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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-25

Der genfon Strabe nnb Gait glasp in
eodIanp. 81.
German aorttamp an sessiIs s. Mls
len, 40 bel 100 s5ub an Der YorbIeite
Der geit Gtrobe. 81.
Gmma Wiifheer an Carrie geaas.
Cots 96 uno 81 in 5idenlopper's i'm
terobtbsilung In Jairmount. 81.
Carrie &. Wexr1 an georoe 8.
g1iebIina. gbeil BON Got SO in gbiIs
lips & gosr's llnterabtbeiIuna IN
ct. Bernard. ST.
Sbd u. Woobporb on sbomas 6.
Bapne II. 2fnb., Got 73 in Der Clifton
giefu llnterabibiIuna. ST..
5bcfHas &. Wdpns on Crescent
Wotor Co.. 9ots IA unn rs in Der
Clifton 8ietp llntsrabtbsiIuns. 81.
Sbe Crescent Wotor SO. an Rurtin
Mlotpr Gales &c., oasIeIbe Giaens
.ibum. 81.
Sbs Crescent Wlotor SO. ON biss
islbe, Got 70 in Der Clifton 9ieip I'm
ferobtbeiluna. ST..
9bomas g. Wonne on Crescent
Wiotor Co., basItlbe Giaenthum. 81.
Thomas 6. manne an bief.Ibe, Cots
n bis "a. einffliebIi5, In Der Clifton
gisp llnterabtbeiluns. 81.
5be Crescent Wiotor 60. an murtin
Wlotor Salts Co., 2uts II Biz 94, elm.
i6lieblih. in Der Clifton gietp Inter
obtkiluns ferner Cots 43 Bis So, eins
itlIieBIit, uno Cots 81 un;b az, eins
fflieblih, in bsrIeIbsn unisrdbthsis
lung. 81.
5. U. Sosbropt an 6orrn 6. goes,
Got "a in Der Mtooeira oeighis Inter
obtbeifuna. 81.
Sohn plIst an Marp 9liet, 81 fub
an Der WolI Sirobe in Carthage. 81.
Gath. Roetteer's Grbsn (bart ben
Sbtriff) an Nsm. aoettger, cine Got
an Der Soff Strabe. $1,000.
8. 6. goIiingsr an soarrp !.
9bcmpfcn, 80 SUB on ssr ainnep
4psnue. 81.
Sobn 8. Sunbmoter on Rpra 81.
Sunbmatsr, cine Got an Der gtorptpelt.
Ete Der giitn uno Solb apenus. 81.
,5obn gp. Ssutius an SEQ. qfeiffsr,
80 5ub an Der SSbIsfpilb 2lDenus. 81.
Aobis ". MhsIbon IL. ano. on @rs
tbur 2artins, Got ACT in 9rpdnt's
llnterdbtbeiIung in 5oirmount. 81.
Rofina geper an GrnIi e. gspsr,
% Jub on Der Wurntr Strabs. 81.
W. y. Cooper an Serbert u. gparb,
bier Cots an Der Gonaros Rpdo. 81.
annu Steuer on sysiis 9. GoFpn,
.int Got on Der Worbura Gpenue. 81.
GeOrsis u! Strrpn on Soispbin.
Gran, eiHt Got an Der Gertsr apeuus.
s1.00.
WliLis Stegn.r on Cbriitine 9aridhs
bort. elm, Got an Der Jlora Ctr. 81.
@eo. 6. gintIsp on !6eItn e. Clip
pineer, spei Cots in Stition 6 RON
Columbia gp. 81.
Gas. armiirong an Geo. 6. gints
Ien, cine Got in oerfsIbsn gettion. 81.
Sran, SdIottman's erben an
eouis Bruins, cine apt an Der ginna.
mon Strabe. 81.
Barton RtoItn 60. on u. 6. 9.
poii. Got is in Z. 8. @r.uter's I'm
.erabtHiIuna $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-25

