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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-06
,,Oalc JOHNS J1leoi5in il Elm Segen fit
ieoeS 4auS.- Sic 6urirte meine Hinoer".

sd feuse Sbnen Sie 9ilber mciner Sinner.
boffeno. bal, oeren @rfabrung bon 9uben feH
ipiro fir anoere aIeiue, pelde an grouniits
Ieiben. so babe biete Dlittef probirt, Is'nes
mar aber 70 gut pie 8oter Sobns. Gs 1T cir
seaeu fir ieoes Saus." (Ge8eihnet) mrs.
96eo Gupte, g4ia CTR, Trob, g. p.
ggenu Die atnSer cine grFdihua ober SHtteu
baben, ooer tpeun iie eiu stdrfunasmittcI bc'
n6t6een, 10 foGteu bic Iiitter boritdtig fciH
uno tbnen ntd5t5 qeben mas aRobol oocr idbdoa
lid5e 2roauen cutbdIt 2BetE ite oieie 8roaueu
uber Ntfo6ct nd5t entbdIt in iraenbetner Gorm.
ocsbaIb 1T Gater JobH'8 9Febt8in cine itdbcre
Miebisin fir bic StinbcT Ianienoe bon DElt'
tern aebraud5en fe fortbdbrero in ibren Gdni'
lien. Gle bat cine G5ei6ibte bon 5osiabri8em
Grfola in Der gebanoIuna bon 5uiteH &rfdl"
tunqcu unh S5af5s uRo qunacnleioer, iomte ais
Gtdrfunasmitte! Huo t5rperanfbaucr 8te Bee
itarotbeile BON 2Satcr JobnS Wleoi5iH itno rei'
ne uro sutrdgte gnbrung fir SeHe. ete
fftuaf unb abeemattet itHo. 90 1T feIHe &as
tenimeoi3in, fonoeru oos SRe3cpt ctnes @r5te9.
SoIen Gle fb nod beute cine 5lafde,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-06

nit uufrihtiqer srauer tpiro in
fpsiten areIien Die 8unoe bon benz oes
itern erfoIsten Qbleben BON frau
R athiIoe flobr, geb. 3ieboIo,
oernommeH tperoeu, bic i'm 4Iter bon
nur "a oeSahren ibren 4nqeh0ri1en
uno benz qroBsn SSreunoestreiie, ben
lie iit ourh ihre 6ersensgiits 81 err
per6en aepubt. iGh unb unsrpurtet
entriiien fpuroe. Die 9seroiqung Der
itsrblihen SiilIe Der Gntfhlafsnen fin
bet am Samitnq Rahnittaq nm elm
llhr pom 5raucrbauie an Der WIUton
glpenue. Wnpminr 8, aus ftatt, mo-
rauf nm atpet llhr in Der 2utberiiden
ct. Sohdnnes Stride in Reaoina, O..
Der 5raueraottesbienit abgehalteu
neroen tpiro. Die geiieBuno erfolqt
auF bel GeutIten 9rpt. SSrlebhof an
Der Gt thaqe 9its.
sSm aIter BON 80 subren bat sfrl.
Marqarethe e hDnberger,
his gohtsr oes betanntsn, pereipiaten
osutiten Vioniers, 6errn 2ouis
Stonbsrqer, Die Qugen aum etpigen
S6lumnler seihfoTen. Die 8unoe
BON ihrsm 6initeioen tpiro in mel.
ten areiisn aufrihtio betrauert per.
ben. osrn Trl. S6oHberaer bat es Der.
itanoen, iih burh ibre periOnlihe 2te.
benspiiroiatcit Die Sreunoihaft unc
4dtuns 2lasr su sripsrben aetpuBt
oenen ss peraDnnt aetpeien, nGher mi!
ihr befdnnt su fperoen. Die 8eerois
ounq finbet am sSreitag Uiorsen I'm
edit llbr pom 5rauerhauie, Rp. SIC
gauer upsnus, aus ftatt. porduf I'm
haIb neun llbr in Der ct. Sranatsfus
Stride Elm feierlides Requiem celsbrir'
ipsroen piro.
oSah unb uneripartet lit gciterr in
beiten Nannesalter, i'm % Seben5.
iabre elm 6efannter beutId,er Slirgel
| Ser Staet, 5err Gaiper g h | e.
IN iciner Reiioens. 9to. 331t 6air
| liielS alpenue, in Die Gluigfett btnii
lbergeid,lunmert. Serr Sdlie, Del
lid, nod, am 1ierltas glbcnO au8en
Iid,eialid) oes beiten g3obiieiu5 er
irellte, erlog i'm 2ailie Der 9tnht ei
mem Sersiblaa. Ter 9obingeitic
aene, Der iid] felt einiger 3eit uollli
pom @eihdit 3uriidge5ogen bate
IDar spanaig Sabre lang Stasnei
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-06

