davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1913-02-22

The last volume Of the Catholic
Encyclopedia was recently issued and
the managing editor jeurneyed TO
Rome to present beautifully
bound copy OF Il TO the pope. The
holy father expressed his admiration
OF the perfect manner In which this
monumental work has been prepared
and finished, and viii have a medal
struck In homer OF II as the greatest
thing that happened" In 1913. Being
In the infant class In English, the pope
could not Judge OF the contents Of the
volume but praised the binding,
pretty pictures, etc. However, he has
an abiding faith that Catholic En-.
cyclopedia will tell the whole truth
and nothing but the truth concerning
Calico, the Spanish inquIsition, Phil.
ippine Friars, the Papal policy OF re-
ligion and morality for the sheep, Dol.
iics and money for the shepherds,
etc.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1913-02-22

The holy father has been SO busy
radiatins infallibility and holiness 70
the four corners OF the earth, plan.
ming 70 restore all things In Christ,
TO capture America and everything
else lying around loose, that his own
housekeeping In Rome has got into
quite a mess, and Rome the eternal,
which, according 70 an enthusiastic
priest, is going to be transplantsd bod
lily into the New Jerusalem, has alb
1ect poverty, slums, malaria and gut.
ter children. But the pope has now
liz into the Job and is making the dirt
hy-by proxy, OF course. for he thinks
he is hoodooed and can't get out Of
the vatican, 80 the nuns are doiag the
work II the influence Of holy church
is 80 good why Is II that after all these
centuries Of Catholic domination, the
condition OF Rome today is such that
most travellers declare. Rome seen.
faith losti"
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1913-02-22

The sens OF the polf who claim the
church Is so good In her children, do
not hesitate TO make merchandise of
the prayers OF the blind and orphansl
Spiritual Benefits" ARE promised
those who can be induced to part with
their money. Imagine the blind
meeling," says The Messenger, and
pouring forth their petitions fer their
benefaotor. When you are about
your daily duties and not thinking
OF spiritual needs, these poor blind
are supDlicating for you and your
children, and BY their prayers ayerting
many dangers, ETC." The pope needs
money, ana the little orphans and the
blind serve as tools 70 move the SYM
pathy Of those who car be caught no
ether wayi When yRcne eannot Pick
pockets IN a straight erward way, she
resorts to other iwuyN That's her
nature
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1913-02-22

The General iuicniicn- recon.
nendet By The pope for FceruHry is
The Church m Menico.- -Mrnico
needs rraycrn.- says a Rumish paper.
~ only an rsparafion for the trials
that cur fellow Caihoiica have had %
endure from the Secret Societies IN
troductd b. the citizens oi the united
StateH-
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1913-02-22

A writer In The True Voice" is
terribly incensed because a bill has
been submitted TO the Nebraska leg-
islature for state inspection OF Cath
olic Sisterhoods. He thinks the bill
will be taken care OF and buried with
its rottenness out OF sight" but in
anticipation Of tho worst. he says,
even II Il became a law and dehled
tho statutes Of Nebraska and any so
cslled inspector should pollute with
his uninvited presence the sanctu-
aries Of the sisterhoods"-well. the
dogs Of the Inquisi,ion will be turned
loose. Il never occurs TO the papal
servants that n guilty conscience Is
its own accuser. II there Is nothing
to hide in the sisterhoods. why the
locks and keys, and the awful secrecy
observed by the $4,000 nuns Of the u.
s.?
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1913-02-22

