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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-02

in ben @obnaRgen iollte NIT Mat
fensiit poriidltis nmgesansfu
Weroem.

Iie II 01onaie alte Aitb e.
@oo0s botte Dor einien lageu aui
ibren .soridungsreiien in Der eItcr.
lihen Globnune, 1928 @aIion 9iono.
elm Stiid 8roo geiiin0en unb oas'
ielbe nod ainoernrt in oen9si,no &C.
iiedt. Tns 0rob mar Sur 9ertiignilg
bon Ratien ODER Mduien nit 0ift be.
itridleu unb bic ,solge mar Der CoS
oes tleinen ainbes, ipeldes Die aersIe
ilid)t sn retten ocrmoften. Coroner
sSoertmeper benuste aeiiern bei Der
geroiftahgabe Die 8elegenbeit. eine
einoringIihc 8ari,ilng OH gItern ~
riffen. nit Notteneiit in ben Noh,
r,inaen NIT groBter goriid)t nnI3uae-
ben nne iclfes iiberhaupf nid)t III Ics
aen. lpenn fIeine ainoer iih i'm Saiiie
beiiE0en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-02

- girbre6sr braneen in bic Wohs
nung beg Reo. 9. 8. Yupne, Ro. 254
Wafbinston Ipenue, geaepue, uno
itablsn ST in 9aar.
- 5arrp Wosiel, 80, Don go. 227
Jront StraBe. Selspue, elm ganopmas
der, piro ieit 5rsitas permibt.
6err Geo. aleinbed unb 5ami.
lie bon Bottom, WnH., babsn ii6 in
OaptOn bduslih nieberseloHen.
9as @srsniisunsszaommitt.e
oes 8apton mens Club bat fir biz
an tommsnben 9onneritae itattfin.
oenos Wufsns s9srfammIi,ng foIesnbes
Programm aufgsitelt: Wiltpmmeu.
aniprahe beg prdiiosnien R. R. Mes
Wlurtrp; anfprahe beg Wapor Guin.
hp; gGaptpn uno isiue Sbulsn" Don
Wm. 8. WcGprmid, praIioent pss
S6ulratbss; .3apton lino feline Be.
umten" BON Qoli3eiridter u. 9. Sc.
Rop; .8apton unb feline aIubs" Dor
Jrant 8ogelbah; nOapton unb isint
airaen" pon Rep. Sobn Winiamion;
.Dapton unb feline 9srpaltuns" Dor
2ouis Siemon; wDupton uno isir
Staotrutb" BON CD. 9. Wiaiams.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-02

IGGftIi6en arrangements fiir bas
Rrnsert untergelnufen ipdren. Die
tetreffenben fSragen ipurben eirs
aebenb btfpronsn unb Bel BEN ndds
iten Ronstrt iDerben biefe Gtblsr pers
miebsn speroen.
Die Snitaliruns Der 1eamten tDiro
fpie iibIid an einem Samitog Ibtno
im Mnfons bes Wonats Januar IN
sslamm's 6uus itattfinoen nno NIT
fen arrangements tpuroen BITE 1srrsn
8. froni &. Willenbrint nnb ). bofFs
mann betraut. 4ls Gbrensdits iptrftH
su bieiet SnItalIiruns Der oeutIhs
GpufuI 8. Wesser. Rihttr 4lirsb 81.
Nippert, Or. Otto Siittner iofpit is
ein gsomter aIIsr su ben gersinigf:.l
GGnasrn a,b0risen gsreine sinselaoen
iperben.
6errn Or. Otto siitiner fpurs fi;-
iein fir bas 9oltsIisbsrionsert ses
fihtetes 2ieb het Dant ausaeiprohsn.
Cine Ginlabuns bes Shipeiaer
W1nnerhors su beHen Ghriitbaunis
psrlooTuns uurbe unaenommen uno
tie Delsaaien fpe,oen iih mad ardftsn
tetheiliasn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-02

