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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-02

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Erasmus con Roiierbam bat mantx
2uiammenhlnss nit England gehabt.
g.isIe isinsr 8rief. befinDen ith aud
In enaliihem gtiis. beionoers in Der
gle!sicuiihen Bibliotki in Srioro.
sis nsbsn ben giblioibeisn Don galel
rnn aopenbogsn tpohI Die msifisn
griefs bss grobsn 6umaniitsn nut3u'
reiisn bat. Die @ooleiana bat bdhsr
aid, iiinaIt i'm 0ersin nit benz griits
lf,sn Wuieum bic Scmm!ung BON
grisf,n bes grasmus srtporben. Die
Iib lonee Sabr. in benz geiis bts sbes
n.eIiasn Res.ors bon aopen. pisrrs
Iranccis 4apsr be Ram. nnn sulsgt
Giaenihum bes 6srrn 2ouis Reps IN
2cipen iparen. Bon ihm labsn Tie Die
tsio,n .naliih.n giblictbestn sritans
rim. Die Sammlung sntha!t Al
griefs, burun.sr 32 tigsnhaneis gss
It,risxne. Die Goolsiana srbdlt baDon
nsLn Etiid. 5Gmmtlite Brittle linz
in lateinifher Sprahe unc in itrns.
ilarer unb flxbenoer 3anoihrift
cLne gbanberung ooer ausraoirung
ous papisr in 0rOBquartformai sss
ihrieben. Sis trneen Daien stpiifeH
1922 uno 1886 unb fino bon psrldies
bensn Crien nan 4ntlusrpn an ben
oortinen 9antMrrn Q. G6eis seritls
ie. Der iih Der Deffdfis bss 5umanis
I.en annabm uno feline engliit<n
ssobraelb.r unb ionii ibm saitshenbs
Torbsruna fir ibn ein5og. Der 5nhail
Der 9riefs iii baber srcbenittils out
ceFtdIiIider Eaiur. bod iDerben thsiIa
I'm 2uiammenhong nontit. thti! nss
Ltnber, alIe m6slifxn Ginse uHo
monde perlonen beriihrt. es III Don
9utber, BON ben Monfsn. Dcn priiiis
Itben Gingtn, pom beilissn romifhen
Wsid, unb pDn oIltrIti snaIiffen Be-
tarnitn bic Rebs. 5n einem gritfe tes
ic,ptrt fih erasmus iiber JemoHbtn,
te- ibm In itilIer 1sinbihaF! sinen
;:btln Gtrsih etfpitIt 5obe, neil
Grnsmus iih un.eriinnben babe, lus
TER Al on!norten. Die EisIIe lnuits
Iim 3sSs: Gpissopas Gantuosienii1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-02
slnnebpte iifr 1puhe.

