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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-17
1ies mmS 1as.
lie etrabeubobir 9eieIIit'aIt

lie gtraBeilbobip 4eieli'talt
iiberjonote aeiiern oeln StoofalioItcr
asaihburn $4,000 ais AnSabinnJ
iiir bic iibIifen 8ebitbren, neldle Der
1taot fir oie periloiieuen orei Vlona'
fe cor ben Ginndhnen Der 8eieilltl1lt
sutcmnren. Die CSeielIid)oft bot lNre
abred)nllng fir ons lesie BlertelIapr
bes ,sobres 1912 nod ntdli fertlgse'
itelit uno fanbte oaber bic obige Sunl'
me ais Dorl1uiiae abihlass8oblnng.
- Ut. ScdIthu mndDte geitern ci'
men peracbIiden @eriiid,, cine Sernp.
iebnna Der 9iaie 5lt erIptrfen, meld]e
bic Ertifaft fir gsaiier, bos pon oen
hieiiaen lnIicnucrfen gelIefert miro.
6esdhlen mub. Winpor Ieier Blum
arbeiisoireftor ,soiepb 8eber ilHo z.
81. Senibaip iprnhen aeitern I'M N1ih.
poule Dor lino eriiid,ten arbeitsoiret'
tor griee nm cine acolttion Der Sal
ierrnic pom 80 anf 20 Gents pro 1000
tSoIlenen, aber ibr aillnd,en iparoe
nbidldaia beihicoen
Observation-Disclosures Gnih bat ae'
iiern beiilmmi, ooB eine Der neiien au
tonoeIl- Tompiiprisen in Spbe 0ort
uno ote srpeiie III Carthage ltnticnirt
lein ioil.
Ieiitnnnt gefer aenneou, rpn
Der Sprigenfompa9nie gto. Is, iuio
Die ,Seiiermcbrlente VI. 8. gofprence
non Der SprisergfonIpns.lie gio. -
umo ,sohn 5obin BON Der Seiiertom-
pognIc gto. l2. Ipuroen eeitern oom
Sidlcrbeitsoireftor penlionirt.
qaut sinem Rehisguidf,tsn, bas
a.itern arbtitsbireiior prife pom
Stdotartpolt geiimdn erbkli, brdutlt
bic Stnoi in BEN nsu tinssmsinostsH
Ssrriiorium fir SirabeHbsIsnhsuns
Der 0asaeitllit,afi ieins b0bxrm Ras.n
5u 3abler. aIs in Der Stabt k3ob!t
p.rosn. auf @runo bisfes Gu.dtasns
lpiro bic Sinot bsoeuttnoe Griporniiis
MAIDEN, o<nn bie tinssmtinbsien Cris
iddftsn habtH fir ibre Sirobsns
beltuhiung nusnabmsios bebtuieno
mehr bssahtt dls Cincinnati.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-17
(gtnseianM.)
lbtateriad,sn.

llnpiiIe iiber Die helriige Giuleu.
oine iiber yoic 5benieriraae" orlct
mir Die Seoer IN bic Snno. Der Gin
iefoer iii nida eered,t limb llnpnrtei.
Iid,feit uno geredtigfeit i'm llrtheil
gilt obestan. s9ir baben In nnieren
oeniiden 1Renier-eniemble ssiinitlrr
nno aiinltlerinnen auf Die mir iiol,
legn tonnen iino bic lns In ben Der
'lcilenen S0bren ourdD ihr Spie! ldol,
naHden 8ennB bereitct baben. ysebea
ben Uom Serrn einienoer nuaefiibr,
ten Sd,anlpiesernamen. bigrien oi,
pon Otto ernit Sdsniio. Heiiuer.,sa.
brieius. sSrau Siiraer. Sfnio- CORN
nno Blum lider ais aleid,berndliio,
nDae'iibri :perhen. Sie limb Ssiinitler
IN lhrem ipe3iellen lat,, uno i'd, alau.
be beiiurlni. oaB mir ,seoer bierin bel.
p'l,dlien miro. neiien urfheil ni1.t
ourdl irgenoeine 4oreingnsommenbs.i
gefrAht Fpirn I'D, mDdyfe bier beic.
ilen, Dab i'd, MIR oisie Sdsouiptsler
liellne. ipelhe id,on am langiten I'm.
ieren oeutidwA eHienbie anaeboreu
"a mir nun Dod am sritilireu iiuA
lDiu if hln5ilfisaen. baB unier Iben.
ter.sieporicIr IN nen lesien ssnhreu
etipas einieItis iuar. es miro uus m
ipenis uou aeeieaeuen. aes,aItrsidsu
1illdea aeboien. freilidl leiDer Der
gfobie gbeH lniiere5 gublifamx uafl
t1uas siiillgee 81 apill IudRn.
ertreniidDe aHpedisluna bieiet o..
spefei'e. ipeillger erirenlidl aher mar
ss' Dab 5u Ibr OF ssr1fte bingHaego.
gen iUliroen bic feine Strait iisr oiriel.
lF iparen. iroeHi Ibnen bic ssiupflods
Iellie. be Stinunmittel. Nofien mir.
oaB nMstr lbenteritiif iloit m,iipr
eselt nno roo RanseI f,erriden, lou
'si!srA. 8. s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-17

