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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-03
MmfdHe.

- geim 2lblaoen bon lnraih on
Der Geit Cir, neitlih bon Der Wst
Sean apenus, siitt Elm Wcssn Der
itaotii9tn Strabsn Rsinieuns ab=
tbeiluns bic ftsile 8OIhung binab uno
Iunoe.s in -sinem iih an Jube Der
SDi1una beftnoIIfen pfubl. Die
gferoe lpurntn tn nas Mailer sesogen,
uno mahten perssbtihs AnitrengunssH
Iih sn befreien. Ter Jeiiertpebr ses
lang es ein pfero aus Der hilflo'en
cage gu reiten, pdhrenb oas anoere
ertran,. Der 9uiitsr Jreo. Sbors
man tam unpergeBt oapcn.
- Sin Wasen Der biablano apenut
Strabenbahnlipis ftieb ssftern an Der
4h.eR -sino Sncamore SirdBe NIT eis
nerri Waeen Der syrtnf Bauer Gonp.
saiammen. Ter GutIter n. grints
man tpuaoe bonn Mdaen ssl3lsuoers,
tam ieooh unnerfebrt blooH. Der
Waaen isl6it puros arg in WlitgeIcsas
itdft gesosen.
- Iurh etn fero6faIlenoes etiens
| ftiid trug Der % Sabre ate 9cuis
Gebler, go. 1921 g3rice Sirdbs eiHs
gsrlsBuns am aopf oapon. bi. I'M
itdotii6.n Grantenboufe perbuubeu
puros. Geblsr iddufe unter rer Giiens
bahnbriide, an DER 5iinfisn uno Gree
man 4pe., pem 4hdoen Don eiieus
6abnnftienen .3u, ols ssn Gtiii Giieu
hsrobfiel uno ibn Die ansesebene gers
IsBuHe suiiigts.
Cine gerlssuHg am Iinien Jut
trus sefisrn het oem Jradt Dspot
Der Big -FOUR GiIenbdbn Der 19iibrs'
ae 9ouis Ria3!eh, pon gc. 1873 Tdns
fen 4penue nfppH. Gia3leh ftoutl
Dem gtblanen BON gierfdHrn BON e.
nem Daasn Der 3andfden Braiisre
3H. als iidb Der Wdsen pIoblit in Be
lpsguns lesie uno cas rehte Qoroer,
rno iiber ben fyuB ees 3afd0usri
rollts. Der 8erlesie nuroe I'M FAB.
.iFten arunisnhduie bebdnbeIi.
- Cine 3srluetiGuns oes rediel
5ubes irus sefiern Der Irbstts
Ie. 5cmbro BON glo. 1922 GIm Ctr
earon. 9nmbro mar nit Nm Tim
Iceen BON Giienbdbnihipentn duf Der
arbeitsplds an Der 5ront Strabe. 0it
lie Der guiler Strabe. beid,dfttat, cl
i'm eine ShtpeIe entgliit uno I'll
zen 5ub fiel. Der OerleSte purn
Dem hGntiiden arunseHbaus einseii.
fert.
- Gin itnersr lInfan ifnb se'ter
hem 30idhrissn giienbahnarbestt
Stspbea Tsmento BON Jio. 33 Wur
Gtrabe su. unb befinDet iin otrislt
in lsbsnssefdhrIihtm 3uitono II
iiibtifdtn arantsnbnus. Dement,
mar mt 4rb<iien duF Der g. & s
! Bride. iibsr Der 4nsui.n Strube b
| fc;6fiigt unb ahtete nift auf hn
6srannaben elmer aptDmpfipe. lpelf
. ben Hrbeiitr erfdbte uno BON Ds
griids ihlsuberis. Demenio blieb nj
leiaem Sm6bslbruh nuf Der Straf
litgen unp tpurbe bttpnBtlos bel
!oripitcI einesliefert. I'm feinem AuI
! tonmen ipiro se5peiftIt
. - 4n fhsperen @rnnbipunben Iti
. ecrb. lieet tn bfr eltsriinsn mpbnuf,
To. 1858 Gaitern Nnenue Der 12iGt
, rias Dsnrp 0etrins IN bebeniibsi
. 3ustanb ournjeber. Der Qnobe fpiell
IN ber Rdhs einss fsnerS 81 bsu Nal
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-03

geleiiIdaft bat eine s5orheruns IN 2O-
be pon 2497 Dollars unb "a Gents,
tpelhe theilpeile burh Gnth:ilihaft
ouf bic Ginrihtuna unb Baaren ge@
bsdt 1T. Weiiere Gldubiger iino 80.
gortt, 200 Dollars, eotpin aOnrob,
IT'S Dollars, George 8ros:r, 100
Dollars unp Jrau SO. Uohr aus
genport, ap., nit 15O Dollars.
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GMiWS Ina 6ri4tea.

