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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-08-20
OSSIAN.
August Ii. 1913

August Is, 1918.
Mrs. Andrew Lee went to Luana
Wednesday for visit with friends.
Misses Winnie Evans and ClotieI
Heck were shopping in DEBORAH Wed
nesday.
Mrs. Victoria Wells returned from
Chicago Wednesday after buying a
new stock of millinery.
Misses Merle and Cola Anderson
and Francis Anderson of Preston
visited with relatives Thursday.
Mrs. Will Broghammer of Calmar
visited with friends Thursday.
Mrs. Harmon Logsdon of DEBORAH
was an Ossian visitor Thursday.
Mrs. Weldon and lady friends OF
DEBORAH autoed down from DEBORAH
Thursday for a visit with friends.
Frank Coughlin of Minneapolis
came Thursday called by the death
of his mother.
Mrs. Lee went to Preston Thursday
for a visit at the c. M. Anderson
home.
L. A. Meyer went to Prairie du
Chen Thursday for visit.
Mrs. Ed Dowd and Mrs. Doschadis
went to Fort Atkinson Thursday to
see the formers mother Mrs. Lawr-
ence.
Josephine Taroldson OF Lime
Springs came Friday for VISIT with
her friend Agnes Lee.
Mrs. Charles Miller came fbom
Minneapolis Friday 20 attend the flu
neral of her mother, Mrs. Coughlin
Mrs. H. J.. Ettledorf was Fort
Atkinson visitor Thursday.
Misses Goldie Dowd, Virginia
Doschadis and Cora Krough returned
from Lime Springs Friday after a
weeks visit at the Elwood home.
Agnes Lee was a DEBORAH visitor
Friday.
Mrs. Kelly and son of Clermont
visited at the j. j. McManus home
Sunday.
Miss Effie Jewell of DEBORAH was
in Ossian Saturday
Miss Victoria Meyer went to Mason
City Saturday for visit with hei
sister Rose.
Miss Rose Kaupel of Cresco Is
spending her vacation at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Anderson and
daughters Clara and Lillian returned
from Portland, Ore, today after al
extended visit with their daughter
and sister Mildred.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Buchanan oil
Castalia and daughters Mrs. Arthur
Kramer. of Dixon, H., autoed uE
from Castalia yesterday.
Mrs. Coughlin died suddenly a.
her home Thursday morning. she
was a good mother, kind neighDol
and loved by all who knew her. She
will be greatly missed by all who
knew her She was taken TO Decor
all today for burial beside her nus
band and son, who proceeded her III
death several years ago. She leaves
70 mourn her loss, four daughters
and one son.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-08-20
CASTALIA.
August IS, 1913.

August 10, 1919.
Mrs. R. Winn and Mrs. F. Dowd
were shopping in Ossian on TUESDAY.
Miss Floy Riggs left "Wednesday
for Anamosa, where she was pres
ent at the wedding of her brother'
Hal Riggs, which occurred on Thurs
day
Mrs. A. Cramer of Dixon, Ill. ar
rived one day last week for vlslt
at the home of her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. G.. Burkenam.
Harold Bernhart returned from
Elgin after a months visit at the
home of his sister, Mrs. II. II. steele
James Malloy of Blooming Prairie
arrived Thursday for Few weeks
visit at the home of his father. u. Z.
Malloy.
John Kluss of Postville was in
town Monday.
RAY Richards returned Tuesday
from West Union.
Miss Agnes Sawyer of Clear Lake
is spending her vacation at the An
drew Smith home.
Lloyd Riggs OF Toledo, Iowa arrlV-
ed here Saturday and will spend a
and Mrs. w. X. Riggs.
Miss nellie Neuenswander VIII
leave Tuesday for Oelwein Tor a
weeks visit with relatives.
Miss Ruth Stem of DEBORAH spent
few days at the G. Thonton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Livingston and
daughter Lois and Miss Ivy Smith
left for the home of the former, at
Ottumwa on Friday.
F. A. Stanley was business caller
at Waterloo one day last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rigs and BABY
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal. Riggs, Miss floy
Riggs and Mr.. Barnes came up from
Anamosa Friday and will visit at
the E. o. Riggs home
A number from here attended the
ball game at Ossian Sunday.
The Misses Bertha and frleda
Krogman of Elkader are spending d
week at the home OF their sister
Mrs. H. j. Schroeder.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Allen returned
from Waterloo one day last week
Miss Guetzlaff OF Farmersourg
spent the latter part of the week al
the Rev. Guetzlaff home
Miss Coda Dowd and Miss kros
of Ossian spent Monday with friends
at Castalia. A.,
MIR. and Mrs. w. Sawyer, MIS-,
Hartsough and daughter Nerna OF
Clear Lake spent the past Weeh d
the w. X. Riggs home
Miss nellie Thornton OF FrahhNllle
snent sunday at the Rienhart nome
A number from here attended the
Ford nicnic in DEBORAH Sunday.
Mrs Gass of Postville spent sun
dav AZ the Ed Wirsching home.
Mr., Kane and family, Miss Nora
Eloodv Mr.. d. c. Maloy and family
AIR Fl /. Meyer nd family Mrs
Roe, Mrs. w. VIM, ana MISS MAJ
sough spent sunday plchicihs heai
DEBORAH.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-08-20

