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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-18

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At New York: r.. II. q.
Chicago 10 3 0 o-5 2
New York..0 0 80 o-3 2
Batteries-Cheney and Archer; Mar
i guard. Crandall, Meyers and Wilson. UNI
pires-Brennan and Owens.
At Brooklyn: II. II. l.
Brooklyn Il / / l 2 0 l ~ IA 1
Pittsburgh L 900 0 % 0
Batteries-Rucker and Miller; Hendrix.
Ferry and Simon; Adams and Kelly,
Smith and Blackburn. Umplres-Klem
and Orth.
At Boston: II, H. V.
Boston 30 o Osl IS IL ?
St. Louis % 0 0 0 0 3 0 l o. IL 2
Batteries-Perdue and King; Perritt,
Geyer. Steele and Bresnahan. Empires
tombstone and EasOn.
At Philadelphia: p. H. f.
Phila 'phia o 0 l Q > Il II !
Cincinnati o 0 0 0-l 4 &
Batteries-Seaton and Doom; Suggs,
Harter and Severoid, Umpires-FInneran
and Rigler.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
New York rs "a .694 P~hlla'phia "a 70 Al
Chicago. So 81 .625 st. Louis. 81 50 40
Cincinnati 70 So .5o4 Boston,. A SO .3A
AM TIIhiSGSIS LE.kA1 L.
At Cleveland: r. Fl. Fl
Cleveland q 0 0 IA IA /
Boston .....0 0 l % 10 4
Ba~tterles-Gregg and Carnish; Collins
and Carrlgan.
Second game: r. H. f.
Cleveland .............o l 0 "a 8 l
Boston ................O % 2
Notwithstanding and O'Nell; O'Brien
and Cady. Umpires-Connolly and Hart
| 10 nad In fifth inning on account of 1a rE-
ness.
Chicago Philadelphia game postponed on
account of wet grounds.
st. Louis- washington game postponed
on account of rain.
Detroit-New York game postponed On
account of rain.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
W. L. PC. W. l.. P.G
Boston. OF Al .7o3 Detroit. GA rs 80
Ph,a'phia 50 &c .ss4 Cleveland. Ga 70 vi
Wash ton. So 81 500 New York 4s IS $50
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Providence: H H.. =
providence / . o .-8 3 Z
Jersey City.2 l l OF s {
Batteries-Bailey and Schmidt; Does
cher, McHals and Rondeau.
At Montreal: r. H. T.
Montreal 20 0 0 0 l ~ II q
Rochester 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 % {
Battsries-Burke and Burns: Wilhelm,
klepfer and Blair.
At Toronto: n. II. z,
Toronto 80 0 IS IL !
Buffalo .....0 % {
Acknowledgement and Graham; Holmas
and Mitchell.
At Newark: r. f. =
Baltimore Il l o. .
Newark 80 0 0 0 % I
I.- 81 n-.-o, ct--AA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-18

river. Commodore Blaokton has
promised to race his boat, and in a
measure this meeting will settle the
differences of opinion about the
speeds of Peter Pan and Baby Reli-
ance. 1t is more than likely that a
new worlds record for the mile will
be made.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-18

and some new records are looked
for. The events will be at all dis
Every effort was made to have e.
Maekay Edgar race his Maple Leaf
", winner of the Harmsworth cup
at Huntington recently, against
Commodore Blackton's Peter Pan V.
Mr.. Edgar regretted that he must
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-18
MEDICAL
TO H AFFLICTED.