Repgort, 2. Wai. - anest.
,qrineipe ol piemonte" BON 9euua.
Southampton Nnset.: Rem
gort" oon Rep Dort. - 4bseaanssn:
rameriia" (ppn 9amburg) nad Rem
gort.
6dpre. 4neet.: Ga qropence
BON glsip Dort.
2iperppol. Ansef.: .gpmric"
pon Bottom; ~4oriott1" BON Retr
gort.
, antnerpsn. Nngst.: .gapers
Lamb" DON Rem DDrs.
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Iai.ansilns Der gapern.

Qln Sonntog, BEN 4 @tai, peran'
ltoltet Ser goneriihe llnteritiisungs'
9ereir einen NusfIug uno ais 3tel
+,puroe Die Sarm oes langt1hriser
UsitaIiebes 60. Sein3 in Wount atrr
alserIeGen. @er it'd oarnn betheIliger
lpia. muB iih bis ipdteiteus Gonners'
too abero beim grdiibenten Ghrt't
cod,s. f2t gloers StrnBe, meloen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-03

Der Topsit perhdltnibmdbig unbez
beut.nbe 4nstano i'm 9ougefpsrt
piirFte Tih in einen 0ensroIitreit aller
QrbeitsrS SreaniIatipHen snttpidsln, DE
sum Central 2abor Council unb 3uni
gouastpertihdftsraih geborsn, neil
oeItsrn bic felt Sdbrestriit beftehenos
Nguilbino gonitruetion gmplopers III
Iociotion ben 9(rbsitsr Srgdni'dttonsn
ben Esboebanoi6ut binqsporfen bot.
Ter apntrattorenperbdno bat nar1s
lid in elmer aeitern Gbeno IN BEN
6ouptouartier Der 0eretni1ung, I'M
G3ebGube Der grTien Rotiondlbont
Itottoshabtsu 8erfammlung beihloten,
EN- llltimatun an bic qe9.nipartig
ous5tGnbia.n gouhdnorpsrser IN 6d'
| milton, asntons umb Campbell 6ouns
| In ,u erlufTsn, laut tpeltem bie Strst'
fer osboltsn fein follen, big 'pdtsitsns
benz IL. Uaai bic arbeit tpi:oer dn'3ua
nehm,n, ipiorigenfalls iis 5lt gsipdrt''
osn babsu, bub iiespcn ben gduuntsr'
nsbmerr ausqsidloHen tpsrbsn.
! Die gduunternebuler bebuuptsn, bal
IEe Al einsm berartigen gorgebsn pou
| auf ber.htiet fino, ba Die llnionen elm
IR.ihe BON Reu6dutsn iuegsn angeblid
pDQio unbeoeutenber aoutroperls'
llobmlsoeu. Qls e.latantss 8eiIpts
| ip;ro fir bieie 9ebauptung uu' ot
bdufiaeu Observation-Disclosures am 30,
| bss TtetrDpols 6otels bingeptsIsn, 10
fpie auf Die fat ununtsrbrotsnsi
! Gtreifs am Union Central Gsbauoe
, lrpo lpsaen Der seringiten alstHigts'
: bic cine oosr bic anbere Union an De-
5treit beorbert ruiro. Tieis Spmpd
, tbisitreits Fr.s ss namsntiit, gs9st
: lpeIte bic gersinisung Der 4rbett9s
! ber pon nun on in aan3 ener9ll1e
: Weiis 5teQung nshuten tril.
! Die ItrDfFs ert!druns Der arbet'
us6er lam Fe6r lsiht tinen General
. itreit sur aolgs bab,u. benn 5DIits
, osm Central 2a6or Gouncil uno Or
gduqepsrtfhaftsratb beftebt Elm ief
Freunoi6aftlites yer6dltniB, oos I,
! nsu allgsmsinen Spmpdthteitrsit 81
Soloe hdben oiirfte
: lie Giefpertihdften, bic gegennII
/, tic itrsitsu. Iino: bic glsttriter. ,
Glaitersrs, W0rteItriger, plum5s
\ Gtsomfittsr unb bic 4nitreiter. D
. harptId6litften Gebduoe, Die bon b
: asetuuGrtiaen ausitdnpeH betrofi'
n ips-oen, iTno: Der QHodu on ods 3
+ tiesbd 6oipitol; bas Rorolano Ibs,
! ter in Gorrnpitfs; oas Roop Gebdu
4 on Der Reunteu Str1Be uno 6eutr
i Qpsnue: ras nsue 7tuubGro Iheat
: ar Der DdIHut StraBe uno BE GOD
/, ffuIe in Horpoob
: Die gean1ien Der guiloing 60
: traetors 4Foeiation ifno: praiioe
!. gSsaiom 6drig; Griter 8iseprd'ioe
!. gainiam Tti[lsr n; 3peiter 9i8tpr
!. iioent u. 50. Di1i1mfon; Drift
lF g:seprGfibent Charles %. 5reldn
i gterter 8is.prdIioeut 5anlor Si.I
ii stosnleifier lGinon Sruner; SER
+ tor, g5drles ;. WoIs.
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ainoIid, e Traqe.

