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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-24

Nfne crbtnanM Ro 27e<iei3 sseFilul.
~ forfuitcbren init Der gerbcfistnisg eesi
anrEeas asenus. ben gRob gleenue bic Carton
strenile
Gel "a berOrbnet ben BEN eiabtrotb oer
Gtabt Cincinnati. gsaat Ebto. Greiptettel al
lsr bnsu ssndbIien asitsiieetr abersiHtiiHa'
meut:
Gefigon I. 1as es bsssenrd belftmmi
sptrb. forisufabrsn nit ber Aerbeflunne con
pargebe abcnue. bon gicB MptHns bis 9afloH
ISnl.aats ssis snra aSisrn saG Seg abrreas sa mil g
ssr raassa @ ar.S nlsis. ii iisbereiIiiiimmna nil
s,eg m aasns sir,.s us sss sn e@sbe,t a n nit Ss Ssl
WIAflen Epesisifaiionen, aoFleHpordnghldaeii
IiH0 4rofiIen. ipelcbs fgiiter GnfeebetbeH iutr:
Der nnn ieef n Der Eiflee bss Gtretior Oh
EDITION 4. 1ae oiie SnabenerinS. sEloesn.
bic hierenrt erTfietcH fcHteH, qerihlIith nHters
inst lgefDcn lOlen Hat Der naaenorna eer
onfpaIi hieraHru erIHadtiai titIe arpewiclen
iperbe he aerthiItten Edrttte ctfaalesien VI
einem @eTidi ben icBEpefsHicr SurisoifitoH, an
Spfa,c Mftfprftdbe su IiTsisrfntheH
c<Fticn g. TaE sfpei t24) 4roseHt bet
Ggsfa1umispiisH slr bic befn9tt MefDeiigruHp tnIe
bic Aoiien fiir arensnHgeH bon bsr EinDt bts
oisierIeef tuerhen ION olf eas anagenSeHne iIHS
nsIffpBsnbe Hiaenfhsfm Der rCraefebenen Nefs
befisruna. melbf bslanten 9Sis mnD e1nosIeieH
bsGTDUIm rffifNAHN fhtc4 GAb tx bftpttIkAE RsS-r
fbeiIe bRrh bic befape &eIbeisersIH1 GknteEel.
Eeffion & Tab BITE 70 auieriepieH Aness
freuis In schnllnl iehriiten 8nhiunnen hfE1bit
iperofn IegIen nit 9iHlen attf ote biHausaei6cs
benen 3ablHHaeH: pcranspefssi, fak orr
@ipenfeiimer boH ,ifaenbmel6fm htlieusrs
Ten Gigepthiiift ie H1n ltlneM
@nionnfen, foicbes afiebmefti iq eaar betabsen
uae sunerb6ib ssnansla s@ol 1Vsen pen nii0
gsftiou s. 8dh @enhs ber gtnSs Cincinnati
nnsaeeebeH iuerecH teneH boz esr acneitlcn
pon dFlebmeHi, Z belisnhfiGasn Itne strnr eu tts
Erffsor b Eat Der a7eft ber eAellmmifcsten
hos, befnctcr sler6eHerulta iugi0aer Hlci fpe8ieu
nifferleot irrrbe BON her Etabt 0sndnnnit be-
sahIi seroeH fon aus hem Wrios bee Berfaufes
bon g4onSs ipeIds ben befnGier Et0tt 'iir tes
faaie 3Yuefe In ber bet gefee reEgetHrtebeHeH
g9eife a1kaeeeben EpeTbeH
gesticR 1Gs ate gois itae GdHnerecu.
auureussnb unh cuiichere an betee ZetisH ben
gaTIthg MreHne RiutFfen stob angFtae Hfio
Carton stbeune tef.eneTs werhen ip!sen fnr o3s
bef0pte Aerbsfieritra, tpie rner besAlofeH
Eeffsaa s. T0b her EtIeefrt rf Enpits
Eerpiee hierbirrd henuEm1dstai arb nnGgsustieIl
HI. sinen arnfraft far he'naie g1erbefieruna Mif
bsru nsehrieffen tfre beien Aieiey nbsaitiis stcfi
nfe Gnesnflhrsn. Hn6 NeraTeriliHung ~ Ns'
bereirsitmunInc nit bem Befebe.
Eefttan q Tiefe rghinaiis fpH IN Aynfi
trefeu rnh @iItiaseii baosn bcu nne na1 otH
frabeften pom Mefeb grIambten 8eifpuHEie On.
@e''tr afn 10. aaut 1913 m...
ela;grenhsr grafibeni oes StaetrGihs.
esediaisbtai: Mrfbur Gspb, Gisu
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-24

