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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-19

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! SGDdBer meiben uno fDuneu uns
! oes 5inmels gldue unter benz 8lGtz
tertah pber Der Sterne prGhtiqen
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bu INNER pieber in oeine geIie6te
GjrrBituottuItur 3urutfIuhten.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-19
Napplepn in 0umbinaen.
Grinnerungen an ben8uJ
mad RubIaHb.

ssn bem Iitterariifen Rahlaiie bes
8pnrnaiiallebrers unb SSnipeftors
eoitaro @iiepius in 1iIiit finoen lid
rerihieoene intereiioute Grrnnerlmgen
on 0as ssabr 1912 unb an Den 3ug
RapoIeons l mad, RuBInno. @iieuius
Iebte oan,aIs ais ShiiIer I'M SSuule
ieiner 8roBnlitter In 8umbinnen.
S65. 900 Rann fran5oiiiher 5rippen
5oaen oanlals ourd, oieie Staot. Iie
8robnnitier bon 8iienins erbielt fort.
m15reno Guaranteeing unb 5nar
Der bobiien 0ffisiere. 70 bnB Der ana-
be bort T. q. ben giaesouis Don Sta.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-19
Dan.GrlaubuiRiheine.

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fern foIgenot gauerlaubniBIfeine sr<
irirtt: D. y. Sutpfin, 2aftDdiaes
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29f5 @srnon place. 5000; syreb.
Gang. 2Aftodigss @Dhntaus an Der
6ig1lanb 4ptnue In Carthage, $210O.
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Selesrapbiiae NOtiSen.

Der RsO. Z. J. Dufip, isit IS
Sabreri Rsttor Der tatbolii6en ct.
Sobns Girhe in Dellsburg. B. 9u,.
tpuroe am U2ittpo4 i'm Noro Wbees
ling 5oipital gu lobe ssquetitt, als
CT eiReu JabrftubI betrat. gr mar 72
Sabre alt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-19
perisxsI'N stiaen.

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BON Der lniperIitp 4psnus unb Uins
Strabs, un0 W. 6 bon, feiern beuie
ben 40. Johrestas ibrer 4ntunft in
Cincinnati. geibe 9errtn iamsn BON
bsm i4Onen 6olldnS tierber.
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8roher getrieb.

Dem Baron purbe 6eute frib BON
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braht; tper mDgen bic 6erren getpefen
lein2"
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9ldubiger babeu bob eiuen 9efane.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-19

