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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-08

Griuuerunaen an Die Shlaft bel
Eittsbnrg Gambling.

Die 8. Sbio sSreitpiIltgen Regiments
QiIociQtion fam geitsrn go6mittug in
Der Wemorial 9ale our 8erIammlung
3uiummen. 9rdiiDent 8eprg :. 5etD
fibrte ben 8oriib uno 8amerao albtn
Steher bus prototpq. Die 8erhunos
lungen Drebten Ii6 um bic Jeier bes
8rdberidmiitungstoges unb 5pur
purDe Elm aommtttse nit Dem Yrditz
Dentsn an Der Spise beouftragt, fur
cine piirbiae 9efDration oes WcGpot
Dentmols i'm Waf6ington Part uno
Der 8rabItdtten Des Regtment5fUhrers
uno Ietner Wtutter duf Spring 9roos
Gorge gu trdssn. 8u bic Wtttglieoer
Der NIociation obne 4usna6me audi
8raHo Nrmp Ypiten angeb0ren uno
nit bieIen bic 8rdberihmiidunQss pa
rQoe mitma6en, lpurbe Don einer3 betls
nQbme Der Reuner als iolhe abgeies
| ben. Gs purpe oQrauf btHgetpte1eE,
oap Dieie Wo6e nit Der 8er1eBun9
Der 9entmdler i'm WoIhtngton Bart
beqonnen psroen pirb. Die Pdrtbe.
b0rbe piro erfudt nerben, Die NrbeI:
ten 10 ein3urihten, baB oas Wfc@oot
Dentmal am Grdberihmutungstagt
an Ieinem neuen StanDort 1T, bumit
bic Reuner Der Yfliht Der pistdt &c.
niqsn unD oas 9entm1t nit Qaut
uno glumen ihmiiter t0nnen.
! RumeraD s. W. $. Quebbert muht'
Darauf aufmsrtiam, oaB oer Dag be,
| 80. Subrsstag Der S6lutt bel pitts
burg Gambling lei. OieIsIbs purD
an s. unb 7. Ipril geihIagen, ma
fir beioe 6eere iebr DerIuItreid9, en-
. 0ete aber nit sinem Rit3ug Der IRE
beQen. Die Veuner tpuren on otsie
! Stlatt ni6t attio bethetlist. Sie se
I bDrten sur OioiIion 8uea, geborte
sur NQtbut uno trafen crit am nod
. ten Gage, olio am 8. 4pril, Der aut
{ auf einen Wontag ftsI, auf Del
, S6ludtfeIbe Elm. Die Reuner bate
cine ri.iise WaridlsiItun8 hinter lid
/. Sis butten pierSig Wteilen auf Strc
I zen 3uriitgslest, in tpeIhen lie tni
tief i'm Morait eInianten. 6GufiS mui
n ten he ourb greets paten unD Is pt
2 nihts isItsnss, oaB tbnsn bds Wa'I
,. bis on bic gruIt rei6tr. 5euns1es VI
|. Cumberland pursu aus ihreu ufel
z aetrstsn uRb bdtten oas 2ano al
: piele Meilen i'm llmtreis uuter Bah
I. aefest. Die Situation mar Der pt
. beute nit ge3ug auf oas SotrDa'i
n nibt undbnli6.
n Qlls Die Rsunsr enblih basS6IadJ
r felo erreitten, bot Iih ibnsn Elm en-
!. I.Bliher 4HbIit. Der Grieg oIfenbaE
:. Th linen pisbsr mol in ietrer ihre
n ltAiten 8eitalt. Die &omeraosn tauiG
" ten lire GrtuneruRgen aus nnn be
n 6ratten oamit elm angsnehmss Yla
r oerItiinoten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-08
ganeriid,er N1nnerd,or.