,Momo, mos tblt ocnu eigeittIIb
Ger 9sifoGauS i'm SSonuuer" Z
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-03
" Il hers q 2 N cfnt

sd faun le6cn Ute1ihen nady
Ieinem G'ieu betrtbeiIeu~
Sic iaQ'n 2 bes uyd1' NO alrtalt |
= bab' eben GhieuTletid) 'geiienI"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-03
1lItimtatunt
Sat Der 9scrbano Der Soutrafturen
i'm @amseiuerbc crlaiieu.

Den augitdnbisen llnionen piro NIT
ausitlub eeOroht. aas itrsitens
ben arbeiter miifen biz gum IL.
Msai an bic arbeit 3uriittebren. -
0os llltimatum eritredt iih auf dat
strsifer in 5amiltonz, asnton unh
Campbell Gountp. Gin General
Streit Der gum Central 2dbor
Council unb gum gougsnerti6afts'
rotb aebDriosn llnionsn oirfte oi'
Qnttport iein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-11
Oruxseisentbums. 4spptbefen,

Ntue 6bpotbefen.


SeIen Hepfr an RapmpuD Shasf
Fei, $500.
Charles Sd. gIdd OH GntsrpriIel 9
u. Co., $3.50.
Sobn .. Whartin an Qaron u. Ger,
iis, 4om., 81 etc.
Sennie 8. 8obbaro-on MiIfpro 9
IT, g. Co., $2250.
ellie St. Worri1 on 6arrD did
mnn.u. g.. $714.29.
Sos. s. saplor an bsnieIben
$500.
goith unb Games Goppingsr OF
aoonbale Il. e. 6. IL. 3, Co., $1,000
Wlarn Boiler on 2it Run q. II. &
Co., $500.
Wtarp u. Wtueaer an Rsabing 9. IL
g. Co., $1,000.
SeurD Rabe an Spuibern Ohio g
L. :. 60, $500.
gRiIbrsb Wi. SirbIsr an 5unodmsn.
taI &. II. 3. 60, $4,000.
Ulorn &. Sparis an @ermania g
-. wv ~ 'fJDp.
9etiIgte 5ppotbtttn.
Ssnrp 3. 2sipis on Oa.IsD 5m.
propeb y. IL. 9. Co., $3.50.
Smmd Gromba6 an Quna Baum
GARNER, $500
Ben arsns on eparritpn g. IL 6
gc., $23o0.
asnss gtieit.nbers on Sherman 6
u. y. 60. $500.
J. 8. spersmann on Gunoamenta'
g. II. y. Co., 5000.
oenrp 5. Sternbers an CD. Wes
$1,000.
Qouis Sternbsrg on 0annis BON
man. $500.
5aeob S.tin an Silperton 6. II
g. 60, $1,000.
SaCot Sieiu an 4ntou porfbe
$3.50.
Wharp Boiler on GuuoameHtal 6
Ii. .. Co.. $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-11
Der rothe YelS.
Aus Der Wfnppe ei.tes arirlinoIijten.
Bon Or. gesa,Baro 5rieomann. 8 II.
guoap eft, "a. 9e5enrber.