Niue Crbtnnas no 27a1ef8 - sscrs
" 'rbruneen igeiFero fSr bic eiasaa5s hef,
gcnbs TN Der gnums BON $4,000 hebniS an.
i6affnns zines goHes ay 9esabluna ser so
'teu rnb Mus9aHen snT aoHDemnirlna uHn be-
bufs aHfnufs bon Gnubeiseribum fir eeuiue
Eirahen uH6 Eefpsr afaeresbis 3iDede
sei IS esr0rpnsf rsm Giahirast ser Etas,
gincinHoti. Gioat fhic
eciiiaH J. Tat Il 07H oeas Gsablgaib ber
Eidei 0inriunafi fir ,, haepDio erasbset Mrs.
Eenb5 betoGier Glat tn ber garsme rsn
ueuniaJeHb $4,000 gD Dollars anesltaes
ben iinb gn rrIfuifsH bebufs elH
fcbaffune ftres Dcaee 5ur Sesabgnng Der so.
iieH uiEb ausanbsn suy aaHDemnirsms aHb be,
baufs aHfanfs Don GrlH0eiaenihum 1IiT Gfras
sen. nuS Sesper sleusg bts 3iDede. In tieberesn,
iituunuue NIT TrbiH1H5 80. e0ssi9i2. paalri
ou fs Gobenbsr 1919. drpraprirsne GiaeH,
ibum fit gtrebeHh 1e fir bic SerftsnnHa ben
0oHcreiel seppeH iib erfircdene Bon mssHaiscs
N Eirafs bis CT mt Etrabe: Croinan5 80.
ss sSreae gs a sSss hOeE r. hen ss asss sss
Iccti uHo eef1uHa nir eie SeriisuHHa zines
Sefuers ron Sidtgis apeHHe be Clinton
gprstias aosHne rsitiaiss sae lz3dgis, pot
firt dm IS. 5ebruar 1913, appropTitteno eieen.
tbmm fir bic 0rc'1ufHg. 9riDeiterling Hno HIS
bepnii8g ben eu0dn Ahen. beH eem nOfbtl9RH
EHbe berfeleben 3HIit bic Sprina @rope Aces
25 aknrs 1918 Gggrcprisrene efpenibEri fiie
bic 4Efpeffersggg Bee AEeuguua bon &Q'legn
AbeHne uH5 sen,Vef cane.
Eeiticn 2. 2Ub pie gSHsS Der sslogieu
som 'r neantaafsnS @ eeu Roats ir Be bot BOT.
senanuieE 3ne6e Gte belaGien s'oubs ionen in
her 2eHcmsnaiipu con fhRftnHbert $500 n0l
| EoEdre oeer IN glulitpilfnien onpon iein, wts
boH Dem SfdhirAufiicr heiilFrmi mernfn uina
uns 9uisTsfisI iraaen iH seE @ate neH slSr
nnb etnboIb t9ls9) sSroseni per 1ahg. &c,
fegfe &oHas iplgu 6GssTi fetE BON slpftieH lace
| I'M Stint 1913, uao fouen Bablbar feiH eiegsia
! 400 Sabre nat beM Eaium.
Seffiou 3. Zg bcf0FteH yonSs foilen aus.
| geaqEs ST, au5aeifelf rnb bgrauBerf spegbeH In
| liebereiflliiHrs1is Hii eem Gefes arb Der Gr.
hinaus cur 8tggiiru1g Der Aus1abe aio 6ee
slevfallfs non aaHbs In Der Eiabi cincinnati
sieai ssiO: Hey.lE' On = 5ebrgas Isi2.
her beidaitr 9cnts ais9encurfHea Die 8rdiHies.
/ Hnh Gllsgetanieus 3iHfen Ddbon faa benz Dor.
gcnanuien SoHb iir bse pcFeenanHteu 8lpefg
| anigefArisben Hno ahsbesablt fcerben AMI sin,
ssa sSs beaoe sss 3 eh & esss sss srs1t s M
bic btsriH siesbe5hsli6 fsssifiasrien 8,pede ber.
1pdHbt nerhen
seffipn 8. gnb be IN nnb bterbart m auf
eEieas iahriid bis sns. TtipnNa ser obeE Be-
innm Der Sioei 9lretuHaii etHs peniiGeifDs
Eufnnie 5ebais aesahInnp kfg BtaseH tne I'll
gsiras aonb. ~ teobeh anf bic. oben bsf6rle,
1 heRe 5ttuiS: s0lte MusInaen Irb ~ madsea 4,
s ssssanc s Jun sa ssa ses esrn ss' ne Ss'sssa asa a.
s,iueGe
sefiicn 8. 9iefe Crbinnhs fOu in araf
ire5eft nnh Sllnaldt tnbsf' tru uHh rad ben
'rlbei,gn Ben geist sr.anbieH afitpnHiie On.
ardissrf sss 4 s.asiSsaips.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-24