TO THE AFFLICTED.
If you have thin, poor, impoverished
blood, weak and unstrung nerves, neu-
ralgia, rheumatism, are without your
usual energy aud vim, or suffer from
any chronic disease, kidney or blaa--
der complaint, or kindred ailments,
you should have the very best treat
ment. This you can obtain at the
well known, long established Office Of
DR.. GRINDLE,
the Specialist,
where thousands before you have
found complete aEf speedy restoration
to health, power and vigor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-18
MANHATTANS LOSE

The Amboy Field Club defeated
the Manhattans Sunday afternoon ON
the w. X. grounds by a 13 to 8
tally.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-18
DIR. GRINDLe

May be consulted at his office, III,
West 18th Street, between 9th and
7th AYES, New York, whers he has
been located for more than thirty
years.
Advice Free Medicine IL.
His professional services are the
lowest.
Hours 9 to Q, Sundays . to -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-18
From "Peter Grimm.r

Then good night to you, my dsr-
ling; love cannot say goodbye. I
shall linger In your heart. l shall be
waiting for you. and, knowing all your
life. I shall be everywhere about you"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-18

The news wne 1t Is Jews N the
EVENING NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-18
MOTORING BOWLING
FISHING BOATING
LIVE
TIPS
By BOSCO

Zee! ia nate to be lined $3.50.
That means 1900 beers.
This is not original but | consider
it worth copying:
"Rumor that whiskers are to
come into fashion here recalls that
the whiskers on a cat are valuable
in aiding the beast to avoid danger.
Maybe it's the idea for humans to
raise a barbwire growth Of sufficient
extent to keep footpads at arms
length"
Alleged proprietor of gambling
Joint is fined $25. l don't profess
to know much about the game but 1
I'M told that the ''rake-off' in one
night often amounts to tha& much
in some places. If true, the %proprie-
tor probably didn't mind losing one
evenings pay. Better than losing
fifty-four days, Ell?
Since reading about that shoe
store clerk beating it" with 1856
bank deposit I am carrying my So
over to the institution myself. I
work too hard for mine to take any
chances.
Who's Who and Why?
Those who were caught out in the
rain last Sunday night VIII appre-
ciate the gallant action Of a certain
Perth Amboy man who was stand
ing on the Packer House corner
holding a broken umbrella over
him as protection from the rain
drnnC u-han hh on+ioo1 - ua,,,- 800
pretty lady on the opposite side of
the street. NOW, before proceed
to relate the happening, perhaps it
would be well to say in justice to
the man who might possibly be ac-
.cused of flirting or making acquaint-
ances, that | do not think such was
his motive but the action was
prompted mainly by his goodness of
heart and desire to deliver tie lassie
from a very uncomfortable situation.
He approached the maiden and said
in a very tender tone: HAS you
got no umbrella" and upon receipt
of no reply, thinking that silence
meant consent, remarked: Il tink
den l has to take you home" Grasp
ing the fair one by the arm. and
holding the broken apology for an
umbrella over her, escorted the
young lady homeward. Had there
not been an over abundance of mois-
ture in the atmosphere, the prince
of the broken umbrella might have
been squelched in proper fashion,
termed a "masher'' and driven away
with a slap, but as it were, the re-
ceiver of this kind benefaction meek
ly accepted the would be good
samaritan's advances and now holds
him in high esteem for his ~gallantry.
The question before the house is:
What would he have done if the girl
had not been young and pretty?
Answer: THE VERY SAME THING2
? ~?
cnnTNJNTIC -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-18
BASEBALL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Results Of Gamss Played In National,
American and international Leagues.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-18

Since reading about that shoe
store clerk beating it" with 1886
bank deposit I am carrying my So
over to the institution myself. I
work too hard for mine to take any
chances.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-18
(Sortiebung folg.)