Tie Neupprt Office fir bas vGin'
einnatier grlfsblatt" befinbet iidl in
go. 339 gorf strcF., seseniber benz
GOurtbauie, moielbit 9seuigfeiten, Na.
Seiscn II. |. m. bic 10 l1br 45 Wtina.
ten abenbs entsegensenommcn iuer'
ben. Selepbon SDuth 2401.
MGuie, bic an 5eu.r5eus nass
ten, Deruria6tsn geitern Mlorsen in
benz aonfettions slobsn bon W. giban
an Der 6ooss unb pottsrion Strabe
Elm 5euer, bas sinen Shaoen bon
5000 anridtste, ebe Die Glammen sss
loiht tperben tonnten. W,ife S6ebau,
Chauffeur Der 4utoe5sueriprigs, erts
fam nit tnapper Qptb @srlesuneen,
als cine 4cstplenzaampe am auto er=
plDDirte.
Die 1ruite.s Der Campbell
gountp prot. Rinberbsimatb banten
hermit ben Shulz z&ommiHdren, 2sbz
rerinnen unb Shiilern Der Dffentliheu
Shulen fir bic sensr0ien 9ant'a>
sunssias.geidents fur bic Waifsn Der
Nnitalt.
Geiunbbeitsbeumter Or. Sobn
Cobb beribtete fOlgeups gobesfdlle:
Warp Senrp, 33; putrid 0'9rpan,
50; s. u. Griion. SO; gilbert aranp,
70; emma Smith, 30; Hooert Dople,
81; Sobn Sbannon, SO.
Sm Rreisgeriht rpurbt bic Qr=
tlase sesen Jrant Collins ipesen 5a!s
tens eines .9anoboot" nisosrgef6lae
gen, ba Der Staatsanpdlt gurtanlp
ansab, Dab Der 6auptaeus. elmer
5olpote niht sefunben tperDsn tonne.
Sm Stabtseridte tpurbe @eor9
Robtufon Desen unfugs um So se@
itrdft. - Geors Butler, Der beg 9es
rumlunserns befdulbist mar, srbfel.
$15 unb Rotten. - Sofep6 5aa er6ielt
negsn 1runsenbeit unD 9eruwluns
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-02