- Der friihtrs Bunbesfenator 6ers
manbo Sc Soto WOnep, bon WiHif.
fippi 1T In fsiner Wobnung bel Bilcs
ri MiH. I'm Alter ben u aobrsn oe,
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BON polisiiten erfdoien
pittsbura pa, Is. Sept
Bruno sSigursti puroe bon poliaifter
eri6oHen, oIs er ii9 isiner 9erbdftunQ
our6 einsn Sprung in ben 4aegbann.
JluB 81 ent3ieben fu9te. Seine Gei9e
ift nod ni6t gsfunben fpprben. 81.
gursfi mar 6ss 9iebftabls bef6uloigt
tporbsn unb fprang aus sinem 8oott
| ins Waher, als er aufgeforbert ipurbe
| iib gu ergeben.
RinD fpurbe ertpiirat.
Canton, O., 18. Sept. Nrbeiter
fpelhe einen alien Getler reinigten
fanben unter Q6faa Die Qeihe zines
neugeboreRen Gndbleins, nit elmer
Sdnur Inn ben 6als. Der gorons,
bebduptet, bab bas atnb erfpiirgt
tpuroe.
Sum Grubenarbeiterftrei'
in Weit Birgiuia.
Gbarleiton, SO. 8d., 18. Sept
Der tisine 9elaserungs3uitanb 1T auI
5apstte gountp, no Qusihreitunger
Der ftreitenben @rubsnorbeiter porfd:
men, ausgeoebnt fporoen. Dos 9ebie.
umfabt stipd 20 GudordtmeiIsn mil
mebrsren Winsritdbt9en. 3psi Rom.
pagnisn WliFi3 riidten in oas Gountr
Elm unb nahmen iofprt 10 Wdden Be
ben Winen feit, tpeIde ipdter i'm Wili.
tar Sauptquartisr pro3eiIirt nerber
iollen.
Dipbteritis Gpibemie In
Ws n6sitsr, 8.
golumbus, g., 18. Sept. Del
Ulanor bon Manheiter, 2tbams Goun.
tp, erfu6ts bic geboroen am 9ienita1
abenb. Sompognis 6 bes 1. Wlilisre:
giments NIT Der 8ur6fiibruns elmer
Guarantaine segsn Dipbtberitis 81
beauftragen. Gr iebte bas 9epdrte,
ment oes General 4oiutdnten tele.
phoniTh oapon in aenntntb, baB oit
5dmilien Der bon Der Seuhe bsfaqe.
nen psrionsn tros alien 9srbots niht
5u 5aufe bleiben fpoqteu. Wton riett
ihm, fi6 an bic gountn aommiifGrt
5u iuenoen unb fpenn bieie mahtlos
feiu iollten. fuiirbe man bic WiIiJ
ienben. Gs iinb msbr als 80 gsrfo.
nen in Wan6eitsr an Der 9ipbtbsritia
ertrdHft.
Der 4lutts etnt 9uien>
MABEL.
Rsp gort, 18. Sept. Die IS.
| jd6riss Olga Wtartin psrihIudts Dol
3pei Sabren cine guiennaoel, bic ib,
| lest bur6 cine Operation i'm 2utberi,
ften 6ofpital aus Der 2unge entfernt
iuuroe. Sas junss Wdbfsn bate srit
In Der lesten 3eit S9msr3sn peripiirt
Die Vaoel purbe nit Ollie Der E0nt.
genitrabIsH entoett uno nit pin3ettsr
aus Der Gunse entfernt.
Bon einem 3irtuss qnge.
ttelltenerf rf6lagen.
6 Of bocton, O., Is. Ssptember.
QIerdnoer 9eHosl BON glicomerstotpr
itarb am Ulittnod Worgsn on ben
Jolsen zines S4lagts, ben ibm .in
3irtuss4nssitelltsr nit einem 3elt.
pfabI iiber ben aopf osrisst bate,
genoel mar nit .insm GoEpbop bes
Sirius. Del6er iih ieinsr 5eitnabmc
eur6 Die 5Iu4t ent5os, in Streit oes
ratbsn.
ais 6 beffaIiher ner-
baftet.
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ct. 2ouis. Wo., t8. Seoiember.
8aloemar .. 9lrher, elm bier un0 in
gtelu Orleans tpoblbefanrter Sols.
hanbler, beiinSet iih unter Der glu.
tIage. aht Gbeds I'M geiamnt6etrage
BON $50 aeidlidt 5u boben. i'm De.
idngriB. Sed]s Der Gbefs lparen aui
cine 9anf in Beaumont. Ger, srpei
crf cine in Beniaco!a, 5la., allsge.
lteat.
srher 5og iidJ Dor 5 ;Sabren als
Setretdr Der WaIoern 2unber 60.
BON 4rfanias nit einem 8ermogen
BON $4,000 pom 8eitdfte suriid.
Seit Der 3eit bat er Die Ser. Staateir
Don etneH enoe gum anoern burch.
itreiit uH6 iein Berntogen oertrlurfen.
8efdbrliaer gurihe.
Chicago, ST., is. Septem6e-.
Senrp 6. Sertle BON Gbicago.Seigbts,
Elm angebliher n8laubensbeiler"
Duroe auf oos 3eiisniB Don orei mn,
gen Wtdod1en uno elmer iingeH perbei-
ratbefen ssram bin nerbaitet nIo Dem
5rieoensrihter DtcGollp norgeiilbrt.
Sic be3engteu, baB Der gurid,e iie ut.
ter unltosIihen 9eriprehungeil be.
thort uno miBbrautt babe. lie Std.
gerinnen iieben i'm alter BON 10 bis
19 Sabren.
8ergarbeiter unrubsn in
utab.
ging ba m, Utah, Is. Sept. 35
Sberiffsbeamts. peIts oas f5suer un.
ter ben Refeln Der Grsant Copper
Mines gu lGihen periu4tsn, purben
nit sinem augelressn iiberFhiittst,
bod inuroe gliidli6eripeiie Riemano
eetrofien. Die Geamtsn battsn Tih binz
ten garritaoen gegsu bic itreitenbsn
Wiiner Der lttab Copper SO. utIo an.
oerer 8ersbau 9eielihaften per.
i6du3t. aurs Dorxr mar elmer Der
Gtreitsr BON benz 5ilfslberiff 5beo.
Ehnsiser, Der ibn aufssforoert bate.
has S1isBen einsuftellen. in bic
6ano aslhofien tporben. Rur in benz
8erspert Der lltab gper Winnis Co.,
nelde Dor einigen Sagen Elm 2obn.
iibereinfommen nit ben 4rbeitern aes
iroffen bate. tpirb forteeurbeitst. Die
1eratperte Der Oreat utab Copper
&c.. Der Utah gciolibotsb. llniteo
States. Hingbdm.Gep 6open, Dbio
Gaspss uns GiusAam 90. fina ni4s In
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-08-15
Many a bill board hides bad lot.