@ub opeit, "a. Te5enrber.
8or ingeidbr funf5ebn ssabren be.
ind,te mid ein oh feiner 8ohltbdtig.
felt befanirter ssreufb unb fragte MIDI
oh id, Derleigt mare, Die AngeIegenbeIt
zines ornien ruiiIidlen sSliifJtItngs 5I
iibernebmen. Der 9etreifelbe ipor NIT
ben rliiilfdfI, 4eboroen in irgenb Ell.
men aonfIift graiben unb bate Die
Sluft ergriHen. Sest beiiird,tete cr
bie ausIielerunc an HuBlamo nuo
infde Sd)ug aegen Oieie euentlaliiG.
- er ioll nertonrrien iinb mir Ia.
gen. um mas es iih eiseittIid, tdaoelf.
Grniae Enge ipnter erid,ien Der
RonH thntiahli1 bel mir. gs mar ein
alter Serr uon imgeiahr iieb3ig Sab.
ren, Der eeHiiger,o oeiItid, iprad,, nm
iid) gan, gut oerltnHblid) 5u MAIDEN.
CT erSablte mir, baB er en,er porneb.
men rliiiiid)en ,Sontiiie G1lgei,ore, In
Petersburg ein 3enis bette, IN feiner
5on.ilie gebe Is aooofoicn, Mihtcr
,ii,6 Aer8te. er IeIbit observation-disclosures
inb oer8eif sSIiihtlins. Die Dinter.
niono.e perbrit,ge er in sstaIien nno In
Siiofrnnfreih, oen SonImer IN Bnbn.
|peit. Seine SaoeHsseididte mar Die
iolgenOe:
ssm IeBten rniliid,en.tiirfiiden arie.
ge - 10 begnnn er feline GrSablulg
ipnr i'd, 1ieferant bes ririiiifen See.
res. gsie Gae pRlIeiht ipiiier. iii man
bel bieien 2ieicrungen Dielen N,ib.
bra,ifen aui Die Spur sefoninien,
cher man fonrrte Semen, 0ie nihts se.
Iiefert, iunoern bios Bel0 gestontnai.
tntten, nidts anboben, neil fonit oar
81 groBe Serren in bic itnu6nIoie 0e-
ididte nit Nneinbe5ogen iDorben lpd-
rem. Wean iIelt iih nun nat Dieieili.
gen, ipelf,esan bns, ipcnlit fie beuuf.
trngt ip1ren, elrlih geliefert bnttsn,
man iud)tes6ie iirstDeyesrtIihften fycrin.
febIer hernlis uno perb6ngte fiber ois
llngIiididyen Strofen iiber GtrnIeu,
Inn bic 6ffentiide ailfu1erti io1Heit Dcs,
|ben- orpbns0 0f4riioers dnaeeus&6
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german 6. Ghulbs II. u. an bie4
ieIbe, bosfelte Gisenibum;. 81.
9ouis 8. 9oIee an ssohn .. Ros
5an, 10 Sabre paht bon 81 BEL 12O
Sub an Jairpieip g3Iace; aRieie {
qrp3ent an Balance eines> Giniaufs
Don $500.
5arrp s. 3oipIing an anella g.
6iloebronb, Cot Z In benrp Z
0otplins's llnterabt1eiIung in gIepes
$3.50.
5hos. 8. Wdpne ON Grnit BAN.
bnh 50 6uB on Ribble Rooo; ST..
Snoid W2. IfIen an sSrsb. Bob.
ring 15a aeres in Geftioa IL
Green 5p.; 81.
go. s. piearb an SenrD Q. ganis
cine BOT an 5eroinano plaee; 81.
4nortp 6itenlpoper an ssentor
Drp CLEANING an6 Dpeina 60, Gin.
Got on Sorrifon uno geetman Ctr;
81.
Caleb q. @cipen an sacob 80
MATTERS, II 5ub an 1bil Strabe;
81
Geo. 5abers an SEQ. u. Dornette
~ JuB an Poplar Strobe; 81.
german 6. 6obere on Waarp G.
Sparts, 30 CUB an pleaiant Ctr
81.
5arrp J. Sternbera an 2eno
9cloimith. cine Got an Qduret G.r.t
ST..
gouiie u. Gnersmann, Nomirriiirnt
ter, on WiiIoree Dl. SuBler, 10 Juf
on Rinmono uno % 5ub an Rol
Sirahe: S465O.
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raibt 9nb pertroilter MAIDEN NIT
Nirfungstreiien, Die ipater gan5 al
lem oitf Did) fallen"
SeIiniitb I1fSlte fdrnerSlidl Dor
fih bin. SD bin '5u AIlem bereit, git-
ter Batter" fagte er tralrlleriib, lnb
blieb nun itia in Der allgernein ucr'
Ser,oen llnterboIhing, bis Oas Itabl
beerbet mar, Der 8oIt iih perabiftei
oete ,tno Seoer tr ieiue Gertaher iid
5urild5og.
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(Jortieeung foIgt.)
IIs ein @eiier emit aeFragt

