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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-26

have the bad fibre in them and will
turn out so despite all the good that is
done to prevent such"
The great work that Matron Hill is
doing could not be explained in any
less space than a book, but suffice it
to say that her work is one that can
never be fully nor justly appreciated.
Coming to Davenport over 30 years
ago, Matron Hill took up her work
there with the same zeal and intimate
knowledge of its many phases that
characterized her work in Chicago.
There she was engaged in the work
at the Harrison street station, which
has been termed the brink of hell"
Matron Hills work there. while effeC-
good results as it could be in a small
er city and for this reason she took up
her residence in Davenport in July,
1898.
She is not alone in her grand work
among the needy girls and women of
the city Associated with her are
many of Davenport's best and most
generous women who are aiding in the
worthy endeavor in a quiet manner,
never asking the light OF publicity
but nevertheless accomplishing per
haps far more good than could ever
be done with the brazen light of open
acknowledgment accompanying each
and every performance of the charity
that is not confined to the home alone.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-26
20

OF the prisoner. We now have the sys-
tenn working well. OF the 200 prison
ers paroled in the last four years only
two have been returned to prison for
violation OF their paroles.
"A short time ago | was able to ge-
congress to pass a law extending the
parole law to life prisoners. who have
served 10 years. Under the old sys-
TEN the life prisoner must resort to
pardon If a mistake was made by the
president it was irrevocable. If the
man is paroled and violates his parole
he is returned to prison"
Mr.. Wickersham said he had gone
on the principle every statute placed
on the books by congress is there TO
be enforced He said nothing Is more
demoralizing to a community than not
TO have its laws enforced He said he
need point only to the land laws to
show how the laws have been disre-
garded He declared vast tracts OF
government land had been taken in
violation OF the land laws.
President A. e Bostwick OF the City
club introduced Mr. Wickersham as
the man who disagreed with J. Pier
pont Morgan, who said the government
could not unscramble eggs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-26
WICKERSHAMHAS
BIG OFFICE CAIN
Attorney General Says Office in
Term Has $4,000,0UC
Surplus.

st. Louis, Feb 26-The depart
ment Of justice of the United States in
the last four years has collected be-
tween $4,000, 900 and 100000 more
than the cost of the operation of the
department, according to Attorney
General Wickersham, who made an in.
formal talk on The Work Of the De
partment OF Justice" in the City club.
We have collected in actual coin
about s12.O0O,OOO," said Mr.. Wicker
sham. The cost Of the entire depart
ment of justice, including all depart
ments, has been about $1,000, 900. We
are between 81, 900 900 and $4,000, 900
ahead l refer to this merely as a part
Of the activities of the department.
"A recent newspaper article COM
ments favorably on the number of
suits brought in my term of Office |
take little pride in the number Of suits
brought, but | do take great pride in
the results of those suits. A large per
cent Of them have been successful
They have been successful for two rea
sons. The men engaged in the work
have been intelligent, painstaking ant
competent lawyers. The other is nc
suit has been brought that was not
thoroughly investigated and thorough
/ ly prepared.
Il take great pride in the character
of the men connected with the depart
ment There are 80 lawyers in the
department at Washington, Sc distric
attorneys, 100 regular assistants anC
about 20 special assistants. Few O
these men receive more than 5000 I
year. My. experience has been tina
many of them have refused larger sal
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-26
What'II Stop
Sour Stomach?
They Act Quick and Relief Is Almost
Immediate.

Immediate.
There are some things so exactly
right that TO mention them brings
calm and repose. And to use Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets gives the stomach
just that kind of lift that makes you
check up one hundred per cent to
the good. Particularly is this true
with those who suffer with sour stom-
ach. You feel so mean that you &C,
tually hate yourself. And yet in a
few minutes these tablets sweeten the
stomach. arrest unnatural fermenta-
ton, start a powerful digestive action
and prevent the formation OF gas.
They are composed Of only such
digestants as are approved by the
very best Of physicians.
Real, live, progressive people want
to be around where the activities OF
life embrace whateve circumstances
dictatt II a house party serves a
Welsh rarebit go to 1t. 1t isn't the
easiest thing in the world 10 digest,
It's true, but what OF it? Stuart's
7 Dyspepsia Tablets will take care OF
I you, keep your stomach in control and
your dreams won't see an army OF
hobgoblins playing hobs with your
nerves. Many physicians regularly
/ prescribe Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet:
( for the stomach disorders OF patient,
who are i'll with some constitutions
malady. They do so for the reason
that these tablets are not a paten
medicine and their composition il
known and recognized as the mos
approved and most powerful Of al
digestants.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are SOLE
and recommended by all druggists a
soc a boX.-(Adv.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-26