mann cine groBe Summs 8elbes in
frun30fiIhs unb fpuuiihe Babrung
umIpehIeln pollte, mics auf geTrdgen
u9ofumente" Dor, Die tbm aus Wtaorto
3ugeitellt porDen paren uno oeren Sna
bait beIugte, bab in einem ipdntihen
gabnbof elm 8ofFer nit $6O0,OOo
itebe, ben er erlangen tDnne, rpenn sr
$4,000 sable uno bic 5ohter oes in5
@efdnqniB getpprfenen 8eiBers, oes
RuITen Serge SoIobeff, nit nod
Qmeritu nehmen tpole. .9oumann
nurnte Die 9eiben bor bem ulten fpdz
niIt1en Stptnoel uno tie lieBen itt
BON ibm iiber3eugen. aoihaBtp une
Srau Shoentne6t DerDeu mDraen Die
RiidreiIe nad Utiltpautee antreten.
,3um Gapitdu bef0roert.
Rem gOrt. 5. NOp. MoriB
Spunqenberg, Der erite Sffi8ter bes
9ampfsrs .@rober aurfirit", nuroe
an UtittpD6 in 2tnertennung fetner
8eroien'te I'm Die Rettung BON 10o
perIonen bon benz auf bober See pera
Draunten Tumrfer .8oltutno" gum
IN hef0rrert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-06
9hiHSHahriHten.

Nep gort, 8. NoO. 2lug,; ~aois
ier WilbeIm Der 9roBe" BON Bremen.
abgeg.: ,2ufitania" nah 2iperpooI;
.3eeIano" noh 4ntperpen; nSa Gora
ratue" nah Sdpre.
South mpton. Qbg.; raatz
Ter Dilbslm Der 3peits", bon Bremen,
mad Rem Yort; .GIpmpic" naA 9ep
Yort.
6apre. 2lnget.: .G6icaeo" BON
Rem gort; .5ranco" bon gleD gprt.
aopeubasen. 4ng.: Oscar
Der l3peite" BON Rep Yprt,
9lasg o rp. 4nget.: rMtougo!ian"
BON philadelphia.
5iume. 4bges.: rGarpotbia"
nah g}etp Yort.
stpnn. 2lbg.: ,4rabie"
bon 2ipsrpool, na1 goltoa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-06
Jn(an0 Ie(egrap6
Die merttaniih DE 2lngs les
deuheit.


Mui6ington, 3. g., 5. Rpp.
Sm StdatsDepdrtement nartet man
cuT Rahri6t ppn 6uerta. 2leuBeruns
oen, Die Der 8rdIioent hieriiber gez
r1aht bat. Iaifeu erieben. baB er rubi5
bic Gntnitlunq Der 8inge obiparte.
uno periuhen tptro, bas merttantt1a
groblem auf frierlide Deiis 81 loien.
4us 9lQem lit 2u eriehen, baB otplos
matiihe llnterbdnblungen i'm 9un1e
Iino UNI nihts nariiber on DIE Ssfs
fentlidjteit qelanoen ipiro, big e!n bez
ftimnter Ylau defaBt poroen III. Wcs
6usrta thun pirb, oariiber permd5
Riemonb Qustunft gu ertheilen uno
10 nett bttnnnt, bat Suerta ii6er ie!n
neiteres 8erhaIteu nihts oerluuten
ldi'en.
M M autgal bsgiebt lid
mad Subumerito.
2os Qugeles, GAL, 5. Rop.
Die bieiigen @eTGnsntbbeamten err
bieIten am Mittpoh 9efsbI, ale Gfs
fetten Srtie McManigals, oes 9nnus
mitsrihs unb Staats3euser in benz
pro5eb sessn bic McNamaras, naf)
sampu. 5la.. 81 fAiden, WlcW}anis
gal mar am Montaa freigeIahen tpors
ben. Gs ION nab 5apano geI6idi
perben, non pp aus er iia rah Suos
dmerifd beeeben tpirb.
Wdren beinabe auf Den
alien ,Tpani den 9 d NJ NJ
bel" bineingefollen.
Rem gort, 5, Hop. 3tpei Mil'
lpautser, 5. aoi6oBtn Ino feline Sph
ter ssrau g. S1oentneht, bic auf ber
alten rfpaniI6en Shninoel" binein
gefaden iDoren, iputoen geIteru ppl
Worris 9aumann, Dem BETTER De!
Continental 5otels in 5oboteu, nod
redt5eitis Dor elmer laneen gieiie I'M
bem @erluit mehrerer tauieno 0ollari
bspahrt. aofaaBsp, Der BET gaa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-06
siseaiirte spiritnoien 0rORbanoIer
i'm Cincinnati.