W. Nj. STRAND,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Practice in all courts.
Office in E. P. Johnson Bldg.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-08-20
LRS. HELENE b. OPSAHL
CHIROPRACTOR

Hours 900 to 1900 a. m. 900 to
500 p. m. Phone 4S1 White.
i03 Jefferson st. DEBORAH, Iowa
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4. @. WOODWARD, NJ. d.

spseiaI attention given to diseases Of
Women and Children.
Offices in Public Opinion Bldg.
Telephones: Standard, ONCE ia
Residence 33-a
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-08-20
Neglect a SERIOUS Matter.

Don't neglect yourself, II you nave
eczema or skin trouble of any kihu'
Get bottle of Meritol Eczema KEN
edy and cure yourself. You Will DC
delighted with this prescription. sou
at e. ]. Parman's Drug Store.-Au''
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-08-20

Ike Silverman was arrested anu
taken to the city prison. HIS con-
dition was so uncleanly that he was
told he would have to take bath
look of dismay spread over MS
face,
"Do YOU mean / hat to go in de
yater?" he asked.
Eyes; take bath; you certaihis
need it badly" responded the other,
.uow long is it since you have had
bath?'
Well" said Ike. holding up ooth
hands, II never vas arrested before
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-08-20

-Mer 81 means purity, quailV'
satisfaction guaranteed. Rest assar-
ed mat this name on package lndl-
oates the finality of composition, the
highest advancedent IN phaT ,tpIy
and chemistry. There Is aosoi"'ei'
nothing better. Look for II.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-08-20

Strange to say, too many eye-open
ers will close q mans eyes.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-08-20

sympathy, like advice, costs moth
ing.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-03-20

rsached, then quickly descended and
came toward US, a black blot above
a black coat. l was about to ask her
the meaning Of this apparition when a
second silk hat bobbed in the path and
then rose like its predecessor, descend.
Ing and keeping on its way until hid.
den from our sight by shrubbery. A
third, fourth. fifth, sixth, seventh,
eighth and ninth followed Nine gen.
tlemen in silk hats crossing a stile in
a lonely pasture between woodlands
so much was plain to the eye from our
vantage ground. But l CROPPED blindly
for an explanation of this spectacle.
The bobbing hats and dark coats sug.
gested wanderers from some dark Plu.
tonian cave, bent upon mischief TO the
upper world. Their step was jaunty-
they moved as though drilled to the
same cadence.
We waited moment. expecting that
another figure might Join the strange
procession, but nine was the correct
count. / looked down to find Heze-
kiah checking them off on the fingers
of her slim brown hand.
HAS there been a funeral, and are
they the returning pail bearers" l in
quired
Not yet" she replied.
Her face showed amusement. The
twitching of her lips encouraged hope |
that another of those delightful laughs |
was imminent. She said:
"Those are Cecilia's suitors. They |
have been to Aunt Octavia's to tea.
They're staying at the Prescott Arms
They're terribly formal. / can't get
i'd of the impression of somberness
treated by those fellows. You'd hard
y expect them to tramp cross country
N those buds. Such grandeur should
90 on wheels"
ooh, they are afraid of Aunt Octa-
via. She won't allow motor on her
and / suppose they're afraid
hey might break some other rule il
hey went on any kind of wheels.
She's rather exacting, you know, my
Aunt Octavia."
Il was at the Prescott for luncheon
Continued to Page z.
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CHAPTER VIII.
Nine Silk Hats Cross a stiIe.