et.usrsrstt wubsr, aueass 9iasaes 4.prssea.
itas, 90 Sanre lauitEss SsHes i'm ctsIast
ppu sipsihaubert nat prstnut anists IanfsHe
Teasrs Is2ss 10000, snb es'pitai pisrSss.
semsise. fhafsis Sabre Isawnes osaes w
esnaes esn riuhnH5sri 1aafsHs Lsaass
siooooeS9 4,ss s s e@; ;s s'as,aa. snaS ser sas.
Cincinnati eriaceE up dnsetoie tnt oel aMs
salif pou s2s3 600 90 &cnbs eer siaoi 4treln'
na.. setaHu; ale @tl5er Metnns s'tdoad sonos.
anssegtbsH unter oes cEelnons BON staoitase:
SIC 1859, sntlirt am Il alldrs isi9 Eressni
9infen iraaenb baisri 8 nueuii 1910. sahlbar
20 angnsi 1850: besg ben 300 zoo w Eohos
geiros. aasQsaeben ancr ben Rcoteirieu Sla,
iliieu 2s35 rHb 1887 ngtb SsitseneH 5sss sis
se54 hes aagemeinea s.ssss. nsD IEsiaan.
'nsn sni ifaas' 1881 ssioais sqt sosJ erssn n ser
errm bon rseiftriren srHbs Der <inot 9iH.
:nna,l Isn n ssp ss s ss frassse sss
SiltHe June. tn ueetrsiHisImmuns saa osm
escfeb
Seoes aHg1ot miis it rstii6 e.raerslti sper,
ben out e.Hsnl eeernsieH SarEIaiar. neitss boa
befaeien 1rpiiess eeiefsrt nire urislss.ans.
Ter C''ice Dor befaaisn Sinfine Gauf 1rn;ees
in Der Gin Sau, Eiaannaii. Gbie. nm eosr ner
~ lihr astiiass an samliae, zen B agrii
au iber ausaniritr oas Eerriert babsn mas:
Ctrem serfift8irisH Abcf pofI %rcAH Dee
Qartirsrfbes Der 9oaee fnr bic gebcssn sp.rt.
snhlbar on oslagie S.HfaG gunc 1rniess obne
RsbYla.maeu nnh eesrgeu out eine sns5spotsrte
qam ober IrufisBsfeaihdft, ipeite III 6ts
gfabf gtissiuHan Geleptn ~
Tie 9beds Der nid; Erfolarel6:n Eseier frer.
ben benfc.ben per 4oii suriiegefahe' tnsrnen. 81
fei berr. biefelbeH ileIeH fin annetes srnAeH.
Einfeu lr~Ioem auf hieis Mbe.ss nst! erlanb!
iusresn mn Der GrIos oesisniesn rom .srtole.
,siceea sisier iOire IN sur 5asians faf ole
acItne iperbeG abeeeebeu unb bs3cblt IN hse
C ffire Der 1ruiiees ees Einstng Gnnb tsr Sinni
Giuctnnofi Chic. nm z Aprtl 1913, 5ptfGen
III iibr pltisnes nnb 3 ubr ssG6niitiaes.
Tie 1ruftess bebalien ht oas Hgti pnr. 10
aeiihetiIes nesr ale a;lae5ote snrl65 65nfpeiisn:
steiu Mnerboi rrirh srtGfgeHgeHoMmsn fnr
,pe1iaer alS ben Nariperfb Der Genbss fnr bic
Qebofeu ipirb nehft oa'ssinuieEen 5in!en. N II.
~ ntcst Har ansacoradt fsgo oaer I'D astt
itreHg an bic Eef!immuuGeH btsleg aHsstoe
bGIfsn.
lsnft, baA bigie Hsass fslMs Hsnbc hab. bic
pey bsm 1. Januar i5i8 GnS6eeebeH wnrseu
nab bahrY Nenerfryi fnb
Sim Nuffraee ter En,ius Durh Truiiesk hes
gf6bt Cincinnati, htsieH 81. 1aa I'm Ndrs
Geerae 9arris. grtftnvnt.
sliteft: GtarIes Z. 0rere Setreier:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-02
ueber Surihunssreiieu in pula-
reu uno trspiiheu Gebieten.