necrbtnams. 10. 2571gts sefttuI'
~ rlelbs fprfsmabret NIT ner WerpeneEirss
ber IsentoH apenne. bon @eit adier SfraBs
bis sur storpsrafiunsIinie
gel es perorbnet ben benz eiastrnib beg
Gfant Cincinnati, @fnat Gbio. bret Biertcl a4eE
oasl eripdblteu UitfoEiebeI iibereiufsimiHgtsc:
eefiion i. 7as 20 biereurn brFtimrnf
iviro. fcrtsnfobren nit her BerbeiFeruas bon
1tcuten sGoenne, tru gsct aehier Etrnhe biz
sur AurprrnitoHsiislie Duro5 gTaasTnNa. Ssheu
ben 0eHgentsGnrh. 3iIaierH 0es Nnhrpfas I'LL
Nudiietiien, no Der Snbripce fuenigft als st
leirnat, uIfh Wlurnbnmiitruiia bee Sabriosnss
ipe Scr @ran So fibcriiept, periieIInna Der
upibipeH ErainirinGeH 5nieis uHo SilhMaiis
erIi uHn seasis etleI feds5eateen
pqiiirt an 25 1nae im 9lars 1919 nisa Ut
Hehcreiniiimnlling nit nfr Riditen, MrieTbprs
nHfthIdQen urlb aroisIen ipeide friiber safaes
ser cfficc hes Eoarb ci gublie Eerpife
Geftlon g Ios sfpc 2Ei Bto3eHs nsT We
famnlifclieu FIR bic beiaae RerbclIerRIta iaitn
pic stoiten pcH areiisnnaeli lssaeli lusreer, lo.
ton Der GrrfsifiIb auf bus aRttchenbe Mie nsis
iicheltoe Gtgcntbnm an bic horaeisbeIie 8ets
sgiiernis Dsidbs helaeieg sots n',e sa',osss.sn g
ibeiIe bnyn bic pgfdafr &cr5eiefiiua GeiiIsl!eli.
EefttcH 8. Eof bic 70 enferIepten Mifcbs
meuts n seoH liol lqtri'snsns os.s. asaslniaassep.
hinaneaelbobeHen 3ebIuuaeR: bcransnegssl o0s
Ser Giesnt6itmer irQenbirefer beiifuerteHtsaen.
fbun nam fetmem GrmefeH. ipites AHebmrfi
inHerbob sipaHsta f2C) IageH ben tiHb f1n
bet RnffiruHG eer be':taeriibeH Srotnan5 In
Nadt bsSnbIen meg
gefiioA T. Eie @pnsB Der gfnht Cincinnati
fouen nBsaeesben tpereeH cor bsr aciIeffton
eer befnpisn aNebmeffe
Sefifnn g. Fas Der Btif brr @efammffcffel
bon befaefer Gerbeflerina spclceg nirf fpesien
auferlegt fpn-1e, bell fsr Sinot @sEduRaii be-
sdbIt tperbeu fcH gGife bem 0rloE heS 8Rxs
fnufs bon WcnpS, irt.bC Ron beidafer E5nbf
FIR foItten 5mef LIB m Der cou Bees Der.
aeiebeueu saetfs aiteeeqt6e fufroef.
Gfftion g. EaS nllt cots tBe ldnhxfefru
ri;preusc:,4 :;nb auitct g:o Gl htihe Eeiien len
Trentcn ApsHHe. bon Der gactt ar1ien @trnBe
bis 7Hr sforrornftpusiirit beifeaerf speshgH fcl.
len tIr nte befngie Berteilsture, tote pben be-
fcbioffen.
settior 4 4as spr Tlrcftcr cf NmrlIc
Serbice hierburds hehel Hdchtaf uak anaeaptefeH
IT, eineu AoHtrnff eiH5uaeben nnb aifsuifhbs
ren fiir eefinrSsfe Aerbeegnae nit heSn frfebggs
fen uHb bciien 8ieter Hab AnuoHeirnna IN
iieberfiuittmmnna init hsH Sefee.
SeffieH 3 Eefe TttinaHB fpI TN agait frsy
ten unb @lItigfett hatrH BON lirsn nncs BEN
frfibeiien eonl @efeb CyirifbieH 3et!punfie an
QaFiirt aut IS. Mai 1913.
amiireueer gr6F5ent bes gtnDtroits.
@eGIaabi1t: arttgr Gspn. GIerf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-24