That the American mother OF today
is responsible for the downfall of 10
per cent Of the fallen girls and that
weakness for fnery and amusements
and the curse Of poverty contribute
10 the fall OF the remaining % per cent
is one Of the many opinions expressed
by Police Matron Mrs. G. W Hill of
Davenport in an interesting review on
her work.
To the mothers alone is traceable
the ruin of hundreds and thousands
Of young girls who are merciiessly
thrown out into the world at tender
age only 70 become the prey Of human
wolves who handle them as though
they were so much putty and mold
them TO the iniquities OF the world
So easily are these young girls infu-
enced and led on by show Of finery
and luxury that they, after having
once become a traveller on the bright
path OF life, seldom IL ever turn from
that road and their lives go out in
some institution for the broken down,
feeble-minded or insane
Conducting her life work In q most
quiet and unpretenIious way. Mrs. Hill
has accomplished no end of good
among hayward girls who have come
under her motherly care. That there
Is practically no publicity given any OF
the numerous cases that come under
the eye OF Davenport's matron Is best
known only by herself and those who
are in close touch with her worthy en-
deavOrs.
In answer 10 a ring at the door oil
the house OF detention, Mrs Hill ush
cred her interviewer into a cosy sit
ting room and once combined. A
CHEEKY fire glowed in the hard Goa
burner and every indication seemed
TO point not 10 a house OF detention
but TO a sort OF Office which had al
the environments OF a home intermin
gled with its business-like air.
When Informed OF the fact tina
something about her work was sought
Matron Hin laughingly remarked tina
the less said about the work she wal
doing the better.
Il shrink from any sort OF publicity.
said the matron ~ don't think II il
part OF my work TO have published
the many, many things that come with
in the scope Of the work TO which
have devoted practically all my life.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-26

of today are little more than vice breed
ers.
Girls who are employed in these
places are given surroundings that are
far from being what they should be
and il is but a short time before they
become contaminated by their coarser
companions and ooworkers. have
known numerous cases where girls
have stepped from under the parental
roof to the factory and there have be
come hardened by association with
older and roughened girls and even
tually have frequented the dance halls
and the streets only to soon find them
selves on the Ubiquitous path from
which they are seldom or ever re-
claimed
Il have seen these poor little girls
passing this place at an early hour in
the morning with their lunch baskets
under the arms. They toll all day in
the factories and when night comes
rush home to deck themselves out in
their best-and scanty 1t is sometimes
and are soon out in the mad pursuit
of amusement and diversion These
little girls are ignorant of the ways of
the world and are not able to success
fully cope with the great odds against
which their young lives are placed.
Despite all these things that lead to
the fall of young girls, there is still
one element that have not mentioned
That, is, the natural or inherited tend
ency of a girl. There are some girls
that are naturally good and will be so
all their lives. There are others who
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-26

But If you were TO know only a
few Of the hundreds, yes l might say
thousands Of pitiful cases that are
brought to my attention during the
course of a few years, you would
have more than ample material from
which 10 draft a most interesting
book. And these cases would be not
ictional but would be drawing Of hu-
man emotions, happiness and sorrow,
that would come from real contact
with human nature"
Matron Hill had no more than made
a few remarks than she was called
upon to attend to only one of the
many little incidents that come into
her daily life and which make her
days only too short for the work she
has to fulfill
Goodness, but the days are short,
and every day finds its hours filed
with duties that must be perform ed
and good that must be DONE" said Mrs.
Hill as she resumed her seat.
Il just sent a young girl back home
to her parents in a little town out
here in the central part of the state,
l do hope that she will profit by the
long talk had with her since she was
brought 10 my attention. She is such
young thing and just like so many
other girls that have come under my
care almost every day.
Her case rs a sad one. But m thai
respect 1t is not different from prac
tically every case that ! am called
upon TO do my little share Of work
This girl will tell you her storJ
just as an example of many others
was happy in her home in a small
rural town in the state. She is abou'
Is years OF age and very pretty. Well
after the home rule became irksomt
70 her she longed for more than hel
frugal parents could give her in the
way Of finery and amusements, sht
sought and obtained a position in tn,
main hotel OF the town. She worked
there as a waitress and made a few
dollars with which she purchased cloth
ing and necessities.
We'll, as usual, the tempter in tn,
form OF a dapper travelling man da7
zled her simple mind and she fell
victim 10 his flattery. He toyed witt
her heart just long enough TO win j
and then left She followed him iron
one city to another as well and a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-26
Notice to Contractors.