81. Gntbedungsn zines aoIumbus,
Wugouones, Waseo oa CANA ufp.
hc!tsn auf unfern Qanbtart.n niht
tlcb On ben polsn, ionbern aud i'm
Snnern gfritas, 4uftroIiens ufp.
srcbt peibe Jle6en unerforIh.en &C.
biess ibris ssIaHsn. Sbrs QusfiiIz
lung bIisb Der sueiien 5dIfts oss pos
rigen Subrbunoerts, bem iIaiTiiten
Seitnlter Der tonttnentdlen gnthetun=
geri. pcrbebalten. Die Daran betbeiz
Itgien WlGnner tparen, pis 3. 9. Der
GnaIdnber 2iDinsitone. bic Dsutz
fdlen: Huhtigul S6peinfurtb, Roblfs
nff0., bon ben bobftsn SbsaIsn srz
flufe PruhtmeHiden, bic pbns Qnz
fprub uuf Srben, Gbren ober tlineens
ces Gntgelt ibr ganses Sein in ben
DIsHft elmer srpbsn Sa6s iteIten.
Fem eEtfprad bic barnaIige geeeiite=
ting oes pubIitums, fir oos cine
Rcnritt BON neuen 5baten Rabtigais
phsr anoerer etspus 9lebnli6es bebeus
tett, tDie etpa in unierer .3ett bic Gntz
hdune Der RabioafttoitGt pber Die
prottifhe 9erpirtlihung Der lsntbdz
reu 2uftidtffabrt. Rod beim grpsrb
Der beutf9eu aolonien. Der bus Deuts
ffe Reib CT 8lut uno on geIo 10
gut mir gar ni6ts toftete, iinb bieic
G1unbIdse puIsr unsigeHniisistsit dl=
Isiu mnbeebeub gepeien, uro man
furn setpib ni6t beboupten, bob Ti1
bcS Deutfne Reid ssgeniiber benen,
bie ben Bets fener iesissn RoIonisn
oHbabnten, beionbers srtenntlih ers
rief.n babe. Fur5 ppr isinsm 1obe
pertraute mir Dr. RadtigaI on, ieia
boffter 9roum lei bic Sisuung einef
beutfhen Gefanbtsn IN Worotto, bic
au srrsihen sr aber febr tpenis Nusz
fidbt babe. Cine anbers Drummer
Ger Nfritaforidung, in prat.iider
6infiht bic erfolsreihite BON oIIen,
NOR inaipiI6en nit StauIsp sur gel=
tung gelanst. gum erftsu Ulals tpur=
be nit eerpaItteeH Gelomit.sln gear
feitet, unb es Durbeu iene liebenspir-
nigen. bumdnitdren 9efi6tspuntte,
DC fir lioingftpns, Nadtisol ufp.
hns Mihtisfte setpsien paren, p0nia,
be piHenihuftlihen tpsniaf.ens tbeil=
rei's in ben 6tntergrunb eefieut. BON
ten iiberraseno grober 3iisen in Der
periOnli6teit Stanlsps, bic 1ud,
turnn man oGes GlsinIite unb Setbft=
fi:htiae db3iebt, nod lbriu bleiben.
bat aud D;Fmdnn iebr pieI seIernt.
Tte Beftialitdteu bss 5ropsntousrs,
biz. 9ott iei es gtlagt. ouh Bel uns
Deu.fGen in sinigsn MusnabmefdlIen
Die erft. ,oloninls DeruoItungstbGtias
lei. hefledten. baben gar udndem,
ritt rbne gruno, bic erite ftirmi'6e
Ersube an unfsrm aolonioIbefb
fart geminbert. llnb ba audi nah
ber nift gan3 5utrefhnben Qnfiht bes
grDber pubIitums niht piel mebr ,u
ertbeder mar, 70 fofgte Der Rploniol=
bsseiiterung Elm 3eitalier Der grnlhz
terunp, tpdbreubbeFen Die 3eitunssIes
fer DsrhGltnibmdbig penis banuh
frasten, Oh oiefsr ob.r i.H.r In Kames
run. I'm RonsoItnat uip. cine Don
feinsn DorgGneeru nod nitt betrts
tene Strede sebabni babe.
9ufdnig obcr uridhIih FieT ons
NndJlnf'en Der Beseiiterling fir tropi-
ide Jorfhunssreiien 3ufar1nen NIT
elmer nermebrten Hiibrigfeit in cen
YoIorgegenben. Dort afer laseH Die
&s6inoungen oeS gntbe6et,s gana on.
1sse au f. In xsspuR. Desanl ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-02