Niho DIX F1dtS STo6s q 0tuc.
40 this was the child whose devo-
ton had rendered Virgins so
miserable and the sister of
whom Cecilia HOLSTER and her
aunt had spoken so strangely. / had
not suspected 1t. She was as unlike
Cecilia as possible, and the difference
lay in her independent spirit and bub-
| bling humor.
She Jumped down from the wall, shook
| three apples from tree and sustained
| them In the air with the dizziness and
| certainty of practiced jugglery. Her
absorption was complete. and when
she wearied of this sport she flung the
apples away, one after the other, with
boys free swing OF the arm. Her
rick would have delighted in her, Dob
son would have spun her bright hair
into a rondeau, but only Aldrich, with
twinkle In his eye, could have brought
her up to date In dozen Ginning coup
lets.
She had gone on up to the crest OF
the orchard and stood clearly limned
against the sky, her hands thrust into
the pockets of her sweater. She APP
peared to be intent upon something
that lay beyond and half turned her
head and summoned me by whistling.
| liked this better than the quotation
method of address. 1t was a clear,
shrill pipe. that whistle, and she en-
phasized it further by a peremptory
wave of her arm. When ! stood beside
her | was surprised to find that the site |
commanded wide area, including the |
unmistakable roofs and chimneys of |
Hopefield Manor. half mile distant.
You will see something funny down |
there In minute They are out of |
sight now, but there's a stile, the kind
with steps, just beyond those trees.
It's in a path that leads from the
Prescott Arms to Aunt Octavia's.
Lookw
My eyes discovered the stile. 1t was
set in wall that was, she told me, the
dividing Hopefield Manor
from another estate nearer our posi-
ton.
Suddenly a silk hat bobbed in the
path beyond the stile. 1t rose as its
owner mounted the steps, it paused an
instant when the top of the stile was
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-03-20

dark eyed daughter. She reads pirate
books and is crazy about buried chests
and pieces of eight And they say I'm
Just like her She is the most perfect
ly killing person in the world" Heze-
kiah laughed again.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-03-20
The Siege
of the
Seven SuitOrS
By
MEREDITH NICHOLSON
Copyright. 1910. by Meredith sieholsos
CHAPTER VII.
1 Meet Hezekiah.

asked me to lunch
con, and on the way back TO
w the Inn, after inquiring my
uIane FOR raturninU 10 tnun
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gbtcaao. 25. guoult.