3u tiHtm gang prGh,isen Grfola
ssiiolisie fid oos aafiee,rdnsfen. bas
am psrflOiisutn Sonnias In bem soiis
gen 6eim Don 5rau eugsubiebl. &c.
1862 Elora Sirabe, pom Rkinpf1iEr
DamenNr.in peranita!:ei fpuros. Dir
1dmtn oss 9treins iparen nut5dblia
erfhiensn unb oubsro<m haiten fit
cls ho4ipil,cmment gdfk bic Tdmsn
oes IanoDtbrpsretns. Der 9orusori
Soes unb bss 9amenpsreins bss
T.uti4a 4mtri.dniiden S.obsperhans
bss einaefunbsn, ipGbrsnb in Den
abeHbfiunoen iif audi bi. 6srrtn sins
fitlien. RaiiirIid lieb syrau gusenbisM
ts fih niHt nshmen. ihre G1fie ouf bas
CpuIsnteiie Su btpirttxn unb ale ans
lpsieHesn unt.rbielssn ii4 auf b0s
Bette.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-17
2sns 81 ipdt.

gDit Gin asiiern Inn poli3sibaupl
quarter fiRgelaaftnss 1elsgramm bt-
fagt. ipirh bsr Dor einiaen lossn un.
ter Der icrmellen AHtlase Der gnaa.
bondage bierftlbft psrhafieie Thomas
Ran orinstns IN Wofbinsion. .. g.,
ptrlansi unb auf fsin< Geitnobm, IN
cine H<lobnuna pcn $500 ausasIset
leibtr traf be Depefhe 5u jpot elm.
b Rnp ii0 btteits am Disniiae ituls
oia bssanni, bie ibm auferlsstt g,los
ffrafe BON $50 unb Aoitsn tn.riti,t
UNI bic 6taes fefsst DsrIaHsn baii..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-17

