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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-30

Motormann 6tepen pensau fubr
geitern Worgen NIT elmer Mrbeitscar,
tpelher elm leerer .9railer" anaebdnat
ipar. ben aublon 9iisel in Clifton
binauf. uls er aus irgenb eiuem
@runbe bic Rontroue iiber bic Gar
Derlor. 8eibe Wasen fauiten NIT au-
nebmenber Gefnninbisteit ben Mb-
bang binunter unb lanbeten am fuBe
Rs 3ugels nube 2afapette Npenl!s
in einem 5riimmerbauf.n. Sum Gliid
hutten iih Der Motormann 1Dipie Mus
quit Deuter, unter befen Muffint Die
4rfeits Gar ftuno, bur9 rtmtoeitiges
Nbfpringen retten fDnnen.
On ber gde Der 1igblanh 4pe. unb
McMillnn Gtrnbe, fanb gsitern cine
EDHifion onifdfn btm MutpmobiI bes
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Sic alte nno Die meme 3sit.

Der Staat Wisconiin trifft Qnitalz
ten, um auf ben unbeiiebelten 2Gnoe=
rsien bss Staates, bic nod Iebr unls
fungrei6 iinb, cooperative lonbpirtbz
iduftlide Genoffenidaften an5ulessn.
Der plan tit nod ni4t i'm gtn5elnsn
ousgearbsitet. W1an lit fid nod nihi
etnig, ob bas unternebmen balb to-
pitoliitiib, balb itaatIid iein Ober Der
Staat Die Sade aaein in bic 6anb
nebmen iou. Seftitebeno lit jsooh,
baB man ben pldn in Der einen obsr
onberen Weiie in 2lngriff nebmen
tpir6.
Roh DOR aebn Sahren, pie1eiAi
nod peniger, mare Elm ipl6er gepante
auf Der Stelle als unomerifaniTh
limb io5iaIiitii6 5uriidsepieien norz
ben. Damals bieB es, es lei SaGe Der
8iirger, ben Staut unb niht Sahe
bes Staates, bie Birger gu unterbal=
ten. Der neue 8eiit ntrb bura nibts
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bab Tie iebt nibt mebr ben G6ifanen
bon Seiten oes Sruits ousseiebt Iinb
une iid seeen bieien su bebaupten perz
mDsen. geionbere 9ilfe lit ibnen D1=
ralls ertpa6ien, baB Der GpblsnDltruit
ni6t mebr bilIigere 5radtraten err
ldngt, als Die &onfurrenten. Die
Yroouaenten bon Rohol baben ebenz
fals por Dem 4omnrittee aussefagt,
bub lie ieBt before preiie fir ihre
Waare erlangen, oa Der Sruit niht
mebr Der einsise &dufer lit. Wenn
iest aobIenDl bDber i'm greiie fte9e,
10 Iieee es nidt buran, bab bic Mactt
oeS SruitS befeitigt porDen, ipnoern
I'M 8esentbeil gelodert poroen 1T.
Oarlrd, bab bic Ronfurren5 ben
preis bon Ro9Dl erbDbt babe, itelle itth
ocs raffintrte Sel entipreGenb tbeuz
rer. Was bisber Die Sruitgeiebe 10
unnirtiam gemadt bat, lit Der Sobn,
ben bic Sruits tbnen entgegenfteaten
uno man tpirb bem Brdiioenten Sdft
bic Qnertennung nidt Der riaeen tDn@
men. oaB er ibnsn bieIen 6obn uno
Spot griinolih ausgetrieben 6at.
Nttt ben beabfihti9ten tpeiteren Struf>
aefeben fplte es feine Shpieriqteitsa
bieten, bic Sruits uni9dbli9 gu maz
Aen.
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cte.Crlautu tuiRiaeine.