a sIsslps esss ss..s. : 60. s,s 2si z {. 3 Ctr.
gss Gs'sas s1aoilpses hs Ytiaera M Co.. 81 d !. aiS
Iss eadsse Ishiasra Go. 2ss 9sarI sir.
gbe Sec etelsr sens 90. i26 Q. I. CIR.
gar sliisaH, & s 60. s3s $50 ! alsin .; sis;
sHls sSasssss stsess ss'ig sgs e. ain shS s sF'H m
aia. q seL sreieera & aRaIoern TtfttaiHs
Jbe 5Isifbmarn Ge 4ls12i giuH' str
sbe q i Il sreitcts 60 2os-Os Q. Jr0nt.
Ise ! . sIad g.. ioi-ios G. qfaEE CTR.
y i q ssrses Co.. io7-ie0 e. searI sir.
y g.,,S.I. earris 4 1 aro. 222 E as.oS. sriiis sire
Sarriss Sobnfcn Co.. 220 i. gear! Ctr.
aaufsr oesner Gltmer Co. a2i 3. 2. Ctr.
gtas : atns. i2a speamers sis o.... r.
alisabsie aaalmsna ais auelmaHn eicusr TO-.
1be aaaimann = g,aer Co.. Co.. 2la G. geart ctr.
H. H;sl ss,ssiss ss &, asst &C. es a e. : ; ss ss
Il MlafIiSg ssss, $50 i, 8 sr.
s's iss ssss ssis a. a. is iisS ss' d .ss sess I s
,'s ssm ass1s @eiss { ls; srssl. 10 8 aouli ss ls
co ssrina ;.,,sI s,,lIl'Hs as s,d l;s a.;, r. en-
ebas.. Ws Vfeifer. 90 q, g. CTR.
Genra n Mit. i3s7 Main ctr,
seinli.Gma ans1,,s srSs az 1e'Ha aSsH'irsH. aio
,sHnis yierinser. log -. 2. Ctr
Zoe 8. III. Eubss 60, e2e Aaee CTR.
4 be Siar Tlf.iuern Co. i0f I'll. 3. Ctr.
1be Elra,shs sRrfb &C.. 9Ce~-sii EacnEiofe Ctr.
Gtanearo 1ifittinG &C.. 1923 anb 1924 grcac'
NAB.
sberbro6 1Iifinira 60. zoos 1ncamose Ssr
ssistor g. sbielss ils-2l O. yeatl Cir.
Sasrb Echs 40 Wsasn Ctr.
9 Sanbheser Co., f23--l20 G. Court ctr.
n sfranb x Co.. 32T Eheamore Sir.
Seiamnn Tillilfre Co.. 3na Eerrn ctr.
Eidnhare Iiiiluing 4 2i'iributing Co.. e39
Erans Eir
qcrnsr pooisr 60. f0fe--io20 Enean,ore str
q gr-+.- 60. 3rD--32t G. a. CTR
slniom TtiitAira &C.. i0Qs 10 @i&monb CTR
gbe uamnn 60 3f6---2a Spbn CIR.
| asreinaHo sSefsbeimes 4 Cons. 200-i7 G
Court Cir.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-06
3iBeniirte Mirtbidaiten i'm County
aaferba!b Der Siaot.