V iebraaasn iretdfsnnis fahr Bic aasaass bon bon
seHbs tn Der Sanssne bon s4D0. 10000 far bic
9srffelnna bes mgfllrreef 1runf. nnb naberer
Etmers, fosDte aHoers esper8srbeiernneeh.
galaebetben ben cen sfiHrmpebegs Der 2sabi.
5H aiHbeircni baB bet hes aIsemsineH ssa6I.
absebnlien nu B. Iaae I'm sfnpember 1919. eis
fynee bebnfs sllisgnbe bon Bsans pen gincta.
Hnit In Der SumEas boH $3.00cD00.0A snH
3lpe6e bar 3eritrnaEg bes m,iIicreeI hruE!
Geipers nnb eelpers fisr MaapifonbiIs. gsslis
nrgo. @lltion, ao9noaie uIs0 atftESer Gsltrttfe
sn M esr sfapi giielnHais. his tis iesI mot rsif
@slnege IN befogier Siabf, bic jebt fHabbaff 0oer
nHppasi6nhia fiah. unb fiit bie gfAsrlma 6es
nDtbigen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES une gseGesetIf siiE
bpIlltdnbieersn gsasnsfbuna pes seiper sulisnss
esr belagieG Eiabt xlir sfbfftTmaisg eeH oatns
ii'sssrteH gtimmaetsrn Der siabf GiHcinHaii
eesr H asstss asI s.r sss s 9slts, ,.n peg ss
ossbalt
Gel fs bercitnei bsm Ginbtraib Der EiaDs
esiiion T. Eas Sie ie wcnss Der siaSt ain.
etnilati Gnsaeeebesl uerbeu foIen In Der gum
nc bon pisrbnnnsFiiinufen $500 0.0DJ 1ogs
sssts eGss esas ss s sss 81 es s s ss @
bebnis Seriisinss sss ailIrrssi 1r,ni ss selssss
,,ns gslDess fiir gsae:isnbiIIs g,sfnvose cir.
gta6t giEssHnaii, Die nI4 mis- benielbeH pers
feben fifo. Dno ble Herts5ernn1 hen Sefvers IN
bstogier giabt be fdabrofr oDer nnbonIiasoia
NrHH6sisenfblfms us5 s8saeIes4te fiir fo2Ios
Stirers, itfb FIR Die &i4sratHa sitsg bcflii1n.
sgsssa stssnsissaHa ~ sepsfaase essais sss
a.sssssu sss 9s ss ssa ssHss ss Y AZ n
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-24

