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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-02
!2n Sooe perbrauut.

StlDere gran0muIotH trug ge.
tern 4bsHo bic Iegerin U2innie Bur
mann, Don Ro. 308 Yeyrp GtraBe,
bacon. ais cine camp i'm Bobn3im,
mer srpIeoiris. Die y,eaerin mar i'm
gegriff, sstrolsum an oie gumpe su
slsBsn, aIs oieIelpe pl5gIith nit lous
tenn aHal Berfprangi Die brenrrnoe
,yliiiitgteit ieste Die a.si6er Der s5rlu
IN Srano. uo0urdl ite itluere grunos
Fpunoeu am sau3eu aOrpsr oaoontrug,
ebe es gsIaua. oie GluumsH gu srs
it.tsn. Der grauofhahsn in Der Dphs
Rung 1T Eur gsriua. Die Jeuernsbr
Ioihte ben 8raHb Gno bro5te bic Re-
germ nah osm f.dotifdeH 6olpitdI,
noielbit iie tur5 E1a Der ginIisfsrung
Itorb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-02
8ransftiftnne besmatbet.
Stalleebambe niebergebrannt. 3rci
9ferae erlittem id)iuere grano.
iunnben.

9luf sinsn Rd1eaft bon Seiten Der
ftreittnbsn Geomfter pirb Der Quss
brud zines 5suers suriidgeFiihrt,
pti6es bas JStallgebGuoe unb 5rebz
buus bon Soc yrant. an Der GpporIb
StraBt uno aiiter ptab eindI1erts.
3rei pferbe Beg 5ubrfperfsbeIibers
.S. g. 6erron, BON 30. 3044 Daptca
apeHue. tDelGs in bem Stallqe6duoe
untergebraht tpnren, srIitten ihfpere
9ranoDlnoenf unb mubte Elm gferD
ron benz goli3iftsn aenneon fofort err
Ihoffeu ipernsn. 9as srihofsne
5bier bate einen Wertb bon $3.50.
Das nieberoebrannte Statlqebduos
uno Der Shaben am 3retbbdus pirb
auf $500 bere6net. 8as fgeuer muir
be tur3 mad Wittoa beniertt unb Die
Fsuertuebr fofort 1dIarmirt. Der
granb sriff NIT risfiger 8eidDinbi5>
felt um iih unb aeldng e uiht mebr
bic pfsroe rsdt3sitia in Siherbsit gu
bringen. 5err 6srrou nimmt al,
tdb itrtitenbe 1samiter ben 8raub
anaelegt hnben, oa er nif,t gepiLlt
ift, Der llnioH bei3utrsten. Die Qos
lissi unb Der fFeuermoridua hdben
cine gsnaue llntsrfuhun5 in bisfsr
sinasitsenl.r stn1eleifet.
In Der Shmiebe BON z. CRAWFORD,
go. 949 Curtis StraBe. brad sse
tern QahHttiag aus un6etannter
llridht Elm uhbsbsutenber gr1no
aus. Der sinen ShabsH BON S25 duz
rittsts. Die ;Teuerpsbr l0idte ben
Ihneu 0sn grdnb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-02