osbn aasSHirs. IT, n. u. gde eSDarSs nns
gSlHiGniS
grse. Il glaftna, g. 70. gse gisGnsp unhs5saIs.
aofspt Nsyi&, 81 II Ode Hiiis nHc &GrtsF.
Il. 1t0isxse. s720 Asaln ave,
Ibe cpanhce Gafe, 1915 WsGiH Woe.
tzfs g aesdc. s9s3 Stain slpe
sna ginecnneg 2Gea alsabiicH Aoco.
possss aAasfk. s737 azaiH dpe.
Schu Nstsr 1853 NtGin Mbe.
Am =. 1cfpbgH 1868 4rdtn Ape.
zbfe. retmag. 4Ai5 9hain sIbf.
csram Cor. 4T5g Jsaim Mpe.
Gh1iits0H 6tb, bD1t aH0iH ssue
0nm o. Sanler. 4g32 AaiM slps.
daftarina GOD, 4lS3 Wsaiu ars.
gcA. o. EiaaQt 2pOn WiiHb ~
e,aoee Nrv8. t6le Ws0ia Nbe.
n. II c6mIbsin, 4GD8 wsnnfaemern MoGb.
0ruft g. Wenn&st, 4ei5 W1nin ube.
Stua. WuhbelMeteS, 1856 AHtus ME-.
hen. 0seffefts IT,. 1900 eiaeeln ass
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-06
Scutidler aSionier 8erctu.

8elegentlih Der beute 2tbenb IN Der
Central 1urn6aqe itattfinoenoen mOz
rotiihsn 9erIammlung oeS Oeutlhea
pirri erbsrein3 tpirD 6err Otto Gnz
nst, cer 6efannte S6tpei3er BonIec,
Der 8ortrapenbe ietn unD iiber ierre
GrlebniIIe pdbreno feiner oiesidhrigen
GuropareiIe ipreaen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-06

- Marie Julbreht, Elm 8rpei Sabre
altes Wldbden. puroe am Wltttipo9
pon ieinem bier Sabre aIten gruoer
oSobn nit einem Repolper, nit benz Die
beibenSinber IpieIten, erihoiIcn. Sohn
mar ntGt i'm Stanbe, su ertIaren, pie
er in ben 9eiis bes aepplpsrs tam.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-06
g 6limme fFinan3lage IN
IRerttp.

ct aot Werito, 5. RoD. grd"
Foent Suertu bat Elm 8etret erlalien.
unter Dem bic 80 Gentsitiide fir qe-
ie.. .lihes 3qblunqsmitteI ertldrt per.
ben, nie aud bic Noten Der 8ant Don
Qpnoon unD Der Mteritaui'hen Ratip.
nolbanf. Qtut bic SFiIiulen bieier
gonten tperoen autoriiirt. ihre gaoten
ols qeTeslides umIaufsmittel aus3u-
qebeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-06
Gin neueS ruiii56es 3 otz
i6ufts in
SO al bin q on.

Dai6iugton, .. e., 5. 0oD.
Die ruifiIhe Regierung Bat oas pala'ts
G6nline Wobn4aus BON Sobn bdnS
6ummono, an etner Der prpmtnenteiteu
StraBen qelegen, fir Elm gotthuTts-
qebduoe anqetauft. 8as 5aus 1T ems
Der I60nIten in WaIhington uno fon
fir ungsfGbr $500.0oo Dertauft nors
cen iein.
9as 6aus mar urfpriinglif Don
G!eorc W}. guLmun qebaut, aber nie=
mails Dpn ibm betpo6nt iporoen. Jn.
Mai b. s. nurps es an 5errn 6ams
monh pertauft, Der aber fpGter be-
ItIoB. ii6 permanent in glen yort
nieoer3ulufen, uno oas 5ous tpuroe
dud1 BON thn1 uit7t berpppnt urto er bot
e5 gum 8ertduf Gus.
Sur gerbiitung oon Bers
iftungsurfGlIen burd
Sub(imatta q bletten.
Uafbin1tpn, .. G., 5. giop.--
Senatpr glIburit retchte i'm Senat
eire Bin Elm, Die, fuQ8 iie 8eieBestraft
erlunqt. ueeionct III, ben sdhlreifen
@erqiftun9sunfdlen our9 SubIimei@
gabletten in betrdhtlicher Betfe @iltz
holt su thun. Die gill beitimmt, bdB
cQr oerdrtiqs SabIetteu i'm 5tptlhens
Iicatlideu ooer uusrpdrtigeu 6anoel
in 8urfelform unb grim gsfdrbt bers
suiteQen limb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-06
Nbaesuieisne ayplifatisusa. u.