s II III ( q De I Vt I I VI
ton 6 bina. lleber ben 3ob Der
auiierin ungju, BON Der Der tineiiid]e
Sofflat1f behmiptete, lie babe I'D,
ieIbit oos 2cben getonunen, ipeil lie
ben Wirterpalait flir ben bemnohit
5uiammcntretenoen Reid)stog rdilmcn
iolte. madyt Die aorreiponben5 be5
,Scrnen Sitens in einem 9sefiuger Se'
rift Dom. %. ssebriinr bic iol.
eenheu 0fittbeillmsen: 8or eii,leen
98od)en mar Die aaiierin-Wittspe ali
8niieriuflt ertronfi. 3uerit ipuren Die
geine, bam Der eanse a6rper unge.
m6huIid1 ouseitpoIlen. 3rpei dineii.
ihe aer1te beiIteu bic Straufbeit. 1ie
seaiierin blieb aber nod, Iebr itrpo5
unb mar Defenders eegen aalte ieb-
empfinbIid. lie eleftriid)e Sel5uug,
bie in ibre 9endher I'M Minterpaloit
eingebmIt lit, puroe ihIeht sereeelt.
Die Site ities oaber 10 bod, bab Die
arante ohnmdhtta ipuroe urlb inioIge
ihrer groben Sttpote aus Der Sbn.
naht niht mehr eripafie, ion6ern
nah mebrereu Taaen Itorb. lie ge.
IpoIferung 8etiuss beoeagt ihre lbeil.
nabme on oem ableben Der Goiieriit.
Ddon retpnet es ibr bod an. oab Tie
burh ben aboanfungserlnB bos re6t.
Iife geiteben Der tnneiiiten Republit
crit ermogIitt bot Wan iinoet es oa.
her audi in Der Sronisne, bdb Vrnli.
bent Ssuanitntai cine ftaatIiheSrauer
pom 27 9agen. big einihIiebIih oer
20. 0tar3, oorgeitrieben bat. Vile
Regierungsgebaloe trageH oie iIinf.
iarbige republttuniife SABINE ba.b.
mait. Die 5aaptalinerfiamteit men.
oet iih iest Der 8oruninoit,aft tiber
ben iungen Qliii 5u, 3uua6it aur
8ormunoifaft berettist iinb Die gse.
beniraueu bes Iesten aoiiers Stu.
angbiii uno oes porIegten Iongti4i.
Bon alan9hiiis Rebeniramen 1T nod
cine, uon oenen Iontlhis iirb nod
orei am 2eben Iieie pIRr MAIDEN lid
nie gormunoihait iiber bns taiieriide
aino itreitig. SSn Der 3fpiihen,cit
pIiin6ern bic fai'erIit,en Beoienlteteu
ben 8ntlaB Der neritorbenen aat.
Ierin unb maheu lid, init ibrer geiite
aus eem Staube. Gie taiierlit,e Sol.
oer.paItung bat oarmu BET SSuonIhi.
foi I'm cine abtbetluug republitani.
iher 4oll3ei nnhgeiuht 9ei Der Raf,-
foIge 2ungius iii cuh bic Jraee Der
Grsiehuna oes sriiberen aniiers, Of
mnnoihuriih ober hineiiif, 5ur
Spraf)e gefommen. lie taiierIiden
BrinSen Iebnen es ab, iif) oarum 81
fiimmern Sie rpoaen bic 8eranf1por.
tung oaiiir ben faiierlifen Srailen
iiberIaiien, Die fih ober iiber Die
Soup.iraee Der 8ormunoihaft rod
niht bdben einlsen tonnen.
Stubsn. su 3uhthuus
psrurthsiit. !. g. aihltp. Der
sinen 9elepton,aitsn in Der Souttern
Dacific Gtatiou in 8eriIen, Sal. bes
raubt unb ii6 bss ginbru9ts i'm
speiten Groos ihuIbis bstannt bat,
tpurbe bisIer Gag. pom Sberrihter
3ona6us gu sinem Sabre in Gan
Quentin psrurthsiIi. uebsr isiR 0ors
lsben bat Qfblsp, pslher % SATIRE
alt 1T, .sine 4ustunft eeben non n.
gr inet nur, er babe i'm Cftsn 1bep.
logic Itubirt unb babe feline Stuoien
tpegen zines 2unsenlsibens rnierbres
den miiFsn. Ssin. Wuiier babe i'm
bann nut galifornieu ssf4idt. UNI
bier au senefsn, unb als er sdnSI.d
mittelIos sefpsfen Eel, babe sr ben Gin,
bru9 b.sanssn. Rad ieiner GreilaI,
| funs apons CT tpei!sr ftuoirtn.
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ie 3siten sn ibreis
ben, um Sbnen uiets
ueu Snnt onssus
iprecben. I'D bin
crit l6 Sabre oit
uno arbette In elmer
Sabai Gabrif. Sh
mar ein iebr irait
fes M6obsn, aber
ih bin puute,bou
beNsr 9siporoen, ieit :
benz ib SDoio y.
giuiham's Begetobic
COMPOUND cinnebrne
unb iebs Qcasus
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Muf bem gabnbpf.