Bids will be received at the Office of
the city clerk up to p. m, March 10.
1913, for labor and tools for repairing
the floors Of the Rock river bridges.
Bids will be based upon the labor and
use of tools plus a percentage on the
same Specifications to be furnished
by city engineer.
II. NJ. SCHRIVER,
Mayor Adv)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-26

like accumulation must he removed
and the dandrufr germ destroyed. New
bros Herpicide is an aid TO nature
Herpicide keeps the scalp clean, adds
q softness and luster 70 the hair which
indicates health. II not only prevents
the hair from falling out but causes
Il to become one Of womans greatest
charms
Beautiful hair and lots Of it may be
the reward OF every woman willing TO
devote little personal effort to the
use OF the First and Original Dandruff
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-26

and guarantees satisfactory results or
money refunded. Insist upon having
genuine Herpicide and not some on
brand" said 10 be Just as good" prep
aration. There is only one excuse for
the on brand" it pays the dealer a
larger profit II costs you just as much
as the real article. Why take chances?
Herpicide applications obtained at
the better barber shops and hair dress
ing parlors. Young & McCombs Coop
erative Store Co. are special agents
(AdvD
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-26

All the news all the time-The
Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-26

dandruU ana the
germ that causes
il.
Before the hair
will grow uatur-
ally and luxur-
iantly, the scale
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-26
Mothers Responsible For Delinquency
of Young Girls--Remedy is in the Home


IN
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-26
NEWBRO'S HERPICIDE AIDS NATURE AND
KEEPS THE SCALP CLEAN FROM DANDRUFF

bic Herpcde stops
quired any scalp exquisite
have good hair. When the
and is stringy, uneven, obtain a bottle
g and generally unsghtly,
nearly always postage
and the to the Herpi
- - de Co Dent.
81 q s: s: 6: ):
luGur- ,tSv-rr SS,rr sizes. so
call q nn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-22
Samsuriusfdmpie.

Die :r;te geraui;altuuq. 6te i4 uus
Ter ojei:m gitsI fab. bate tsnig
5portliteg on iit, iie fdnt ubers
bGupt in tire 3sit. no man ben Sport
bei uns rph niat 10 per3DsifsIt ernits
huft nabn,. 5u elmer airmesbuoe
fiibrteu srti in ftmusige 5ritpts ges
huQte, etlras uuF6rmige Oumeu duf
einem uapilIi1 tnadsnoen grstteues
riiit cine sismlit rsselIoie, niht aQ3u
onitrsugsnec 8aIgsrei aug. 0as pus
blitum natm bic Sats ebeniouentg
srnit pis bic ringenDeH DGmsu uno
nurtste. ME nitt mis3uDer itebenoe
2urufe betpisien, nur mn SpuuHung
cuF ben 2lugenblit, no irgeno etlpas
platen l2iitoe. Aber sbe oiefes 3ism=
lid fit1e- an ertpar.enbs gTsigniB eins
trat, leqte fIt5 cine Der beioeH 3ameu
auF BEN fsttgspoIiterten Hliten, be-
riibrte ocrIhrtftsnabiq nit beioeu
Ghultsru nsH 8ooen. uuo oaHn erhDb
rtr gusrufer orauben Ieins a6gez
ichrtene Stimme uHo tiiu0igte BEN To-
fortiaeu 8sainn elmer ueueu goritslz
lnRa an. siirslit' fanb in nun. ME
70 r-an1es anosre harmloie &irmssz
peranulen. audi bic 9umeurilJotdmpfe
i'm ,,4msritduiihen9er rgniigur9s part
Al goln pieesr, uur IN Der ou1h ben
peltiiaotiItsn gharatter oieiss Inter
nebmens bebingteu qroBfpurigen auf-
mahuna. Statt Der 3pei 8dmeH tpaz
I'm Is reren ettpa Elm 8uteno, Die 3u
ZEN Rldnoen eines 5rompetsrtogps
ouf Der inter freiem 6immsl aufae=
iflaaenen aunobiibne auf5oqen. 3sr
eSmprefario itelIts lie ein3eIn Dor; bC
Is iih nm ein intsrnationaIss gretsz
rinasn banoelts, perirdtsu Die adms
pferinneu eie rerfhieoeniteu Ratio
nen. non Rublanb uno StaIien Bis
sur 5biebologgniie. llebriqens. per-
Iiiasrts Der 5srr in sersistem. Ton.
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Gin praftiiher Serinf) nit Der
ipsialoempfratiihen Sebre.