aIs Elm @eiier emit aefragt
purbe, fper am ntetiten uniterbIihteii
beroiene, urt1portete oerielbe: Ser
4r3t, Der I'M Stan6e iii, Shmer5en su
Iirsern, lit gottlih." 9auienbe, Sic
ihreflife Shmer5en bon Sdmorr.
fotben alS5uiteben botten, baben oas.
iel5e bartferfiiat BON benz grfin6er Ser
anGfeiis geiogt, Ginreibungen, 8oif.
mttteI, aesutittel, Giniprisungeu uno
ielbit bas Weeiier getDdbren nur cine
poriibergebenoe grleihterunq uno
perbiiten Die 8ieoerfehr niemals.
4nufelts aIlein IinbertS Sdmer5eH, cnt.
fernt ole 8eihplilite un6 Die llr.
laden, uno perbiitet ihmersIos nno
iiher einer 9fiiffaa. Broben bon
anafeiis tperben BON g. ReuItdoter &
Co., 8pr 1916, Neip Oort, irei per.
idnot. b,n
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-11

Don bu on ldu.ste sr ieben Jsch.
mittog on Joslars sbiir. Das Gtl.
benmaoheH, tpelhes CT nit Sriniael.
bern iiberbduft., btsilt. fih ite,s, ibm
gu Offnen. nahm ibm ben Miantel at
unb oeutett f1mun3elrb ouf gbitbs
3immertbiire. abam .lopfi. an uni
trat ins 3irnmer. gbitb fprana oul
unb elite ibrn snteeaen. Git ftredts
ibm bsibe 5dnb. bin unb reihte ibn,
nit gliidftrablenb bsmiithia ftols,r,
Gefi9t bic 2ippen gum aub.
Gine Stunb. gehDrte ibnen. Sm
Reben5immer bintsr perfGloiIene,
5biir befanb fih gbiibs W1utter.
rmama.@ fasie gbiib, .tbut, tuas
gapa mill. 6kr gu 6auf. bat nur
papa cine Gttmme: unb papu II, Il.
asniinnig. Sd bate nismaIs su bofs
fen setpust, bob ct uns nod 70 piei
srIaubtn tuirb. Jm AurOrie slaubs,
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0runseisestb bumsi iltertrasnnsel

gineinnati. TO- San.

Gineinnati, 10. San.
9i. CatIen purt 60. on ]. g.
Jubr, Got 1852 in Der llnterobiheis
luna 81" BON So.lsp pnrt; 81.
Wlariba Cora Dom on Nrtbur M.
6optins, cine irrsgul1re Got BON 35
bsi 505.97 Sub an bsr Gffeiie btr
mlihigan Np.; 81.
5be s, SO. 9ilss 60. an 1be llbiio
WhLling Co.. 1.79 Meres QaHb tn
Seitipn IL, Milleresf 1p.; 81.
9be Nortb college Din Reolip
60. an Wiuie Spnes, Cots 40 unb Al
in Der Dbio Qanb unb Jmproptment
Gr's llnttrabtt<iIung: 81.
Warp u. GduI3e an Iii German
Catholic gsmeterp Gotietb, 2 4eres
eanb n.Gesti0n SO III &tbtS6 F1S.;
$500. i
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Die2 0f II ng.