f1en Snn i9liebsn. 8ie gsoba6tnns
aen unc @rperiments, bic Gornes jeBt
IN aleier nit Qnlstien aHgsitsut bat.
seritoren ou6 gum grobgu 2bsile
anIsre 8oriteIlung BON einsr 4rt ions
muniItiihen AmeiTenitaat nit ipites
matiIt,:r 9lrbeitspertheilun9 nnD
Qesenieit:gsr Silfsleiftung. es fdb int,
baB bic Nineteen gdnS i'm 9egenfas sn
ben bisterigen anruhmen ausges
Ipro6ene SnOipibualiften iino. Was
uuIer 4uae bai Der eriieu 8etrohiung
cls eemeiniame arbsit oeutet, enthiilIt
iih bel ndberem 3uieben eter ais tin
Streit Inn eis geute. G;ne amelie bat
enc Jaqobeuts gefunben urb i6leppt
lie IN Der Ri1tuns auf bas Reft. 4uf
rem Weoe it1bt iie nit elmer 5fp.ittn
2lmeiIe Suiammen. Die iu6t ibs nun
RE Bette sr sntreiBsn. Man itshl, ME
beios 3biere am entyesenselebtel
Gnn an ihren Shdbs serren. Grgibt
ss fd i'm 21nfe bieies Rinsens, TAB
Sie aorperafien beIner Gdmpfer in
cis 3iihtung gum Jisfte trmmen, 10
lern ss aaerbinss iteinen. rls
rolItsn iis einnnosr belfen. Aber ipeis
tere geobaAtung Seigt, pnB eins 4meiie
oIlein Die 9euie niel idnellsr gum Relie
ifafft, ols nit bieier perm.intlihen
,6ilfe~ Der anberen. Gin nohb.iieres
9eiFpiel: oft iiebt man cine game
Gruppe non amsiIen, bic tire fstts
gsuts einen Safer obtr cine 5eus
ihrede genieinfnm 81 fchleppsn
ihsint. gs iino nsun Mmeiien porn
cine, an ben Sfiten je p;sr. aanefom
beipegt iih bic aoft benz Reiie 5us Rnn
nebme man Die bier linten 4meiIen
hinipes: iofort ipirb tie But. ua6
re6tg qeifoben. Man nebme bic bier
rs6ten fort: Der adfer fpitb nnn Iints
.ranaporiiert. Man nebms aber bic
pofDlre ein3elne MmsrTs meg: unb bic
Gait bsfpegt iih iiberflupt nicbt mebr.
Nimnt man aber bic aht BON Zen
Seitsn fort unb l1bt nur bic eine an
her SpiBe, 10 fiett man nit Staunsn,
paB nun bic san3e aait Ditl fdtnelisr
anp leidter 6em Niite 5usefheppt
frirb. 9as 8eiipisI 5sigt, boB Die
,.gemeinfdsne 4rbeit4 Der amcifeH nur
Iipurd 3ufnI her 0emeinfhaft niiblih
tpsrDsn fam; i'm Grunbf 1rbeitet i.be
2lnssife fiir Fi6 uno ptrb burh .oilfe1
Hur bebinbert.
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Nus bem 9riefe eines Stn.
oenfenan ieinem Batter.
aieber gaterl Senbe mir uin.
astsnD 500 - ts soitss ia blos 20
Gtnts |"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-24
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sgsiir stEeite S0siise
tcaltea an BET HruIoane
fWtfs0arIfou q IN Carte Bseffduronf
TaarsH ab ssH nsses Eitr. 1as bss 80. ctr.
sEb Sss1sfrH.
MHsa1einnus e. Qaiafen. Affsmns shafisusu
tnrh 8eHpns Tifnf.-Iie Tampier ,,fslsss.
iGne", ss0tHrsrnrfi@ lulb vyIAnfy" fsno Sdifse
fcn autfrcrbsHtIsm Grcbem IunnfuQebnlf nit
asrGainslgeu anbiner HHD biel Gedraunt bls.
tgnbs -Eit eiftcmmobasscHeB Der sspetien Auflife
belssn. fDtreif AgTf9sf iuso eurnf In Nefracaf
lemrief. BEN Meralei6 nytf ber erffeu sloisifs
con Ettf'en ans bic lDeniaeE 1srnieneetnIt bns
t<H
asn Hsasu nad 2snSsn-Earis -oambars
NtufinHan Z. SnHi 0tnssmnan IL 1ntf
Dshf9sr e. 3nni Gfssfians II 20. A.fi
Wiaa i6xxibs nm srsisere Ansfmrtf
csmbsfs AmtrifaasfAf einis. Is @rsasmss, N.g
agenlen IN 9incsnnafi - speilern usrnsan
Ranf Grfts MaticnaI.aassi. Dilnite. DEiite AaIiss
galsRank atias sieft0uaIaEanf. MaInm EfrGte:
ssssgdn @ @1slisnai.HaHl rrsGbieH = 0srman
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an Serfaniem