A year ago the True Voice published
the report that the vatican officials
had refused an offer OF $1,000 made
by moving picture men for the PRIV
ilege of making movies" OF tho popo
receiving the Easter Pilgrimage.
Gods vicar was only holding OF un-
I'll the right sum was named. for he
is now 20 be seen in this country
along with the other champion movey
thrillers. In the pictures now ex-
hibited he does not pose In any his
torioal scene such as firing the fax.
OTIS when Bruno was burned or super
intending the work in the torture
chambers OF the inquisition; neither
In any recent role such as receiving
the money bags from his bishops.
dickering with Taft for the purchase
by the U. S. OF the church lands In
the Philippines az ten prices. or plan
ming with the Jesuit gang at Rome
the murderous aim Of Spanish Cath
ole guns which were 70 bespatter the
ground with TIE brains OF Spain's
great educator. Ferrer. No: dressed
in white, he is seen stepping grace
fully through the vatican gardens II
Is safe 10 say that Americans would
rather see a picture Of Rodman Law
climbing the FlHtirou building or
jumping oI the Statue Of LIBERTY
there is no holy pretense about Rod
man.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1913-02-22

There IL always a az IN the popes
ointment We are ASSURED that he ia
allied vita 10y vhen be Il told OF
the many thousands that parade In
our diocese a. member Of the Holy
Name Socicty-Nhcrcupon a klli-
JOY Catholic editor states that -aome
OF those Who are wiiilng 20 parade
are not wiiling %. obey the church's
lava sun another dArkly hopes
that al the Holy Name paraders
live a NE Of true belnE. not seem
ing
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1913-02-22

In its yearly report for Negro mis-.
sions, the "Colored Harvester an.
nounces that 80 priests are engaged In
the mission work among the negroes.
These agents OF the pope probably
have no occasion 10 remind the color.
ed race that Judge Taney In his bred
Scott Decision said: Negroes have no
right which the white man Is bound
10 respect" And that the infallible
and holy pope OF Rome called Jefi
Davis his Dear Son" aud took the
Southern Confederacy under his pro
lection and later had his Jesuit tools
assassinate the man who gave tho
negro his freedom. The pope needs
big army OF slaves. no matter what
color. 70 fight for him when the time
is ripe! He is constantly recruiting
his ARMY
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1913-02-22

In the @ and A. Department Of
Truth, some one asks. Ia Il a sin
for Catholic % stana when IN q
Protestant church when they ainE
their hymns or rrayf- Answer:
Even standing up is a participation
In the service and consequently
wrong. God wishes 90 BE- worshiped
In that way alone ard In that church
alone which he established"
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1913-02-22

A Romish parcr publishes the news
that Miss Julia Colon. OF Hudson. O..
n domestic who died lately vilicd
$1,000 saved from her weekly wages.
20 S. Mary's church for a new house
of worship. etc. This lifelong drudEo
no doubt followed tho advice OF the
American cardinals BY not spending
a cent for pleasure. and In the end
vas probably furnished with a blank
form OF bcquoat" such az o. given
In the Orphans Messenger!
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1913-02-22

According 70 a great Catholic au-
thoriy. Lguori. the services OF God
can be dispensed with and never
missed, the Almighty figuring IN the
universe only a. the pope does In tho
vatican gang OF JeguitA God Him.
SELF" says LiEuori. Is obllEcd 10
abide by the judgment of his priests
and either not 10 pardon or 20 pardon
az they refuse or givo absolutlon. .
And this is the church that denounc-
e. AZ goddess our public schools;
political reforms In which the psonle
are 90 act for their own benefit, or
anything else In which the priests are
iEnoredl
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1913-02-22

Writing from the Philippines.
Bishop Carroll said that In Spanish
times every missionary had bis salary
from the government. and was assist.
cd BY Il I'm all that pertained 20 re-
llgious worship. Now they are beg.
ging American dollars for the sup
port OF the missions. and for the many
nuns and priests who have come from
Belgium and who must be supported.
Another bishop laments that since
1885 when tho FTiars vacated the
parishes, hundreds Of those people
are obliged 10 hear Protestant mis-
sionaries propagate their errors" /"
This latter fact and an empty treas.
ury there, keeps Rome squirming lest
she loose foethold there altogether
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1913-02-22