lilt, erlitt einen srpeiten MafaI BON
lShldgflmb iino beiinoet iih IN eit,eili
Iprefdren 8nftono.
| 8. 6. ,Nornborn bon Dit Saril.
ton bat Don 2cn gSittinan oas Stnr
Wonoelbiioer 2beater fir $4,000
foliflid) erfpcrbeu.
Die gcuntpsaommiHdre be-
fdloFen seiteru, pom Gtaat $50, 600
fir 0erbeferune Der aanoitraben 5u
perlangen.
II. 8. Ghrop BON Columbus, g..
lit bier, Inn in Der 2inepln uno Der
Saplor Shule 6anofertistsitss unters
riht gu ertbeiIen.
- Die Dime SaDinss 8onf ers
belt seitern bon ben Gountp@Rommiis
idren ben aontratt fur bic Dauer bon
bret Sabren. OILS ShaBomt fir goins
tpsGeIoer 81 fnneirsn. Die 8ani piro
3A pro5ent 3inien auf ale Gountps
0eloer besaHen.
- Die So5idIiitsn hielten porseitsrn
abeno sine Beriammluns ab. in ipeIs
der cine anSobI itdotifte 8eamten
uno Inse1tellie srndnnt unb sur Grs
nennilng reiommdnoirt fpuroen. on.
Seutel purbe aIs Witslieb oes Ues
iunpbeitsratbes srpdblt; CD. Euui,
Diaiam Wiiemon uno Sofepb 9elbs
linser aIs partsaommifdre, SRI. ai!s
Iian Clint oIs i0ifssStaotelcrt uno
Sarrp Speers uno Senrp SduIte ais
gertpaIter bcr Game 5rei gibliotbef
| iiir sipei Sabre. Ssrr Swers bat oiis
sebIih bas Biireerredt bier nod nidt
srporben unb fam oespesen ni6t o!s
geamter bisnen. Gr itammt aus Jnis
nois unb tpobnt bier nur iur5e 3eit.
- Der Ban Der nsuen Bride bon
Der 9isb 5ur Waiu Strabe mnb ipdhrs
iheinlih pon Der Stuof 5amilton
aussefubrt fperber, neil bic Bride in
tsiner g.rbinbune nit ireenb elmer
Der 9anofraben itsbt. Die Bride in
Wibblstolpn mub sbsnFous bon Der
Stabt IeIbit sebout rperbeu. Die Nuss
iihten fir ben Gau bieier griiden tn
ben nd6iten Sabrsn iino iehr tribe.
- Den Bon,srs Weil. Rotb &c
60. BON gineinnoti fpuroen seitern bi,
STE. 900 5pro3eniis.n Gountp Gmers
eencp Bombs su ibrsm ansebot pon
1864 prdmie sugsipro6en.
- Gs fdnben pdbrsno bes Wondts
Ropembsr in bieism RssiitrorsD Diitriii
go. 40 A SpbesfGle itait. BON tuels
den iehs auf Die 3opnibips oes Ti.
itritts unb 3s auf bic Stubt Samilton
entiielen.
Sobn 70. 6iQ. tpslder Die plGns
fir cine aussabe bon $1,000 iar ben
9au elmer Qepee enttparf, um biz
Staot 5amilion Dor elmer 6ohfliiib all
fdiisen, tpuroe ssitsrn bon Der Butler
Gountn Gmersencp GommiFion ents
laNsn iino srbisli ben Reit ieiner 0ers
siiturs i'm getross pou $500. gr
mub bic plans iub 3.idnunssn BEN
gountp iiberlafen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-02
@OdjeuberidJt bes Ueiansbeitsamts.

2alt Dem @ohenberid)t bes i,obti.
id,en @eiunbbeitsnnits ipnrben i'm Der
oeriloiienen 4pHe 127 J1lle pon ar.
itedenoen arantbciten uno 81 Io0es.
fdlle infolee iolher Grnntbeiien se.
meIoet geeen 295 Grfranfungen iinn
81 3obesiaae in Der ynrnuelipote
res noriaen ssabres. auf Die ein5el.
nen aranfbeiten nertbeiIen lid bic our
Meloung gelangtem s56lle ,uie iolgt:
Sdapinoiudt, 10 grfrontnnsen uno
10 1ooesfoQe; 1ipbtberitis. % Or.
franfunsen rmb stpei 1obesf1lle: !:
8inopoden, 10 Grfrnnfungen ,aeud,.
huiten, 10 grfranfungen; Shorladr
fieber, 13 grtrnnfuneen; Noie. 5
Grfranfunsen. 1Dpbusiieber, 3 Or.
franfuneen; Maiern, ainoerIdbnnng.
9lattern uno Sirnbnutentsiin6ung, je
eine Grfranfung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-02