Dcs Romm;tt.e oes 8dperiifen
Mdnner6ors fir oas aon5srt an, II.
4pril belt e.iteru Ra6mittag unisr
goriis oes prdfbenten 5trrn 5ohn
6offmann bic CdluBiisuHs 40 uno
ss ionn!e kri6tst perben. bob bic
Dorbereiiuns.n outs Bette sstrof'sn
finb. Inter Der tunhisen 2eitung oss
Diricenten gbporb Strubel hcffen
Bic G1ne.r aud bi,i.s Sabr NIT ihrsm
aon,ert grpbe Gbre .insulssen. Der
BunsriId,e Wdnn.rhor Bat in ben lan'
osn Sobren f.in.s gsiishens auf nsrn
G,ebit.e bes beutIhen Mdnntrssinnsss
iebr 1iihtioes eeIeif.st uno Islbft un'
tsr ihnierisen 0erndltnihsn ot'
porms uup kbensfrobe Weltanihau'
unusn Der Deuti6en tt.ts betbdtis.
Gs iit bah.r tpobl niht gu oerrDurl,
b<rn, bdb Die .3ahl Der Jr.unoe aud
bisies aonsert Elm greionib Der Got
fou MAIDEN peroen. DAB beionberi
cute arGft. fir Soliften dngetpotbs'
ipurpen unb bem tunitperitdHotssI
Bubiiium elm pir.lito isltsner Gsnnl
ceboi.n tperben fpirb, III am b<itsl
aus bem ioIe.nben porsiislihsR PRO
aromm su eriehen:
~Ginoe, ou 0oslsin, iinseA
G,uitoD galbamu
Ghor.
EooransE sEolo- Mignon Rcman5e =
6. 9boma
frdul.in antoinstte Ries.
es biub" Rolano Gnblingt
gbor.
9,nor Solo - I'D liebs DID =
J. Shul
5srr DiIb. Storm.
.Romans gang" Eufss
gbor.
Die Golba.enbraut". Wilh. Sptio'
gbor.
GopronsGolo al nDer WdnMrtr
ShubeI
81 .6riihlinasiisb ;. Wenoelslof
i}rdulsin aniOinstte Riss.
Der fad'rieffe gob" 80. Roih'
Gbcr.
goriionseOIo - ~Grausnasfnisr.
). Weibl
5srr Sohn boffmdnn.
.1irOler 6oIsba6er HunbeH- -:
..... Rslborf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-08
Sdllaacrei.

Der 26 Sabre aIte gteger 6ranf
g8ilion, bon Ro. 21O Sit s. 9lpcy ge'
rieth qeitern nabe ieiner @obnung
nit einenr unbefQnnten 8uiieBenoiien
in Streit un0 lpuroe pom ieiuen 8eg'
ner nieocrqeidlagen uno nit 6uBtrIt.
ten mibbanOelt. gr trug einen Srud
ncS llnterfiefers oupon uno nuroc
rodl Dem itaotiiher 0oipttal gcbraht
9luRerbem ruuroe Die 9lnflaae oes IN
oroeutlihen @etragens geacn i'm er
hoben Gie GoIi8ei fabnoct aui lei
neu angreifer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-08
eokal.DeridDt
Ger. Edn8er.
gsrbersitunsen fur sas 8fin8ftfeit
nub bas yesirfs.SG SGnserfeit.