A certain Roman Catholic monthly
In lie advertising department says.
There Is great need OF money In
carrying out the immense government
and works OF the church. Anything
contributed 10 tho Peters pence col.
umns will be duly forwarded through
the right reverend Bishop
TO the holy father" Money Is like
sand In tho hands OF the Jesultsl The
money they take from circulation is
incalculable! What they spend for
candles alone would be suficient 20
buy milk for every starving babe In
Christie ndom!
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1913-02-22

Bishop Then, OF Lincoln, Neb., ad.
dressing a Catholic society said: I'VE
are a power, but VIC are not ac-
complishing what We should. We
are the brains and Drawn Of the
country; We should be a power,
We are not the moral force We ought
TO be Our duties are to be leaders
Of men. We shouts be a power In
politics; elected TO ofice incidentally.
We should be power In the state
and nation" We suggest that the
ambitious bishop tell his flock about
Torqumada, the nquisltor-General
Hustler for the Spanish Inquisitionl
The account OF this bloody savage
would set them some example and
they would begin to be the power"
the bishop wishes. (PerhapsD
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1913-02-22

In his great desire 20 get the faith.
ful 20 take daily communion. Pope
Plus not only sees In q the only
solution Of the labor problem but has
discovered what "our daily bread
means In the Lords Prayer. In 1905
he Issued a decree declaring that ''in
composing the words Of the prayer.
Christ meant us 20 ask the Father to
give US the Eucharistic Bread daily. /"
and OF course We would have 10 eat
i IN the Catholic church. II you stln
doubt. take the word OF the True
Voice" for Il that the Catholic church
Is alone the mouthpiece Of God TO
man. and alone has authority TO ex.
plain the Old and New Testaments
70 mankind. So there!
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1913-02-22

The church OF Rome regards those
who differ with her as being inhdels.
and says IN Truth that an inadel
teacher may be an excellent teacher
In secular matters but that he will
show by word, look or example that
he has no use for God or Christ
That Is why the Catholic church
wishes her children to be trained in
Catholic schools and only tolerates
because Obliged. the interference Of
the state in their secular education" ="
At the same time, Catholics teach in
the Goddess public schools" because
they are better paid. The church oh.
jects TO the public schools II the Bible
Is taught in them, and she objects
again II the Bible is not being taught!
A petulent old hag is the mother
church; she will have her way even
II II takes professions 10 the stake
by those who stand In her way.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1913-02-22

In order 10 win over the card play
ing element 10 the Catholic church, a
very ingenious trick has been played
by Father Duren. Of Groten. s. ID. This
priest has brought the card game down
to such a fine point that the Bible.
the church, the sacrament, the COM
mandments, prayers and ceremonies
can all be illustrated by means Of SO
playing cards, which are advertised
az from 30 TO rs cents a deck!
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1913-02-22

Flowers at funerals have been
barred by several Catholic prelates on
the ground that poor people endure
hardships, even going into debt to
keep up with the custom. Do you
think the Clergy will ever prohibit
masses because some poor people
even mortgage their homes and
priests even take a poor widows
only COW or pig in payment Of mass
fees7 Not muchl Instead the Cath
ohe Citizen says that In France II Is
now ''the thing" to send mass cards"
70 bereaved friends, bearing the
promise to have masses said for the
deceased. The Citizen is sure that
II the custom were once introduced
here II would become general TO the
great benefit OF the departed. OF
course. the mass cards are to take
the place OF aowers, but II people
persist in sending flowers they should
attach a mass card 10 their offering.
A harvest is thus reaped from the
RENTS ss well as the relatives Of the
deceased.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1913-02-22