I'm bic utitts oes pergangenen
Sabrbunoerts ergrifF ipeite arsiis oes
ruiliihen UiittelItuHees, Der bisr3us
lanoe ben Haueu SntsIigsn5 fiibrt.
cine ibeologiite 8egsiiterung fin bic
Gus benz Meiten etngeprungensn Qsb=
rem Der allgemeiueu U(enIhenredte,
menInenliebe uno 9Iettbeit. NIs eptg
fennsei6nenoen 5npus bieler 8epe.
gunq bat 9urgenjeip ieiHen sritsn Ris
hiIiiten 9aiarofp in Dem 3pman pa
ter nnn Sobne" geihoffen. 0as
fhpdrmeriid9e, 5isIioie, aber ood BON
ben beiten glbiid)ten getragens rllnter
nas 8olt aehen" be9ann in iener .3ett
mo bat. ME ale geftidtIichen 8ors
ednse ibre Spuren htnterIaifen, big
beute feine 2lnhdneer bebaIteu Dir
duihiingsn, bic nisie ioealitiihen
Sandrrner unter Denen, oie iie be-
aliiden fpollten, erlehten, bic 8erfols
qlnoen, eenen Iie natiirlith ipfort DON
iper golisei auaasiest tpdren, bat IL
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gokal.Derid)t
periSnsi.V

Tie 6srreH Gonarb Sim Z
ber, MHtnn 2 nemel unD
Aphsrt Greiftns perosn Die
3iefioe ssufpeIisre. 4FOtiation duf Der
National saonpsntion Der Rational
aFotintion OF Retail s5eDtlegs", bic
In GticogO ItottTinoei, perirettn.
llnisr--nen hieii9sn Gersten pelt:
benz rJntsrnationnl WlsDieal GongreB"
beifuohnteH, Der bonn 5. Bis IL. 4uguii
In gcnorn, ensIdno, taett, beIanDeu
Or. 9. g. Meaee, 9r. Geo g.
Orr, Or. Sohn 3. 9reime
Dr. D m. W itboefsr, Or. s. g
ptrruna Dr~G. ". 5ofling
Gr. u. Ropogft unb Or. M
6eioingsfeIb. Die bier Gritget
1idunten fporn DON ibrsn GemabIin'
1leR begIeiiet.
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Eies i.nb Gas.

- Die Grunbsiaentbums sagenten
gheonore Woper 6e Bro. hdben I'M
auiiroge Der 5rau Carrie Uluhmore
beren sfpeift0disss Dobnbaus (42 Bel
125 SyuE) 30. 6325 Gin Strdbe IN
Mdoiionpille an Rinebdri 4: aooifoa
pertdufi.
llnterbcnolungen besnl. Dts 0ers
iaufs Der e. R. &: 9. Traction 60.
an elm Spnoitat, ods oieislbe iiber
. ghilIieott. Bis ndh Columbus
ousbebnen tpill, fino i'm Gduae uno
biirften olism QnIdein na9 gu einem
eiinitiesn ReIultnt fiibreu.
-elnipalt 5bornbpte iit Don elmer
ansnbi 4ngeIielttr bes it1btiihen
MaFerpsrfsz 9eporiement, bic euis
Ioifen norhen f;ao. eagosirt tpOrben,
I'm burh cine 9sitsaloge feit3uitelen.
Of bic Stobt .iE Re6t bat, 2euts, ois
nntsr ben GtDiloieniisRegsln urbeitsn.
phns Dsiieres 81 entlaHen.
aluf anoronung bss Gtabtons
fpalis bat Der amtirenbe Bireitor fir
0fientlihen DENT. 5err W. ]. Resfe,
Der Sntsrurbun Rn. & Terminal 60.
ben 9efeh 5ussbsn loiien, einen regus
Idren Gienit mad pleaiant Rioee sins
sufiibren, iuihrigenfdIls anbere Wldbs
rsseln srgrifftu iueroen folien.
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0riefferernennunaen
SarDen seitern BON Grsbiidjof RoeI.
ier u0rgenpmmen.