2ieb beS beiratDen in 6 \ /.
n q. Cine Dornebme GnglGnoerin. Oie
lett Iungem i'm Heid) Der Dfitte [ebt,
bertd)tet In elmer intereiianten Hlaroe=
rei ilber 6aS Siebesleben Der Gbinelin
rrianherlei, mas niht aagenein be-
tnnlt iein biirfte. go er5dblt Die 2aop
inter atoerem, haB Die ais 2ienerin-
men in reihen Sduiern gebaltenen
Sflapinnen es niht nDtbig buben,
obne Siebe su beiratben, fpie bies ibre
Serrintlen luetit tbun miiiien. 3ipi-
lhen Oen gItern uno 6eiratbsperntitt-
lern ipirb IN Der 9fegel oQes pereiu-
bart, bepor Die Eohter ben fiir iie be-
Ittnurlten 8utten aun nur All iehcn
befomrlt. Mit Der Sflapin aber barf
aitt in dbnIher @eiie berfabren mer-
ben. WobI bat oie Serrin oes Sau5-
'DaIts Die Yflidt, iiir jebe ibrer Gie-
nerinnelt, iobalo lie oos 16. ssabr err
reidt, Elm gbegeipous su .beihaffen"
aber bPi Der @abl oes Mannes rebet
6us Wabhell Elm @ortlein nit. Die
bienenoe Gbintiin beiratbet, nit iel-
te1en Musrabnen, aus 2iebe". osbre
jiingeren tDeiblihen annerpanoten
fam Die @attin eines einflubreid)en
Gbineien ebPlih 5uiamnengeben, nit
Dem iie soia, lire Sflapillnen jeooh
lnuB iie naG. ipeaRaen @iiniaen be.
fsoger.
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1arfflhe ON nifffIhe $4,000.


9erIelbe an biefelbe, $4,000.
Sobn 3. 5hbers an College Slll
8. II. 3. Co., $500.
5bomos 8irb an 8ig Sour .. Il.
g. Gp., $2500
@etilgte 5bpotbeten.
eugene S6aefer an Yant Strabe
9. q. Go., $4,000.
sSobn Sisl an Gats BOB, $1,000.
Sobn &. Scuboer an Soutbern
Sbip Sapines 8ant Co., $2500.
Wm. 8, Gabr on M. .. Cooper,
$4,000.
gsorge 6. MotIh an Better MotId,
$4,000,
DerIeIbe an Brighton German
ganf So, $4,000.
s. Simmons II. u. an giobertba
geacpd, $4,000.
utarp 6. Snpber an 2iberal 8. II.
9. Co., $500.
0iefelbe an 5itIe 8. II. :. Co.,
$275o.
5bos. 5au96t an Wppnlin9 I. II.
g. 60, $500.
Wm. u. Glarf an 0isIslbe. $4,000.
Marb u. geu an Carthage g. II.
8. o., $500.
GliSabetb 5anlsp on Yropioent 9.
9. 3. So, $1,000.
Wfarp 8 Soesmun an Gtsmere 3.
II. 6. gp., $1,000.
Gleonor 6 Mattbetps an Gait Gno
6. u. Co., $3.50.
Sulia Wt Qoib an Wlaoiion 9. ".
go. 2, $500.
Otto 5. Rennsr an Caroline u.
Galblpeu Ii. g.. 81.
mm. M. Mrtbur on Gottuge 9. Ii.
,Q. Co., $1,000.
Marp 6. Smitb an SrNtie 8.
5mitb, $3.50.
s87.
Sane MeDers On 9tnna W. Utepers,
Iominiittdtrir, $940.
Sol. Sbanon an Delta 8. u. Co.,
$275.
Ssnrp 5. Santsn an Bernard Sans
ten, Sr., $500.
WiHpuri g. Warren an Gpanitpn
8dnt, $500. 49,.
2puis sSuniet ON Gid RuH 9. II. 6
Co., $2850.
Dm. 6. Barter Sr. an Gnparb s
9urte, $120S.
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UrnMSeisentbums. 3ppotbeten.
gineinnati, II. Deo.
Heue 6npotbefen.