= y " m m tee 1ul
NiitteI unb Wege beitebt odrQuf Der
SuderSol adn3Iih auf3uR6en. Oil.
9runG lplro angegsben, 3uter isi cir
fothtiSts 2ebensmitteI uno miiiis Der.
robIfeiIt peroen. Ods ldbt fi6 er,
rsihen, obne ben 3oQ gdn3lih auf3u:
hsben Der bobe 3utsrpreis in oisIem
Sanoe enIIteht aus oem Raifineris8pl
nlD etnem beionoers boben 3oQ fiji,
SGtsr, Der etnsu sstpifIsn Grab Dor
Subtqtsit iiberitsist. 0as bat 3ur
NtrtunQ qebabt, oaB Die ,3uter RAJ.
| fiHsure Die Wuare monpppiiTirt pa.
ben. Biro Der RaffinsrissoQ oufge-
hobsn uno ebenio Der b6bere s3oQ fiji
brcunen 3uter, oonn bort Der Mpnoz
po!Spreis ouf. 5rsiiid pirb bonn
nod Der 3uter gum preiis oes ners
bleibeneen 3oqss pertbeuert, dber bic
geIaitung pdre ertrdgIin unb Der
acHiument bate bic 9enu1t6uunQ.
odh Giles 8eio, bas iiber ben resQsn
Pseis iiir 3utsr be3a6It pirp, Der
Reqierung uno niht ben Roffinsrien
3Ifliebt. Damn 1T aud nod Die fl
ndr3ieQe Seite Der Regisruna al srs
Dotnen. 0iefe besieht aus 3uders
3ollen etne Repsnus BON 40 Wliqipnen
0oIIars oas Sabr. Tisisn 8strag
tam iis nitt auf anosrs Deifs auI.
brtnqsn uno penu oisis ginndbmsz
oueQs DerihloHen 1T, geratben bic
cHentli6en IiHon3sn in llnoronung.
Die TemotroteH foliten bod nitt bic
Gehren Der 6arriipnIhsn 4bminiitraz
ticn oergeTsn babsn, ipslde bic 3utsr.
SOLE aufbpb, um tie our Bats Don
8e8ipro3itdts 8srtrdasH gu MAIDEN.
Tas ReiuItat mar, oab bic rationale
Gegierung ibre 9oIoreisrpen antaitsn
mubte, um ibrs Qusgaben su beItrsiz
ten uno ipbdlo oas eeTddh, trut bic
Qanit Elm, Die bon 1892 bis 1896
eausrte UNI bas QaHb in ous gr0bte
Glenb itiir3te. Weiter iit gu srpdbz
men, ouB bic QufbsbuHg bss 3uters
3oqes Elm gsihent BON 40 WiqipneH
Dollars an bic 2dnbsr mare. bic
3Gter eIp0rtiren. Die suropdiiten
ruirosn nit BEN 4uasns
tlite, oa Der ,3olI bier gdn3Iih uufgss
G0beu pirb, nit ben 3utsrpreifsn
cLFihldgsn. 2lls bic Rspublitansr bic
3uder30Qs aufbobsn, por oas bon
Ibrem Stanbpuntt 3u psr'teben. Sis
Itufen Die 5inan3S0lIe ab, b. 3. bic
30ue, pelds Der Rsgisrung Ginnobs
men iihsrn, um bic etuss6qs gu ers
h0heR. Ods DemotrotII6e grin8ip
lit bod gerabe sntssasngeisBtsr Qrt,
.Hbsm es Ginun880Qs bsfiirportet.
lDir bpffen, nab Der aongrsb ouf Die
Ien plan beg aommittees niht elm
Iehsn. ionoern Darauf bsItsbsn tpirb, |
2ab nur Der S6us3oa auf ..3uter
Illt uno niht Der 5tHun3SoQ, pslb |
eegtsrer bod ssnug 1T, nm Der Rls |
,er3uder Snbuitris ausrsifxnben |
S6us 3u qstpahrsn. @enn Rsprdf. |
bic traurigs 3sit Don 1892 |
Jig 1896 rerasiien bat unb ipie Die |
Der 9utsrsoQs bierbei Elm
Gottor mar, tpiro ss pobl |
liht an arberen Demntrotsn feblen, /
oersn oieie 3sit bee observation-disclosures
1oh ritt aus pem 9soadtn ass
Gpunper lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-17

nit benz sirfnIirencen @eIne nllein
llbt pn bic 8orie mnnipuIiren.
ssire obes bem groBiopital bieies
5i~tlllrenbe 0eIb entsosen, 10 iptrben
eriinoungsn unp GpstuIotionen be-
ctuteno snbmer iperben; Die paniten,
bic nnIsr 2arb bsfdnbis beunrubtasn.
orsbletben unb tpirb aud INNER GeIo
ti- alls Iegitimsn gebiirfnifie bes
nanosls 5u bdben iein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-17
Zterblidbfeitsberi@t.

anna giuria Seniboip, 76, 1923
gigelotp ape.. Gilnaener,tsiiioung.
Ridsaro Sosau, 90, iiaotiides SO.
ipiial, siiereHlelceH.
Siieie WP. t3teun. 26. SS1 Blair
aspe.. Snaueii in Stnpebe.
3homos @eber. 81. 6i5 Sieiner
aceuiie, elutpersiiti,Hg.
silcrn Shreoi, 80. Gbeuiot. Rip.
peitfelleilfSituoina.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-17