No divorced person or others who
are immoral from tho church view.
point can hope 20 see the pope. His
money and influence come from other
sources now and he doesn't have 10
sell divorces as he did when he hag.
gled so long over the divorce OF Henry
VIII. The church. the artful dodgsr
OF the ages, asserts that from the be.
ginning II never recognized divorces
and always opposed any influence
which might break up the home; and
yet the most wholesale divorce IN the
history Of the world was the pope's
order Of celibacy which required three
centuries for its enforcement and
which compelled thousands OF mar
ried priests to renounce their wives
and children. Today Rome takes the
'holier than thou" attitude toward the
state which grants divorce instead Of
compelling IT.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1913-02-22

"You could not find anywhere in
the world q kinder. more gentle, more
forgiving. more charitable. more
christianlike body Of men than the
members OF the Catholic hierarchy
with the holy father as the model and
leader" says Truth, a Catholic maya.
zine devoted TO the explaining OF the
Catholic faith to non-Catholics and
commended by Card. Gibbons. This
statement looks moro like a huge lie
when We think Of the fight they are
wazing against our public schools,
and ef the assassinations that have
been done by Romanists backed by
their model" The esths taken BY
the cardinals. bishops and their under
lings. prove no signs OF kindness.
gentleness. fsrEfvingness, charity and
christianlike spirit In the members
Of the Catholic hisrarchy' we're drip
ping with all those good qualities, the
editor Of Truth would not have had
occasion to mention H. He knows the
hierarchy Is conspicuous BY the very
absence Of these rood Qualities
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1913-02-22

IL you want 10 have prayers and
masses offered for tho repose Of your
sou, Just pay over 20 much money
70 the priests or make a bequest In
your last will In favor OF Rome. PRO
vide for your soul while you are alive" {"
says a Catholic monthly. How soon
are the dead forgotten by the living.
The heirs enjoy their fortunes while
the deceased suffers In Purgatory, and
vainly exclaims.' Have pity on me,
etc This Is not only a clever threat
TO the moneyed class but TO tho poor
class as well. for In such ways are the
latter scared into scratching together
a few dollars 70 give the priest IN the
end. and 20 die with the assurance
that their body will not be consigned
to the potter's feld!
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1913-02-22

n UnlIEHED for Ne pressrrufion
thc rrunction q pruErcsa and thef
meat a ciFf,iration AZ . means
Ne advocate ne ntaoluie acparAtion
and state. the tAnnticu q AZ churcn lrc
TIE comrulsory sdncation % all chlorM
TIE arc % fourteen years IN The ruoilc -
Dunb Az ro1oHlu- GuholA % A. -. dt
REy. THO. c. Waller. E6ifor
MARVIN BROWN. Assosisl =
vllIScrus OT1L sTH-GV- a aOsz 11''.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1913-02-22

The Italian Inheritance law pro-
yides that no religious institution can
inherit property. The Oldest child OF
the church has cut all her eve teeth
and won't be bothered in that way
again. The passage OF such a law
In this country would put a stop 10
Wills such as that Of Henry +. Clau.
fen, death-bed convert, who left s45,.
600 10 St. Joseph's church, OF Edna,
No; but the proposal OF such a law
would bring into action all the
strength Of the Catholic Federation
TO defeat Il as was the case with the
proposed inheritance law OF Loulsi.
ana. Meanwhile, We stand idly walt.
Ing until the church clutches half Of
the wealth OF the country, untaxed.
as she did In France, Italy, Spain and
Portugal-and then, WHAT?
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-07