)Mifan gbote. %, ITO Raee ctr.
lMarp Gain, Is. 1903 pIeoiant.
lSamuel gireii, 81, 5Os %. 6. aDe.
lUtng9ie Wtercurio. 20, SIT 90. 6.
)Wm. Callahan, SO, 415 Cft Neip.
lglara NnDerfon. 80, 626 Carlisle.
leas. gerrins.r. %, 3115 Spring
/ 8rpDe MDenue.
lSba SLIDER, %. Bis Spring Grope.
)Sobn S. p.nbersait. q, 762 so. 8.
tularp Jlabrtp, 26. GIL RodaI..
)peter RrauBbar, 81, 1721 Central.
lGpa aratten. %. S19 9uthins aps.
|Soiepb u. Depe, 20, 319 Webit,r.
(eli3abetb q. 0eabdus, q, 2346 Wics
tor Strabe.
)Sobn 3. WeWabon, 80. ct. 2ouis.
lDipian Nntrs. "a, 642 %. Z. 4pe.
ISofepb grrsaRs, 20, Bill Spring
I Grope Mpenue.
lWarp gbomas 18. 222 Oft 8. glpe.
Baron Wiap bon 9anftein, 33, gras.
I Oeiterreid.
lSsanette Rinneh 26, 1923 on Me.
MilInn Strdbe.
(SamneI DberIon. 25. Gonners.
pile, Snb.
lalnna Gotten. Is. 722 20. z. 9lpe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-30
.Guietu NON mppere" pfle1

,Guieta NON mppere" pfle9.
te 8ismdrt 81 fagen, ipenn man i'm
brdngen polte, genoerungen an eineE1
befriebtsenoen 3u1tano gu treffen. 2tui
teutI6 beibt Das llngefG6r: Wus gut
1T, foq man gut istn IaTen. Die 2lmee
ritaner Driiden bas nit ben Worten
aug: Set neil enough alone" Dtsier
8ismardf6e Spru9 trifft auh auf
Infere politiI iIaen 8erbGltniTie gu. Gs
1T iest uQes in gutter 8erfa7ung, benz
nuh pdre es ni4t tlug gebonoeIt, ei=
nen 2lomintitrationsz uno qarteitpeh=
lei herbei3ufiihren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-30
9teme NerfebrspDlt3et.
gSiro am 1. Wobcmbrr in brci Meliei5
in SIatigfeit tretcn.
Eoli,eidjef niinmt cine Mnsabl Ier'
icbunaen DDr.

poliaeihef Gppelon bat bic elite
Der MiteIieoer Der neuen Wertebrsa
poli3ei fertiqaeitellt. Die Werftbrsa
ppliaei lit in brei Reliefs eingetbetlt.
Die erite Shiht gebt Des Wtorgers .
llbr in Dienlt unb lest um 4 llbr abb,
bic aipeite Shiht bleibt Biz 6.15 i'm
Dienite nnb bic brittle Biz Witternaht.
Nn Samitasen tritt bas erite Helief
Rreits um z llbr feinen Oienft on uno
arbeitet big Witternadt, ippfiir bic
betreffenben 8eamten an Sonntusen
iiberbaupt teinen Dienit 3u perieben
baben. Die 6dlfte ber 8eomten bes
sipeitsn unb britten ReIiefs iinb aba
tpehislnb jeoen 5ipeiten Sonntag
bienitfrst. Die WertebrspoIisei tebt
unter 9lufiidt unb Geituns bes 2eutz
nants Stting, pelher beritten 1T. Die
8erfebrspoli5si ieBt ii6 aus folgenben
poli3iiten 5uiammen:
GrIter Helief, unter Iufiiht bes
aorporals Sobn Seebobm: Goparb
gruper, Walter Gride, Clifford Weit,
William Cough, WilIiam Gnisbt. goz
parb Womads, Sobn S6lsnter. genj.
granlts, Sofepb ldotter, emmett &irz
gan, 2ller. aloitertemper. Clemens
Websr, Samuel Daulton. Srant Sedz
forb, peter Shroeber, Samuel Eenz
nebp, Georse gruesinser unO Gamaro
Shpaebel.
3fpeitss Belief unter Quffidt bes
anrporaIs Sobngurrin: 5reb. Sdpasz
bel, Gbas. Diers, Somuel Robbins,
Petsr Sdoll.r, Qler. Genter, Sofn
SeFelbrod, Sobn .. Stepart, Gbarles
8epiuston, Sol. Sdral, RubOlpb
Rut. 4lbert 9rintlsr, abner Gosin,
Wiuiam MegortbiG, Robert gern=
barbt, 5rant aubr, Jrant Wtuller,
Sobn 0in, gilbert gronmau.
Drittes Relief, unter gufiidt bes
aorporaIs Robert Sbisrins: GLEN.
Boiling, Gbparo Dopis, 2ouis Sutt=
man, Gbarles Werpup, Samss gesz
ban, 9bomas McGunDm, CLARENCE
Conner, Nlfreb Wieie, SoiepbSdoetta
mer, Samss Biliams, 9bomas 2pnd,
Soiepb Shnsiber, Soispb SdinbIer,
Jreb. Seebobm. 5enrp 9Oritmeper,
George gropn. Sofepb Somborf unb
Sebaitian 0ebner.
gritss Rslief, beritt.n: Charles
Ried, Gsorge gu, See Glausbter unb
Sofspb Gtaab.
3ipeites Rslisf, berittsn: Strapbsr
Sadfon.
Die neus 8srtebrspoIi5si triit ON
1. Nopsmkr in Dienit.
Der poliaei6ef nabm seItsrn bic
na6itebenben @erieBunsen Dor: aorz
porale: Solepb4ratu, pom 5. mad benz
9. Diltrift; 8uitape 2oren3, pom Z.
nah bem TO-; Sobn SprinsmeFr, bonn
patrolDassnbienit nad benz 10. Diitr.
gum polioeibienit.
poli5iften: Ralp6 2onspap, bonn 1.
na6 Dem TO-; George Sanb, bonn 2.
ndh bem T.; Sanss S'Neiu, bonn 5.
na9 benz a.; Gnoh Robbins, bonn 6.
na6 bsm A.; gbarles Wsit, bonn 6.
nad bem A.; 4bum Jint, bonn Z. nab
oem g.; stephan gnrel, bonn 7. nab
bem TO-; Wrtbur 9eierlein, bonn 8.
mad Dem T.; Serst. g. Marfb, BON 8.
Rah benz s.; gonrab Wenbel, bonn 8.
nah benz g.; RobertRupp, bonn 8. nad
bem g.; Bernard WiIlisan, bonn 8.
nah benz T.; Sbomas Gonnor, bonn 9.
mad benz s.; 5orrD Climb, Dom 10. nah
bem g.; gotparb @.org.. bonn 10. mad
benz g.; Sobn Mrgrann, bonn l. mad
benz T., beibs beriiten.
Sdlieb.r: Jobn Gibbons, bonn l.
na4 benz g.; Dilliam 5arnep, pom 3.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-30