0oHperneur Cor iii bereits
out Elm 5inoerniB seitoBsn. Die srite
Bin nuf feinsm prosramm, rpslde bic
asguItrung Der 2obbp bstrtfft, lit pom
Sfnat ungenommen, aber pom 6auTs
5etttpstItg 8uriitgelegt rsprben. Inter
Nobbp perftebt man yA 4senten Der
SorpOrationen un/ alIsr fonitissn
SpnosrtntrsHeH, 16ie 9oribeile ouf
NcVsn bss 9olts{ 3u erlonsen perfuz
FtsHN Nuno fir Die yefaaig.eiten, pelte
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-17

alleDiins unS Cecilia Sonisfort,
1924 GenoIeion StrnBe. stunte.
ssotn uno anna stiitner, 724 @aoe
Sirdse. arlabe.
9llIiam iino Srene gulIen. Gona
uHo $art Sirabe, arlabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-17

Sn aIIsr StiIls iheint iit
cine 3ts3iplinarbeboros fir Die Bun
oesrtdter gu bilbsn, psl6e iaou
Iangit Der 3is3ipIiniruns beourften,
9as lit bas Suiti3 saOmmittss pes
SauIss. pelhes eine llnteriuhuns ge=
gen Die gunossrihtsr YoQod BON
HanIas Gitp unb Ban 8alterina
pon Ct. 2ouis beI6IoTsn bat. Gisie
meroen beihuIoigt, cine gtatursds>
aprpprution in ungebiibrliher Weile
bepor3ugt gu bdben, Qlua liest Die
4bIiht Dor, atpei anoere 8unoesrihtsr
in unteriuhung 81 5iebeu, bic cine
Wbistpbrennerei ge9en Die Hegierung
IN Sdus genommsn baben, tpelhe cine
auantttdt Wbistp pegsn IlihtbeSahs
lung BON Steuern Su pertdufeu iuhte,
aber ourh bos Sa5piidentretsn Der
betoen Httter ooran perhtnoert tpurs
Dc. g3as Der SteuersapmmiiTlr Ga
bea iiber Die bsioen Rihter iagt, lit 10
ebrenrubrie, bag iie iih perdnlabt iss
ben ioQten, aus frsien Stiiden cine
llnterIu6ung 81 Oerlanssu. Dd bas
Suitt3.&Ommittss oes 5uuiss ntdt inn
msr in Sisung lit, iOQts cine ftdnbiss
9is3ipIinarbsb0roe bic aus ungsisbss
nsn Suriiten beitebt, singeisbt p.rben.
Wenn Die giihter folder Weiis in
aenntnib geieBt iino, oab iie untsr be-
itGnoiger QufIicht ite6en, bann oiirftsn
Iie peniger qeneigt iein, bus Rs6tssms
pIinpen bes 9oltes gu perlssen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-17

9ds &pmmittse our Inter
fuhung Der Qusgabsu i'm 1epQrtez
Nent BEG oSHneru Bat Elm "reminiscences
lIrt6eil iibsr Die 8ebanbIung Der Sns
biuner auf Der Dbite gdrtb Reierous
t!rn in WinneIota in Ietnem gerift
OH ben GongreB ubgegeben. Nus ben
2lH9aben 9ebt beroOr, ouB bic Snpius
ner. rpelhe auf Grunb hires 9pbenbes
fttes in bebagIiten 8erbdltniiien lez
ben fcItsn, iib i'm grDbten gIenb be-
fiHben. llnter Dem 9eiese, pelhes
cie Stammesgsmeinihaft uufl0ite unp
jehem Snotaner feinen inbipiouelen
Stiis 3upleS. mar jsDer S5nbiuner in
her Gage, iein gutes Qustommen Al
flnDsH. ober, pie bus aommittee in
teinem 8erl6t fagt, mar bus 9eies
IL mangelbdft abgefabt, pab bic
.9oI3 aorporatioHen in turser 3eit
ellen 8sfie Der SnbiaHsr an fi6 ees
braht bater uno QeBtsre bur6 Sunz
gtr uno Ssuhen be3imirt peroen.
aas oem geri6t tlingt Elm 9orpurf
gseen 6te5noianer 9ommiifdre 6srs
ans, ipd9rsno Der Winiiter bss Snnez
rsr 0Or alIer ShuID freiaeiprohen
ipiro. 8o Der 5ebIsr begangen NOR
bat 1T, ndturlid abiihtIid, lit tlar
5a srtennen. WSan bat ben synotanern
nas 2ano 6eoingungslos iiberldiTen
dEitatt ibren gsfiB auf cine Orb
Fatt 3u beihranten. 8as 1T eirs
SSarnuna DeI6e bic 2nIiAt Oerer
1shtferttgt, Die ben Stanbpuntt psrs
trsteH, oab Die 8unoesrsgisrung ibrsn
nod perbIei6snoen 9ooen6sfis nitt
Eeptrgungslos aus 5GnbeH gsben
foflte
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-17