infolge Der lleberfhipemmung inGrii1s
idhr eiren Nerein bericren. CT sdhlt
aber nod Elf @ereins unb bat BITE
fhtDeren gerIufte, BITE ibm burh itne
Gataitrophe sugefiigt purcsn, 10
signllih iibertpunben. 8a Der 6drile
iIicnsr Staotper6dnb Der Rsurlsus
bes Chio Gtaatsbsrbanoes LII. follie
ois IbeiInahre an ietnem Gtiftungsf
feii BON Cincinnati aus rsht grob fstn.
Ssrr abam GsuOelbad ichidts ieiHe
Refgnation als 5dbnentrdger Elm, oa
sr trdntlih Iei. Die Hefignntion piirs
be ieboh niht ungenomnsn, oenn man
tpiinftt 6errn Senoelbu6 i'm gers
paltunesrntb gu bebaIitn. Da jeoch
elmer Der 5utnertegleiter ebenfans
trant uno Der onoers tsiR Gelspat iit,
nurben bic 6srren 4nton 9Iusdftein
uno Carl Spangerterg su GtefIDtrs
trstern ernannt, o,lmit bic 3ahne In
6amilton refp. in Rsfpart entfaliet
tr<rben fam.
Ginlabungen gum pienit bss Rheins
pfdlser unterftiibunss @sreins am
II. 4uguit uno gum 25. 5tiftunssfsft
bes gaDsriTfsn Rdnnerhors an Z.
September puroen ansenommsn.
sSinans GetrstGr 6tnrn J9aies
tteiIte nit. bab Der Reingepinn BON
goltsfsit iih forpeit duf $643.32 felt.
% ienoh Derf6ieoene 8srsiHe nod
nidht dbgsrshnet hdbsH, fam ein
ShluBteri6t nod ni5t uHierbreiist
tperten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-02

Qep gorf, l. Qdg. Gn9etonts
men: .Qdtricia" pon 6amburg, San
@iopanui" DON ReapeI, Baltic" Don
2iperpool.
4ntperpeu. Qnget.: rglantr
tou" BON 9biLabelpbia.
Bremen. Guget.: naoIn" BON
Baltimore.
Moutreul. Qnget.: Sorts
can" bon 2Inerpool.
8ibruItar. Inqet.: r9arbIs
roIa" pon Rem Yort, nab ReapeI be.
ittmr1t.
Reapel. 2tnaet.: yGurppa" oou
92sp 2)ort, rGanoptc" pon Bottom.
Queenstopu. 2lnQet.: nGsl4
tic" pon gep gort. uad 2iperpoot
befttmmt
glboeo.: .gtortatic" (pon 2iperpoo0
nah Re pgort.
Gottero 2lngef-: rRorra'
oam" ppn glep gort.
Ttume. glnget.; g5peruid" DON
Rem 9ort.
2onbou. 2lnget.: mQomerGs
MAI" BON U}putreai.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-02
'Siselpiu
5it Der Snrgermetiters. .SanOiOat Der
NHuicipal Swueribip Seague.

geo. 5erbert gi9etop piro in Der
tommeuoeu 5erbitpahl ais 9iiroers
neiftertdnbioat oes Sidets Der Muuiz
cipal Spuerihip geague uuftreten.
Su Der geitrigsn 9tusgabe pieies 8Idtz
tee tpurbe beretts augeosutet, nab bic
les Der 6au ieiu fpiroe uuo Elm ppiiz
timer oiesbe3iigliher 9ef6luB puroe
Qeitsrr Rddmittag in elmer aebsimen
gerfanmlung Der geamteu Der 2i0a
i'm Bureau bou Daniel 9iefer i'm gIps
mnersG'ebduos gsf4Bt.
Or. 9lenn Qodms, etuer Der uuters
le1eneu Sauoioutsu fir iSreibriefs
Rommi'idr auf benz 8iqeIopz z5itst.
perifnffte iid os'tern cine Qn3abl
neutrality-suspicious. fir bic 6erbTts
nafl unb nisTe getitioneu nabm Rep.
giqelotp init ftdh. als sr qeIterr 9tahs
mittdg cine ReiTe nat Wiaigau an
trat, no sr iih cine Wpde uufsubul-
ten aeoenft. Rad ieiner Riidtsdr
niro En- 'it bann pFfi3ieu aIs gdr9erz
meiitsrtauotbat osrUfuntctpal Gtpner=
i5tp 2edcue srtldren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-02