Many bill board hides bad lot.
Hugo once said: He is capable of
anything and more too"
Even as popular as the devil is, ne
don't seem to cut any ice.
There is a wide difference between
Sunday religion and the everyday kind
The correspondent who wants to
know why eggs are so high priced,
should seek information from some OF
the odd hens" about town. '>
Skinned milk is worth about 25c
hundred pounds for hog feed. We
know lot of people who are styled
the cream that are not worth that
much hundred pounds and a hog
would be insulted were one of the
creams" offered them as feed. e. 81
The state of New York has modern
France cleaned off the map for good
now. The other DAY they electrocuted
seven men for murder. They should
have thrown in a woman for good
measure, while they were at it, It
must have been nice mess, bodies
lying all around and add to this the
smell of burned flesh and hair. The
reporters state that it was most too
much" for those in charge. My, but
wouldn't Shakespeare, were he alive,
make some great reading out of the
event. "a
{ That's all for this time -brevity is
said to be the soul Of wit-that's how
we make a hit this week. 55l55
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-08-15

lion. He had heard TINT Bible stu:
dents were scarce In France, but al
ready he had found some very alert
for clearer light upon the Word OF
I God now due because we are in the
dawning Of the New Dis don.
Once he and other Bible students,
confused with the errors OF the Dark
Ages, thought Of man as a spirit being
4 inhab biting a body. OF flesh, coming into
1T at birth and departing from 1t at
death Bible study Is rapidly driving
away that error. The Bible clearly
tells that the genus homo Is an animal
being, OF the earth cart not q heay-s
emily or spirit being. This is In har-
smony with what science has been tell
ing US that which We could not re-
sceiYe until we found II to be the Mes
sage Of God The Bible does not place
man upon an equality with the brute,
but far above. Els superiority Id that
of form and species, His larger brain
and its better shape than that OF the
sbrutes indicate his knowledge and In.
SteIiectual superiority over them He is:S
TO- them Gods represent their
king, created Ii the moral image and
likeness Of his Creator.
The fact that man dies has led some
To the conclusio that he ii q spirit t,sss
Ing and at death merely fn ds lease
from et,iss body of flesh and s0ars back
again III ~ spirit cond iss ich be
once was How ifcons istent How
1ffsicai The Rifle ffsl III IN ffSeS efsff4
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-08-15