In Der seitrisen SiBuns Der Eslss
eaten Mr Der. Sdnger tpurben pDrs
bersi.enbe Ghritte fir bic 1beilnobme
Der GGna.r on bem Beairfss sSdnesr'
FER, bas am 16. SuHi b. ). IN pds
milton, g., itaitfinDet, setroffsn uno
b<idbIofIen. Dor oemielben ttnae ees
meinfhoftlihe probsn ab5ubalten. Jn
piefen folIen dud1 bic 2ieber fur ods
iabrlihe Gdng.rfeit. Dos am Wlngfis
lonntaa, 26. Mni b. s.. TN ekitsr
pari Itaiifinbst. einaeiibt lptroen. Ets
g)crfber, 6err Gbus. o. Shmioi,
rpurbs beauftrast, 6errn alfrsb 81.
y,ippert ola ceutiheu syeItreonsr eins
,uIoben unb bel Wopor 6unt Dor5us
iprefen, um ibn an itin Veriprehtn,
benz ifefie bei5aroobuen, 81 eritneri'
Muf cine Ginlaouns bes Ssootptr'
banDes bin, p.roen bic Sduser itt In
esppre an bm Jriihlnasieite, oas
am eonniae. 10. Wai b. s., in Nsiep'
ratt's Bar. abaehaIien tpiro, bttpeilt'
aen unb audi einioe 2ieber gum Dor
fros brineeu.
6err aubl. 9elesat 3u BEN 4us
idbuiie fir <ine psrniinftise Regsluns
o,s 4. SuIi berittsi., oab RE Dsreini
sung f1 nit Gr.uoen bsrelt srilar
babe, auh in bieism Jobrs fpisos
bic llnt.ritiisuns Der B.reinssfsl
Sdng.r 3u a,3sptiren. 5srr ebds, y
Edmibt btrihiets, bdb sr ols pun
pesprdf;bent .inselaoen fporbsn tss, a
Der am 18. Suni 1912 itdtt'inotnot1
60. SubiIdumsf.isr o.s Geianspersin
.gintrohi" in gbilieotk, .. tptils'i
neburen unb 10 pi.le Sdnser rpl, mca
lid mitsubrinaen. Gr .rli.b oespal
bic Ginlabuns an bic Qnipeisnoen, IL
10 sahlrsib mi. m0aIih su befnssl'
ntr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-08
(Sudlre NM Tpminp.

Der Samenpereiu Der Cincinnati
surnasmeinoe bot isit pieIsn Doten
fir ieiue Utitelispsr unD 5reunbe eiH
(Sud1rsz uuo Domino : Gpisl pprbe.
reitst, oos tOmmenbsn 9ftermpntaa,
Rahmittos unb gtbenb. ftuttftnosn
Miro. Ia bic Surner Tunen In Der
Yeranftaltung FOLDER llnterboltunsns
lnnoidbrigs Grfabruns baben, 10 tper-
ben iih aetpib pisoer reht oieIe Ihstl.
nehrenoe an pieiem Spiele tn Der
Central Turnballe einfinben, 5amol
BEN aliidliheu @epnnern iehr babi1t
prsile tpinten,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-08
initi,iladltlina.

9tlireo Sonbarof pom go. ti3i
gSalnllt StraBe, elm Shanffellner.
32 Sabre nlt. muroe geitern Iahnlit
tag pom Den Debeimpoli3iiren 8eIt
uno ,Srame in ieiner @obniine per
haitet uno nnter Der anflase Elm ,Su
Iti3iliidtiing su iein. eineeiperrt. g,
miro BON Cen 8eboroen bon gtelp Or
leans negen afaeblid)er s5olihuns
Iperlauat. lie Stem Grleanler Foll
lsei puroe beaatrihtiGt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-08
3pniHon.
Qimmt ciusn perbGltniFuGRig slad.
lidlcu 9crlauf.

Sin llnfaq, pelaer lsiat psrRdng@
uibpoQs Folgsn bate baben tonnen.
srsionete fi6 geTtern Abeno on Spring
Gjrops, nabe Rapion IDenue. IIosTa
eins 9utIte, in pslher iih Soi. Subst
uub Gema6lin BON go. 924 2lprt
gtroBe uno oos Gbepoar Sol 4oler
BON Vo. 812 Gliper StruBe bsrunoen,
nit einem Don Sobn q. Sopp gelsnttsn
automobil suIammeuitisb. Die aut-
ihe puroe oemoIirt uno Die Snlansn
rpurben auf bic Strube 9sIhlsuoert-
WQit Qusnubme bes Ssrrn 5ubsr ta@
men Die 9erunQIiitten unperleBt oaa
BON. 6uber erlitt aontuItonen I'M se'
Ttht uno an Ctertorper. Gr tpuroe
/ pou GFreunoen beimgebruHt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-08
(sud,re uuo San,.

Ter Heuben n. Springer Council
90. 176 q. ~. ;. peranitaItet am
ndd,iten 1ienitag i'm guoItorilm oeS
CSo ssellop Sernpels OH Der Siebcn'
fen gpenue uno Gin Strabe etncu
enhre nerbunoen nit San3, fiir Den
Ieitens oes riibrigen arrangements
aonlmittees Die oenfbor uHiittIglten
gorbereifungen getroffen lporoer
iino, iooaF ben Ibeilnehmern spel
ieIsobue aenuBreite Stnoen II
AusiIdlt ifehen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-08
Rermift.