}Gtauos g. Morstano, 20, Sonssboro
Nrtanids.
i4Iics W. Campbell, 20, 2647 Belle.
bic Ipsnue.
ISohn 8. R. Gruber. "a, au0Iop, 81
Gillian Griinpalo, q, ct. Bernard
SGbarles George, %. muncie. Sno.
lgeiiie 9Ispins, Is, 225 Dsit 6. Ctr
l5reo. 9. gsIssr, 26. 1906 sptamOr.
! Strabe.
lalics Stepenion, q, 662 iSreemar
Ipenue.
i6snrp DaItsrs, %, Qsnport, sp.
l5Iorencs u. Grabam, 20, griogs.
topn, Ohio.
l0iliam 5offmann, %, 1922 0eit s,
! Strlbs.
leottie 5obrsnbOIB. Is, 1926 WtTt
Court Strabs.
(Wpatt ]. geu, 81, Qotlonb, 8.
iRutb 6 See, 19, 2odlanb, s.
}9Ominid Golino, "a, 513 %. 6. Ctr.
lanna Ri33o, 20, ossgI.
l9tbOIpb $. gippsria, %, 1878 5r...
! man Qpenue.
t8ertbu Sran5rsb. q, 1130 Straish.
Strabs,
}Jrdnt g6ilip Graf, 26, Somsitsao,
( pennipIpanisn.
lMap Seam, 25. 1893 Sft 8. St-.
|SuIius Gocare, 80, SoamiIton, s.
(Wargusrite Spear, %, 1868 Central
4penue.
|Suoae 9orter, "a, 541 gdrlisle 9lpe.
teitber 5uoion. 19, 1005 5orater au.
(Mitosl mc0Onougb, q, 9l2 Gurt.
I id 4peuus.
| lSurub asitp 20, 1923 ainnep aD..
IaIfrsb $. 5uismsier. 25. GppOr.I
! NDemle.
leauretta 6. Ridsl, %, 2ls5 Sarris
ion upeHue.
Iguiieppe 3snotti, %, $50 De't 6.
I Strabs.
t8ittoriu Garoenul, %, ABB sso.sit
Qpenue.
|Sames 2bor't ICr. %, SO Central
( 4psnue.
l2ula Stset. 2s, 576 Carlisle Qb..
|Sueob lsirneis, &c. 100 Central 4p
lgettp gois, q, 314 iyinolap Ctr.
IRobert 4ug. Gnbebrod, 36, Satl,n.
lGouiie 6. Soffmann. &c, 2908 ur.
miller 4penue.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-07
Die 3an0elsfan,uier
Niro am %. Eftober ibr 74jabriscs
| Ssi,eben ieierH.

liminTieube 8orbereitlnaen meroen
aeaeniudriig fitr Die am %. Gftober
iioftiinoenSe sSeier 6es 7Ij1hriaen
9eitehens Der bieiigen SanoeIstam.
mer get>.ofien. Cine Der Sailpfnnm.
mern bes sSeiiproaramms miro cine
SsSilbelfeier in Der SnuSefsfamner
iein, 3u pelfer ieoes DiitgIieS aehol.
ten lit, einen 8iiraer mit3u6ringen.
Der nidlf ais WitglieS Der Sanoels.
fnmmer nnaehori. oamit er NIT oen
3lpeden uHh 3ielen Der gereinigung
oeriraut miro.
ebeleaentIid, oieier @eriannIung
miro Tefon Snrrp bon Der hieiiaen
llnioeriiidt einen ourd, liereoptiihe
giloer iilniiririr 8ortrna iiber Die
.Sd)onheiicn Gineinnaiis" haIter.
ainBeroem iinb aud, Gin 2umd)eon uno
pcttere BroaramIninlnlmern aepIant.
Die ipdtcr hefnnnt gegebsn perben.
Iie Saupticier miro leood) in Sen
Hbenoiinnoen itaitiinoen ino Den ge.
ginn elmer aampaane fin Die 8elpin.
nling neler lfitglie6cr biI0eu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-07

6rirenfe nd aud aeiiern ,uieber eines
iebr itaftliden Seiad)s.