.4n Der ent3ldenben ga ;
hitn...1 Wian fhreibs aus DsrIin,
Anfans 9onuor: DIE eotilifx Gam
Iona - ober boh bic Manastr ibrts
Werliner Dujifpiels - ptrItsht ibr De.
fhdft. Gis iennt iih aus in Der qips
holosk Der Hegxiiiernng fir einen
Star, unb fie perfhmdbi Is nint, Gin
niiblid<r RegiFtur bitter 8essiitsruna
5u itin, 5irn1l fis ibr lslbit geltsn Foll.
Jm Dtrgang<nsn 6erbIi. beDor iis gum
9on3s BEL Rron antrni, lub lie bic
Dtrliner 3undhft einmal ing -GfpIos
ndbt1. Man rib fih INN bic Snab4
ipi6es, bic fis bort sum Deitsn aab.
man ldhelie, fiiBer Gslig5e4tsn bon,
iDtnn man fih iiber Jbre ipeibfn, fd5mns
len 9dnss neieen nno BON ibren roTis
gen lipDen elm pnar fransGIifde
Dro6m erboiden burfts. llnb iebt, bo
ne yiibe ben gIeihen Deriinern bei
4rcn onmuibig bos boIien, mas
Sanbtpihss, 0Gnbe unb grodtn i'm
6erbit Derfprn6en. seist bic qofpIoipa
Gxt4 nod ibren Mnbtttrn ibr Hcuboiy.
~ 2'sst &aIe in ,~nphsuaQlIesn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-25
0rnaseis.ntbumsabertras
gincinnati, "a. San.

4nna u. glosbaum II. 4no. an
2ouiis gro.rmaun, 25 Bel 80 CUB an
Der Sitieite Der Diain Strobs. 81.
Su1ia Wcpbes u. Anb. an oiefeIbe,
bosieIbe Gieentbum. 81.
Wlinnie groermann u. Inb. on
2ouifd grptrmonh bosielb. gigsns
tbum. 81.
German forttamp an Jeife &. 4ls
len, Cots gio. s unb 8 pon Jpbu uno
Gdrab Bella Mcgldtn's MGietoipo
llnierobtbeiIung. 81
WiIlidm 6. Soipeu u. 4nb. an 4ns
6retp WiliamIou, Cots Ro. s, 8 uno
10 in 5oipsu's eriisr Mhhition au Gle.
pes. $50.
Jobu Mueler on bic Jobn WuelIer
Co.. 10 bel 200 sSub an Der Oiifeite
Der Sbio apenus. sipifGen part uno
Billion aDenue, in 6ortiDell. ST..
Jobn Wiueller on bieieIbe, Got 38
IN Gpnsiportbis sipeittr untxrubtbeis
lung In 3odlonb. 81.
Oerielbe an oleitlbe, Got 64 in bsr
lodIano Wboming Jmpronement
Gomponp's lln.erobtbeilung in Qods
lamb. 81.
Jobn Wusller an bisIsIbe. Got Go In
berfeIbsn nnterabtbeiIung. 81.
Jobn Wu.ler an bic 1nbn Wuelltr
Go, Got 81 in 2ongnortb's aipeiisr
unterabtkiluns in Qo6tanb. 81.
D<rieIbe on bieIelbe, 30 bel $50
CUB an Der Siibieite Der Btnfon
Gtrdbe, 210 fgub 6itlin BON Der Miu
Strdbt in 2odlano. 81
Derfslbe an 5erbsrt 3. U1ueller, Got
81 In WcHamara &. GoanoE's unteTs
abtbeilung In 2odlanb. 81.
Dsrfslbe an bic 5ofR N1uelIer Co.,
b pet 150 Eub on ~ GjlApfh x6e
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-25
6 Ginein pa. San.
% a G "A