Gie GoIi3ei tpuroe ge'tern erluft,
Rohtorihuuqen mad, Dem % Sabre
alten gluauit Brandt, bon 9to. 436
gaeIt Court S.raBe, au5llitelen. Der
Wann, pelher bel Der 8ictot Sanf
So. angeIteut lit, perIieB am 1omltaa
albeno ieiue @obnung uno miro IeIt'
Dem perrniBt.
gam. 17entou, Il Sabre alt. bon
,Sort Shonras qlpe. uno AIerunorEc
Gife, Sort Thomas, lit ieit SaHIIta9
D2oraen perihpunben. Gie hle'lg'
9oli3ei lpuroe erilldt, gtahFor'd)ltn
aen nuh Dem 4naben an3uIteIen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-08
SDotlitber Sserleuf.
,Srauf Saitnadlt crliest icinen Ser.
leBuugeu.

Der So Sabre ults Jrant Jaltrart
pom 0p. $50 2uolprp 4penue Sum
mirsptQe, pel6sr, ME bereits 9smelpst,
am Samitao 4bsnb BON Der Gun1ofp
Qpe. Sanalbrude gsfulen Dar uno li4
ihpere aopfpunosn fptpte elue Sss
hirnerIhutterung 5u9e5o9en hatts'
Ttarb gsitern 2lbenO 6 ubr I'M Itaot'z
Ihen 5oIpttal, obne oos genuBt'silt
ipieoer erlungt 81 baben. Der GoroHsF
puroe benutridtigt uno oronete sinei'
Sndueit an.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-08
EterblidbfeitSbe beri6t.
apkr Barrier, Z MOnate. Dapto'

apxr Barrier, Z Wonate. Dnpton,
O., GriHopfuRg.
;yrans 6urlep. 58. 211 Wnlnut
Girobe, G6insfub.
Carrie prieser. "a, 3O70 eolsraiH
Mpenue. G<rSIeiben.
Mmelio Dufierbers. 38, 1874 Wal'
MT Ctr. Wasenleiben.
Gugsnt QobIesorb, 3. 900 Dopson
Sirnbe. Jnqusif in SHnsbe.
Jcbn Murrop. SO. SthFs nno
Burns, RierenleiDtn.
W<tsr Hruber, 64. 104 on RcWi-
DIN Mpenus. guftr0freuent5iinnunQ.
Carl UeorDanc. 18. 14O7 Btns
Str, 9uberlulofe.
NbeIteioe Gruber, 80. aouissiue
Ru.. Qrebs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-08
0eburten.

sobn unb W6rn D'Hrisn. 1000
Gelejiiol Str, Wiao6en.
augult unb Worp Gsuhi, 2l5O
Storrs Str, Rruk.
winiam uno Winnie StsinmeB,
2O19 golsrain 4pe.. W6bden.
Qouis uno emma RoeIler. 1893
Saiiofras Ctr. Wdbdkn.
gfihcrb uno Warp 6eroIc, 1854
Stantcn ape., Wdo1tn.
George q. unb Role Kramer, 164e
gilmore Etrabs, Hnnbt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-08
sSn Der aird)e beitpbieu.

srau Clarence Glearp, bon Ten
bom Ctr. unb GaIteru Ape, Duroe
aeitern mobreno iie oer Wteiie III Der
ct. Stephans Stride nabe ibrer sSob'
ming beirpobnte, um cine fletne 9uno'
talde, in meld]er lid) So IN gaar, enIe
aoleene llbr i'm 8erthe BON SO, orei
@rod,cn i'm @ertbe BON $50, ettt osa
manteubcicBtes goloenes areu5 INA
anbere Sdmndladeu beiaHoen be
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-08
WcrfiunroiG.

efio Sherrid, pom geo. 427 Sop
fins StraBe, meloete oe'tern Der HoF
li5ei. ooB cine goloene llbr aus elmer
aonInooe hires ShlafsimmerS ges
ItohIen plroe. Sic erfldrte, odB Die
poli3eilite llnreriuhung Iid) nttt au'
ibre 3obnunQ eritrefen oiirfe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-08
DsstiAe edatsn. Gsisllidlsft.