lie Yiiraerihoit brinat Der gut,
get.ausliellung Inn Union Central.
6eboiloe, an Der gierien uno 9ine
SfraBe. Gin aan5 nuBeroroentlifes
asntereiie entaeseu. Tieies crteat ans
Dem iiberdus 3ablreidlen 9eindl, Def.
len iidl bic Insiicauna erireui. Gie
.3abl Der geiudler am geitriaen Jage
iunroe ollf eftua 1000 Terionen ae.
id,ast Zen gortraaen am s,afmittaa
ilHo Abeno ipnroe nit grohem IN.
tereiie bon elmer 5ablreidlen 3uhorer.
idlaft aelalid't. am Rad,mittoa iprad,
Der ii1otiid,e Beilmhbcitsbeamte gr.
!. s. 2anois iiber oas 5hema ,.gsie
man cine aeiunoe Siabt iid,crn fann",
ip0hreno am slbeno Serr Charles
@ilbn. Elm wiialieb Der iiaotiid,en
GipiloienitfommiiSion. iiber oic Be.
oentiing Scs gipiIDienits iurad,.
sir Nittpod, abenb III inn groi;en
Saal Der Sanoelsfnmmer in Werb;n.
bnia NIT Der Budget ansiieIiana cine
WniienucriamHIung eepIant. bic M,
beroroentlid, intereIinnf Sm merosn
reripridn. Als goriiser miro Niiraer.
meiiter Senrp Z Siint iiunaircn nEs
brei befnnnte Nconer meroen iibsr
bodpidltiae 2hemaia iprehcn. nab.
ren0 an oiefe Neoen iid cine ireie
Gisfmiiion Der hetreffenoen ssraarn
onihlieBen lnirb.
sDerr NilIiam e. GnIfins, Ser &c.
fret1r Der 1anbeisfammer, miro nos
lbenin vNarum mir bas aod,ornd.
MaiirrIeitungsipiiem aebrauden@. be.
banoeln: stnbtinaenienr Senrn q.
Wctte ipiro iiber nllnier neiles MI.
sussfnnnlipiiem" ipreden uno gtob..
anipolt Alireb 9ettnlon Diro bas
lbenta ~Gie llntcrgrlmbbobn, oas
1erninaIipitem unb bic Meorooniias
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-07
: 4 ~ tits u.

TIMER Mgcnt in bamiIton III
Serr GonarS grmd, 449 Sio ssiinite
Gtrakc. gca Sci. 476 R., Sume
Fbpne 1851 u.
- Die Gountp Gmeraencn Gommiis
iion befdlob oeftern, $4,000 gonGs su
perdusaabeu, um 2anoitrabens sRepa.
raturen porsnnebmen.
Robert 8anneB wuros bon benz
Mapor 3ina Don Srfore pea.n Gin
ihmuaaelns BON aciltiaen 8etrdnten
um $500 beitrdft. Srfpro lit .trDt
ten.
Iif'ter S)artun b.ipilligts ositsrn
Die Shelound Der Wattie Stepart
BON Wteloin Stefpari, aatherine Rits
oermann pon Sar. Rieoermdnn uno
Narqaret Cannon bon Srant cannon.
Der "a Sabre alte Maribda
gSillpn, anqeblid, an Der Dainut
Strabe in gincinnoti pobnbaft uno
Sort peaen 9ernabIdTii1uro isiner
FamIlie arnetladt, fpuroe unter benz
geroo6t, Die SSabrit Der american
Brebel So. am SamItag in granb ee
'ebt au 1aben, bon Mapor Straub uns
ter $4,000 girafbaft benz Geri6t
iibertpieien. Gr ioa ben grano oes
legt hobsn, nahoem ibm Die arbeiter
etIite YreBeln, um bic er Bat, pertpeis
CERT hatten. Wilfon 1T oeitdnoia.
Seirotbsf6sins. Schn Smith,
21. uno grioa WeGomas, 18, beioe
bon Wioo!etonn. 2llpd 6. grofpu,
%, uno Carrie Dupieipn, 20, beioe
BON W}ioolstopn. Clarence 50.
BRADFORD, 81, bon Portsmouth, unp
NelIis geatln. Is, BON Wiooletonn.
- sFerbinano 2udbdus Itarb in
Der Wobnune ieiner Shtpeiter, 1rou
sSdcob Seifert. an Der 2lussebrund i'm
9llter pen 36 sSahrsn. - Warn 2puife
Gurrp, Die Satin bon Gorpdrb aurrp
BON Np. 223 Roro . Strabe, itarb
i'm Ilter bon At eSahren. Sic binters
ldbt ben 8atten uno funi ainoer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-07
6 . b tn gton.