l6nrrp thornton. %, 2220 Concord
| @irnbe.
l9lIiee Rpan. 10. 1854 8IOom Ctr.
ISoiepb paul, %. 1912 plum Ctr.
lSuiie 6ahn. 20. oesgl.
lGree. O. Dorm, "a. 123 garfisIb g3i.
lCorotfD 5elsne Smith, 18. 629 Wals
mt Ctr.
lGborles Jolspb 9e1sr, "a, 1880
I Gnnoer Str.
laaura IRA. Milion, 20. 1880 GIoos
itone aDe.
lpap<l gtepans. %. Cartilage. %.
lNnnn Haoarlau. o6, Gor!hcss.
ISsp Woener. 20, genport. an.
lais3is aiOis. 20. 500 Weit 8. Str.
(gmor 80. lllriei. Rornoob.
lGraee u. Sismart. 1888 Columbia
anenue.
jsb0mas u. aiib, 25. Jairmouns.
I so. 90.
tGpa a0Dc. "a. 432 Dsn Z. gts.
IQlntcn GroTsl. 1852 Central Mpe.
Bertha MOpfner. 26. 1913 Dint Ctr.
IAmanb Gsfhninb. SO. 10 on Is.
I GtrnBe.
luaap 6assertp. 40. q bessl.
|Qouis Gtlor. 80. Hoiapia, q.
lBeifie Dubcfstp, "a, $50 0sR 5. ct.
(Cseoy Gain. 50. 2514 aemper Cane.
lWtta Gufe. %, paloee eotel.
jearrn Burns. "a. ebaronpius. q
lQ<lio gsoier, "a. bsSoi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-02

Ebone 1851 q.
- 1ie Stobtraibe ,Soieph 9. Bud.
rer uno Charles 9afer iofpie Wm. Ok.
glndaa, Glerf oes Wunisipalgeridts,
reitten aeitern ibre aaution bel oeni
Wapor Straub EN-.
- Or. .. g. gnnbn, elmer Der
Greeitoren Der bnnferotien Crescent
Wotorcpcle go. bon WiboIetomn, mel.
der ais WaIIeoeripnlter ernannt por.
oen mar, lpuroe geltern bon Hidtsr
Wfurpbp aili Griilhen Der anberca
8Iaubiaer als Winifeperipalier eilfIai-
fen, neil er elmer Der sSiriereiiirten
mar.
- Ginbreher brangen in bic 8ob.
ttllng Der iamlIie 5enrp :. gtumler,
go. 92S Dapfon straBe, uno erbeute.
ten einen lleber3ieber uno einen He.
genId,irm. Gle Gamer perimhten
cbenialls in Die Wobniing bon Nobert
=. Sbanf, geo. 923 Canton Strabe,
ein5ubrinsen, fpuroen ober Der.
iheud)t.
0em @n. Df. 9ailep purbe
porseitern Rad,t aus ieiner 8obnuns,
Ro. 92S Glib s. SiraBe, ipertbpolle0
Observation-Disclosures geItoblen.
- Ger @eiunobeitsbeanlte Or. v.
8. Smeblen gab aeitern Der HoIisei
ben Befebl, 3lpei 6nnoe elmer Jnmi.
lie 0Itlih BON ben aanal 3ll erifie-
Ben, ipeil in Der ssnmilie Die Gipbtbe.
ritis oufgetreten lit uno Die 6unoe bel
ben1 Spiel nit gafbarsfinoer Die
aronfDeit burh 4nlieduns nerbreiteI
fonnen.
- Gem elmer arauie, BON 81. 81.
No. 8, puroe porgeitern aus ieinem
0ugep cine Neiietoifp NIT aleiounss.
itiifen aeitoblen
sSrnli 2eonnro 8oebel, lucl1e in
Trenton suobnt uno bier wobIbetaHnt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-02
& ubing t on.