Tse obfabrenbe Brnut: SDus fkbt
ibm Gbnlih! grit putt e. fi6 irGftis
be Vafe unb banil mint e mtg mn
ssm xsf4snxA s0stbnslt lal' !.
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4usaIsid.

Baron gum Disnsr): ~QDbnDrt5s
buns3 Rein. bds ionn i4 Hidt.~
- - bod. 6srr Barren; be- Isl.
!cr Bat Mss . Raa&sn anH Sstnisn
RssAe Ssttstsa..
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8 ifnte.

.geionben iif) unier ben 9eihem.
fen, bic bre Jrau Shipeiter 5,,r
SodBeit befam. aud Tuplifate2"
- .ssreiIid) - Tie beirotbete ia
einen @ittmer NIT 3nei Jitngel!"
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Dor BEN Susebgtrittstof

9ihter: sic iinb Der gater oss
slngeflagten, -bnben Sie nod etruas
su hemerfen?"
- rSntpObl, ih bitt' um Greifpruh!
Mei' Gobn lit lei Gpitbub, unb d,i.
bsrbsm BABE i& ibm 4sn ssbsutIiA
Z ~ 1sytoasn!s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-02
GEO.P. SCHWEITZER
VOLKSBLATT
JOB ROO MS
637 Sine StrnSe.
Srn6ta1em

isess Art IN seunA9 sD aair0G eptaAa
III 0sfc6ffelsaie Bsystne GG ueosgfesanosa
psrber niis t2anto hdea2
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gg g.lue bon sreheric eunfenbeim,r ~ 'hrer'
81 gebensiabrt lie Sett eer 3serol9nHJ
r.ro tp,iier trfnunt gernfi. 10
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Brnnnf cn.

Ger oiianer bart bic Menihen. bie
ihm iiift slomben. ilab pcrnHtet oieie.
nigen. bic ibm gl,uten.
gser bns Rafhiel ieincs einenen Sc.
bcns er0riinbeu min. miro cntbedsn.
bal. er eirpns I1nger nls Elm 2eben
lang bn3n brnnd)t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-02
9itfe fit ar6eitsloe
]lldoC6en
nipei WGDd,en srsGbIen btc 0tidlidfe
hires Seiocns nno iuie nc
Sciluns iauoen.

ae,p crleans, ga. .Gs oereiht mir
sum @srsniiaen, bic
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-02

i'm 20. peseHsiafrc. lie 3eti Ser Seetolai-ig
luiro fpaier tstdnrt eerotht
II Tie fraEsrnbtn Siuisrblit5eusa.
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9obesa,,Seiesn.

statb nm w,ontap, ben 81. pshrs 1918. Ne
aeuS libr 30 s9iluuiel,
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slsYinrmlare morssu (GCHnerina) absnb
Ia Der Ei. GraHcis stals. esne uHe stbsrip
Sirake. il
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-10-17
WOMAN PHYSICIANS,

The status OF a woman physician
was discussed at TIE final session OF
the International Congress OF Medi
cine. held IN London, and attention
called to the superior opportunities
for women In the medical profession
OF America One fact however. has
evidently escaped our colleagues Of
London and Berlin, that with the In.
crease Of these opportunities In the
past 20 years the number Of women
attracted to the profession remains
relatively the same. says the New
York Times There are no statisti-
cal data which show the actual mum
Der OF woman practitioners In the
United States: conclusions must be
drawn from the census OF the medical
schools and the proportion Of students
greater In the case Of women than Of
men, who fall by the waysda after
graduation, discounted from the num-
Der These figures show II anything
a slight decrease within the past 10
years In the number Of women study
ing medicine. a fact which is hard
ties afforded them for study at any OF
the medical institutions OF the COun-
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-10-17