Grsbilhof Wptllsr Bat ueiierr bic
folaenoeu prieitertrnsunungsn porots
nommeu. bic am /. September in
Sraft irtisn:
Rt. Reo. Roniignors Grnft Winbs
borit. uncbiebbarer Rettor DER 6I.
9rsifaltiaisits stirfs.
Rep. 5snrp Gtid. 6ilfsprisitsr an
Der ct. IlitaeIs airdk.
gisp. gDilIidm 4nt5on1, snei!tr
6ilfsprielter an Der Ct. 2aursntias
Stride.
Rep. Charles anipper. gfettpr Der
Ct. gbilomsna Stirhe.
Rsp. Iapio goiusrs. sipeiter 6ilfss
prieIter an Der St. Gofpdrbs spirGe.
gieo. 6enrp annsburn, 6ilfsprieitsr
on Der Ct. Mtorp's airfe in 6pos
Vdrt.
yiso. 9Sraneis !. auenle, Rettor Der
nsfisn airhe In Oh 6aptpn. 8.
Ren. Soisph Reperm1n, 5iIfspris.
fer an Der CT. Better uHo pauls airs
dc in Reaoins, 8.
9ltp. 9imothn 8ailsn. Rettor osr
q. WanrieE stirf,e in Srforb, 8.
Re1. MiiIIdm G'Gonnor. !oilfss
prieiter al Der ct. WeorisR airtx in
llrbdno. g.
Sep. ssohn 2anlpe. SiIisprieIter nl
Der gmmauneIs STRIDE IN GantoI 9.
siep. aIoulius Wfouter, Reftor oer
Ct. 9lgnes STRIDE in gono Sia. 8.
8ep. Casper Y. Gnhia. Rettur Der
ct. Goluubaruis Stride in SoueIan0,
Ohio.
aep. George Reper. aep. Der 81.
Ser8 Seiu Stride IN 9scGart1p-
rifle, s.
9feu. @ognin Wsenee. Reftor Der
Ct 4atrlds STRIDE in St. gotrid, g.
Rep. @ilinm GGien. Reftor Der
Ct. sso6annes Stride in sSolters. s.
Ren. Games Gonron. Silispriestpr
On Der St 8atrids STRIDE in ga.
petteDille. 8.
Aep. ssohn Aahrle. Reftor Der Gt.
Bernard Stride in 5dDlors Greet, 8.
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I Rep. y. gteinlase.
Ier befannte beutidle Erieiter III
Viana, g., aus oem Gebcn ges
ldlieSen.

Wlit auiriftiger 5rater miro bier
in Meter areifen bic aunOe pon benz
an Wiittrpoh in Niqua. g.. erfolgten
sbleben pom 9len. tSerbnlunO O. 8.
5teinlaae, Dcm 9ieftor' Der oortigen
Ct. goniia,ius 8emeinoe pernoninen
lperbcn, oenn Der Sabingeihiehene
9rieiter binierldbt aud bier eiHen
groben 5reunoesfreis, Den er iifJ nab
reno ieines bieiigen. iegensreitengSir.
tens eriporben bate.
glen. Steinlage, Dem Is binnen fur.
sem nergonut aeipeien ipdre, iein goI'
oenes grieiterjnbil1um 81 feierll
purce am II. Ie5cniber 1910 in Gs.
nobriif geboren uHo er fam i'm Alter
bon 30 ,sobreu naf Cincinnati. Selne
tbecloaiiheu Stuojen abiolDirte er TN
5t. Warien Scmihar, iuorani CT an
l2i. Gttober 1868 in Der ct Vetcrs
siutbeorole bic grieiteriueibg enipiina
Seine ieelior1eriide Ih1tigfcit be-
lnnu or ais Silisprielter on Der hieli
gen St 8hilomena Stride. Spdtci
Ifpur0e er gum Reftor Der ct Solepbs
Stride In 3amiIton, g.. ernarnt, irt
er iiberaus crioIareid, iuirtfe.
Sp1ter mar er nod, in Heaoing, 8.
iotpie in 1anlors Greef, O., thdfIg
| Bis er nor uunnehr 30 ,Sohren on ott
Sf. goniio3ius STRIDE in 8iqna Der
ieet puroe. no er ieitber ais Seti
iorger iungirt bot.
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Quenfwesf
Sino bic ausitanbigen 5ubrleute irOt
Der sesentbeiliseu Seridae ibrer
arbeitseber.
Sine Ansabl Ereoiser uno Dsr'dte
bene Arbeitcr.llniDneH ueripreden
ibre lluteritisuns.