.,6aben mir ni4t i'm porissn Wins
tex 5ufummen eine ShIittenpdrtie
semutt, BEL Der mir umparfen2 -
- Wir ift 70, als o6 mir NAL me-
b.neinanner i'm S4nse sslegsn bdt=
ien."
- rDos ftimmt audh: ober ba tpo=
rtn mir beibe az gIeider 3eit aus'm
.Gnft heynuSod 9utfM iporben.e
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-03

Hats that are faithful reproductions models from the
European and New York fashion here in great pro-
fusion. f
NeVetS, Plush Trimmed Plain Vevets Satin in shapes 10
please faStdou dreSSerS In the first number none Of the
taH are worth less than 81 anmany Of them s.. The QOo
Anniversary Sale Price OCC
Ladies Trimmed Hats that sold for IS ana 50. CO 90
Anniversary Sale Price is................. DA.JO
still more attractive Trimmed Hat This made ND
OF our 50, 81, SO, 50 and SO Hats. An 90 90
nivcrsary Sale Price .................. .DO.JO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-03

just Il Few Things to Remember
This Sale commences Saturday
morning and will continue one week.
Owing to the great reductions many
OF these bargains can't last long, so
you must come early.
The record., 1913-05-15
FOR COUNTY COURT CLERK.

We are authorized 10 announce the
candidacy of j. Leo Fentress Tor clerk
Of the Muhlenherg County Court, sub
iect to the action of the Democratic
party.
We are authorized to announce the
candidacy of John y. Taylor for clerk
of the Muhlenherg County Court. sab
ice; to the action of the Citizens party.
The record., 1913-05-15

Elsewhere will be found an intro
duction and review of Mr.. Otto
a. Rothert's forthcoming book "a
History of MuhleDberg County"
1t is from the pen of Mr.. Young +.
Allison, OF Louisville. who is widely
known for his iiteTary diversity
cod stTength. and this appreciation
of the c"0nty's history springs from
his heart, az his ancestry lived
here, being among the county's
pioneers, and in Muhlea5erg he saw
frst the Eight. He has been deeply
interested IN MT. Roberts labors
of the past several years, and ap-
1Teciares ihs results.
The record., 1913-05-15
Fer SHERIFF.

We are authorized To announce the
candidacy q: Robert Nic.,inc for
sheriff ~ Mulirmhrry County. ul}rri
To the action Of the Democratic party.
We are authorized Ia Announce The
candidacy of James l.. Roggcs~ for
sheriff of Mublcnherg county. subject
Ia the action Of the Democratic party.
We are authorized Ia announce the
candidacy of Chas. l.. blackwell for
sheriff of Muhlenberg County, subject
Ia the action of the Citizens party.
The record., 1913-05-15

WHEN the nations 6isaIm some
ARA ngements should be made TO
place a stuffed battle ship or two in
the Smithsonian Institution along
with the Roosevelt trophies, for the
edihcation and amazement OF pos
tenty.
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IL the cable dispatches there is
little to indicate tina, John Bull will
not give Mrs. Bull the suffrage after
he gets one or two other pressing
troubles oft his mind. One thing at
a time is bis plan c. campaign.
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county and the magisterial districts.

county and the magisterial districts.
The names of his chapters suggest
the wealth of their own stories of
this character: "Some of the First
uCourts and Courthouses,"
uThc Pond River Country" Wife
in the Olden Days" rSlavery
Days. void Liberty Church."
"Thc Story of Lonz Powers"
uThc Old Militia Muster" rGreen
VILE as Described in 'Louz Pow
ers.'" in IS5o-these are titles aud
topics over which Mr.. Rothcrt has
fingered with the patient interest
and care of sympathetic poet
seeking to rc.create faithfully and
as wildly as possible the popular
life and the local characters and
events of the golden past. Who
were, and what became of the men
of the War of 1872, the War
with Mexico, and the Civil
War? These are questions that
ought to be asked and answered in
every county where patriotism has a
dwelling. Those that went out to
battle from Muhlenberg have been
followed whenever there was a rec
ord and the stories of individual
achievements fixed from tradition
that yet fingers but would eventually
die out but for this rescuing mar
rative. General Simon Bolivar
Buckner quilted home life in Muh-
lenberg in 1858 to go to West Point
and there began his long and illus
trous career. 1t was to Muhlcnbcrg
that General Don Carlos Buell went
after the Civil War to write upon its
hills and valleys the record of his
great struggle with coal and iron de.
velopment a; AirdrIe. The stories
of the Buckners at urhc Stack" and
of Alexander and Buell. at Air
drie are not alone interesting ac-
counts of industrial movement, but
they are filled with the romance of
settlements, colonies, personal hopes
and failures, tragedies and comedies.
uThe Story of the Stack and "The
Paradise Country and Old Airdlep
are enticipg titles that will dis
appoint no reader in the facts to be
found behind them.
While Mr.. Rothert has INDUCED
a keen and sppreciative lookout for
the picturesque and "story" side OF
Muhlenberg's history, he has been
painstaking in his record of its ma
terial development. If Pioneer
James Weir was personally interest
ing and the accounts in his old
ledgers of a hundred years age
equally interesting in another way,
so was his practical work Of
business development and the
work that other men did. Oul
historian has contemplated anc
written the story of all that business
II the grave of Edward Alonzo Pen
nington (the famous outlaw zion.
Powers" of hctIon) is an interest
ing spot, SO is the grave of the one.
high promising iron industry of tn,
county. The story is told of the to
bacco industry, the wonderful Goa
development and the discouragin,
episode of the Railroad bond ia,
, controversity, that ragged so man!
years, but has now passed awav ant
left Muhlenberg unfettered to worl
S out her new and fast enlarglng des
TIMES.
l have endeavored very briefly t.
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FGR JAllER.