Sie Gppinston Office fur Sas ,Giu'
sinnntier Splfsblatt" beiinbet Iif) i'm
SebauSe Go. 509-511 Nabiion
aDenne. Iuseigen, Wittbeilunsen
snb geiteaausen irsenospslder 4rt
merbsn bis 10 llbr Gbenbs oaiel6it
entgesenseuummen. Selepbon SouIb
1854.
- Sm Staotseritt ipurbe Gnor
Gapis pegen aIeinoiebitobls unter
$3.50 giirgi6oft oen 9rpbseihpores
nen uberipieien. - parris pebpprtb
erbislt pegen 5rieoensbruhs 500
unp Soften unb 80 Gage Qrbeitsbaus.
- 5rsb. Meper uno sSobn Conner
erbielten pegen Strabenbettelns je
80 Gage 4rbeitsbdus.-Mite S'Real
muBt, pe9en 6erumlungerns S. uno
soften 5ublen. - 6. 8. Sbropps err
lisIt pegen 6erumlungerns 80 Gage
arbeitsbaus. - Sames HpbiniOu,
Samss Smitb, Sin Sones unb g.e
9etractius erbielten pegen 5eruais
lungerns js 30 Gage Irbeitsbaus. =
s5cbn Fop srbtelt ueesn Jrieoenss
bruhs $15 unb aoiten. = RiIep Wlds
ion erbielt fpegen Sruntenbeit, eemsis
nen genehmens uno 5ra9ens perbor=
qener Waffen $50 unD Soften uno
SO Gage Qrbsitsbdus. Wm. Gala
ban srbielt tpegen Srurtenbeit uno
llnfugs s. uno Soften.
Snfolgs areu5sns slettriiter
0rG6te entitanD in Der 3tpeiq Yoitz
office an Der 90 unb WlabiiDn Oh.
Elm gronb, 3as prompts ginereifen
Der 6euerpebr nerbiitste erpBen Shaz
BEN.
- Eriib am Uiontag Morgen tpurbs
tds fSeueroepartcment nd6 Der ghds.
TonneLleDi6en Reitauration, g9p. 817
Wla0tion IDenue, gerufen, poielb't iuz
fGl9e etnsr ii6erbei3ten 9as Ronoe
eln 8rano ausbrah. Der umIihtiqen
Settlsna DEG Jeuer9efs 2embter 1T es
3u oercdnten, bdB bas syeuer auf Ieie
nen 5ero beihrGntt purbe uno Die
rlmlieqenoen 5ramegebdubs teinsn
S6aben litten.
- Charles Mcgart6p, So esabrs
olt, Elm QnqeitsQter fsr 8. &: Is.
Gifenba6n, lpuroe geitern ulpraen
nabe Mdlton, ap.. BON einem 3use gsz
tootet. Coroner Or. Murat BON Boone
Gountp bielt ben Snquslt. Der Ser
l.naliidte lit Elm Bruber BON Maion
WcGarthp, 4gent Der 6. &c q. gifene
bahn in 8antltd Station.
- Ginen Gbefbeiu e-6ielten 0epra
N- Collins. p, unb s5roneis 5aDlor,
1s, beibe bon W9uncie, .Snb.
S. Waloron, BON SO. 318 GAR
rarp 4penue. beri9tets Der poIi3ei,
fdb etmano aus Der alien @oD.
GteDenion's 6eimitdtts meffina unb
9!sirO1rsn itab!. Die polisei tit nit
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-02
Ter lnteriuduns bes SaIles befdGfs