georss 8. Carl an Mpsrs 3. Coos
per, $118.
George 6. Motid an Brighton Ser
man 8unt Co., $3.50.
SaeOb Simmons an Mouno g. u,
Ii. 6. Co., $4,000.
Nora 6. 8ropn an Soutbern Ohio
8. II. 8. Co., $4,000.
William y. Robinion an Marp g.
Robinion. $1,000.
Catherine Soffmann an Soutbrn
O6ie 8. II. s. Co., 1915.
6enrietta Rufea an 5enrp 8. 9ap=
Tor, $3.50.
patrid gonners an Wearp 5naDt=
mann, Mbminiltratrir, $1783.32.
Soanna M. Conner on 5outbern
Ohio 6. u. 8. Co., $4,000.
Granf 8rcdamp an Malter g.
Shmibt, $2400.
80. 3. Smitb an 8. 8. 8ambad.
$3.50.
Gaeanora 6. Wattbetps an Gall
gnb 8. u. Co., $500.
Glora $. Rrbinion an Wictprio
3. u. $50. 2, $4,000.
Caroline 8pife an SiberaI 8. u. g
60, 5000.
4nton Quint an Ginblap Mar1ei
No. Q 6. u. g. Co., $4,000.
Gbarles s. 0Ogt on Cecilia Walf4
$500.
Wiaiam Milfing an @ictoria g. u
so. 2, $500.
Qulu Qanos an.iSamts 8. Duipfon
1915.
Gnma 90. s. Bartlett an Sum
Str. q. g. u. g. Co., $3.50.
Wolttr 1ennet an Qptper Marfe
g. Il. .. u. 60, $4,000.
D<rielbe an bRfeIbe, $4,000.
/ 9xfSIte IN .bisiGtts, 5000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-18

8eniit6 nttt aus. ltnb intereIIant
III es, pie bieie StrdbenblGtter, bic
nur nod bas papier nit erniten 3eie
tunaen semein hdben. iid eine atbema
lofe 5orm f4affen unb elmer Gurautba
mieteit obnegleiten 8orihub Ieiiien.
Die 9eute Der Nuhtseitun9 iaaen it1
nit Rebt, Dab man Spiiden oein
5bsdter unb benz S6lafeuqeRu nid)t
Quit gu LANCER 2ettiire bat. 5drum
boren ole grtitel in bisIem 8!dtt gea
rabe auf, ipenn man slaubte, lie fins
gen an. Gigentiif) bliben iiberan nur
ldutsr Jettbrudiporte, 5abllos 5erItreut
iiber att sSoliofeiten, BON Seiterreid
unD Die WilbelmItraBe biz gu einenl
Stdnbdl in elmer Bar poer bis 3ilnt
ShunOroman zines ebrgeiSisen WeItz
lers - nitbts nls abgeriiene Wortz
feben, bic einem f0rmlih ins geiift
geihleubert tperben uno 10 eingerihtet
iinb, ouB iie, fails iie niht in Die 2ius
gen brineen, einem nu6laufen nnb
fprtfpG6rsnb ihyeien unb rufen. Diele
Ra6taeitung lit mebr als elm llnfus:
lit elm Symptom. Gs erfiilt lie Elm
Ginsigss: gu tootsehebte 4tbemloiiss
teit. an bort bic 8Ops NIT ben De-
peIhen pom 6auptamt Der teuhen,
iiebt ben Stiff Der 9ebatteure neua
raItbeniIh na9 bem eroben Wort 5itz
tern unb ben Seber nad BEN srDBten
0erIalien Tinaern. Die Rotaticnsmas
| itinen tDnnen niht slei69iiltig bleiz
ben uno laufen iibsr ibre Pferoeitdrte.
ipate man meiren. st tant Dc brult
pour - ia. tpofiir2 Wenn es nod Ell
| Smelete pdre! 4ber fin5ig. um IN
Die pielen Yitanterien unb aiBeluneen
Der Ra6tbummler AUDI nod Die polia
tide Rote 3u traeen.
N5er nod um Witternadt Die lebten
DepeIhen brauht - 8anten BDrIenz
leute, sSnbujtrielle = triegt iie ppn
ernIten 8ureaur pber pon eisenen aora
reIponoenten. Sos eroBe publituS.
aber fpQ, fann unb muB parten. Gs
| brauht iib bieIe St0rung ieinerHadts
rube burd politiiae aaBenmuiit nidt
aefallen gu laiIen. Wir pislseqrdlteli
Berliner rufen na6 elmer poliSei=
Itunbe, nad beren ablauf Riemano
mebr BON Selterreith uno Der Wiis
9elmitrabs liisen Oarf. Die YreI'e
nnb bic politit baben beibe Beneres
gu t6un, als ndhtIihe aipbnlttreter
in ben Obren gu tiseln.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-18