Mnt ndmIten Ureitsa AbsnD iriro
bos Deranisungss9ommitt Ssr
0eutfGen GHii .DsieuI6oft N 3
&mit' Qptal. an 0reen anb Nofs
Etrobe cine Deriommluua abbolttn,
Nm Worberfituneen filf 0us am IL
Q.ui IN Ulode'2 0rope hattfixbsnot
G4HtenffR " treffen bas teusr mt
GAM bsionbsreu Glan3e sffsisrt psr..
~ toa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-08

itobIen. Gtc 8Oli3ei fabn0et auI cine
,Srou, pclhe ne6en Der 9eItobIenen
aefniet lmo itd Dor Gntoefung oes
IipbituhI8 eutiernt Bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-08
Saie.Bau.

Tas sSiasfo Der Reos nm Sonfitng. -
S1uptline S'3op nift entlnntbigt.
Sat gertrauen in bic Stdrfe lei-
mes alubs. - gnienbiiter Almeioa
enolih aus Cuba eilgetroffen- -
2ettes Spiel 3fpiifen .Reos" uno
rRotbioden". Sieg fur oie
.gieos". Selte yReos" gegeIl
.5iger".
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-08

God, ben geridlten iiber bic tretfli'
dlen 9eiIfilnaen IN ben IL Spielen
nit aIubs undergraduates Stgds I'M
giioen, fam Die aeipaltige ytleoerlage
Der ,Reos" in Dem Santitagsfanpte
init ben goitoner ,Rotbioden" ebenIo
|ltnerportet ais betriibeno fiir bic bie.
iiaen Jons. Siir oas Idntmerlthe
Iiosfo mub oas minberluertbige5ptel
unierer shlcuoerer sieefe uuo 8d'por
fnit olisihIieB!id, oernnttportlih &C.
baIteu lperben. 9oB BEL ioId, ihipo'
der Beoienuna oes 8eid)iises, linen
| aud, Die befannte gtdrte i'm angri'I
nit oem Bat abhanoen fam, III ertlnr.
| lih. llnlere ssungens batten etH'adl
ihren ifIimmen Tag, Der iih hofferrt'
| lid, n1hreno Oes 8erloufes oie'erSot'
| ION nitht oft rpieoerboleH MIRO. Sc
benfolls muB anerfannt ueroen, oot
ihr spieI nabesii fehIerfret mar, NM
lid, Sf,fpGrmer uno guietlbitter fetnel
aroben geaebnnes. ooer unterldl
/ iunasiiinoen ifuloig niahten. BE
polIperthiaer2eiItune ber8omburoier
liuiirbe Der auseans bes Spieles Ell
aons anoerer gerDeieH fetft. 2fe:
lpurSe autD pon Dem groBten 5bet
Der 9uihouer eiraeieben, Die lth on
laIIermeiiten iiber Die anuerniinItige'
Veroammungsnrtbeile Der etn9e
Heiitien RorsIer, oeren eineinnat
| cine 2e1ion beitst, draerten.
/ $auptiohe it, oab Saiiptltn
lCTap, Der Rann, ipelfjer Die Stdrf
, Ieiues alubs tennt rpie fem anoereI
ben Ruth o,rrhdus niht uerloreu bo
Iuno bis sum er0ffnlmgslptele De
9iac.Saiion abbiilfe ihofien ntrt
mo iih Sdap1fe se3eigt bat.
/ 9tnr in srpei Spisien fueroen ol
Ietroiter .5iaer" bier au'treten. D
oas Ritttpohlpiel gentaB beioerieit
!. aen llebereintomneus bonn Brt
/. arorm eeitridsen puroe, nm beioe
!. stlubs einen 1aa sum ausrnhen IN
.. Borbereiten Dor .groffniing Der ga
ion" an erIouben. 9ie Tiger" iplele
.. am Donneritag in Glepelnno, 8.
4m sarnitae traf enolitI nnlt
: iibersabliqer 8aienhiifer Almeiod al
Cuba bier elm uno nleISete it'd bel
: SduptIing S'9up gum Eienit. .
> llnterbaItung 3piihen ben geibt
iono unter Sdapieriafeiielt itatt,
!. feiner Don ibneu Der Sprahe oes O
: beren mddtig lit.
:. Beniaer als 1000 3uihauer hc
. ten iid, gum eeitrigen lesten Spie
= oerSerie srpiihen .Reos" nno sRot
! ioden" eineefiuoen. ipoiiir nieori
= 1emperatur unb Die Sanlitag.Weoe
= laae Der Griteren bic ShnIo trl'
6 i,iir Sie ,Rees" flngirten Snggs u
y | elarfe afs 8utterie seseH Saa u
!. Garriaan fir Die Beener. gsahoe
Suaas I'M 4. 8auee aontroiIe iii
ieinen gaQ perlor, lpuroe er oul
a Benton, itnieren neiien Sint5fliigl
abael0It. Der ieiner 4ufgabe aeipah'
: lluar uno Den Boltonern feinen mei
a rem 2auf erIdubte. llnIere ssiinge
mahten II 1refier uno ] Jehler
J, aen 7 beam. 2. WariaHs, Der ben b
Iesten aRitheu nieoerunI i'm refl
= I,seIbe erieete. tpor unier Selo am .
4, Ter sluseana bes Spieles beipt
= saB Die Meos nid3t INNER pie ysat
IN lwadier ipieleu. 3as Spiel mn
aui beioen Eeiten ilott ourhsefiih
,el Gas SpieI.
Cincinnati .0030 0 100 3 y
=, Bolton 00020000o-
ut Seute gsohmittag erites Spiel
an serie 8niihen vReos" uno 9etroi
gioer~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-08