Fer unterfuduns bes Salles befhafs
tiet.
- Sm gountpserihi tpuroe Ilfreo
abams gum 4bminiftrator Der s. W.
!Sorris 5interlaFenibaft ernannt uno
itellte giirgfhaft nit Senutor 90. 6.
5aq. Ibfbdber iinb 8. g. 4ooms,
Wm. Made uno s. 9. 5ants.. Ders
felbe qualifisirte als 8ormunb iiher
4lfreb unp Hanbolpb Sarris. -
2aurd 8. GdHiop qucltfiairte al3
@prmiinoerin iibsr Man 2puiie Glls
Iibp unb sames u. gaiiiop. = SEQ
SleIh qualifi3irte als 4bniniitrator
Ger 4nna Shlupp 6interlahenI6oft.
0enalb 6au, alias Dab"
9edstep, Der ipegsn Ginbruhs uno
Oiebitabls 81 3udtbausitrafe perur=
tfetlt puroe, purbe seitern bonn S4es
riff ssobn s. Soste nah gooppiae ges
braht.
9runbeigsntbumsii ibertrdgunsen.
sSranf 9pftpn an s. 81. &eller, Got
To. a in 9lot No. Is Der Soutbsote
llnterobtbeilun9 an Der 9antlid Ctr,
Iuolia Der 16. Strabe, 81, Wm 3.
2aIsp an g. g. 2appin, Got in Sns
dependence, 81.
- Spbn Sadion ipurpe tpegsn 5al=
tens zines grlpIpiels i'm Wiurrur
Sptel pom 9eheimppli3iiten 9dborl
perbaftst.
- Sobn 8. Wanning purbe ipegsn
l3e6prellerei perbaftet. Gr ion Jalrts
Shleipinstp bic aoitrehnung ihuloio
aeblieben Iein.
- Go. SufarD purbe BON poii:
5iiten Sobannsmann pessnSerumluns
germs einsebrdGt. Gr bate einen
llebersisber in ieinem gsiib, Der alien
anidein nah bon Dr.. Wintsrmepsi
geitoblen puros.
- SIN areiseeri6t sr1islten hit
GroBesIhlporsnen tpeitere feds 5asc
I'm ibre Irbett 3u erleoigen. - Snc1
@raut erbielt lie Sdeioung bon 8
6. 9raut unb Die Sbbut iiber ibr.
3pei &inber. - Sm Sale bes S0omes
gaupersins gsaer Clarence 9iIdrC
ipurbe Elm urtbeil fir $402,07 neb'
3inIsn abeeaaben. - Die Ginbalts:
tlaae Der Siio gopinetcn uno Sin:
cinnati Strobenbahn So. geg:n Sohr
9. Dillon, Sr. unb 4ubere. geItsue,
runa betreffenb, ipuroe rerporFen.
- Robert 6. SSrantIin, Elm Be-
fainter Reonsr, tpirb am tpmmenber
Spnntaq bic Ssbd6tniBreDe Der bisii:
oen glts haltsn.
- 8inneniteuer Solicitor Sbomp:
| icn berittete foIgenb. Ginndbmsn:
2iften S215; gisr $40, $50; Sptrituo:
fen $401 ,O5S.46; Giaarren $1540..
so; 5abat S19,419.12; CAFE S27.40:
9lnosres $445, ,622.71 fin ben Wlonat
RpDembsr.
- cSm Stdotrdt6 puroe tros bes
8roteites bon 9eproe Shldmdnu bon
Retpport bic @irtbibaits. 2iaens bon
Rp. 431 8eTt 2. strobe an :. g
GnQlanb. No. 430 Scott Strabe
transferirt. Cine Qanoitrede ami.
Ihen Der Wabifpn &penus unb OH
8antlid Roab ioa tDnbemnirt psroen
um bic q. Strabe burdaulsaen. -
Mita!isb S'grien reihte cine Srbi.
runs elm. bsmuemGb cine 9ershtiamt
ausosIdrisbsn 1psrbsn Ipq. I'm ube,
uerpiiIe StraBen Drdhte su ipanner
uno an osnielben qfoiten su srrid,tsn
um bic Stabt etc. nit steftriIher
2idt au oeriebsn. Die gsriobs ior
20 Sabrs iein. Quf Qntrao Don So
ispb OreBmann tpurbs bic Srbinani
benz aommittee fir geIeu6tuno iibsr
ipieIen. - Die Scott Strdbe, spiifsr
Ter 5. uno 6. Strabe. IpI neu uepilu
itert nerben.
- Or. Gain bon go. 400 Wabifor
Qpenue be,ihtste Der polisei, bdb ibr
ous feinsm Waqen cine Shahtel mi
100 9as=Wantels unb 80 andue
| (4.x~~ II S,..,~S.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-02

I'm Stelle bes iibIiben pfinssfeiieS
oiirfte I'm Griibjobr ein ROnSert in Der
Muiitbole tretsn. - Nneriennungss
fhreiben bes beutfnen aoniuis unb
Rihter Ripperf's fir bas 0oltsIies
bersaonsert. BET Der Snitaairune
Der geamten fperoen eine ansabl
Gbrensdts 5lsesen f.in.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-02