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am ShInB s7IS; fir 7esember e9344 30 Nc
am S6lnB 90Ke; far Mat 941s--963$e, an
SdluB 96sse.
sBeIfGforn.-5ar September ny
72Me, am ShluB 72Hc; fur Ee5ember 6724
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6s4c, am ShIub 69Ac.
5afer.-5hr September Al 4-41Zc, nm
ShluB 41Ac; fir December 48H-44Zc,
am S6luB 449Sc; fir Wtai 4eA-474e, am
5dluB axe
Reggen. no. . neuer 70-70He.
@erlte. -55-76c.
GtmotbDfaameH. - Reuer $4.50-
$40.
RleeTaamen. s11.0J - 1400 per
gentner.
T.Bporf. - s20.97H per Bbl. -
5ur September $40. 0.90--20.971z, am S6IuB
s20.s7H; fur 9anuar s19.30-19.4O, am
ShIuB s19.4O.
SamaGt.-s11.10 per 100 gfuHb. 5ar
September e11.12K-11.f7H am ShtuB
sl1.15; FIR Gttober s11.20 - 11.27H,
am S9luB s11.20; fir 3anunr 5000
10.s2H, am SdiuB 5000.
Sbort RtppenFstteu.-e11 e11.00 -
1900 per 100 9funb. Fir Septems
ber t1t.80-I137H. am Sdlub s1137H;
fur Cftober s1l.15-11.22H, am ShluB
t1l17K; fir 3auuar s10.20-10.25, am
SGEub s10.22H.
Buttet. START unuerdnbert.- .-Greams
cries 26-27c per gfunb.
Gisr. - Rarft unperdHoert. Croinarp
frits 1sH- 1sKc, firits 21H - 22c per
Susenb.
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Musudrtiae Wsdrtte.
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Rebl. - Ter narti mar heute itetid. -
Spring gatent ss.50-4.70, Biuter Straiahil
t4.IO- APO, a9inter gatents a 4O-I.6U
Spring denrs s4O0-4-20, grtra gsintsr
go. / es.55-375, Ertra DO. so. 2 ss.85-
$50. Ranias 5trsightB s4.l5-4.25.
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s.95.
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uHb geIbes sl.45-l.60, Grpbes sI.40-lA5,
Hiln6riee $500
Rogseu lit isit. - go. @eitsru Tic
6. if. Welu por! Grport.
Cert II rublg. - RaEsetrits 86-75t
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Goat 1919, l9-22c. 1911 l6--lsc
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Usss 4ls.00--l9.G0.
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10 bts IA ssfaHa. 4-le54s DO. SbiHteR
fexe.
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prima sll.3g-ll.40; Hdffnirfes ~ uilIig.
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gountrr 6-54c. Special eHe.
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Dcrs Bull $500; BARRELS ts.70; Gales
til.00
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&c.
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bW gntes e4.i5-4-20.
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Hudes. --Roser 10 fest. - Maseanobo
90 feit, S.80s, Centrifugal % 9sit assoc;
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felt Gut Goat 5.50e, Grnfteb $40, Noulo
~ 505e, Cubes 4-e6e, 9oweeree 4-s5e,
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geIbes 76s-77e, Nc. 3 bp.75K--76c, go.
DO. 78H--76t, No. q gemiIhtes 76-77e, 80.
90. 76K--7ec, 9fo. 4 DO. 7SH--76e, tptibts
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Gtmiihtes DO. IT, zoe per Buihel. --
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TIC, Cars DO. an 78c, Cars Ro. bp. su
TIC, 8 Cars DO. ~ 76e, Gar Np. 2gemiffs
tes 81 T4c, Gers Ro. 8 bo. Bu TIC, Gar
DO. 5n 76e, ear glo. 2 iueiBes su 781ze,
Gar DO. Sn Tie, Gar sslbes Roibentorn Su
78e, Gar gemiifte5 b., einiges iauI, tu
74Hs auf benz Beleils.
paftr. -- Rnrtt itetig. - Ro tpelber
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wurben: Cars Ro. 2 su e5c. 500 Bu. Ro.
2 nit gpeisen ,u 8Tc, 500 Bu. ylo. 90.
nit Saier bn $40 auf benz @elsile
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gen am glelhsn Tass bss porisen Sasrss:
aug., "a. 1918. Mug. "a. 1912.
Weiaen, Ro. rcther @inter 93Ke 107e
Belihtprn, 80. 8 eemilttss T6e size
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s1hisfp.
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s95 Bbls. 9iftillrs 5iniiheb GOODS auf
Der Baiis BON t188 per BalIone.
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JlmksHa6ricbten.
Cincinnati, 90. auauf