Ter zines 9Far.aeee ucu griftptp, let
bieiiger Stupt, lit am 6rettag an ben
s5olgen Dss 8tfiss elmer &Iapperihluns
gs eeftorben. Das ainb purbe beiHE
8rombeerenpftiiden pm Der Sdlanle
gebtfen. Aer3tltde Stlfe mar balb 5ur
Stele, bds Rtuo mar aber Rtcbt mehs
8u retteu.
Der Gtdnb 6er9aumtpoIla
GrRte.
Dafbtngtou, D. g., I. &u8~
Der Stano Der 8uumDouernte tDdrs
Dem am 5rettag Nahmtttag Deroffentz
lthten monatlifsn 8eridt beg 4tera
baltoet tQrtements geuIdb, am %. sSuI
1916 gro3eut elmer nornaIeu Grnte,
qeqen 81a8 Dor einer Wondt uno eta
nem 1urhhntttsfdnb pou 80 3Sros
cent in ben lebben 8ebn Jahren.
8pn Gtubr'e6ernermDrbe bet.
3oTebo, 8, /. 2lug. - Softer
Q. DiIoer, 73 Sabre aft, Der 8eirBer
elmer gdteret uno 8eteran oes Sirz
qertrisges, FpurDe am Brettdg Wtorgeu
pom Ginbrederu erf6ofeu.
Die @inbreher butten in Der Nrha
barf6aft oe8 DiLOerfden 5alt1es,
n2Gr'dRinIt6 innerbnIb elmer Stunoe,
orei 56uTer dusgeraubt. Die Ue0rber
entt0men unO ltebeu tetne Spur que
rid.
Cine Dorrung an Gttern-
9eD Yort, l. Qug. Syu 8roots
Inn itno In OieIem 5ormer 3ruDlf
Gtnber Dsr6ronnt, bic Snoianers 1no
Gptp6opz2ln3iige truqen. Der beute
erFDIgte Io0 oeS IL. ainbes, zines
fiinf Sabre aIten U}Gohens, berana
taBte ben Goronerdr3t 0r. Yrobit,
oiefe 5botIate betannt 3u MAIDEN uno
Die GIterr baDor su Ddrnen, lire
Gtnber in 8oIttimeH IpieIer su laFeH,
on benen Fa Iejht brenu61re 5runien
beftnoen.
I8e8en QieQIe'5 8egna6ts
gung.
Columbus, o, I. 9luauIt. Ter
Gountpunpult Burner Don 1yruntItn
Gountp miOerieBt iit] nit alIer I2aht
teGr 9eqnootaung oes irIhereu Scr-
: geunt-ats2Lrm5 0e8 Senats. 9toonap
| s. 1iegIe. Die Dou benz @ouperuear
Cor beabiid)tigt icin Icu, ouf oen
/ 8rtno Bin, oob 0iegle oofjir be5nhlt
.moroen iIt, oub er ben Q}urto bait
, uro feline 0SittbetlunQeu iiber Seor'
Iruptjon in Ser 2eqi5Iat1tr nlaft, OorE
| Ser er aenrtntB bat. Turner ertldrt,
lnur ooun Die 9egnaotgun8 Gte8leS
unterititten gu DoueH, Deun er ett
OoQes 8eItdnoniB abIeQe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-02

an Der 5. uno Race 5trabs fruros
asItern 4benb BON siHfm pDlisiltst
Der 80 :sabrs ulie gambler Ghdrles
WcGarihp BON go. 114t Dtft 5.
GtrcBe negen 0trfsbrsii6rung Dsrs
bafiet. Da sr NIT Itinen 6oneelsarti.
tsln bic gafTuae perhnibsrts. me-
garihn. utlfsr aus Bottom. mnF.,
In, pioeristte fi1 anfinslitb fsiner
NerhaftunG. bch purcs sr idalieblih
iiserisdliiat unb Der Qoliseiitation
suesfiibrt. gei isinsr Tnrhfutans
fDugnen mehrere 1nnftnb 7olIars bef
bem Mnnne peroefnnosn. Rad 5sels
Iinlg elmer giir1fdnft nuroe Der
Wsann pieoer' in i5reibtit ssisst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-02
Wul6Idattfa 6lei6ea often Gll
Soantag.
Ties mar bic GutInteiomng tn Der
geitriseu &eriammluns Der
Giqnor Giga.