Gnnbmeifter 6. aruger CAB ebens
fous isinem Doni fur feline Witbtrtrs
r6blune Musbrnd unb mahte bonil
bic D<lesdten auf finise tleine Oers
,ieben aufmertiam. bic bei ben se'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1913-03-14
Mr.. Merchant Do You
Advertise?

c. w. Post, the millionaire breakfast food manu-
tacturer, at dinner given to his employees some
time ago. in response to toast to the success of his
foods, said: Gentlemen, appreciate the delight
ful compliment paid to our breakfast food, which,
OF course merits your favor and the applause of the
world, but would not have you forget that the Sue
cess OF this venture is also keen compliment to the
science of advertising"
That's true, it proves what advertising will do If
you will find some use for common white sand, and
advertise 1t extensively ond udciousy, it will be as
O gold mine.
Why it is that merchants afraid to venture out
In this line, is hard to understand. Every business
man knows it pays to advertise. Every business
man knows millions have been made with some COM
monartice, not always even q necessity, but adver-
tise- properly. Every business man knows that the
mos prosperous merchants the heaviest adverti-
sers yet the average man does not seem to grasp
necessity.
You will be old and infrm, before trade will in
crease without the use of printers ink in some form
The personal testimonials of your few customes will
be long time reaching around the community
Advertise, and get your personal workers band
enlarged and instead of half dozen or SO families
get dozens and treat them so we'll that they are
compelled to talk about your merchandise
See here, Mr. Merchant, to sum up, you must
make. your advertising an intelligent campaign,
planning with the same thought used in the selec-
ton OF the merchandise.
Advertise your goods and you will sell them as
sure as two and two make four.
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Lazy eirda

The "nound fowls Of Australia
and New Guinea construct mounds
OF decayed leaves for their nests.
In these the eggs are laid and COW
cred over with the same material.
The warmth engendered by the de-
composition of tho leaves causes the
eggs to hatch, and the young in due
time ,burrow their way out to life
and the open nir. These birds are
regarded ~ the LATEST 'of oil tho
feathery kingdom. Next to them
come the common blackbirds Of
America for laziness. These black.
birds never build nests Of their own,
but lay their eggs in tho nests Of
otlnr birds and leave them to be
hatched by foster mothers. This Ia
an unfortunate imposition on tho
smaller birds, as the blaclsbird's
young is so large when first Matched
that he soon crowds the. smaller
birds out of the nest aud has il al
~ himaAlf
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How many OF you can tell why a
barber las red and white striped
pole as n sign In the olden time
barhors were ulsn urgeons in q
small w. particularly in the opera.
..sa =. .srecilly. - =ss,e. -, c.
eration II WIS necessary for the pa
tent TO crl-p u staff, and the bar
Der always kept one ready, as well
as strips Of clo.' for bandaging the
patients a.,r Whon the staff was
not in rse ! e3dace was tied to
Il so th@l hey n ut be together
when wautti. apd the barber usual
ly huns ;h"in at his door as Q sin.
= t.;r ectrse Z time. however. q
painted po:e took the place at sns
door OF tie one used in the opsrs.
Hon. and 'isrl came the sign
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Cured b. I my S.cries.

Having vail. tried man Al.
various remedc- 10 restore IN hca
Q business man whom | know az
who had fallca .nto morbid cor
dition owing - years of overwork
a famous baltimore physician a
last persuaded his patient to tax,
course e funny stories, one a
each me' with an extra two a
dinner The patient, a solemn anC
gloomy fellow, at first rebelled, but
finally falling in with the idea
adopted course recommended
and was Il the end restored t
health. the effect of laughter being
entirely to change his mental anC
bodily condition.
Laughter. in fact, is one of tht
cheapest and most effective of med
icines, breaking up stagnation o.
mind ard body and sending {
healthy Vibration through ones sys
TEN. There is very little the mat
ter with the man who can enjoy &
hearty lsur.l - Nashville Tennes
seean
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The Prince of Grumblevs.