Or. 6oiparb 8. Mpobburn unb elmer
Gar Der Dine Hortpoob Qinie itatt.
Das Mutomobil tpurbe fhtper befhda
bigt unb eine paiIagierin oes 5trd.
benbabnlpagens Durbe 10 fhper ber-
lebt, Dab fie nah bem fdbtiihen 90.
ipital gebraht tperben inubte. Die
iibrisen gaifasiere, foDie bic Snfaiien
oes 2lutomobils tamen nit bsm 5hre.
den bdppn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-30
8 llbr an benz betreffenben 1ase i'm
nnteren Scale Der 3urnballe Deriam@
lneln.
3nn, 8mnbes. gdngerfeft,
Vcrcine bcs u. u. G. 9. npm Gin.
treffeH hcr sscitIirber benad-
ridltiat.

Die 8unbesbebDrbe bes georbames
rtfenifden Sdnserbunbes, beifen
Sdngerfeft i'm Sabre 1914 in 2ouise
billie absehalten perben tpirb, bat TO-
eben bic gunbes Dereine bonn Einz
treffen Der Jeitlieber benahrihtiqt
unp fprbert iie auf, iih bic betreffenz
ben 2ieberbefte tomnen au IaHen. baz
nit nit ben groben begonnen iperben
lam. 3ebn Der Sgeitlieber iinb in ei-
nem 6eft sntbolten unb atpar:
W2arI9, Gbor aus sannbduier. .Wasner
Das 2ieo -. 49,. y. Baloamus
Die 9lumadt IS. Shuberts2isat
Das Deutihe 2ieo :. Jr. Shneiber
Sm Walp :. -. 5rana Ecu
Sonntas tits =. S.Sreu
@erlaiIsn. -. 5h. aofhat
Mn bic 5eimutb >. .. Junslf
Mp olo &entudp Some Jolter
Cirie 2anb ; arr. bon 8. Sbrgott
Die anberen feds 2ieber, bic gs=
funssn iperben, iinb i'm 8unosslieosrs
buh entbalten. Sie itnb:
5riibIins am Rbin 49,. grsu
9eim 2iebden gu 9aus -. pfetl
Shtpertlieb Weber
Sett oano | ans 8riinnele Silher
Qennhen BON Sharau -. Glider
Wrhin nit Der ssreub' Glider
@Ieihseitis perben bic @ereine err
iuht, Iotpeit iie bies nod ni6t getb1n
baben, ibre idbrlihe aopfIteuer bon
20 Gents fir jeoen attipen Sdngsr
sl sntrihten.
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Die M a I dinerie Der Som
9ret @eIebgebung ipirb elmer ifar;
fen uno niht unberehttgten 8ritit I'M;
ter5ogen. Der 5ebler beItebt burin
Dab 5l piele Bills bon gu btelen ger:
fonen eingebrudt perben. 9araus er:
gibt es iih, bub Elm OuBenb 8ius iibsl
cenfelben 8egenIta Dem &ongrsf
unterbreitet neroen. 9araus erg:bt
iih Der ipeitere llebeIitunb, baB 81
otels gtQs gu 9leider 3ett bem 3on.
greb unterbreitet perben, 10 bob bit
Witglieber ouber Stanbe iinb, iif
iibcr ben Saratter Der perI6iebener
Bins unterrihtet gu balten. gfptoriIf
lit audi Der Na6tbeil, baB es an etnsT
Budget 9lusi4ub febIt. Inter Der
ieBtgen gerbGltntfen iinb an bic Spsi
Subenb aommitteen bere6tigt, Der.
piGigunsen fir bic peritiebenIter
3pede gu perlungen. % es an iebe,
3pntrole febIt, ptepiel 9eIo idon ber=
lpilist poroen 1T, 10 erfGbrt man crit
an S6luB Der SongreB SiBun9 BIZ
8eiammtiumme Der 9srtpilIisunsen
bic hGufig BEL Weitem bic ginfiinft;
iiberf6reitet. Sn europdii6en 2dnoerr
lit Elm ioldes Gbuos nitt mDglid
neil Bios bic Regierung bere6tigt lit
Gorlagen gu unterbreiten unb bisIG
bringt feline 1858 Bills Elm, tpie e=
in Der perfIoFenen 8ongreB Sagunq
geite9en 1T, fonbern beIdrdntt tiff
auf oieienigen 8orlagen, fpeIde burf
bic Dffentli6e Boblfubrt geboten find,
Dos Budget liegt ebenfaQs in ben
6dnben Der Re9ierung unb bierin be-