9as tbun! syn gesug auf Sdliss
bung Der 9aitpirtbi6after am Sonnz
tag? Dieter beitIe puntt bitoete GEE
tern ben WttteIpuntt Der 8eriumuls
lung Der 2iquor Qtga Don 6amilton
Gountp. gBie aQgemetu betannt, tritt
am /. Ropember bas Qi5enszGeieB in
Graft uno bat Das 9eri6t bic 8efugs
nib, je0sm 9aItpirtb, tpel6er 8DeimGl
pegen llsbertretung bes 9eIeBes be-
trait 1T, Die 2t3ens 3u snt3ieben. 4n
Der Jrage Der 59IieBung Der Wirtb>
idaften am Sonntag iino Oiele qerioz
nen tnterefirt.
Ssbo4 in Stdbtsn, ME Cincinnati,
Columbus, 0apton, SdnDustp uno
anDerenl nit Itartem beutf4en Clement
mddt fi4 cine Str0mung gegen oie'es
0eieB bemertbdr, ba es einem anitdn@
btgsu giirger ni6t erlauDt Ietn fod,
Ietn GIas Bier All trinter, nenH IS
linn betiebt unb penn georDnete gu
itdnDe berri6en.
IS bate fi6 Elm 9eru6t Osr6reitet.
nad peltSm bic &npdltsfirmQ Ra8>
lamb, gogdn &c Wiaiams ben Wtitglte=
bern Der 2iquor Qtgd ben Ratb erz
tbetlt 6aben fo1te, lire S6autrGume
an Sonntagen often gu batten. Dieies
8eriiht purbe prompt Denlenttrt uno
erttdrte 6err 0asoaro Raslono odsz
ielbe stnfu6 fir ldherIth. Der Qnz
malt Iagte fsrner, baB Die Sonntag5z
SaLieBungs= =Grags augeu6lidIid feline
2ebensfraae fir Die 8aitntrthe fel,
bios in'ofern bebroblia fir einen Sat
pirth, oas berIeLbe Die gbance uuf' 3
Spiel ieBe, BON bem neuen @ountn
Giquor goaro cine 2i3ens 81 erhalten.
Die Uiitgtieber beg 8ouro iiuo bis
jeRt nod utht ernonnt.
Die Code lit gegerpGrttg bic. oab
tsiu @aItptrtb feline gbQncen lethtferz
| tig duf's Spiel ieBsn iou ourh irgen0
cine ue6erihreituug oes 9eieBe5 in Der
3eit bon jeBt bis 3ur 4usitelIurn Der
2i3ens am /. NpDember. oSeoe lleber>
| i6reitgag rpiroe gegeu pje Qusfeuung
! elmer 2i3sns ins 8sriht faQen. Der
R1t6, tpeldeu bic QnpdltsFirmd Der
Qiga oub, mar Der, oa5 8efeB 81 befols
| cen, oFeber, Der es nttt thut, Bat Die
aoniequsr3en ieirer 6anbIungspetie
I ieibft 3u tragen.
Der geftrtqsn 8eriammlung pohnte
duf ipesiellen Wunit 6err gti1oLas
I DuttIs BON Der Cbio 2tquor Qiga BET
unb mar bic iyrage oes Offenbaltens
am Sountag cine beibumitrittene,
Rad lduqsrer Debate puroe beihIoiz
/ fen, Die 8QItrpirth'haften an Sonnta;
gen ipie bisber often gu balten mn
/ Iino bic UfitgIieDer er'uht iporoen, al:
! leg al perneiosn, mas 3u Rubeit0run.
gen uno QHlub 3ur geitrafung psger
8srleBung oes SOnntagsz9eiege fiihs
rem tonnte.
GeIeBIih Iinb bic 8irtbi bihafteu oea
! Sonntags gef6lofen, oesgIei6en in
ben Qugen Der goIi3et. unb Der 8grz
get. IA oas jesige Spiter feline lib.
| ZEN Nattheiie gs3eitigt bat unb nur in
sinigen iSdlen bic poli3ei 9erauIais
tuna gum gini6rsttsu bate, 10 hieIi
! ss bic Qiga fir ungebraht, in bemIeI:
ben JabrpoFer peiter 3u fegelu uni
unter geobadtltng auer 8oridriftsr
ibre Standardization p;s bishsr an
| Sonntag often 3u balten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-02