The steam whistle OF the locomotive
General" which was used by Union
soldiers during the Civil war, belongs
to James Barry Of Dalton, Ga, who
will sell It to the highest bidder and
give the money to an orphans home.
Here Is a chance for some rich mem
Der Of the Society for the Suppression
OF Noise to do two good things at a
stroke-to help the orphans and to
preserve a historic but shrill-voiced
steam whistle under circumstances
prohibiting its active use.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-10-17

An English historian has finally de,
cided on the iOnelest spot on the
earth, Tristan a Acuma It Is called,
and It is an island hundreds and hun
dreds OF miles away from its near,
est neighbors. A tiny oasis In a
boundless ocean, no matter which way
you 60. It is rocky, with a solitary
mountain one thousand feet high. A
shepherd community lives there, far
mers. cattle raisers. etc In the val,
ley OF the island are fertile fields
where potatoes are grown, and the
food OF the people consists OF beef.
fowls and fish. The island formerly
produced many fruits and vegetables,
but they can no longer be grown there
for the island Is overrun by rats.
which escaped from a ship, and the
people have never been able to rid
themselves wholly OF them,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-10-17

Tina, she is an inexperienced kisser
Is shown when that Chicago girl de-
scrbed man who stole kiss as a
loony face" She ought to have
known that all men look "loony" when
they are In the act of perpetrating an
osculatory operation.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-10-17

Because a girl refused to marry him,
a man attempted suicide by shooting
of big toe. 1t would hare been
more effective, We think, II he had IN
serted some nitroglycerine beneath 0
finger nail and blasted.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-10-17

A New York man was killed by a
flying express as be stopped to flirt
with some girls. The moral is OBJ
yious. Flirting ought not to be In
dulged in SO near the tracks.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-10-17

Not satisfied with transparent
skirts. some of the fashion makers
are now experimenting with phos
phorescent hose.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-10-17

OHr funny sight is Il pretty girl in
restaurant trying to cat corn on
'tr con and at the same time keep or
looking pretty
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-10-17

waite u is fashionable to be robbed
Of ru"s priceless jewels. one cannot
break into the smart set by losing
mes dollar watch
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-10-17

New York might get pulled up over
having a baseball team constantly on
top II 1t didn't have another constant.
ly at the bottom.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-10-17

That srnrucnt III favor OF knee
hr.r"M.- fer The man will scarcely
h,-s"ar r'a.rau Iaan men being in ar
utrFMHt.mHI majority
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-10-17

II policemen are to be made CEN
sors OF fashions trip to Paris should
be part Of their education.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-10-17

From all one hears, 1t is safe to as.
sumo that the terrible Bashi-Bazouks
have found It possible to come back.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-10-17

Some OF those prizes you won IN
the summer picnic contests may be
oful as Christmas presents for your
friends
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-10-17

II may be that some authors write
dialect stories Just because they are
such poor spoilers.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-10-17

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What has become OF the horrid man
who used to sing My Wites Gone to
the Country. Hooray!R
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-10-17

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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-13
DODD HE|RSLOSE
FIRST CLASH
OVER WILL
Executors Demurrer Is Sustained
and Plaintiffs Counsel Gives
Notice of Appeal,