y
gsparb z. SulIipun amJinonce g.
unb g. 60. $1,000.
@li8abetb 6. Gimlit on Cincinnati
Dor,ingmen's Club g uHb 6. 60.
$1,000.
Worp g. Rpbertfonsan Wlilforos8.
une &. 60. $500.
Carrie Btses on gaitimor. 4penus
6. uuo 9. Go. $500.
aouis 8. adnbman an Citizens
Gift 3. unb 6. Go. $4,000.
Geritlbe on sSom.s Dalton. S750.
@to. gfeiffer an Z. Worb g. nnb
9. 60. $1,000.
Shomos Dnpis an bitielbe. $500.
Geo. s. Roters an Jcispbine Did
man. 5000.
Serbert u. gparb on 1iniomsS. g.
unb Z. 60. $500.
Worcus Granilin an peoIl Sir-
Maytt 8uni. $1,000.
gbos. go6er on 4. MDcrb aB. unb
6. SO. $3.50.
Gam. 9. afton an golI,s.s6iI g.
unb q. 60. $3.50.
Rof. gruns an Goutbern Ohio g.
unb 8. Go. $500.
German Rottmon on wsuiirs0on g.
unb 3. 60. $3.50
Mtper Wiiitnbdum On SbasGuds-
$500.
getiIste 6ppotbeteM.
Glisnbeib MuIter ansI1onassDoas
ben. $500.
Greb. gobmer an Nnnd W. Sid.
$500.
S.J. syrisbman on.9ofingsr 8zIoops
tins. 1926.
emma DiiIdssrson Bciiimorez9Dee
nue. 6. unb 3. 60. $500.
N. PAUL Geubber an W<it<rn .2c
Soutbern Gife Jnf. Go. 5000.
Jba Wpnne an Jpbu g. g)ctterfon.
90. 70. Sbrinsrson proDibsni aoan
Go. $500.
ainnis 2. Riba an Garben .. unb
6. 60. $500.
6enrp Rabe an sDrmnnbe g. unb g.
60. $500.
g. 6. sJirntDeb. on Wm. Z. Jirn<
tneb. $1,000.
Clarence Grosun onS2.ana 1<ixrios.
$3.50.
Marp q. Ring orrG. o. MDtsp.
$1,000.
aouif. Dopis N 4 .1DasS-a. unb
q. Go. $500.
aonis 8. nInbYeaYGBs qesTE Etr.
Waxtt DSat .1aQz
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-25

Derfelbe an Samss Dalton. $2500.
gmrnet Wprris on Oft Wnlnui
SiIls p. nnb 6. SO. $1,000.
8. 6. BoIiingsr ON Rpn SimpIon.
$500.
1heo. Gong an Wt, Moihin9tpn 8.
.. II. D. Co., $175O.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-25

er blsi6 nno matt, voie bringt mid
un."
8a ih ibn niht beritanb. erfldrte
e. es mir:
sd babe midi ppr bem 2ens aes
fliihtct uno bin mitten in i9n bineins
seratben. SIT ia bod" oie3 Iasis er
rer5peiilungspou ftDbnenb bier in
Der SduIe INNER unb eipig Sriibling.
BLONDE unb braune Wtdohen, ale
iisb5efnid9ris, unb pier3ig an Der
3abI!"
Sept peritanD ih ibn unb iein 2eib
ndqte mir 10 febr am ter3en, bdB es
mir Die Shrdnen in Die glugtn trieb.
ardnteIne uno fed Ibleppte er iih
rurh ben Winter burt, ais ober Der
5riibling ins 2anb sog, oa ipar er
fd'IiebIid am gnoe isiner Arait ans
ceiartst; sr fieI ins l9stt. Der arst,
unier gemeinidmer 5reunb, lieB trdus
rig Der aopf bdngen, oIs iuir BON ibm
frrtaingen.
rBirb er aeneien24
nSa", fagte er bitter. 10 griinbiih.
tab er ME mebr tronf ipsrben tpirb. :"
ngs gebt Su Gnoe nit ibm2"
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Gr ertlGrte mir feline 9rantbeit nit
ipifenT6oft!iheu iutsiniiten auss
eriiter. Sd ober ioote gu mir ielber.
.Rsin. netn, bos it's nitt, mas i'm
tottet. Die WtdDheniduIe, bic piersia
junsen Wdohsn. bic bIonben II. braus
nen ale, bic iino feline Moroerinnen.
Ter blenoenoe krduidenoe 5riihiine'
BON pisr3io bliibenben Grnnsnlebep:
bieie brennenoe 8lntt, oisier itnahlen-
be Sfimmer, oiefsr bstdubsuoe iiibe
9uft finn feline mDrosr"
=. Irduril, betrubtsn Sersens
idB i6 nebsu isinem Eager. Gr mar
eir Ianftsr, geouloissr Sran.er. Elm
beftsioener, ihlittsr Sterbeuber. Gis
nes 5aass fanb ih ibn .peInenb.
sd iterbs", brad Elm penig ees
bsim gebahsner, i6ombait perborees
nsr, pnsnbIit tiefer Summer iih
gabn, i'd fterbe isst -- unb BAG iit
msiH grDbtes Gsio metn bitteriter
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p4ter, abtr tsinesIpegs -"
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mol bic 4LlsrbdblitIts l66slts mir
gu. gIih bat ME cine Jrdu esIisbt.@ =
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oarauf rubig. .SieaTt Zu, bic M1bs
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tire qrpfeFprsu perliebt."
r5n mid, ioste er famsr5lia,
,par nisuals cine perIisbt."
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beFsr tpeiB. Giebft Tu, gum gtiipisI...
Srete, msins gliats, Dtint GhiiIsrin
ouGIt urp beitiiymt mid INNER.
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Tein quuS,s Gsiiht itruhlis DOT Jr.ils
be, DOR Donut, Dor eefpaHnter Gre
portilng, uHb bebeuo frdgte sr:
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Sect s,Iang es mir i6pn. seIdufiger. |
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.Sa, urb iis lpouts Dir oua glus
nen ihitsn &. ober ib elaubis, bab
0u pies libel nebmsn tpiirbeit ). uab |
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n.ngit IN DID ou9 In ioide Sos
aen3-
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(6ortietuns folgt)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-25