4nfhcnp 5d9aH, 35 sabre
alt, BON Ro. 1869 CLINT Strabe,
puros 1sfern an Der Gibertp
Gtrabe bon siHeul 6iBihlaJ
betroffsn urso in bstpubtlofsm 3uft1no
osm Ttdotiifrn aronteHhdus stngsIiss
fsrt. Der 3uftduo bee grtrantteH 1T
dubtrit beiOrsniBerrsssno.
george 6anuafsro. oeHen
2lltr uno aorsFt rift feitgsitsat
peroen fonnteu, lpurbs bon einem pcs
li3iiten an oer pedrl uno plum
Sirabe fpessn aneebIiher 5runienbeit
psrhaftet, Sci oer Antuuft IN Der 90
Iistiitatipn fisfte fh ieooh beraus,
baB 6annaforo ersrdHtt mar wo
purDe bsrisIbe ihRttlitens benz itdbs
tiifen grantenbdus einaelieFert, mo-
ielbf bic aerste fsitfteftsn. suB 5ans
naforb I9rer unter Der 5ise seIttteH
bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-02

mitttpo6 morgsn I'm bdtb 6 libr am
gtimmplab In DELFT stn8uiteIIeH.
syn Der Central surnbaae lift etn
neuer ungdrif4er 0erein s.srinbet
porben, Der Graf 9otpanp Rrantens
unb 0erliderungsegerstn, Der bersits
80 Glitglisber sablt. Nsr nod gu err
maBiaten eintrittsroten Mitgtieb 3u
lperoen fpunfht, mag iih beim prdfs
0euten gb. Wognert 1924 Dalnllt
Gtrabe, ober am Sonntag Radmits
tag in Der 9urnbdlle meloen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-02
Ginbriid)e uno Stebitdble.

- Gurh 4ufbrsfen sinsg Seniters
mittslft zines grsdeiiens uerI6dfFte
iih in Der 8ouneritue 9taht Elm Gin
BREEDER 3utritt su bsn Haum$n Der
Jirma 5obn Beingdrtner an Der 4rs
morn 4perue uno Gutter Strabe, mo-
Ieibit er ans Der Fsg;itrirtafIe ben
8etrdg bon $3.50 entpenoete.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-02
.soeHtiiisiri.

Ter gsihnam oes am Tonneritng
non eitrer s9uge nobe 9iineriioe iiber.
iebrenen Ntnnnes spuroe aeiterff ourh
Ws1cnnIo ais BITE ieines SO
sSsnbre oEten grnberg Thomas. BON
go. >3556 aeuis apenlie. Gpnnifon.
ioentifisirt. Ter oeit)nnm iuurbe zur
lHeerbiguirs freiseoebcsl-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-02
Tics ,sns Gas.

- qolisift aDillidm 9urte. BON Q.
Tiitrist. purps geftfrn pom Elder.
tsitsnirtitor Gafh neQen Snfuboroina=
sion fir nie IdiRr bon sehn 9agen
fuspenbsrt. .9urse bate iid5 am
Dienfas gepeistrt, ben 9<fshI fsinss
D0rssisbt:a ~ 6sfOlssu uno iia oH
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-02

Sabre alte Ulerle Bible aufgegrtffeH
unb mad bem poItseibauptqudrtter se>
braht, rDoielbit BITE Etnber 70 lange
blet6en tDerben, 6is bic Gltern bena6=
rihtigt ftnb. Die Gef6tptfer itams
men aus Granforbbiae, Snb., unb
bdtten bsfblnfen, fid bic Delt an3uz
feben. Sn Cincinnati fanb bic ReiIe
um bte MeIt Elm f6nellss gnbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-02
Jn(an0G 0Getegrap6
Seine @ermitttung Sir
bic nItitutionas
linen