. Marp 5trabtmann, gbmiaiitratrtr,
ON patrid gpnners, 42.14NcreS Gano
in Settionen 19 uno % in Spnmes
Sp.; $2675.
Wtarp 6. Snpber an Sofepb u.
Sulidnnd Summer, Got 48 in garnae
bas Nilss' llnterabtbeiluns; 81.
Cora u. Raocliffe an pbilip Henz
ner, 1.90 Icres 2onb in 8ermeiiung
535 in Inberipn Sibp.; 81.
gluguitus 2odtpopb an HoIe Wior@
|ris, Got 195 in s. 8. Bates Inter
ubt6eilune; 81.
Dilliam pabobie Ii. u. ar Crescent
Weotor go. 10 Meres aanb in
Cartilage; 81.
Samuel .. Cooper an 5lora 8.
Robinion, 40 BEL 90 SUB an Der Siib>
ieite Der Binbior Strdbe, 120 SUB
ipeitlib BON aemper Cane; 81.
Hobert 6. Suffice an Qnton Quint,
SO Bel $50 SUB on Der Weitieite Der
GentraI Qpenue, 125 SUB nDrblih Der
Center Strobe in Wabiionpile; 81.
SIaae Dalter an Sobn u. 6osbroot,
5teil bon 2ot SO in Der eriten Inter
cbtbeiluns BON RorpooD part; 81.
Sames s. 6euop an Carl 2ebmann,
Cots 50, SO, 76, II uno 78 in 8eG
e Steele's ltnterabtbeilung on Der
SpringfieIb Yite; 81.
9lmelia 8. 9unbam OH Daniel S.
| 5lpnn, Got 18 in Moorman &c
Sobn's llnterabtbeiluna in prtce 9ill;
81.
Gua Cummings an emma Wt.
9rodmsper, Got 10 in WeRamara e
Gonnor's llnterabtbeilung in God
LAMB; 81.
She Mabeira 9. II. 9. SO. an So
| Iepb 5inIon, 100 BEL 1872 SUB an Der
Sitieite Der Miami Ipenue, 100 SUB
iiiblih BON Weslep Court in Wtabeira;
81.
Sbe Mount 3ion Wletbooiit Gpisz
copal Stride bon Cincinnati on Wtarp
unb Sanbp Glart, 50 bel It's SUB OH
Der SiioIeite Der 2incoln glnenue auf
Walnut 5ills; $500.
Stuart u. Wc9il II. u. an 5bo=
mas uno Sunie q. Spanton, 25 Icres
2anb in Settion 2 in Golerain 5ibp.;
$4,000.
| Soiepb 5ipOloiteinsr an 9. 6. Wile
lep, 9lerss in Gplsrain Sopnibip;
81.
German 5eepen, per Mbminiitrator,
an Wiliam 6. glaB, Got 18 in pote
ter uuo Parlan's llnterubtbeilung in
Silpertpn; $3.50.
8ernarb s. Weber an 0alentine
Sieeet unb sgrant SiseeI, 2Ot 7 in
3. Dilion's llnterabtbeilune IN aponz
bale; 81.
Wiaaro 80. Barter an Walter Ben
net, Cots 9, 10, IL unb 13 in Barter
unb Bennet's llnterabtbeiLung on Der
2infpoob gtodb; 81.
| sgerbinanb $. Goroes al gmelia
Iss. Weilsr, 1beil BON 2ot 127 in Der
2ipon 5ills llnterabtbeilung an Der
Uiit6ea 9lpenue; 81.
9lmelia s. Meiler an 5eroinano 8.
gprbes, Cots IA uno 15 in Spencer
&c Senaep's llnterabtbeilung an Der
5rimble Qpenue; 81.
IbeRprib College SiaRsaltbp So. on
cSobn Wsnbart II. o., 2ots 1897 unb
| 1893 in Der Sbio 2uno & Smprpbes
ment gompanb's llnterabtpeiluns;
81.
Warp 6. GTes on 5be Sobn
Douglas Co., so BEL so SUB on Der
SInieite Der 2ipinsiton Strabe, 141
SUB peitlid Der 9upHiler StraBe;
Isl.
Gbmunb 5. Muns on S. g. aouis,
Got 634 in Der llnterabtbeilung ~"
BON Sutlep Yart; 81.
| sRpers q. Cooper an Charles S.
Dauner, Sr., 40 Bel 120 SUB on Der
| SIbieite Der Grper Qbenue, 320
SUB iiiolih Der observatory alDenue;
81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-18
Die NadtSeituns.
Berlin, Gnbe yaopember.