The heirs at-law of Mrs. Barbara
D0dd lost the opening battle for her
estate of nearly a quarter of mil
lion dollars when Judge Ellis, at 10
o'clock Thursday morning, sustained
a demurrer filed by Charles E. Cur
rfer as executor of the will, through
his attorneys, c. P. Goree and West
moreland Bros.
Luther Rosser, an attorney for the
heirs, announced Immediately that an
appeal would be taken to the Supreme
Court, and the sensational evidence
said to have been prepared by the
plaintiffs will be divulged there, if
ever
Judge Ellis ruling promptly shut off
the impending testimony, which
charged monomania and intimated,
even in the preliminary version of the
case, an accusation that Mrs. Dodd,
enraged because her relatives would
not help her dispose" of or injure her
first husband, had cut them off from
participation in her estate
Witnesses Say She Was Sane.
Mr.. Currier had three witnesses
Thursday morning to speak for Mrs.
Dodd's soundness of mind at the time
the will was drawn in December, 1909.
Albert C. Broom, a witness to the
document; Miss Cliston Linden, the
stenographer who typed the will and
who had known Mrs. Dodd four years.
and c. P. Goree, the attorney who
drew the will, all testified that Mrs.
Dodd was of sound mind and able to
make an intelligent disposition of her
property
Mrs. Fannie T. Alderman, of Macon,
a sister of Mrs. Dodd; Henry E. Dbl
BILE, a brother, and Barbara E. Dibble
oscar C. Dibble, George Dibble, NAL
colmb Dibble and Thomas NJ. Bar
nard, niece and nephews of Mrs.
Dodd, are contesting the will
Left 100000 to College.
Of her estate Mrs. Dodd left $780,
600 to Mercer College, $4,000 to the
Georgia Baptist Orphans Home. ST.
600 to the infants ward at Grady
Hospital and the proceeds from the
sale Of her jewelry, except a diamond
bequeathed to her niece, to the Home
for Old Women. She left her sister
$4,000, $4,000 and a diamond to her
niece, and $4,000 in trust fund to
her brother, Henry Dibble.
Mrs. Dodd was married in 1903 to
], H Garner, whom she later d.
vorced, charging cruelty and inhu-
man treatment. The complaining
heirs assert that their failure to take
an active part with her in the con-
troversy with her husband affected a
mind already unsettled and caused
her to cut them off from the bulk of
her estate.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-13
LAKE DEATH LIST.
FROM STORM
NEARS 200
News of Fresh Disasters Pours In
.ReSCuerS Search Waters
for Survivors.

CLEVELAND, OHIO, Nov. 10
With 81 lake ships, large and small,
known to be either total or partial
wrecks and with l45 members of
their crews dead or missing, news
of fresh disasters began to filter in
to-day indicating that still other
large ships may be numbered among
the lost, sending the total list of
dead near 250 and carrying the none
tary damage on boats and cargoes
up to $3,00O,O0O.
On a more quiet sea, relief expedt-
tons set out to-day from several
Great Lakes ports in the hope of
finding some of the overdue vessels
that may have escaped the four day
storm.
On Lake Huron latest reports con-
tain lists of 121 men who are dead
or missing. On Lake Superior 80 men
were missing to-day.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-13

Here comes the bride! Here comes
the BRIDE"
When you hear the strains of that
Mendelssohn tune ringing through g
church and know that you are the
bride, girls, what do you think you
will do? How will you act, what
will you say, and can you manage
that long and beautiful bridal gown
which you will wear?
1t won't be as easy as you think, if
you think about that part of the cere-
mony at all, and most of you do.
don't you? If you should stumble
while walking down the aisle. or if
the train of your gown should be-
come caught on the carpet, or if any
Of a thousand of those embarrass-
ing things which sometimes happen
should happen-wouldn't that be ter
rible?
Well, here's the way to avoid such
things. 1t was discovered by little
Marjorie Clifton, the beautiful 3-year-
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs A. v
Clifton, No. 307 Moreiand avenue.
Don't lose another minute, but start
in right away practicing for that
march down the aisle. No matter if
you are young or old, fix up a prac-
tice trousseau and each day or two
put it on and march around
That is what little Marjorie does
She has the most wonderful trous-
seau with the veil a wreath and bou-
quet, and everything on a miniature
scale that a real bride will wear.
By the time she gets old enough to
be married she is going to be SO per
feet in marching, managing a train
and holding her head at the proper
blushing angle that she will be