Gagle NAB, Serus, ]. 4usuf.
Bie Goup. Gurransa artiiuoig.. rpers
ben Die 8onititutionaliftsu iih auf
teins 8erT1ittIung 3ptitsn ben iid be-
fshoenben yattionsu in Uterito elm
laHn. garransa faete; rDir perz
ben ben arieq fortieben, biz Susrta
uno fein sanaer anbaag ausgerottet
iiuo."
Bon einer3Idpperi 6tauge
gebtffen.
QacrofIe, mis-, l. 4uguit. -
murp Gritipu, 7 Sabre al, ois 1o4s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-02
auHgrt in Surnet @ooSs.

Geute Ra6mittaa uirb bic Spbu
g. .Debsr'ffe aaHtle i'm Bur
ret 8doos 9arf. unter Der 2eituHg
non aapeIlmeiiter 0ermnnn geliteot.
oas folgenoe Qro5ramm sur Gur6-
fiihrnna brtrgen:
Warit aMaoe in Cincinnati"
- 9eIliteot
Gtpertiire su ~4facbetb1 Sntton
8otpourri aus .Rt1oleito" 8erSi
ghantniie ans ogu Ballet ,g6a.
sao's Tohter~ 9ugut
3tpei Dearfd}e DeosStolpsti
Gorretiolo- (atusgerudhlf).
Serr 6ermann gelliteot.
@ebet ans .,2oheuqriu" -. @aancr
Sohseitstaq III JroIohangen, Brieg
llngariiher 3au3 aus 1GoppeIia~
-. 3elibes
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-02
Die 6ise.
7ie S0d)ittemperatur betrug seilern
90 GraD.

llnisr ite[lpertretenosr 0etterpro
pbet battet rsht, inpem CT tublerss
Metter pordusfaa.e, fuenn audi Der
Reaen dusesblieben III. Shdoen
tam es ipirtlih nifts. tueHn Elm an
bdusrnctr Reqsn niepergebt. 2l6er IS
piro Ihon peroen. 9eitern puros
Folaenbe S,fbeitald reqiitrirt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-02

- 5rau 6euriette 6urter. bon
Canton, ift in Gainesville, %, I'D tie
fit, auf geiuh 6efano, i'm 8rano
Q2tper bgiru gaosn srtruntsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-02

Gin Glenb, an bds man iih ees
tpohnt bat, III minbeitens 10 niel
pertb ME elm Slid, oas man ri6s
nertrasen tanH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-02
u q hreg @efdtdther.

Ra, mir ThetRt, Deiu Serr bat au3
ole adt 5age cine anoere 9aFron."
.WieIo oenn2"
ySeit BRET ober bier 5uqeu Ieb' td
i6u nit oem 5i1h5eug gum 5luB btns
untergepen uno itunoeuIang iiben.-
.2lbl glm Sountdg tft ibm ndmli9
nds 9ebib btnstngsfalsu beim Nieisn
uno pa gebt er jebt ale Sag btuunter,
a RoitbrutI on Der Qugel, unO sIaubt.
baB 3 anbetBt."
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-04-25
Screen doors at Doobs'.
ROCKEY MOUNT