Mbe. Mbeliobn. 2I2 Ycit Saiinrs
ssei. areHs. 600 College,
9Inrf aItmarn r.. 23 q. ~. Gtrs
,sgcu. AlssHaA. It's xtenpcfL
ssreb. ssB,hs. 27T3 Cbfero0tcrn.
Nse. NcricH SIT ttlcttey.
aci. slaidi. 1913 Qlm.
ausiuS AMs3ssys 8. = aeon.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-06

georgc gaife, POI grodomnp
gsm. 2outg, 14O Is. 8. CTR.
Better 3eisler, 1701 N1anifon Roao.
Sfaoor 3ahdrDtp, 500 Gin.
@tbel 8nfansfi, @. ". Gde 5optins uno
Snrret
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Observation-Disclosures

9orriet.
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Mud Glof ing on 5u beulen, ieine
aernlhen nm aarlhens 5als iflin.
genb: LIMB on audi nid)t, bab i'd, 10
ifIeht mar. SD bab's ja nitt hoie
gelnelnf."
ia fam Serr Shonias ladlcno.
,@ns hcalt ssbr oenn, bltnrme Sun-
aens2 glh ic! @egen meiner s5rau
Die GahriGt bat aarI 10 erihredt
Worgen ipirb's ihon mieoer init ihr
g,tt gehen. - 8ebt bod binlnier IN
oen @arien ntb ipielt i'm S6nec
Gort fonnt ssbr nnd) Scr5ensliiit per'
fen. G5 ihneii gernSe 10 ih0n. siur
5iett euh rarm OIL"
limb jibeIiio eiIten bic 8eriobnten,
in Der Sisfe Tires berasns 9eruhis.
ten in ben mirbelnben Sd,nee fiHalis.
iiber Dem Die Come ladfe.
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HILL ERDORF.
2ei6enbcfntter.
F5one Gin 231.
Sales b6.
2zorwooo sno Yeaoixs, Oeio

I'D Mills nie, ME Dieoer tfun,
ihludBte aarIhen.
.Wa5 oenn2" Sic foInte es ilid)t
erfahren.
ssnhinittag fam GIof bonn Cher.
itof berunter unb flingcIte flopieiloen
Sersens bel 3bomas, ipie es sSrau
Sbonras gin1e.
aarldlen mar eernoe I'M aorrioor.
2eife nuiid)liihSen0 imfing er BEN
Jreuno. Sag ii6t gaonn, bal, if
bic unpabrbeit geingt. Sag i5r's
.uKt. Bite, bitts - niGt"
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SObesans,ia.n.


Ginrb ar1 mlttiipo6 ben u Rohembx 1913,
I'm II libr 8ornliffanS rdd ffirsem peioeH.
unfere tuH,gftneItebte nsntiiT Huiier, Stpeiler,
Stfuieeeraiuiter nnb 8rrBmn,ier.
&arolirt fut),
aeb. seller
i'm 62 2ebensidhre. 3ns Gctenbeednanis fir.
BET fait bonn Iranerbaulg aus Giehes Rtfe
GubebaIe am Sanitaa, ben Is. geeeusber
Aadmtifaas ! IItr. gcerhtanng auf BEN
Spriua @roae f5riebbefe Greunoe FHo boiIitfi
cineelGber
GarT aot Ga.te
Trbu Snaehbrilsu.
lGiiccr febren ah bcn Biit & Siermsr's
C'iice 1s24gaeftmoo6 act I'm ~ ubr1Riiines
Q3nflsls staHfas nnh gouisoiae ae 3Sis
tangeu rupuen, bite fosiereH.
eat Der Toe unS oub eefdieben,
llHf're 2iebe fGteb CT niti
Tbeu're. ruh IN @oifes Jrieoen,
lIHf're 2tebe tfirtf ia uic5i 1914
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-13
Getss an Nsntrs!tprta.
mmtfftcnsrs Dfftce
Samti;o Gcunie 4 tte.