itebt cine befonoers beiliame Rsgel,
Die eurppdiIhen parlamenturii den
G0rperIduften t0nnen Budgets Be-
i6neiben, aber niht erb0ben, mas Elm
Te6r tptrtfumes Wtittel gegen bic De-
magosen lit, Delhe ungebii9rlith 9obe
Saldre ooer unbere6tigte 2lusgaben
bur6Isben, Inn Stimmen gu fangen.
Bon einem WiberItanb Der ebrlid benz
tenten &ongreb Wlitglieoer tnnr
feline Rsbe Tein. Wsnn lie ungereate
8ernilligungen 5uriidneiIen, rdhen
itb bic 9emagogen, inbem lie bere6z
tigte 8erpiIigungen nieberittmmsn.
0nnn tommt md bas ,9urteitpo6l"
in 9etra6t. Wenn 0emagogen oorz
Iflogen, cine getptiTe &laiTe Don GU
lGrer 5u erbDben, tpagen Die Qnberen
niht bagegen gu itimmen, neil es Die
partei f6dbigen t0nnts. Inter unz
ferer 8erfdiTung fam man bem Som
greb Die Snitiatibe Der @eieBgebung
ni6t snt3ieben. @o6I aber lit es
mDolia, bur6 onbere Ginridtunz
gen Wanbel gu f6offen. Sin Som
mtttee tDnnte bic eingebra6ten Bills
iortiren uno alls 0upIitute fofort 6in=
uustperfen, fotpte bic 8iQs na6 ihrer
Wiftigteit tloiiifi5iren. Damn iollten
aQs geripilligungs Bills o6ne Iusz
nobme einem gemeiniamen aommittee
beioer 6GuIer unterbreitet Derben,
I'M unberedti9te 8ertpiligungsn o6ne
Weiteres Bel Seite 81 lesen uno bic
bere6tigten 9erpiligungen nu9Wab=
gabs Der DOruusiidtliden Gtnnubmen
ub3uitufen. OieIe Gturt6tung piirDe
iebr pieler Mtitglieoeru tptIfommen
fein. Inter 0em iebigen 3uitanbe fii6z
len fis ii9 oerpflihtet, ale Qttentate
auf bic OffeHtli6e 8uie gu unterz
itiiben. Wenn Die betreffenben 9orz
lugen elmer Sidtung unb priifung
ourf Elm &ommittee unterliegen, Iinb
Iie bon aGler @erontpprtung befrett
unb babsn feline nadtheiltgen JoI9en
gu befiir6tsn, ipenn Die 8iQs turaer
6anb in ben papiertorb getporfsn
tperben, pobin lie gebOren.
Tie nlfe nn6 Die neue 2sit.
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0ieientgen tpeI6e bic unbes
iarGntte Ginpanoerung beItGnois fri
tiiirt baben, iperoen np6l zines Belle
ren bele3rt Iein, tpenn lie ieben, in
reI6er groBen Gerlegen9eit ii6 iest
unier 2unb Inn NrbeitstrGfte befinoet.
Gin: Qn5abl 8ergtperte Iinb gum
StiQituno ge6ra9t iporben, neil etlihe
Sarfenbe oOn 8ulgaren unb Ssr6en
nod tbrer 6etmatb 5uriideefebrt iinb.
Nut 9een0igung bes arieges in Guz
ropG tpiro Die 2eutenot6 nod grDber
fetn, ba phne 3peifel na6 8erbrGnz
gung Der tiirtii6en 5errI6aft bic Dtoz
nomii6en 8erbGItniiie in ben 9alz
fun 2dnoern ii9 beoeuteno beTz
fern Ser0en. Gang beIpnDers fpuz
te bteie Su6Iage ben ginipunz
oerungsbebOrben einleu6ten, bab Tie
ibre G6itanen einIteqen, benn lie f0nz
nen f5re tpranniI6e 8ebanbIunu Der
Ginpunoerer ut6t fortieber, p6ne Die
dmerifaniI6e "nbuitr bur6 Mongel
an Gr6eitstrdften in bic I6perite
8erlegenbeit gu bringen.
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Gs 1T jebt erIi6tli6, oab in oem
Mube, pie Die GntIdeibung nGhsr
riidt, 9iele, bic geidpantt bdben, i'm
republitaniIhen Eager perbleiben pers
ben. Die CUTE 8eidGftslage, Die man
ntcbt geitDrt gu ieben tpiiniht, biirfte
piel gu oieiem llmi6punge beitragen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-30