Der areis iit eeihloiien. Wian
iebt ben SUB uuf bic lebte Stufe Der
5reppe bes 8anfoIons, no man nod
nah bsn 5beater ii6 Iebemdnnifh be-
tbdtiete, uno Der goIbbetreBte portier
pfeift benz 4utp. Ibiihtlib bleih GEE
i9mintte ainoer unb Jrauen iuhen
Die 4apdliere gum Infauf BON Ba6se
siinbbOl5ern ou beipegen. S6on tpiu
man in ben araftpagen eintreten als
bic IeiIen gmpfeblungen oes 8clDborz
biaen, bas Ssfpimmer ben Wud]s5iino>
bDlserleute, bas 2ahen Der balben
Oamen tbattrdftig uno nit unee@
ihtpGdter Stimme iiberihrien niro:
Seiterreih uno Die WilbelmitruBe -
Mitternahts Qtussabe - Seiterrei6
unb Die @iIbelmitraBe - es tDni unp
itreit unb elm Mann nit elegantem
Salsfdal tpirbelt Die periddrfte polis
tide Gage nit aufriibreriffsn 9es
bGrbsn, bic Nufregung iugeeriren iolz
len, in Der miiben purfiimouftenben
Nantluft berum. gia, iagt man, uno
fpenn inon unb iteigt ins 4uto.
2lber 2olotte bat INNER eegentbeiIige
ssntereiIeu. Sie fpetB taum, mas Die
@ilbeim{trabe ipmboltiirt, neil bort
niraenb getipoitept miro, bod iie
sipinst mid urtter sroBem auffeben,
SeIterreich unb Die Wilbelmitrabe
tdufIid gu erperbsn. QlIfo cine
ylahtaeituns,, bic Sur 8elpenIteroeit
erfheint.
Die Welt 9at es in Berlin INNER
iafperer. Nun tpeib lie. bic iih Bis
beute nan benz 8sllbr= =Mbenbblatt nit
ibren GreigniHen gu gett legen fonnz
te, 5tpiiden aht unb 3ipoif llbr, i6
tam ibr niht belfen, Ii6 anitrensen.
irasnb etfpas iih ereienen gu Iafen.
Denn boffentfih biIbet lie iid nitt
elm, bab Elm Blot um Mitiernaht nun
eriheint, I'm bus au iagen. mas man
Ihon felt 8 slbr tpeib. ylsin. nein -
IS miiiien in ben bier Stunben geipalz
tiae Dinge paIiiren. Bis jest ipar ia
Der Mbptbmus fhon iebr raid, Don1
Wittuesblatt bis 5u ben Nbenoaus@
aaben, Die nm 6 ll1r beraustpmmen,
unb Dem 8slIbrzMbenbblatt. 9rphts
beim Mittageiien elm RQnflift, ipar q
nm 6 ubr bereits auseebrohen UNI
ben 2euten bes 84llbr=Mbsnbbluties
| blieb nihts iibrie, als i'm eben tpieber
beiaulegen ober iebr 3u perihGrfen
| Die Haht5eituns bat es alio gar nihi
lleiht! Mber hibih 1T bieier 9erliner
IGtrabens unb Giljournalismus, Der
naiiirlih nit benz Wefen elmer suten
| 3eitung nihts mebr 5u iban bat. 2llt.
ssrieae unb fonftise poIitifde 8eun=
| rubiaunaen iperben in Den "a Gtunz
| BEN ourh alIe Gtabien ibres 8erlaufs
Bis aum gliidleIiaen Gnbe gefiibrt
| csebe Mabrheit ipirb aeiast unb be-
mentirt unb feline m0slihe 2iiee bleibi
eebrudt. Mer um ] llhr bes Wahts
olle Drgone ober iaeen mir Oeptfhen.
blGtter ron Worsens Big Mitterna1l
in bic 6nnb. nirnmt, finbet unter alIer
| lImitGnben. mas ct min. Nube phel
gerf1drfung. giirfeniiege ober Bul.
gdrentriump6e, Dsroiite an Der 80ri,
ofer frdftige Grbolune - tptr DieIel
bringt. fpirb Jebem ettpos brinnen
DIR 8erliner aber tommt um ben Rei
Ifeiner Nerptn. 3tpeinul tGglih ber
lWeltfriebtn fdeintoDt ieben Mnb ebtn4
10 Oft tpieber iein grmdmen III feierr
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-18