/ -.H -I1d1fSSt l1etuuS dIt ESOA1A6 AAtV lnC
country on all trains, and they do
not have to look long until they find
employment. "a + Sjs II u NJ
Our local sportsmen are anxiously
awaiting the time when they can
go out after the prairie chickens and
the ducks. Watertowwn is situated
right in the center OF an ideal hunt
ing country and hunters come here
from all parts Of the country.
Sunshine, favorable growing wealth
er and plenty Of moisture at the op-.
perfume time are the things needed to
produce the crops in this country. We
have had all Of the essentials this
year and crops OF all kinds are all
that could be desired. ri
Now is the best time to cut the
weeds. The seeds are just forming
and if the plants are destroyed be-
fore the seeds are matured a large
amount of trouble will be eliminated.
Help is now much more plentiful
and the stringency has been removed.
Reports of the big crops going east.
finally brought men in plenty and the;
handling of the grain is not handi-
capped now by shortage OF hands.
The thresher is commencing to tell
some wonderful stories throughout the
state, and its work in Codington coun-
ty is quite equal to that in other sec
tons of the state that were reported
to have enjoyed even more favorable
weather conditions than we have
Straw was stunted by the heat west Of
the Missouri river, but refreshing rain
helped to fill the heads and the Re.
sultant yield is surely gratifying,
The financial condition this fall
promises to be much easier than last
year. South Dakota had no grain to
sell in 1911. This year, aside from
a few dry counties, the state has the
finest grain crop ever grown. And
these "dry counties'' have raised seed
and bread and 4 little more. in some.
localities, beside which they are mar
keting fat cattle and good horses, and
cream, butter and eggs, at good prices.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-08-15
And Has Not Been Promises knssiies
Nature In Futuresie ls 4of the
Earth e arthy',,{ Christ Reclaimed I
B Him With q View TO His Restoration.

Paris. August IA
one Of Pastor
Rnssell's dress-
es today was from
Psalm viii, A:
what Is Man n.
He remark d that
although he had
been several times
in Paris this was
his first public adj
dress there on in.
yitation OF the To-
cal Glass Of Bible
Z GyAH y z 10
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-08-15
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a large number were tried and con
victed and sentenced to be hung. The
people Of the east and south were il
4 wild uproar in protesting to Presi
dent Lincoln against the execution Of
the redskins, They did not know Tho
circumstances, that was the maiI
trouble. Their hearts we're right but
their knowledge of facts limited.
Ever hear of Armageddon before
last Tuesday? No? Well, it is or
the map now and Mr.. Roosevelt put
it there.-Sioux City Tribune.
Well, we'll! Now up here in north,
ern South Dakota, where We read our
Bibles with a considerable degree OF
religious fervor, people had gained
the impression, some way, that St
John was the discoverer OF Arranged.
don, and that he, rather than Thep.
dore Roosevelt, put it ION the map
Theodore admits having stolen many
of his planks from the Democrats.
and others from the Socialists, and
| now the Tribune attempts to give
him credit for St. Johns Armageddon.
aberdeen News. T, 80. ,.,,-......
The next thing We will be hearing
is, that it was T. R., and not Samson
that did the Slowing act' with the
jaw bone OF an ass.
The The mueihT akvTs are busy. The VIII
sons are having all kinds of skeletons
pulled out and thrust in their faces.
How pleasant it must be to be before
the public eye. The following is kill
ing space in newspapers, and some
city pencil pusher received the whole
amount of Fifty cents an inch for
writing it up: Mrs. Woodrow VIII
son, wife of the democratic presiden-
tial candidate, got her. wires crossed
with those of Mrs. Wilson Woodrow,
the novelist, and wife OF Governor
Wilson's cousin, J. Wilson Woodrow,
yesterday. Mrs. Wilson Woodrow
smokes and believes In other women
smoking. Today Mrs. Woodrow VIII.
son decided to correct 4 report which
had been published III many newspa-
!pers that she endorses smoking for
women. Mrs. Wilson declared most
lemph atically she does not smoke and
she disapproves Of women smoking.
The crop situation In South Dakota
at the present hour Is undoubtedly
the most gratifying II has been for
years, Coming after two years OF
partial failures it is double blessing
to the people Of the state. II was
feared the first of the week that the
continuous rain would damage the
great fields Of grain and the few days
OF wet weather gave many some
foundation for the fear, but the ex-
treme heat has passed and with IT
the threatening rain, and at the pres
sent hour condi tions for harvesting are
simply idea. The fields never look
sed better, and the corn crop IS the
farthest advanced 1t has ever been at
this time 81 the year More thar four
inches Of rain fell last month, and
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-08-15