Rentier gum 8ettler): .Darum ar.
beiten Sie benn niht2"
gsttler: SD orbeiten2 - eolanse
ss meinen ftbr g.ebrten wsitmenihsn
,i0 briuoatsG sGsbt - ni9tin hts, 6aHb!'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-25

asun eripdbne in sriefen oas lEine. snnsblait'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-06

Miss Gertrude campbell. OF Fifth
street and Richland avenue, has re
turned home after visiting at ST cairs-
Vile. -.
Mrs. W. II. Smith Is improving at her
home on Twentieth street. after being
very III.
Mrs. o. =. II. Swearer. OF Browns
Vile. Pa. and Mrs. i. Y. Braden. Of out
the-Iikc are the guests Of Mrs. William
Connolly. Of North Warwool.
Eugene Prayer. of North WarwoOd.
Is very 800 at his home on Main street.
North Warwood
Air and Mrs. -. -. Michael have re-
tourned TO their home at RaVeuwood.
W. Va. after spending a week with Mr..
and Mrs. William Burns. OF Nineteenth
street
- r. Floss who was seriously
wounded at dam No. IL on Thursday IL
on the road % recovery at the North
Wheeling hospital.
William Kirkpatrick. who was scrl-
ously injured at the Rail and River
mine the FIRST 81 the week Is improv-
ing slightly at the North Wheeling
hos pital
The central Athletic club and the
Madison Athletic clubs viii play the
champion game AZ Gilchrist BAN park
on sunday afternoon. The game w.ll
be started az 80 p. m. and a. large at-
tendance IS expected To witness The
game
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-06
LITTLETON

ITTTLETOS. ". Va. Dec. Misses
Wanda and Edith Van Horn was visit
ing with their sister Mrs ID. A. Walker.
OF Fairmout. sunday.
Miss Grayce OFT returned 10 her
home ga Fairmont after spending Few
days with friends.
Miss Pearl crow was a business shop
I or iu Wheeling Thursday.
Miss Ethel Hughes. Of iarnshaw. IS
visiting her sister. Mrs. thas Jackson.
Mrs g ". Riggs. who has been visit
ing her sister. Mrs. FRANK Host OF Nc
Nechen. returned home Tuesday even
Miss Elizabeth ViIers. who spent the
last week with friends Zoo iairm"nt ana
Fairyi-'v. returned home sunday even-
Nr John Coe e. visiting friends IN
/ Wadeston FOR a few days. ,-,
nurse OF Glendale hospital iz visiting
I Dr. and Mrs. a - lir~hart
Mrs Harry DsloruE'. % Warw01d,
spent Tuesday with her sister. Mrs.
Mr. Edgsr Kimbie. - Benvood spent
"a few days Ga town on business.
Mr. CLYDE Noothe. ~ Burton. spent
I Monday evening with He-Sie Higgins
SIR ~ d. Nerkemeli"r was % business
visitor in Wheeling Tuesday and We'd
NJ Leo vulcrs is visiting friends in
Talr,iew FOR 70 few days.
Mr Frank Chalfner. o. Meadow
Brook spent sunday with hts family
Mrs ~eIie NuIs Sc visiting her par
srf- az West Alexander. -.
Mr. william l,WiN. ut it 81. Hp'fi
Fred Eerfiue and Johnny 'intirs
spent Monday evening Win friends SOD
Nii.4 cleo Nav was a business visitor
~ Warrington Tuesday.
Mr. e. D.. h'lurd@r 81 Baltimore. Nd.
I O. visiting hia family here FOR 70 few
e. rus Miller. who has been em-
pl'ye1 la.. .f cameron. Isl ti.i'Irf h''"
NJ. ..... ....fe oras o. ,f4ff.r 10 f.f.r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-06