Die Gabnfspfeife In Der
@oIferfnn De-. Die Srieoens.
pieife, Die Der sSnoianer i'm areile iei.
ner Stanmeseenoiien raud]t, ut nit
Der geIiebtbeit aller ssnoianergelfld,.
ten Der gan5en @elt befannt eelpor.
oen. Die Nauflitten Der ssSnbianer
baben aber aiih eine erbeblide polfer.
funolid)e 9ebeutlinp, bic namentlid)
IN eii,en bon ben 8ereinigten Staa.
ten eigens Da5u begriinbeten Wliieum
snn gusDruf gebraht miro. Die IN
bieiem W1iriei,m geiamnelten imn
lpiIicilihaftlih bearbeiteten Neliqllien
Der llramerifaner finD beionoerS iit
@r1bern Des Ohio lmo Diiiiiiippis
tbales gefunoen poroen ,lno beltehen
tbeils aus Steinen ooer Sol3, Ihells
aus Son unb Serrafotta. 9ie Sorm
Der Bieifenfopie lit bon uneridopf,
Iiher Wanriafaltisfeit: Ginige itel-
len Gogel uno 8ogelfopfe bar, anoere
Dt1uie unb ionitige Waeefbiere, aro.
ten uno ;Sroife, gioeflen, gaiHc
menihlid)e &orper in lieaen0er, iiBe,,s
Der ilno bofenber Stellung, rlenld)-
Iide 8elihter mno Sdnbe iino anoeres
mehr. Mm bailiigiten iDaren bic Hfci-
ieitfopfe I'M alien glnlerifa r0bres.
forniis. Ga gibt es ). .. ,Steinrobren
init einem WsunbItiif aus Qnohef.
SanDiteinrobreil, Bfeifenrobre aus
gopferton, aus SpefItein, aus al,-
pier, gan3 aus anod,en II. {. 10. Nh.
beroem fonuilen iteinerue Yfeifenfo.
|pfe in Der 8eitalt BON llrnen por. !pie-
Der Iolhe aus Stein, init 2obern aur
gefeitigune zines Nieme1ls gum lin.
b6ngen, Yfeifen aus Siribgespeibai,
iolde aus 8eriteinerlmgen genrbeitet.
9feifen IN 8eitalt Don Eonrabnipfs,
Gfeifen, oierlih nit Geoern beieet \.
La. nj. aus biefem groBen Gormenrefdt
tfun fam man ihLeben, bnB bic tei.
ltige Mnuhliebbaberei INIT Der iener
|aIte,i Deltsit6mne faim. eiren Wer
|G!eit auaboEssn te,sTL
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VI.