Dab Der 8ongre nas 6ans
helsgertcht pegen Der 8erIebIungen oss
IiAters 4rhbaIo gdnsIih ab3uIhaFs
fen befhloHeH bat, beibt bas Ginb nit
Gem 9aoe ousihiitten. gBir t0nHsH
eem grGiioentsn Saft nur oarin BEL
piIi6ten, baB oem 8pIts ourh 2lbs
'haffung oes Geridts Elm GROCER
9tchteil erndhIen tpurpe, be e. ben
grahtDerienosrn, bic Gruno 3u BE-
icftperoen baben, cine fdleunige uno
eInbeitlthe Reatfprshung 1idert, bic
tci Der Hiittsbr gu bsm aIten SpFtem,
CAB Den Gircuitgeridtsn bieis TGQe
str 4burtbeilung 3ugepieIsu tperben,
riht gu er.aHgen lpGrs. Die fort
idrittliden Senutoren baben Die
Mafbs6ung bes 9erihts nift bios auf
Cruno Deg 8erbaltsns BON 2lrh6alo
teF6lofeH, ionoern neil oas 6anoeIsz
qeritt, ME feline llrtheiIe errpsiisr,
cine Den 9srfenoern fetnoIi6e Stsls
ling einqenommeu bat. 9ieIer Dor.
purf iii ntht unbegriinoet, aber sr lit
teisitigt, isitDem oas GberbuHosssss
ritt bic urtbsile bes 5anosIsgsritts
umgeiiOBen bat uno Dann Iiegt ss aud
in Der Ufa6t oes &ongrsiIss, oas bas
&erbcIten oes Gunoelsgerihts regsInoe
@eIeg 10 tIar ab3ufaifen. baB bic Rit,s
Ter HiAt febl geben t0unten. Denn
mir AUDI ntht geneigt iinb, partei fir
BE Rihter gu nebmen, 10 lit ss bod
Sbatia6e, bab Die aongrsBgsfsBe pisl
Gil S!arhsit gu piini6en ubrig IuiIsH.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-05-03
MESSAGE HIDDEN IS
YEARS AGO is FOUND
Son When Small Boy Hid II to
Save Mothers Feelings.


0snosha' " 81 Dung Stephen brown
WHOSE lah'i'? moved away from WIS
>oAsi1 hl'ee' S""'5 ago recently came
ea.A ~ LIS GU ''onle ia Neeilah on
ic4'c''" ''t young man Win
WYNN, 'e "''H 'r'! i'iE ~ TAKE Walk
~, "1lh " nv ''h' 9'l'ic.
''e,'' ''i'"S"I the l""d "aS
'''.""H' ""' "e"' 'ho"' com
"nch 'i' men arrived at II certain
~ '''u 'Nc' a''G' stone
"'''ie' u anu 90 II
~ ,'''' 49, "cic II -
,',"'' ":', '''' '''' w
'"''''''''''S " 'c'c-
nv,
quinn "o' y ''''N Se'
"'' - "" ''''''I' 81 "'' "u' "
, Nv '''''''''' n''H
GU 'ne''' ""'1,e Drown oi"a Ea"t
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-05-03
"DOVVN AND CUTTERS" HOTEL.
Banker to Erect 100000 Structure as
Memorial to Son.