iebte pole. W1it benz legaliIirten
Wtonopolismus besinnt ber 5o5ialis~
mus,
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8ie bic geIdGftliden 8er6Iltz
ni1e ieBt beI6affen finh, lieqt feline
Not6penoigteit NOR, 9(enberun9en am
Sarif por3unebmen. Die cynbuitrieen
iino in pollem 8ange, iporaus eritatz
ltcb lit, baB tie bur9 ben Sarif ni6t
behinoert tperben. Cine Qlenberunu
ourin t0nnte nur St0runQen perurIaz
Gea, 0enn es lit etnleu6teno, buB Sic
aGufer, Die nit elmer Sarif Reoiz
itDn gu re6nen bGtten, obporten mir
ben, pel6e Preislage Ii6 boraus oez
itdlter Dirbe. 2tGe 8ernunftgriinoe
iprehen ba6er oufir, Die SQftI6e
&ominiitratiDn uuf tpeitere pier Sabre
fort3uieBen, 3umal aud in bieiem
Sale feline poQitdnbige Stotung in
Den 5urifarbsiten etntreten nirb, Ia
eiae 8ommiiIion bon 5o6leuten pstz
ter feitftelIen tOnnte, pel6e 30ue bD6er
itno, uIs gum 56uB Der umerifariz
fden Sn0uitrie notbnenbig Iinb, nm
bem aongreB cine entIpre6enbe Ser
obfebung gu empfebIsn. QGge QGes
am 8ooen, 10 buB trqeno cine Nenbez
runQ un6eoingt gstroFfsn nerbsn
nliiBte, 10 tpdre Elm NbmtniItrutionsz
We6fel unbermeinlih. 0Qs 1T aber
iebt, no ii6 ales in better 9erfafTunq
fefinbet, ni6t Der san. Was befrieotz
eenp lit, foQ man ntnt dnbern.
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6ouO. @ilfon Fat folgeno.
Qtnfi9t iiber bieIRegulirunq bes 3ruItz
ireiens: Die jeBigen SruitgeIeBe ioaen
beiie6en 6leiben, aber burh neitere
StrGfbeitimmungen Deri6Grft tperoen.
0a 8elbbuBen ii6 als un5ulGnglt5
ernieien baben, ioQen an beren Gtelle
GefdngniB1trafen treten. SpesieQ
foG perboten unb beitruft iperoen,
6ub man Slein6Gnbler 3fpinot, ale
WGaren bonn 5ruit gu faufen uno
ibnen oori6reibt, gu tpelfen greiIen
fis oertaufen miiiien. G6enio ioa es
itruffdnig fein, oerI6iebentIiae preiie
in ben peri6ieoenen 2onbegtRilsn
gu bere6nen, mas betanntlid gei9iebt,
nm eine Gonturren3, ND fie roh
eriitirt, bur6 aeittpeilige niebr;1e
preife gu unterbriifen. 8egen biele
8erbeferungen lit nidts einsupenben,
aber lie tperoen auh bon Der republifaz
nii6en partsi befiirtportet. 0enu
Goup. Milion ginrponb baqeaen err
9ebf, bob bic pberbunbesgeridtttae
Gntideioung Die 1ruits nidt p0nig
geirrenst babe, 70 lit oarauf gu ertp:z
bern. bab er ols prdfibent nidts oaz
ran dnberu t0nnte, osnu cine poGiqe
Sertriimmerung tann nur unter rieiiz
gen 8ermogensDerluiten srfolgsn urb
cine iol6e GaluHttGt nirbe Gouo.
milion ipobl niht heraufbeihp0rsn
molten. Weabregeln finb iest nur nod
seger bic ipeitere 9riinbunu nm
srufts am pfabe. Sm uebrisen iif es
Gbatfahe, baB Die bunbeseeridtlibe
Gntfheibune nidt p0lig tpirtungslos
qepefen ift. Die Gonfurrenten 6ss
1aoblenDl 5ruits baben Dor benz un=
terfu6unss aommittee 5ugeftanben.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-08-02
lT. AIRY.