Gam ton &cunfe. Etes
GtucIuHatI Gbto, 30 Efiober 1918.
Eetftcge unetbnir Utrbea eHi.
gtqeugeHorntH IN aer GittCe hes @cGIb "
aounip GoHimlfllpHers bis 6 GrffIaa. Zen q.
Rceenber 1913. AIM ~ ubr 9gtI!ag5, tag Die
nGcfoIqenbe 9auai9savbe3f:
Gjemab Der epesifilaiian slo 5af. fir bic
Esseralar ner lEosdpeu aHffabyl Der Wilami'
bile Sri6c tu Sbmmeg Ipi0E'big.
git s,rteii paI sa gef6eoen IN ushereini.im'
WuHs rFil BEN slaaeH uHb SpesiflfGgionen.
rfifs ;stt In Der Cffice Ifs gcaro Of GouErtg
HoMmiiiionsrs nu'lisatH
Hiis unaebpit Hiitea n,I' SorrTalcren aufaf.
eritoi iein. neIte IN Der Gtilfe hes Eontb c'
Qsunic SomiHiflpnsrs as tatea ftHb, uHb be-
eIstiet fssa hon eGgsm Eonb IN her SDbe bon
eiHlanfcEb 81 900 00) Tolars nilt sfpet Gu.
ten unb eeunaerten sirGsH als gihereeii ea5
ter tieter ben aon.ra.. eiHaebeu ipire siir
uastlhrung Der arbesi. TN Sale eerfeIbe itm
safrfaHni mirb.
Tie 4earte Gorlmtfseue-s 5sbaIien 30 bos
Mf6i Tor. tr1eHeeiH cher Gle aHcttoie sn
ecrrsrfen
Am Nufirnes hts gourn OF 5arfiltor Gc1a,t
commiNierers.
SreS. G. gseIIeImann. 9rhf.
Niief.: aIbert weinbarbt GIcrf.
3OeI320
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Z ME a /.

Ger 6srr, Der aeitsrn i'm gaSar,
ols bas elettriide Qid,t oerfnsie, metz
nsn Muno fanb, ipirb oebeisn. unisr
tsr gb;ffre .Gbrliher syinber" Elm
asbsnsssihen IN Der GypeDition bieiss
HlotieI nkSerjulsosH.
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3n berfanien - 5armen.

05Is ader, Brown &C, O.. auie @e5dnce:
fein uubran4 bdres Cam, nn einer &tie ~
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-02
GEORGIA IDEAL
FORP|CS, SAYS
STATEEXPERT'
J, |, Downing, Club Organizer,
Expects to Have Record Ex-
hibit at Next Fair.

ATHENS, Nov. ii. l.. Downing,
newly appointed State organizer of
Pig Clubs, with headquarters at the
Iowa. He thought Iowa was the hub
of the universe in pig growing, but
after visiting parts OF Georgia during
the last few days, he declared that If
lowans should come to Georgia they
would not return, so great are the
advantages in raising pork here COM
pared with Iowa.
He was astonished to find that 1t
was possible to fatten hogs in South
Georgia at cents per pound by
feeding peanuts. He thinks a little
it better flavor, but he finds that
Georgia is producing the corn, too,
at very low cost.
Mr.. Downing believes Georgia can
be made one of the greatest meat
producing States in the country. His
purpose now is to induce every boy
that joins a pig club to get pure
bred pig. Preparatory to this, Mr..
Downing is getting concessions from
breeders who will discount their usual
prices 25 per cent to help the boys.
He expects to have the finest show
ing Of hogs at the State Fair next
year ever seen in the State, with all
1t means in demonstrating what
Jimmie" can do with pig on the
farm if he is allowed one and is per-
mitted to feed it according to best
methods
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-02