ChicaGo-A hOtc for down and out
men, to cost 100000. will be erected
by Charles G.. Dawes. president OF the
tehtrai Trust company ct Illinois as q
memorial TO his son. Rufus Fearing
Dawes. who was drowned in Lake
Grera on Sept. >. 1912. Eventually
Mr.. Dawes will erect a similar refuge
for women Of the same class.
These hotels had been projects which
the father and son had planned to
carry ont together. and Mr.. Dawes
pledged himself to devote all his spare
tiL!c TO carrying out the work his son
had long look cd forward to.
lodging will be furnished at cost,
not to exceed D CENTS" said Mr. Dawes
''Ihc doors of this hotel will never be
closed 10 those out Of employment All
we ask is that they promise to pay
when they find work again. 1t will eX-
tend credit to the unfortunate upon
their promise alone. A free employ
ment agency will be run in connection
with the hotel.
My boy was greatly interested In
the \. NJ. G. A. and the idea OF this
work was originally suggested by that
being done 10y the BoWery Y. Nj. G. A.
Of New York city,
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-05-03
Blind 81 YEARS, SHE
is RECAINING SIGHT
Mother Of Eleven Children, Has
Only Seen One.

Syracuse, n. Y.-Mrs. Peter Berger,
who became totally blind thirty-two
years ago. after an operation for catar-
acts, IS rcgaining her sight She can
now distinguish the forms Of persons
standing against the light and can see
the rays Of electric street lamps and
nights In her home. Her physician says
that soon she will see as clearly as
ever.
Mrs. Berger is the mother Of eleven
children. She has seen only one Of
them. That was the eldest son. who
died twelve years ago Since she be
came blind she has attended to all her
household duties ana cared for her
children. Mrs Berger said:
- have prayed nightly and during
the day that my sight shall be restored
so could see my children before
passed from this Garth
'They have never refused to obey
me and have treated me with the
greatest Of kindness Some Of their
are married have often wondered
how the children appeared and even
AT times have pictured each of their
faces in my mind | am sure that
viii not be disappointed In my FIRST
sight of them
Mrs. Berger said that she could clear
~ make out the outlines Of people, :
forms, but was unable to distinguish
their features.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-05-03
FIRST SMILE IN THREE YEARS
Convict Who Grinned Hasn't Spoken
In That Time.

Stockton, CaI.-"Sjlent Carson. the
convict who was brought to this city
for Investigation by nlienists and who
has not been known to utter 4 word
during the three years that he has
been under sentence OF death for par
hcipatiOn In prison break, is reported
10 have smiled Mt one Of the hospital
attendants. and this may break down
the obstacle that has prevented his
execution on Il charge Of murder.
Physicians who have had Carson
under observation say this is the first
display Of any emotion on his part Of
which they have any record and that
conclusions heretofore accepted as
proving him insane may be reviewed.
Carson Is being subjected to new and
original system Of investigation by sew
cral physicians.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-05-03
BOY WORKS HIS WAY HOME,
Lad Cots 60 Yonters by Short Stages
From Wilson's Inaugural

Yonkers, N. Y.-Lco McGrath. thir-
teen, son Of Patrick McGrath n con-
tractor. Of 30 Morris street, this city,
who left, unaccompanied. for Presi-
dent Wilson'S Inauguration March 2
and had not been heard from since,
has returned home.
The lad said that he met BODY Of
troopers from the Fifth Massachusetts
regiment and after the inauguration
worked his way home by doing odd
Jobs, mostly M Office boy, at different
places along the route
He never knew there was so much
pity for EOunGStcr like him, he said.
he found 10 difficulty, he said. in pro-
curing enough to eat
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-05-03
SWAT FLIES FOR PRIZES.
Cincinnati to Raise $1,000 For War on
the Pests.

the Pests.
Clncinnati-"SWut the ny" crusaders
nave commenced hoStilities against the
household pests and will spend hum
dr"ds Of dollars in their fight on them
and their breeding places, according to
the plans made here by the food com
m1ttee or the Consumers league.
1t is planned to raise 81 900 for prizes
to boys and girls who catch the most
flies during the months the pests are
busiest spreading disease. One plan IS
10 ask all the womcn's clubs of the city
ana mothers clubs in the schools to
raise the money. Another plan pro-
posed is to interest the business men.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-05-03
Drops Law to BE = Earp,cr

Kansas City-Rcujnmin T.. White.
Tor years practicing lawyer in Kan
sas City, has quit the law for the farm
hecently h" traded his home for q
1arm IN Macon county. Mo. and is
writing back to his friends glowing
accounts OF the venture.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-05-03