We are authorized To announce the
candidacy Of Chas. w. Stovall for Jaii-
er of Muhlcnberg County, subject TO
the action of the Democratic party.
We are authorized to announce the
candidacy of Simon z. Miller for jailer
of Muhlenberg County, subject TO the
action af the Citizens party.
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indicate the scope of Roberts
uiiistory of Muhlenberg County"
1t is very much more, however,
than can be indicated. He has
quoted and extended the early facts
collected by Collins, devotng a
lengthy, curious and interesting |
section to it. He has collected in
an appendix the originals IN full or
in ample summary of invaluable his
torical documents now practically
lost to print. The value and beauty
of his illustrations is beyond praise.
All these things together make a
model for those to examine who
contemplate history for its own sake
especially county history. He
has made it intensely interesting,
not only to elderly readers who love
10 take stock of their memories and
the memories of others, but to
younger readers who can thus gain
an idea of their ancestors, their
lives and their deeds.
There comes time to every man,
with soul above the problem of
daily digestion, when he becomes
DESTROYS of knowing who aud what
his grandfather and grandmother
were, beyound mere family nouns.
He awakens to discover that they
had once been young, ardent and
stressed with the struggles of life as
he himself has been. 1t is then he
wonders what sort of people they
were, what sort they lived among,
the conditions of hardship OF of
fortune tina, moulded them, the be-
ginnings of his father and mother.
Then he begins to understand him
self. the events and the characters
that have moulded him { nj will con-
tinue TO effect his children and
grandchildren ITO the third and
fourth generation" When that
!. period of contemplative inqusitive-
ness comes the sincere volume of
history is the light that clears it up.
And from the grandfather the Gu
. rious eye Is anxious to peer still
, further back to discover definitely
the ia cts of the unerring indications.
, The sturdy and often turbulent,
keen and shrewd Scotch-Irish, who
| were the first settlers, in bulk of
r Muhlenberg, may not have been
{ able to trace back in records the
, personal line of their ancestors, but
: the history of the smelling of the
r colonizing Scots in the turbulen,
: pot of Protestant Ireland gives every
one of them the lineaments of his
D ancestorY in unmistakable portrait
ure.
{ This is the sort of history Mr..
e Rothert has written of Muhlenbere
r County. The sons and daughter:
4 of the county wherever they may be,
!. may look back upon it through the
: pages of this volume as through a
z field glass of time, bringing close to
: them the stories and the days Of
e their ancestors-not a dry-as-dus
c compilation of mere dates and rec,
). ords: but the real recreation of the
Il times and of the people who made
@ the times. Muhlenberg is to bt
x congratulated upon the completion
v of Mr.. Roberts work and upor
d possessing what seems to be, from
K full and careful reading of every
= line of his book, to be incompara
bly, the best record of a county
o history yet prepared in Kentucky.
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JUDGE NoRToNI of ST. Louis has
ruled that a divorced woman is not
a widow and a new title is called
for. uWife once removed" or
uthrice removed or what ever 1t
might be, is tentatively submitted.
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THOSE fore and aft complalncrs
objected before his election that MI.
Wilson was not practical politician
are now complaining because they
say he is too practical politician.
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WHILE the other great powers are
talking about their international
pro b!ems, John Bull takes melan-
choly satisfaction 10 rejecting that
there are no other troubles compar
able to family troubles.