Inter ben QuIpi3ieH ces Wohls
fdbrts sausI6uiies pss Central aabor
Councils FanD aeitsrn Worgen in Der
,3immermdnns llnions Dale cine Bsr'
iammlung ltatt. su tutl6er stlUa ~
@eirlife erIfienen tporen, oeHen bic
qrbeiteriubrsr bic Sdhlaee ausstnaHs
Der gu isbeH iuhten. Jlahoem Die
Serren Jrant 9. Rift uuo Z. Z. Wles
4rthur, foiuis bic Yafioren O. W. Tus
bois Don Der priee 6ia Wietbootiten
airht, 80. +. Wartin, u. 3. CARMEL,
Deter Robsrtion, q. 2anosbonne Il.
a. furse anIpra6en ssbGltsn haiten,
lpuroe btIhloifen, sinsn 4usi6uB BON
fiinf prtoiaern nit Rep. Deter Rcberts
ion als @orfiber 81 ernennen. nm ods
fir su Ioreen, oab bic 9irhenmitsIiss
Der nit ben 5oroerungen Der Strsifsr
betaHnt eeHaht treroen, nn o1ourt
oeseu llntsritiisuug su srIangen.
Die Qusftdnoigtn ipuroeH geIfern IN
ibrsr a6Iihi, bis aufs 4eubsrfte aus'
subdrrtn, nod our6 bic Rd1ri6t sr'
mutbigi, bab bic gor Wsutsrs Union
beIhloIIsn bat, ihnen, 10 Iange Der
Strsit pdbrt, $500 per Node suiOm.
men 81 laFsn. tudhrsno bic Ulilhfua'
9ens6nhrIeutesllnion periprah. tros
henilih $500 bsi3uItsuerH.
Die GubrtDerts6tiigsr ideinen iit
besgl. bes Streiis teins ipsitere Sor-
aen Al MAIDEN unb srtIdren. bab II.
ibrsn getrisb NIT tpenlgen 4usnubs
men tpieoer pca uno gang aufsenoms
men babeH.
Sames 5arrifon unS Daniel 9. 9oa
uo0au, tpel6e dngsblid1 aus Ghieogc
ais Streiibre6er in benz 5ubrmaRns'
Itrsit ndh bier inporttrt iUurnen.
mubten geftern 5u ibrsm aeiotpeien srs
fabrtn. eab iis ni9t bic 5trrsn oeE
gituaticn limb uno bsrgleiden fras.
piirbiee aeute in Cincinnati nidt ers
ipiinihi finn. Die Streitbrefer fins
aen ssitsrn in BEN StaIIunesn bon
gaiIep on Der 8. uno Mnin Sirabs
Sionool an uno ipur5en prompt psrs
bafiet.
4n Der 2. uno plum Strabt tpurh<
Der 5ubrmdnH 4brab1m 1all0n aus
geippcrt, Rp., ipegen ungtbl6rIihsn
getrdesns psrhoftst. Der Werbdfiete,
tpeIhr sinsH Celfuaeen fubr. bate
our6 Iauies Rufen Asrgsrnib srrsgt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-22
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iIesn Arbeiisr llniCntn. tpelths bic Wcrs
tsrsitansen fir bic arbeitrrfng Aporno,
In S6nDen babtn, hislten ssiisrn AbtHe
eint SiBung ab, in iptldsr bsrittsi
ipurns, oab minpeftsns $1,000 Union.
Seute an Der TsmonitratiOH tbsiInehl
men tperben. Zen Gbrenplab fDtrpsr
bic GtrnbsHbahnsr etnntbnitn unb ibs
nen ipsrben iih bic dissftlnbiffen
sssuhrleuts oHftlisben. Die Mauri6s
ro.ts in ebenfaIIg fdon fsitasitst spcr.
bsa unb stpar: Bon Der 5iKolnp unn
gsoce Strabs sitr L., sur Wssin. sur
g.. sur Central 4De.. sur g.. CUR Wal.
mt une Gourtitrabt, no ii6 bic pa
rane amfloien ipiro.