Quite "a number of our townspeople
attended the mission service held at
Taylorsville.
Mr.. C. z. Smith spent Tuesday in
Rockville on business.
Mrs. Debbie Snyder has returned
home after spending a few weeks with
friends at Woodville.
MIR. and Mrs. Cleveland Carver, of
Uniontown, spent from Friday until
Monday with Mr.. and Mrs. Abdiel Gar
yer. !
Mr.. T.. M Wordsworth and sons and
Mr.. R. L. Runkles spent Sunday even
ing with Mr.. George Hunter. at West
minister.
Mrs. E. C. Kolb spent Monday in
Frederick on business.
Preaching service at Methodist
Episcopal Church South Sunday even
ing at 7.30 o'clock by Rev. w. D.King,
pastor.
Miss Jessie Aldridge Is spending a
week with friends at Unionville.
Miss Ella Hood and brother, Her
man, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Clary.
MIR. and Mrs. John Neighbors, of
Cambridge, Md, are spending a few
weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clary.
Master Ghaile Kolb spent Tuesday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wagner, at
Harrisville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Dorsey spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. T.. B. Nor
wood, at Ridgeville.
Mrs. Gaver and family have return.
ed home after spending a week with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Milton G.
Urner, Frederick, Md.
Mrs. o. G.. Hood and son spent Mon
day in Frederick.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS
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LATEST ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM
COUNTY CORRESPONDENTS.
ALE! SI.A.

MIR. and Mrs. E. F. Hoffacker spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Face,
OF near Greenmount.
MIR. J. II. Blocher is having the
wagon scales at the store property
repaired and tested by the Fairbanks
Company this week.
Those visiting at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. J. e. Ehrhart Oh Sunday
were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gentzler
and Mrs. Armstrong, of Manchester;
Mrs. H. Harmon, Mrs. Chas. Brown
and Miss Bessie Mccullough, of Mil
ler's.
Mrs. J. Harry Blocher and daugh-
tiers spent Saturday visiting friends
in Baltimore.
The train the Western Maryland
has been operating over this division
on Sundays since the summer sched-
ule became effective, broke all rec
ords Sunday last by handling 1877
passengers between Baltimore and
Gettysburg, unfortunately the engines
on this train was disabled at Valley
Junction, on account of f1ues leaking
causing a delay of near hours.
Mrs. J. E. Ehrhart, who has been a
patent AT LnG UNION FTOLeStdHL Ii
Urinary Hospital, Baltimore, for few
weeks, has returned to her home, and
we are glad to say is doing nicely I'M
der the care OF DR.. w. r. S. Denner,
of Manchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Spicer and sons
spent Sunday with the formers broth
er and family, at Bentley Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Abbott and son,
OF Par Ridge, near Westminster, spent
Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Ehr-
hart, OF this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. w. Kramer, of Still
tx, Pa, visited Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Harry
Blocher and family Tuesday.
On account of derailment of u cars
of coal on extra GOT, near Seven Stars
Tuesday evening, traffic was delayed
2 hours on this division.
Mr.. Edward Rupp transacted BUSH
ness i'm Westminster Wednesday.
Mr. G. P. Shamer, an assistant pay
master i'm the u. 9. ~, wife and chill
dren, of Los Animas, Colorado; DR..
M. e. Shamer and DR.. Duvall, OF Bal
timore, visited the formers mother,
Mrs. w. c. Wilhide, and his sister,
Mrs. Harry Blocher last week.
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MELROSE.