Ter obsrs ShioHus ia fiatioHar, bei bien.
ger Staet abtr Itsist hsrislbe nod stpas nit
einsm gsaHerfaHo bon 1878 Jus gtRsrr
abgHb.
Die fsIs,uosH Stpsia.a ttaisa pdbrsnS
sss sehrissu Saaes bier elm.
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HaF,raanb ben SIS 5us une 'aat.
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,ix.x Baftrhans ben rs Jul nab fault.
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sinsr Bahertass bon a.S eut nab fdat.
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sinsu nadertass esa Al eut uns fteist.
Gafttttsbnrs, fs. Der SlrS bat 81 .
ssa Bahsrfaan ben e.s 6ui sHs fetgi.
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Grfremente er3eugeu 0od aud
bterbet banoelt es lid MIR nm etrl
8orurtbeil, nenn cine oergIeihenoe
Isabelle 0e8 Giingermertbes 5eigt, oaB
Der 9iinger oe5 @aIiergeiliigels orei.
NAL, Sibneroiinger ioaar fait fiinf-
nal 10 rieI Stifjtoff eutbolt ais Der
Rin0ernliit. Den 8ebalt an Bios
pboridure lit BEL idmu1tIidem @etIii.
8clumlBer Iuit neuHal 10 bod ais
i'm &tnoermIIt, uuo auh Der aaIiae'
bait lit iebr ilberDIegeno 3u 8uilIten
Der @efliigeI- -Grfreneute. Ter aroBte
llebelItan0 lit eS nun eben, baB man
ote Iesteren 10 iebr Derfennt, uno
monn man hieie anIpeuoet, es IN 3u
reihlif)em RaBe tbltt uuo 6unn Dos
8eoeiben Der Sttttllrpflun3eu gefabrA
bet.
9efliigeloiiEger lit etrpa5 bisiger
Natllr; man bari ibn oarlm ulth
ntd)t allf go0en aumenoen - tpenig.
items niht in Qr0Bereu @abeu - bic
B. .. &feroeoiinger aud niht pertras
gen Guf alien frdftiqen uro no.
ntentlth taItgrilroigen 2lferpar3eaen
miro er nber qero6e3u 8unoer mir.
fen, menu man i'm nit anoerem
Ginger out rernIiidt. Stebt AMBER
Deitiger Ginger nidt sur 8erfiiqlnq,
10 mrR Der @eiliiqeloitnger fir lid
aQein fonierptrt merben. 7ieies ge-
iftebt ON briten ihon i'm 8eflitgel-
itaQ, itt0em man Die Grfrenente BON
3eit 3u 3Pit nit einem Material be-
bedt, 0o8 oie Ieidt uerflilhtenben
glmmoniufitofie bin6et. 9rn beItcn
eiqnPu lid bier3u Dobl @ppS uno
SaIfitaub.
@IfoIon fir @efGHQeI.
Decentralization BON Colorado.
2lIfaloo Iieiert piel @ritnhltter,
Itirbt aber ab, uenn Die 1ScI0er abae-
mei0ct tperoen gtlfulfopur3elfroueiL
meIhe untergepfliigt muroeu uno
pieoer 9ooen qefaBt baben, iino piel
observation-disclosures als NfIar3en,
meIf]e unberiiprt blieben. NIun bat
aefun0en, oab ioIte @ursclfronen
gum 3peiten mai orupuhIcu. Gs
ihcint, oaB ouc @ur3cleuocn folder
&ronen ausi6Iaqcn, penn Der gro-
'booen cinigermoben in gittem 3n-
itan0e iIt.
SoIhe. Die 9(IfaIia i'm 5iibncrbcfe
anpfIon3er ntohteu, fonmen oIu
fhneQIten uno Ieifteiten 3u einem
gIteu Stano, nenn 1ie @ur3eIfroneu
ouSbfliigen o6er au5qraben uno uers
pfIan5en. Tje bette 3cit 0a3u lit I'M
,Srilbiabr. Iie @ur3elfrouen iolten
bier bis ietS 3oa nit Groe bcocdt
mer6cn, .nelh Iebtcre fcu6t su halten
lit, bis Die @llr3elfroncn at3treiben;
biz oohin itno ouh bie 6iibrer BON
Dem Beet 3u haIten. 7urt 6as Ser.
pflon3en Der @ur3eIn fommt man
cher 3u einem Stan6e als mittcls
Samen, mn CrsieIt alth be0eutenb
DtoerItaH05fdberigere 4fIalBen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-26
Irb 0DDos Wsarft.
Giueiunati, 25. auauit 1913.

