preaching at II a. m. S. S. at 10
a. M, and 6:45 p. M.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1912-01-11
TO SOLVE AERIAL PROBLEMS
Hungarian Has Craft Which He Be-
IieVes Will Fly Easily Across
the Atlantic.

Alexander Kopesa, a retired Hunga-
rian army officer, has planned an air
ship which he declares will solve all
difficulties of aerial navigation. He
will start to build what he calls his
perfect" airship on the first of the
new year. Regardless of the weather
conditions in Chicago" he said, Il will
make trial flight on May l, 1912. II
the airship proves what l am positive
it will, l will attempt to make trip
across the Atlantic ocean in Septem-
ber." The new flying device, he says,
will travel on land or water as well
as In the air. According to specifica-
tons filed with the patent office, the
Kopesa airship will carry 46 passen-
gers, and on land or water or in the
air will make speed of over mile
a minute. At the top of the contriv-
ance will be large compartment con-
tanning seven hydrogen bags for bal
ancing and added safety. Another
safety continuance consists of four
air-suction devices that resemble the
fans Of a windmill. From the base
of the hydrogen bags will stretch two
huge planes, spreading 229 feet from
tip to tip. Just beneath the planes
will be placed two engines, each of SEQ
horsepower There will be 10 propel'
Iers.-Chicago Record-Herald.