Krideler's Union Sunday school will
hold it's annual celebration Saturday,
August 81. The Pleasant Hill Band
will furnish the music.
Saturday evening, August 3rd, there
will be band lot music here, merry
go-round, and other amusements.
Potatoes will be an abundant crop.
The extreme wet weather IL causing
some of them to rot,
VENTS Union Sunday school will
meet next Sunday afternoon. The
Brethren will have services here In
town on Sunday morning.
Mr.. Edward Zepp, Jr., after weeks
Of work and experimenting, has per-
fected his merry-go-round which will
hold from 20 to 40 boys and girls at
one time. He gave Ii good trial on
Saturday evening last.
Thieves are about. On two occa-
sions some of our citizens have tried
frightening some intruders who tried
to gain entrance into some of our
homes.
Miss Anna Crumrine Is visiting
friends in Baltimore and Washington
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,lHLER'S.

The mite society OF the church
here will hold a festival on the even
ings of September 9Th and 7th, Phurs-
day and Saturday
MIR. and Mrs. Henry M. Miller spent
few days ia Hanover, Pa, where
their daughter, Helen, was operated
on for a growth in her nose. DR.. L.
RI. Wertz performed the operation.
Miss Mabel Fisher, Of Baltimore,
visited her friends, ttMisses Abbie and
Grace Brown, the past week.
Hrs. Samuel Hare spent Saturday
until Monday with her son, Edwin
Shaffer, at the Quincy Orphanage'
Quincy, Pa.
The stork left a daughter at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sandruck
near here.
oliver Bollinger, of York, Pa, spent
Saturday and Sunday visiting his son
and family here.
Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Hull and children
of near Westminster, visited the lat
ter's brother, George Hoover, and fam
lily, here, last Sunday.
Some of our people spent last Sun
day at Penn Grove Camp.
Mrs. George Barber visited frlends
at Black Rock, Pa, last Sunday.
George Hoover has presented his
family with a beautiful piano.
Mr.. and Mrs Everett Miller and MIR.
and Mrs. Lloyd Miller and son, Melvin
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Garrett,
near Sherman's Church. last Sunday.
Richard Wareheim and daughter,
Treva, Of Hampstead, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry K. Miller last Sunday.
Herman Miller, Of Baltimore, visited
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Miller over Sunday.
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HATG HIT.

The hour for preaching at New Oak
land has been changed from afternoon
to Ill o'clock, a. m. Sunday school
will be held each Sunday morning in
stead OF the afternoon.
MIR. VIM. Wilson is building his
barn. Edward Shipley, Of Mount Airy,
Is doing the work
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Phillips visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. o. Mallonee, OF Pixies
vile, Saturday and Sunday last.
Don't forget the annual picnic to be
held i'm the grove near New Oakland
on August IL, afternoon and night.
There will be more attractions at this
annual event than usual.
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Good Year for Fruit.

One result of the cool weather
through the great part Of the late
Spring has been the delicious flavor
and quality of the strawberries. I'm
juicy size and color the strawberry
or 1912 has enabled people in this
latitude to appreciate Izaak Walton's
quotation from DR.. Botelor, who
said, Doubtless God could have
made betterberry, but doubtless God
never did" They have come In great
profusion, too, transported to the
city from the Delaware and Mary
land peninsula where the farmers
have received spot cash for the pro-
duct OF their strawberry beds.
Modern methods of railroad trans
portation have added substantially to
the prosperity OF berry and fruit
growers in that favored section OF