Cincinnati. 25. Guguit 1913.
3ablreiae RauHeute pom Stiben famen
in Der periIoIisneu @Ute tierher, um ibre
GinfdnFe sn MAIDEN. lie Beihdfte naren
oater redf lebbaft. Ste 9reiis limb unpers
dnbert eebIieben uno paren ON StluB ber
y9ohe uie folgt:
rrsan.r masiln7-sr.st sans . sHs
fon HamiIn she unicr 81se BRIGHTON e e
ah TtzC, Repeerel i0I4 poe DO. qV isc I.icd
1914 2giae. DO e/4 Z4t9c RcfPiuuob 1914
1879, -. ga tstae. Brighton 9H 171ac, bo,
,stsI:ist: @attlns namtu,,s
9,'a'aneine phe, Sin sAs Sooe 7ge g1tns
Cle Wloro IL. Irne Ruc IL. qtberib 4.
pili gbae euc. etrft Tau &c, saithfm Gc.
9Rapic sac Tfpgsrei 1914 22c DO Gl4 20c.
ultcd i0ts 2sNc, DO. a4 2Ghc aofcrooo f0ii
2ih DO. 94 1876. 8riGbton 1914 21isc 10.
RTiTfE gmeriear ebiriinas 54c. Central
Eari 81. Nmerirnn 9r6ioa 5fhc. s. Trourr.
etnHe sac. Tnin H5tss paciftc sikc. gdtio.
nal exc Gan xos Size, cr:ou s2c. Clarion
fietreA-xprruhsi 7Ss. per~osb 7He.
oaiIanb soc DC. eertiat >fE aits' cHfs zTssi
ilike Gooisme fsc. Queen % ibe Teft HE
ih. Susnuetarna tic Ccrrharo q iee,
@tEaba am S-MiHps'ena 5idgIe e@c. n
8 o.. esereit sIavst sHs 4nncaHsr gtayss
eL +92 ee. atngGfcr e graemore 5I.c
siSSaTa ,issr. rs sOIton oHt Go 9'FaiHia e1.e.
Brighton iIc. u as.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-26
g SommerphiIpfnnhis- om 8

mmerp6itofop6ie. SIN
~ nStmplt5iiilmus" meoitirt Better 4I
tenberg: Qebsn, leioen, per3peifelt Ieil
III ME IoherIih, IeIbft penu man
uht3tq lit 9sliebt psrben npIen 1T
Ia6erIich bereits bon piersia an. Dts
iSonHe 1T fper petb lpie piele Sabrs
taulenoe alt (oas ptifen nur Die
aitronOmen, uno Die piiIen es nitt),
uno iie mudt 1ih nod beut3utage niht
Id6erIich. oab Iie bic 8Iumcn unb Die
gdume nod tmmer ltebt uno ibaen
fpenoet uno Ipenoet! gliemauo maht
Itf ld6erlt1 burd Dds, mas er 1ibt,
ieoer ourh bas, mas er nimmtl Gs
Ddrc oenH, oaB es einmal Elm aauS
reeLles oroentlihes 9eI6GFt mare!
Aber oa8 formt ieIten Dor. Deuu
Semano cine YerIon 70 lie6 bat. Dab
thn ieber tbrer Qthem3iigs begiiidt,
ounr lit es elm gutes 9eI6dft, neun
er iih fir lie aufopfert. SoIanee,
uno nur iolaHgs sr bieIe GmpfiHouns
BAT, lit es Elm gutes, oroentIihes, an.
itauoiaes, Httt puheriihes 9efddft.
Qber penn er oisTe Gmpfinouna Der.
Iiert, 1T es Elm rReiHfau". @r enis
ihuIhigt iih bdnn DOR fih islbIt NIT
gerpfIihtung, RutIiht uno @epohnz
belt! 2t6sr oringefaqen" III Ct bod!
0as Seben. bic meni6Iite GjeIea.
ihaft, Die Site, ous 9eIeB nebmen
ieoe Gutibulotgung an; dber niht bic
Seste! Sic III BON Gott; fie unter.
teqt tsinsr iroii6sn Spisfinoistsiten.
Wun fam ibr ntht on, auf teine
WeiIe! W&an tarn reiiant.
ren! 0us beibt man iagsn: g2 uRb
g maht A." 2lber es maht 5! cSme
mer uno oennntl Denn Die eeliebte
i5rau bid nitt mebr riibrt unn er.
i6uttert, Isliq ooer unieLie MAIDEN
fam. oanH niIt es uif6t" Spare ben
9roi6au!