Selling Victor Safes and fire.nroof boxoe
TO merchants, doctors, lawyers, dentists and
well-tn.Co fGrTncI oil Of ~ hOr realize he need
OF a SAFE; but 40 not know how caSyi is 20 own
one Saics;Den declare our proposition one OF
- h29t' c.c@l-cut money making oDportuni-
cDcc NijU cin duplicate the success Of Others
Our handsomely Illustrated 2.O-po;-e catalcg
VII ehaNie you to present tilc su beet TO CT g
,tplnefS IN Us interesting q manner as THOUGH
lh"m intcUBh our factory. 5lcE appointed as
vice AUG Instructions for selling safes. ri yii :,
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-05-03
z eaP Q
PlON EER
PRESS

Has been she leader In this Safe
and Nation for the grand and nobls
fight that is being waged for the
amelioration OF the condition OF the
Negro. The PIONEER PRESS
was hover known to lag or trine in
any matter where thc interest OF the
race was involved, For this char
acter;stlc, THE PRESS should have
the unsw-rving support and encour-
agemens of Negroes every where. 1t
contains reliable news, interesting
editorials and clever special articles.
II is safely recommended to YOU n
a perfect newspaper for the home
ard family.
1T LEADS in the quantity Of
original matter which il furnishes it's
patrons.
IT LEADS in It's spicy editorials
and feariess sayings.
1T LEADS in it's general, local
and miscellany pages.
TAKEN all in all, we don't feel
that we are rxape:"rsting when we
state that The PIONEER PRESS
is one Of The best all around weekly
papers in this country today.
WE A RE not alone IN making
this statement, for some of the best
and most prominent men of the
United States have done likewise.
These persons shove referred 70,
Rere DOT confined TO one particular
race, Other. but to both.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-05-03

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Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-05-03
TAFT TO ADDRESS LAWYERS
Ex-President win Read Paper at 90,
Association Moetino

WashingtCn.--Iorm President Taft
has accepted IN invitation to red a
paper on q subject 10 he announced
later ut tie aun"ai meeting Of the
imH',20 }ar as.o tatpa II Arnrpn.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-05-03
w HH "
IS THE ABOVE so?

BECAUSE tits the pioneer of this
secsion in blazing the way for truth,
honesty, piety and frugaiisy and al
other requisites that are necessary
for the making Of manly moA and
1omsnly women nf all races.
BECAU USE it merits support asd
gess 1t is proof positive that people
know a good thing when they see it..
BECA USE Of its unique and
original qualities the PIONEER
PRESS has g noticeable exclusive
nose ehlcyed by no other paper in
this cloes wherqin IT circuIates
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-05-03

The 25tl anniversary otor,
company was celebrated by
erecting the N est wOGern safe
factory in the world. Wide
a'Eakc men who received our
SPECIAL selling iDduccmcnt.
rendered Unnecessary to double
orr output. We aye spending
many thousands Of to1ars en-
inr"irg our sales Q Har;Xation,
D%t - Earn al Particulars, 1t
Will cost ycT only the price OF
q postal card.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-03-13
CONTINUED Next Weekly
D Whom a Dream Hath Possessed.

He Whom a Dream Hath Possessed.
He whom a dream hath possessed know
eth no more Of doubling,
For mist and the blowing OF winds and
the mounting OF words he scorns;
Not the sinuouS speech OF schools he
hears, but a knightly shouting,
And never ZONES darkness down., yet he
greeteth a million morns.
He whom a dream hath possessed know
eth no more Of roaming;
All roads and the flowing of waves n
the speediest fight he knows.
But wherever his feet are set, his soul -
forever hOmiGg. " ID.
And going, he comes, and ominR he
heareth a call and goes. -
He whom a dream hath possehsed know
eth no MORE or sorrow, ....@.
At death and the dropping of leaves and
\the fading of suns he smiles,
For q dream remembers no past and
scorns the desire Of a morrow.
And a dream In a sea of doom sets sure
ly the ultimate isles.
He whom a dream hath possessed treads
the impalpable marches,
From the dust Of the days long road he
leaps to a laughing star,
And the ruin OF worlds that fall his views
from eternal arches.
And rides Gods battlefield In a flashing
and golden car.
-Shaemas O.. Steel.