Ex-mayor Martin has been appointed
from Watertown to set off the demo
cratic fireworks in this vicinity.
Everything will be yellow" in Min
neapolis Sept. 5 and 6, when the suf.
fragettes of the state of Minnesota
will hold their state convention. Vel
low Is the official color.
q Railway company officials at st.
) Paul claim that over $4,000 cars have
been distributed over the wheat cen
ter of the northwest, the greatest num-
beT sent out for grain shipments in the
history Of this section of the country.
DDS 49,
80 Another big steamer struck an ice
berg Monday, but reports state that
the boat will land safely. That was
what the reports from the Titanic said
-s-and somebody falsihed, as history
{ proved +, 5
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a hit with the public by any means
when 1t sang Onward Christian Sol
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over the state. The corn crop is
not looking bad in Codington and ad-
joining counties and if frost keeps
away from it until it is matured the
northwestern part OF the state win
have a big crop of corn. 5$
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-08-15

NO. 90 900 100 ara now Oh a.
nosit ii the poatal savings banks sf|
no United states
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-11-05
BY William Shepherd

PARIS, Nov. 5.-You have
read of the Italian and German
aviators who are flying with the
Bulgarian armies in the Balkans.
The cables have told you, I
think, of the French aviators who
were called at the last minute to
Constantinople to help the Tur-
kish armies.
Today the most feared soldier
in Europe Is the aeroplane oper-
ator.
And the greatest of these are
the flying men of France.
have just had the most thrill
ing experience of my life-a ride
into the clouds with the most
skillful air soldier in the French
Bregii
l wanted to find out by the
closest personal observation in Or
der that I might tell American
readers about it, how these army
dare devils act in the air, how
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-11-05

in the French army aeroplane, let
me tell about this remarkable
soldier-Henri Bregi.
All France has lately rung
with his exploits. During the re-
cent maneuvers, when the great
French army was divided into
Blues and Reds, Bregi returned
after flight one morning and
said to Gen. Dubois:
Gen. Marion of the Red army
and his staff are in a little town
at your rear"
"Impossible!" said the Blue
general. His army is In front
of me-"
He's there just the same"
said Bregi. II saw him and his
small force from my aeroplane."
Unbelieving, the Blue general
sent a small force to the town.
They returned with Gen. Marion
and his staff prisoners.
This arrest, of course, ended
the maneuvers.
During the recent French
troubles in Morocco 200 French
soldiers were besieged in Fec,
holding the Moroccans at bay.
One morning these soldiers saw
an aeroplane in the sky. Il
dropped in park, and down
among the French soldiers
stepped another French soldier
Bregi. He had been ordered
from point 60 miles away, to
fly to Fee. And he had flown.
He sailed away again, with the
Moroccan guns popping at him.
vainly, and within a few days
the French soldiers were relieved.
Their general had not known OF
their plight until Bregi told his
story,
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Bregi ION right) and Shepherd
ready to ascend on the flight
which Shepherd describes; from
photograph made especially to ac-
company this article. Below,
Bregi being decorated with a
medal for his daring exploits I'm
African air.
they spy out things a thousand
feet below them on the earth
in a word, WHAT 1T MEANS TO
BE A SOLDIER OF THE BLUE
HEAVENS.
But before I write of my flight
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