and $40 sputum boxes have been fur.
ni.h"d and that 81 patients have re-.
ccIv"d mills at thc d.rpcusary 50 tha
View Point ssaitarium tho FIRST water
has been pumped into tho institution
from Elm Grove the past week ana
new telephone system between tho
buildings has been installed Reports
on various other matters 81 interest
to tho directors was taken up and dis.
cuFsed 90 Che meeting which per
taiucd to The work which the league
is doinE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-06
DIRECTORS or ANTI
TUBERCULOSIS LEAGUE MEET

The reruiar monthly mcctne az tho
directors of tho ohio county Anti.
Tuberculosis LEAGUE Wa held ycster.
daN at 8 O'Clock in tho headquarters
w The organization in the board oft
f"d" huIdiue Secretary 4 o. sinks
Med DTS report for tho month. which
was read and accepted Tho report
showed that 1850 people have been
treated 90 th' diep'uearv during tho
past month. that CO.. paper napkins
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-06
Had Large crowda

Large crowds both evenings attended
the entertainment and bazaar. which
was Eiven at the Warwood Presbyterian
Church by the ladies for the hsntnt 81
the church. Many useful things were
on sale such a. fancy work and pies
cakes and candy The entertaining
which was given by the children was
one of The best ever given there
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-06
work Progressing Rapidly.

" DIX on tUF TOuse al Main md TWer-
teth streets which ~ being built for 4.
=. Schramm, h progressing rapidly The
Iouhdation has been finished and next
the structure. This house IL to be built
or brick and stone and Il expected 20 be
ed. which will take at least two nnonfbs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-06

The Warwood council will hold its
semi-monthly meeting Tuesday evening
December ., al the Center Warwood
High school building At the mectiug
the votes which were cast At the pri.
mary Will he counted and if the two re-
corders come out tie. some other means
will have to be used.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-06

meetings " I.asch's hall on TYfth aos
Main streets. sunday school at > 80 In
the afternoon. All persons are cordially
lhNlted I" attend and see how the small
Sunday school is growing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-06

r W. Mlneer. contractor OF South
W atwood. is building "A large room on
sixth street. south Warwood. which will
De used for the storing OF concrete. sand
and gravel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-06

Many people have found Violets in
bloom on the hill side ON the outskirts
or The town and many have been found
along the Pennsylvania railroad truck
The warm weather the Last couple ~
weeks has made dandeliOns and other
Wild flowers bloom.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-06
WARWOOD


ATWOOD Lutheran church will hold
services At the Center Warwood School
bullding. Main and Seventeenth streets.
SUNDAY. as follows Sunday school At
80 y. m. Charles Peterson. superin-
tenient- Church services at 1.45 o'clock
=. IN Rev Ralph Harshman. pastor OF
me church. VIII preach. All are cor
dlaIIy invited 20 attend the SERVICES
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-06

=, " tWo0u VhrIstIun church. corner ~
SeNthteenth street and Richland avenue.
Rev. y. W. Evans pasfor -Ribi. srtT,,i
ana communion services at 10 o'clock.
evening service at 40. Subject. oh
legations" Every person - i,,-tt.t
There will be no preaching services sun
day morning.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-08-05

Every day when the one thousand
members of the Wallace
circus finishes breakfast, they begin
active preparations for the parade
Well-fed horses and ponies in shining
harness and waving plumes take their
places before glittering parade char
lots; the sound of music is heard from
bands perched hazardously high; the
clowns, charioteers, jockeys, Roman
hippodrOme riders; camels from the
Eippodrome riders; camels from the
ponderous elephants, some bearing
weight of feminine beauty in Oriental
costume, make an appearance in a
picturesque, kaleidoscope pageant
more than two miles long.
A man on horseback in deep voice
cries the oft-repeated warning, Look
out for your horses, the elephants are
coming" Behind him a bevy Of pref
~ women buglers trumpet their clar-
ion-vOiced instruments, and then
Jeanne dare, in polished armor, with
clanking curtains of chain mail. The
flush of tan has tinted her ears and
cheeks. She is a young woman adopt
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-08-05
THIS WORLD OF SHAMS
SOCIAL TEST WORDS.
BY Edgar Tiff.