use for the churches TO stand for
these until We find out what they
are.
AS to Short Hours.
One would suppose from certain
phrases about reducing the hours Of
labor to the lowest practicable point
that labor was always a curse and
leisure blessing The hours of la
Dor might be SO far reduced as to
diminish diSastrouSly the total
product of the community below the
amount necessary TO maintain the
life of the community as it is and
to provide for Improvement and
progress.
Leisure in the sense of loafing.
idleness or inactivity is not neces-
sary to the highest human life. The
notions that labor is a curse, and
leisure the Indispensable condition
of contentment, are thoroughly mis-
chievous, and, If carried into prac-
tice, would destroy civilization and
make real happiness impossible.
Depiores Minimum Wage.
The minimum wage is one of the
cruel to the weak, uuskilled and the
old
About the ministers, he says:
1t is imperative that the minister
who is to practice social service
himself, or TO eXhort others to It,
should have obtained in his own
person and through his own expert
ence a thorough knowledge of the
inductive philosophy and of its ap-
plications In the promotion of hu-
man welfare and of progressive CIV
ilization.
The churches and all other phi
lanthropic institutions must learn
how new truth about human socie-
ty is to be acquired, little by little,
step by step, through thorough and
candid inquiry into the existing
facts, and then through careful
study, first Of the causes of exist
ing conditions, and finally, of the
most promising remedies. For such
work the churches are not yet Wen
organized, and the ministers are not
yet well educated.
The Churches Role,
In the meantime, the churches
may best give active support TO the
well organized agencies which en-
ploy experts in social service and in
scientific, social, economic and med
ical research. There are many
such agencies which are employ
ing men Of good will, sound judg-
ment and practiced skill.
Let the churches support them
with sympathy, comprehension
praise and money. Gradually they
will learn how to employ experts
themselves and to cooperate with
each other IN SO doing. The medical
work Of foreign missions illustrates
the gains that will come to the
churches through the exercise OF
these new powers. There Will be
no abridgment of the churches
ancient and imperishable function
Of teaching men faith, hope and
love.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-02

interest herself in church work. That
is highly important
The Most Lonesome Town.
New York is the largest city in the
country, but it is the most lonesome
place on earth 1t is more lonesome
than the little town in which l was
born, and there were only 400 inhabi-
tants there.
The trouble with people here is
they are unneighborly. They think
only of themselves or of making
money"
Miss Deane is in the home of the
artist Penhryn Stanlaws and his wife,
into whose custody she was given
by officers OF the Yorkville court
when she was arraigned on the
charge of attempting to kill herself
She talks freely to interviewers.
IF my story will help other girls,
l will gladly tell it, she said to-day.
"At present l don't want any one to
know who I am or who my relatives
are, as | don't want them to suffer
by my notoriety But the other
things, my experience here and the
things l have found out from these
experiences, I gladly will tell.
The Fiirt Constant Menace
ct was born in Kentucky sixteen
years ago. My father was wealthy
and prominent My grandfather was
a general in the Confederate Army
] lived in Atlanta, Ga, for years
Then, upon the death Of my parents
l was sent to fashionable school up
state in New York, where ! remained
until last June. Then ! decided to
seek my fortune, and l was fiattered
into the belief that my face would
win me fame as an artists model
came to New York on that quest, and
thus all my troubles began.
The flift is the greatest danger to
girls in New York. He is everywhere,
following you, walking along the
street al your heels, crowding you in
street cars. 1t was so that | thought
every man in New York cad, and
was afraid to leave my home"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-02
wow. Rough Riders
viii Feature Parade
Jacksonville Camp TO Give Log Roll
ing and Initiation the Night OF
November ~.

JACKSONVILLE Nov 1.-Jack-3
sonvllle Woodmen of the World will
give their annual log rolling and mi
tiation the night OF November IL
One Of the features will be a parade
led by the First Regiment Band and
one battalion of the National Guard
Following. there will be clowns of
every description and two detach-
ments of comical features, and, for
the first time before the public, will
appear the United Rank Mounted
Troop No. /. under command of Colo
mel John u. Reardon. rhis troop Is
better known as "Reardon's Rough
Riders"
Judge w. w. Anderson will lead this
parade with his new oxmobile. Cso-
tain J. A. Brown will be in comma I'D
of the ambulance corps.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-02
POOR GIRL SAFER FROM
TEMPER THAN TOD RICH
OEBUTANTE-- DR.. ELIOT
DR.. ELIOT'S IDEAS

Poverty is far safer moral con-
dition than irord;rats wealth.
Child labor on the farm is
wholesome and desirable.
The minimum wage. is one OF
the most depIorable doctrines and
practices of trade unions.
Leisure, in the sense Of Ioafine.
is not necessary to the highest
human life. The notion that labor
is a curse, if carried into prao.
tlce, would destroy civilization
and make real happiness impossi-
BILE.
For such (sociaD work, the
churches are not yet well organ.
lied, and the ministers are not yet
we'll educated.
The churches may best give ac-
tive support to the we'll organ
lied agencies which employ ex-
perts in social service.