Sn einem fltinen unb armftligen
3immerden, bod i'm Dahitodperte,
faben 3tpei Mdnntr in atpeifelbafter
9oilette. >3nei 2aseritdtten, BON be-
nen cine am Gubboben auSgebreitet
mar. befanetH iiA nod IN sslltr lisss
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gineinnati. II. Txs

1berele Stodum an MiIli1m s.
unb 4atie Ranfom. 25 Bel 100 Jub
an Der Mitieite Der 9apmiler Ctr,
snifden Jinblap unb Dort Gtrnbe,
81.
Waartha 8lanb an JObn s. 8Ianb,
% Sub on Der sSiibieite ber Rtmper
Cane, 81.
gbnrles s. Oouner an Mpsrs q.
Cooper, 1904 McreS Qanb IN GestiDn
4 In Galymsia 7R.; -
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-03-21

be rcckoued on being stricken at any
time. Wien he WAS i'll his room he
wore a pair of slipperS-the kind you
can walk into without stoOping-and Il
was his habit to leave things Just
wherever he happened TO step out OF
them. One night when he lad gone I'd
bed somewhat the worse for the ev" L
ing's merriment TWO Of Us who roODed
next door stepped in and tackled hi3
slippers to the floor in front of HIS bed.
About O'Clock next morning We were
startled by bloodcurdliNg yell from
BIN. We rushed in There he stood.
just as he had stepped odt Of bed. ii ::
feet in his slippers. He pointed to
them with trembling finger and thep
turned toward us d face Of utter de-
spair.
Boys said he thickiy boys. 'ooE
at my feet. cant move them.
can't wal; step. It's come At last.
boys: it's come at last, I'm paraly2ed.
boys. I'm paraiyzed.
I'VE knew you were last night We
yelled in glee. and in the roar Of laugh
ter that followed he realized the Joke
ard was forever cured OF his mania"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-03-21
Committeeman for the
Y rangell Precinct.
Mal:irn Fin Confortakle .

y drummer put up for the night il:
IN oIt of the way boarding house
HIS room was under the roof In tha
middle of the night. awakening from
IL droatn that he was being drowned.
b. found n terrific thunderstorm in
progress and the rain streaming in on
him through leak
"Landlady! Landladyr" he yelled.
And in reDlv to his yells the old
landady staggered upstairs and Into
the room with a big washtub. She
p}rmptd the washtub down on top of
the drummer. who gave srunt Of
surprise and pain. and then sne SAID
rs SIZE turned to depart:
"Thete. son; now yer all right. an
list rs soon rs the tub fills NJ yell
ag'.n. an I'll have another empty one
ready for te"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-03-21
CURED HIS PARALYSIS.
Climax of the Attack That Rendered
His Feet Useless.

Climax of the Attack That Rendered.
His Feet Useless.
For the first year or two a man
studies medicine" said a young physi-
ella, The has every disease be learns
about. In my day we had man
among us who felt sure he WAS going
to be paralyzed. he was as healthy as
the next man, but that seemed to him
to make his disease more ins;dious. lie
used to sit with his legs crossed and
bit his knee to see if his refezes We're
ali right Every time be failed to hit
the right spot he would look down at
the motiohless foot and say:
Boys this is awful"
He used to stand up put his heels
together and shut his eyes TO see If
he'd stagger. And he always declared
he did. and then he'd look green around
the gils and sigh till even the fellow
who knew he bad heart disease got
tired of it Paralysis and nothing bat
paralysis was Ola the mans mind. and