A WRITER in an Eastern newspaper, signing himself
~ Boston has article entitled, Social Test
Words" He claims that pronunciation is the final
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-08-05
Palace.

"a Wartime Mothers Sacrifice" the
massive two-reel Broncho war drama
being shown at the Palace today, deals
with a young Southerner who becomes
entangled with a Northern spy, who
makes the boy believe he is a muir
derer. Through this he forces infor-
nation from him, but on the eve of a
great battle the Southern youth can
not stand to betray his country and
commits suicide. Later, his mother
finds him and drags his body to the
battle field to make his loyal father
believe he died in battle Many ex-
citing scenes are shown, including a
thrilling cavalry charge in which some
of the most reckless riders in the
world take part. With this is shown
The Toy" a Majestic drama.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-08-05

ed by wealthy aunt in New Haven,
Conn, who sent her to Europe to keep
ner from entering the circus life. Her
sudden return ard her romantic mar
rage with clown caused daily papers
all over the country to devote consid-
cradle space to the incident.
Through densely crowded streets the
pageant measures it's gaudy passage
The husky youth who sits high up on
a wagon, representing the German
empire. and he himself the kaiser, is
in reality only candy butcher With
his royal helmet of shining brass and
his purple and gold jacket he imper-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-08-05
REOPEN NEW PARIS
LIBRARY SATURDAY
palladium Specially

NEW PARIS, o, Aug. 5,-The IL
brary under the management OF JET.
ferson township was opened Saturday
with a reception from l TO o'clock.
The room has been closed the past
two weeks while being re-decorated.
and New Paris now has one OF the
prettiest library rooms in the county.
and as 10 the number OF volumes is
the second largest in the county. Per-
sons from all parts OF the township at
tended the reception. over two hun
bred new books have Just been re-
ceived Of which fifty are on the sub
ject OF agriculture.
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Murrette.

Next Friday and Saturday the Muir
rette will offer the sensation of the
season, "Tigris," said to be one Of
the greatest productions ever filmed
Manager Murray while in Chicago last
week, saw the picture and was so
favorably impressed with it that he
at once booked the picture for two
days. "Tigris, or the Master Cracks
man. is in four parts. and full Of
thrills from beginning to end,
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At the Murray,

At the Murray.
Week of Aug. 4-"Brewster's Mil
lions"
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sonates the mighty man who rules
over great domain, In the afternoon
his regal attire will give way TO a
white jacket, and he will stop being
king long enough to peddle lemonade
and peanuts. Cage after cage and
wagons after wagons filled with rare
and costly animals pass in a fantastic
panorama. The calliope shrieks madly
and behind it half a hundred boys
trail tirelessly
The Observation-Disclosures circus will
come to Richmond Saturday, Aug g.,
for performances at and p, m. The
parade is at 10 o'clock.
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ObStinacy?
because all the refined and cultured people know
it tomaro, and this pronunciation come
to be considered good form"
That does settle it Hereafter any social ig
orthoepical authority and by referendum demand
its recall We shall then have personal liberty pro-
please. 1t will be free-forall race a 60
asyoupease. Mark Twain that every citizen
has freeborn Godgiyen constitutional right spell as
he pleases. So with pronunciation. best society"
ignore the school dictionary say 'tomarto why
can't another streak in the social realm ignore
say "tomattus,' another call it "tommytoeso"
1t is really nice to be in good form dress speech
and manners-providng they the genuinely good
founded upon thoughtfulness others. Being
style gives consolation religion is fine
accomplishment be able speak and write correctly
sometimes the who strive for such things
Ior themselves the essential charm
of NATURAL expression Polish make a
true gentleman, strong writer eloquent speaker
There be the back these. Nature first