5aneu ouse,Jt rufftbmedcub. Gin 5s5eHi
9ndct BON Ripper t3elees 3u6er une eIile Lbes'
fate pna beiben Saiiers giebi sSbnrtI fds beiis
atre ipoblf6medcrofie Geffeu tttr etHe FGHilie
pos, bser uis ienF Sbr heIiebfes @rpma---fet -
grbbeeren GrangeH. 2tro1ea ooer eecleaos
Cbr CfLoEfr.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-10-25
TELEPATHY AMONG ANIMALS

BIRDS and beasts receive information through
the medium of earth vibrations, John d. Quack-
enbos M. D.. writes in the North American Re
view Certain game birds and animals are sensi-
tive to the faintest earth tremor and APP
preached only by the hunter who steps slowly
and carefully, without EARRING the surface OF the
ground. The nature of the vibrations also con-
veys a notion Of the direction from which the
danger is coming, and wild game depend as much
on their apprehension of this as upon detection
by the ear When it comes to cosmic vibrations
the subtle movements communicated to the
earth's crust by the tides the pull of heavenly
bodies, animals are smysteriously affected as to
appetite, Sleep nervous pose and possibly pro-
creation and migration.
Recent experiments have proved moths and
other insects to be capable of thought transfer
ence so far-reaching as to impress their fellows
miles away with knowledge of their where
abouts.
1t is well known to Yhalers that cetacean
struck by4a harpoon has power instantly to con-
vey intelligence OF the presence of an enemy to
: spouting school half mile distant SO that the
individuals composing it Immediately disappear
below the surface Every angler Is aware that
II one trout In a pool has caught glimpse Of
him all are instantly apprised of his presence.
so that his most attractive lures are offered in
vain. What one knows all know at the same
moment through an interchange of subconscious
states. Aristotle noticed that the female par
fridge is affected by distant male bird through
what he described as breeze from the males
direction.
Some twenty years ago the late Austin Corbin
purchased $4,000 acres Of farm and wood land in
New Hampshire and stocked the estate known
as Blue Mountain park with elk and deer. In
1897 is predicted that the extinct carnivores,
whose natural food is venison, would return to
the region. Not long afterward the presence Of
pumas or mountain lions. was reported In the
park and vicinity and the black bear lynx and
wildcat conspicuously In evidence today.
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Careful examination of the target showed that
out Of the full magazine OF fifty cartridges dis
charged by the gun operator. forty-hve shots had
hit the mark. The other five shots the gunner
explained had been sent into nearby hshpond
in order that he might get, by the splash of the
water, an instantaneous report of the accuracy
Of his aim. The fact that this was the first time
the gun had been taken aloft together with the
trueness of the aim as shown by the examina-
ton of the target, spoke emphatically then and
there of the great possibilities of fleets of
planes loaded with these rapid-hre guns. soaring
over column of the enemy's troops
The potential result of swooping aircraft arm
ed to the teeth with death-dealing bullets is stag
gering to ordnance officers of the army and navy
who discuss it. Where will this lead p thoy ask
1t is possible that the air is to harbor the greatest
destructive forces in modern warfare? There
seems nothing to prevent it.
This remarkable aeroplane gun is the invention