When Mr.. Beoton asked If he did
not find many unreasonable people
among his summer boarders Farm
or JOY quickly assented.
Lots an lots are never satisfied
anyway" he said. "No matter
what's done for 'em there'll always
be something wrong somewhere.
"Now, last summer" he went on,
with cleaning eye, "wo had a man
here that was so fond of grumblin'
that one day he actually called for a
toothpick after he'd had a glass Of
milk p-Youth's Companion.
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DUMAS AuDAclTY.


American readers are accustomed
TO surprises in their newspapers
but imagine their astonishment
should some favoritc journal pub.
lish in good faith, in daily install.
monts aud adapted according to the
notions Of some staff writer, q
classic such as, for example
Dantc's "lnfernop Yet tho aston,
ishment so excited would not be
without a parallel in the annals OF
newspaper management, inasmuoh
rs Homer once figured as n fcuillo.
toniste for Partisan newspaper.
When Dumas the elder was edit
ing his journal, Lo Mousquetairc,
Urban FACES, one of his assistants,
who was an exceptionally fine Greek
scholar, was one day enthusiastic
ally expatiating upon the beauties
OF the '1iad" and the "Odyssey."
Dumas grew most interested.
] ''lf only you could read them in
the original" sighed FACES.
"Why not?" asked Dumas.
'But," exclaimed FACES, my
dear fellow, you don't know alpha
from omega'
"Will you translate for mef"
asked Dumas eagerly.
Accordingly FACES undertook tho
task. Beginning with the first
book of the "Iliad," he would read Il
line OF the Greek and then give u
literal translation. Dumas quickly
caught the spirit of the epic. As
FACES read he wrote q translation
and signed it.
"In the name Of oil the ancients,
NJ Dumas" exclaimed Fages, "but
you are signing your name to the
Tliadp"
Certainly" responded Dumas,
"that is, to my version of it. It
viii appear as feuiueton IN lie
Mousquetaire."
rageS was nlIeo Win dlSmay, as
he afterward related, but before
such audacity and naiyete he felt
helpless. How was he to convince
Q writer accustomed to every tri-
umph that he was too bod?
And so the next day an install.
ment of the '1liad," as rendered in
half an hour or. so by a man who
could not read the Greek alphabet,
appeared at the bottom of the page
OF LIE MousQuetaire, with the note,
"Continued IL our next
This enterpris ~ bit of Journal
ism raised such s;erm Of criticism
that Dumas was persuaded to dis
continue ii ftor The third install
ment, tho%yh "a lda1ted that
he quite uAl - what was The
:. j Pioneer Pross.
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No. %.


Old Abe Cruger lived In Nev
England in the days Of Indian war
fare. He was a fatalist Of q pro-
nounced type. Nevertheless hs
would not venture forth without his
blunderbuss. One day he had an
important errand, but the blunder-
buss, when he came TO get il, was
missing from the rack made OF an
tiers whore IL always hung. Some
one of his family had taken IL. All
sat down TO wait till it was brought
back.
"But, Abe, thought YOU were .
fatahstI' SAID q friend.
$50 | am" the old man an
swered.
"Then why bother about your
blunderbuss ?" tauntcd tho friend.
"You are in no danger from the In.
diana since you can't possibly die
Till your time comes"
eyes," said the old man, 'but
suppose was TO meet an Indian
and his time had come. II wouldn't
do for me not to have my blunder-
busss,would it2"
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You don't look like q man who hsl
tasted for three days"
Appearances Is agin me. lady: but
ah. II you only knowed how many
pairs OF pants got en"--Philsdelphao
Syess.