Several from here attended SER
vice at Ebeneezer Sunday. 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Shaw visited re-
latives near Blackwells Saturday
night and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. SHELTON, of Trickum
were guests of Mrs. r. A. McCollum
Sunday.
Mr.. Tom Wheeler and family. OF
.Trickllm- spent Sunday with Mr.. J.
d. Dobbs.
Miss Nettie Jamerson spent Sat
urday night with Miss Eva Newton
Miss Calile Shaw was the guest OF
Miss Maude Jamerson Saturday
night.
Mr.. Will Kemp and family of this
place spent Sunday with relatives
near Roswell
Miss Annie Bryan spent a part OF
last week with her sister, Mrs. Jim
Shaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Morris spent
Sunday with Mr. Bill Newton's fam
ly.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Owen visited
her parents Sunday.
Mrs. Stells and son were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Banister Sun
day.
Frank Trout spent Saturday
night with his sister, Mrs. c. G.
Owen.
Mr.. and Mrs Willie Gresham. OF
Woodstock spent Sunday with Mr.
J. d. Dobbs.
Sunday school at this place every
Sunday p. NJ. at 3 o'clock.
VIOLET
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-04-25
LOST MOUNTAIN.

Mr.. Bob Watson, of Colorado, ar
rived here last week to visit his
mother, He looks we'll and has been
enjoying fine health. He says Colo
RADIO is fine country, when he left
there was snow on the ground.
T. M. Wardlaw gives us q plan to
get rid of corn stalks Cut the
stalks down and when they are real
Idry drive over them with a section
harrow and it will break them up
into fine pieces where they will not
be in the way. Cut the stalks early
and allow them to lay on the ground
a While as that makes them break
easier. 1t certainly is a mistake TO
burn corn stalks or any litter off the
land. If you haven't a stalk cutter
try this plan and be convinced
F. G. Wardlaw visited Carriers
Vile last week.
the literary school here closed a
five months term April the 18th and
vacated until End Monday in July.
We are glad to know the Sunday
school meeting at Marietta Saturday
and Sunday perfected Cobb coun-
tty Sunday school Association. We
believe thsi will bring the Sunday
school workersi closer touch and
get Sunday Schools organized over
the county where they are needed.
The annual all day service will be
held at Midway the first Sunday in
May. All are invited to bring their
dinner There will be morning and
afternoon service.
ALLEN.
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Marietta Cotton Market.
lotion sold in Marietta Wednes-
day for II IL cents.
POWDER SPRINGS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Lindley and
baby, of Atlanta spent the weekend
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
F. P. Lindley.
Rev. J. J. Grow, of Marietta,
preached an able sermon at the Bap-
fist church Sunday to a large con-
gregation.
Rev. A. G. Nunnally, of Rome,
preached here the second Sunday |
failed to state in my last weeks let
ter
Miss Sarah Lewis, who is the mil
liner at Dallas, spent Sunday with
home folks.
Miss Louise Tapp is teaching the
college in the absence of Miss Mar
tin.
Mr.. T. c. Chandler and family. of
Mt. View, spent Sunday with the
family of Mr.. E. G. Wolf.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Davis and chill
dren, of Olive Springs spent Sunday
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A..
G. Mckinney.
Miss Dovie lookout has return
ed from pleasant visit to Atlanta
Miss May Mitchell, of Winston,
is visiting OF the home of Mr.. Will
Spratlin. @
Mr.. Charles, of South Carolina
recently visited Mr.. and Mrs. Puck
EFT.
The Missionary Society of the
Baptist church held an interesting
meeting the past week at the home
Of Mrs. r. H. Buchanan.
The many friends of Mrs. z. B.
Lindley are sorry know that she is
still indisposed.
Mrs. w. Sc. Butner delightfully."- en-
tertained the "Matrons'' at her home
Thursday,
Mr.. A. A Wolf and Mr.. Warren
Bell seem a little better but are still
quite feeble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lem Pool, of Hiram,
spent Sunday with relatives here.
MARY JANE.
Flower pots at DObbS'. st.
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OLIVE SPRINGS.