of Lieut-Col. Isaac N. Lewis of the United States
army coast artillery corps. Curiously enough,
the gun was designed primarily for infantry and
cavalry use. Later, however Colonel Lewis was
impressed with it's possibilities for in a.wo-
planes.
Heretofore the difficulties which have stood In
the way of serviceable guns for laeroplanes have
been difficulty in manipulation, too great weight.
terrific recoil which would knock the frail craft
out of gear and flame from the rife which would
endanger the machine
In the Lewis gun these difficulties are elimi-
uat6u Ihere Is no Smoke--nO lname-OnIy the
sound of the explosion tells that the gun has been
fred. There is no recoil and the gun is SO bal
anced by the magazine that the aim is not even
interrupted while the gun is being fred. 1t can
be fired at as high rate $50 shots minute.
but the rate may be reduced to $50 shots per
minute, or to any number between these limits.
by simple adjustment of the gasport valve con-
trolling the admission of the gas to the piston
cylinder. When firing at full speed it takes ap-
proximately four seconds to discharge maya
kline Of fifty cartridges, and the empty magazine
may be replaced by full one within two seconds.
1t might naturally be supposed that such rapid
ity Of firing would soon overhead the barrel of
the gun and render 1t temporarily useless One
OF the distinguishing features OF the gun how
ever. is device whereby the barrel is kept con-
unualy cool by automatically produced blasts Of
air. The barrel Of the gun is surrounded by a
cIose-ntting aluminium jacket, cylindrical In form
and having some twenty deeply-cut longitudinal
grooves extending from breech to muzzle. Out
aide Of this Jacket is light steel tube. three and
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-10-25
PAYING FOR THE SPOONS

If 1t were not for the souvenir thief no hotel
manager would be gray-headed or bald Their
lives would be one long dream of bliss. broken
three times daily by spasm of happiness when
they sell 80 cents worth OF food for SLIPS. But
the memento grabber ages him. I'VE tried to
make the waiter protect the silver" said one the
other day And we found that after the waiter
worked for a month he owed money, be-
of fines for stolen silver That wouldn't
do. That same waiter would do his waiting else
where-first' trying to break even with the estab-
lishment before leaving. And it is very unpleas-
ant to lock the doors Of private dining room
until we audit the teaspoons"
So all hotel managers have adopted a new
plan. The cost of stealing silver Is included In
the bill for the meal you take in the public din
ing room. That is matter of average. When
you dine with a merry little party-or several
merry lttleparties. as it sometimes happens-in
a private ROOM 1t is also included n the bill Not
long ago the man who entertains outoftown buy
in certain wholesale line ordered private
dining room and special dinner for half dozen
guests. The hotel manager gave him figure
Tell your cook to spread himself on this din
ner" said the prospective host laughingly. my
guests are all from the west"
Pardon me-" said the manager, hurriedly. 'T
forgot an item. Your bill will be 50 more"
The host looked at the memorandum and found
an item marked spoons"
Much better to charge for the spoons in adj
vance," said the hotel man. without blush. The
ladies from out of town all take EN- So do the
ladies' from In town. This way we're safe and
they're saved . sim"