Die GOpiuston Office fir bas yGiu'
rinnatier @plfsblatt" befinoet lidv i'm
GebGube go. 509-51t NaOiiOn
apenne. Ynseisen, Nittbciluusen
uno yeitelunsen irsenbmelder Irt
peroen bis 10 lIgr N6enos Saielbit
entgesengenummeH. Selspbun Sourb
1854.
- gbeerlaubnibI6eine: 5rant Winz
terllnq. 40, uno 5rau Dora gaQarD,
28, beioe bon Gopington. DiQium
8ieB, 25, bon Deit gopington, unb
W(ap S6lenter, 22, bon Gooiugtpn.
- 9eIiBtitel 8erdnoerunqen: 81.
6. 5urpin uno Sgrau on 6. $. 2es
Der, Sots Jto. Al uno AZ in Ulartins
lnterabtehilun9 an 2inoen Ctr, 81.
- 6. r. 9crrett uno 5rau an u.
6. goebner, 2ots "a uno 35 in oe-
eSnterurban Scme 2uuo Comp. I'm
tsrabtheilunq an Der Siioieite Der
Wooolapn 4ps., 81. - u. Giiner unD
sSrau an 8. 8. 8abel, 56sil Don Got
Ro. l in Der Soutbaate untsrubtbei=
lurQ an Der BeitIeite Der ganflit
Ctr, 81.
.Wenn nod Elm peiterer Gent
Gus oem 8iaoutt SFono qenommen
fpirb. peroe ih Elm Wdbumuspsrfobs
rem aegeH bic StaDt einreiten. Bis
jest ftnb nun $4,000 aus 0emiel6en
oenommen tporben, BON ben uriprunqs
lthen S22, 900, pelhes Ser ;fono III,
uno fir Qnhere ,3pete perDenoet NOR
ben. Gs oarf niht me6r Elm Gent Qes
nommsn tperoen, bis bic Neunte Stras
brDollftdnoiq fertig ift." - oSn fol-
6en beitimmten Qusoruden hate W2itz
ciieo Oeder aeitern isiuen 4mtsbrH.
bern i'm Stabtratb bic U1e:.
narq qe1aqt. Cine gombs
erplObirte. ais 1etsr's Reiotution
rpn Greibam opponirt puroe, rpelher
Der Meinunq 1T, oaB er cine oertebrt.
@niift 1T, bas @slo i'm 2Sono liegen
ar lafien. 9ref6om mdhte ben 8ors
fhIdq, oaB bos 9eio gebrdutt pers
Re. um bic Strabsn 3u DerbeFern,
rno beantraqte, oaB Teders Qntrag
an bds aommittee surudperDiefen
fperDe
- Der faG BON WiQiam 1roeae
qsoen bic StaDt gppinqton, puroe az.
ftern i'm Genion 4rsisoeri6t nieperz
seIhldqen. 8roege, ipsI6er friikt
4reiseeri6tsclert mar, bebauptete.
bah Die Staot GoptHgton ibm 5000
fur Iuslaqen ihuloe, pelhe er pd6<
reno felnes germins psrausaabte.
pite uno Craig StraBe mar oez
tern Vahnittaa Der Shauplus zines
1lnfaIIes. tppbei s5oispb Bin3 uno
Wiuiam Sleet erbeblite gerIebunqeH
erlitten. 8eioe iabeu in einem gBa>
cen, aIs oerfelbe bon elmer Main Ctr.
kar Don biRteH getrOffen purbs. gbs