MIR, and Mrs. e. NJ. Daniel had as
their guests Sunday Mr.. G. c. Hill
and wife and their sister, Miss Kat
lie Hill, of Atlanta.
Mr.. j. H. Davis and family spent
Sunday with Mrs. Davis parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A G. Mckinney near
Powder Springs.
Mr., and Mrs. ]. M. Thomas are
rejoicing over the arrival of beau
tiful little bright eyed boy at their
home.
Mrs. Emily Hagin, of Atlanta, at
tended preaching at Maloney Spring
Sunday morning and spent the re-
mainder of the day with Mr.. and
Mrs. G. E. Crow.
Mr.. J. l.. Moore and charming lit
tie daughter Ruth, of Atlanta, was
up Sunday to see his mother, Mrs.
G. S. A, Moore.
Mrs. Esteher Jones has returned
to Atlanta after spending some time
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. w.
l.. Sanders.
Mr.. r. E. Butler is having a nice
even room bungalow erected on the
lot he recently purchased from Mrs
r. S. Lindley.
Mrs. w. F .Suddatch, of GillsvilIe,
and Mrs. Mammie Darroutt, of At
lanta spent Sunday with their niece,
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-04-25

NOTICE

SO dozen mems req
ular 10 and Is cent sox
in black, blue, tan and
gray, all sizes, on sale
next Saturday in the
Economy up Stairs at
6 1-4c Pair.
4 pair for Is cents.
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News From Over The County.
MACLAND.

! The annual memorial service will
be held here the second Saturday in
May. Rev. w. D. Upshaw, editor
of the golden age and Col. ]. G.
! Camp and others have been invited.
We hope these distinguished gentle
men will attend.
Mrs. Racheal Rice has been quite
sick for the past week but is bet
ter now we are glad to state.
Mss Louise Tapp is teaching at the
college during the absence of Miss
Martin who is attending her father
who is quite sick at Hot Springs Ark.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Griggs spent
Saturday night and Sunday with
their sons near Marietta.
Mr.. G. B. Lindsey and Mrs. Bran
an, of College Park, spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Mr.. Lindsey's
mother, Mrs Racheal Rice.
Mr.. Huckabee, of Riverside, spent
Sunday here with his son, Mr.. w. G..
Huckabee.
Mr.. Grover Warner spent Saturday
night in Hiram with his Uncle, Mr..
Tom Warner.
Misses Docia and Donnie Baff,
spent last Monday in Atlanta.
Miss Annie Belle Taylor has clos
ed the Spring term of her school at
Due West and returned home to
spend vacation
Aunt frankie Brown is spending
some time with Mrs. Lizzie Keheley
at Midway.
We certainly endorse all that has
been said about Sheriff Lindley. He
was indeed a man whose example
was worthy of imitation and his
place will be hard to fill. We will
ever cherish his memory as a friend
in whom we could depend at all
times.
RUBY.
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DUE WEST.

) The farmers are jubilent over
thi spretty weather Their work is
moving on nicely.
Mr. O. C. Kemp has been confined
to his room with measles but is re-
ported to be improving some at this
writing to the delight of his many
| friends.
Mr.. c. L. Scott spent Sunday with
| his wife who is still confined to her
room at her mothers, Mrs. j. j.
Rice, near Macland. We hope for
her speedy recovery
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Foster, of
Hickory grove, spent Saturday
night and Sunday the guests of Mr..
w. S. Williams.
Lille Mae, the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. M. Hamilton, spent
the weekend with her grandmother,
Mrs. ]. J. Adair near Mt. Olivett.
Mr.. and Mrs Chalmus McCollum,
of New Salem, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Leavell
Mr.. j. F. Cantrell will attend the
fifth Lewiston instead of Mr.. o. c..
Kemp.
Messrs. Roy McCollum and Grow
er Leavell, of New Salem, spent
Saturday night with relatives here.
Due West Literary and Social
Club will meet Saturday night.
Mr.. Grigby and family, of At
lanta, were out Saturday in an auto
to spend the day with Mr. Grigbys
mother Mrs. c. w. Ellis.
Mr.. Gallist Byrd is reported very
sick at this writing with pneumonia
We hope he will soon recover.
Allen, will you please tell us
through the columns of the Journal
why you prefer to gather your corn
in the Sprir" than in the FALL We
want ali the information we can get
about corn raising.
YES