Mtutpn 4Idee Mloeerues s<3tuimer
= coue. setne paae; 1uE decentralization: Hyds
f,sq. meHp biefe zao6< perfnaft. I'll &psp6rf5
MDRnle
Rgtneg nfges gsridtuus 2eGn GRaiiatnistis
efre knngp g3afbtngtGH. 24,25
gafi Gn e-Ussfss 4s3tmmer cans: epi 25ss
10: giBet BEN Hodspaiier; 5000 uRb'ne stne
IferftebcHhe cot ais IbeiisahiHe. Nad3p
frdaen Is4s Sefpiti 2ps. &aalnui eins
Is 24e5s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-24

9senfffne srnn fldi Etsue far gslfdseTl nrb
a,iigeln lgoHfng urb GseniiGe 10i 6tnelas
Ctr. 6. Gto6.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-24

Efne Crhtnan5 sc. 276sioi g'esiluls
" fprfuitcbren nit ber 9erbefiernrg resi
pnrIeat gpenue, ben sos Mhenue bic 0arIon
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-24

a ATE Qonfu ruo cir aGab6en iilr sitishefs
EEb cGaisarbest. &oTbcfi>2de eonsi hho
HffH Efx
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gtslIsmeriHd,e - meibiidl.

grru fsstf Siear far .fbou 0rSeTs~. 1919
Noere Git. 3. Efod.
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gerlanet--UcibIih.

GsE : t,,e & g6fbcer, nm BET Der cfgeeSHeiIseH
aenaarbeit sH heifsn. 1891 sasllen Enellne
gnpisnale.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-24

eel es berDrbnet ben BEN GtaDtrot5 Der
Gtabf Cincinnati. Ssant Ebto, Gveiptetiel al'
ler bnsu esndbIien ggiteiieber iiberslHtitH'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-24

n H. EcNi ipno,
amiireHeer NrEG5ent bes gtnDtrofts.
@eaiaabint: Grttgr Gsph. Gierf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-24

srtielt: artsnf assa Gisd. -,
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Wabnen far Tetdss 9aasartest sb2 Gsnos
bnm sire, Arenbaies
Connecticut western news., 1913-03-06
Lincoln's Book Friends.

A few fine books, we'll known, like a few fine friends, are worth more than many mere acquaintances. The Bible, "Aesop's Fables" Robinson Crusoe" and "Pilgrim's Progress" were Lin coln's real friends. He used to lie on the floor and laugh over the Arabian Nights" When his stepmother saw that books meant great deal more to him than they did to any of her own children she took particular care" as she said, mot to disturb him till he quit of his own accord" She honored his private bookcase between the logs next to his bed, and the big fires he used to build to read by at night She knew that he carried book out to the fields so that he could read while his horse was resting, and often she would find him copying out, with his turkey buzzard pen and brier root ink, some favorite part to remember. "A boy like that deserves to have his chance" she would say to herself.-Ariadne Gil bert in St Nicholas.
Connecticut western news., 1913-03-06
Reading the Riot Act.

What Is commonly meant by read Ing the riot act" is better known than the origin of the phrase. The histori. cal riot act was passed by the British parliament in the reign of George l. IT, TIA. It enacts that felony is commit. ted when twelve or more persons un. lawfully, riotously and tumultuously assemble together to the disturbance of the public peace. so to continue to gether for an hour after being com manded to disperse by the sheriff or undersheriff or a justice or the mayor of the borough.
 In the reading of the British riot act, which Is a necessary preliminary to its being put into operation, it is not customary to recite the whole of the statute, which is rather long one, but only the following proclamation, which it contains: "Our sovereign lord the king chargeth and commandeth all per sons being assembled immediately tc disperse themselves and peaceably tc depart to their habitations or to their lawful business upon the pains con- tained in the act made in the first year of King George for preventing tumults and riotous assemblies. God save the kinop
Connecticut western news., 1913-03-06
A Bismarck Duel.

A duel in which Bismarck was once engaged had a very amusing origin. It occurred when he was chief secre- tary of the Prussian legation at Frank fort He went much into society and one Christmas attended a big ball During the height of the festivities Bismarck's attention was directed to an exceedingly pompous individual who strutted about the room. This was NJ de Clancy; noted French duelist Later on this important individual took part in the dance, but having omitted to leave his hat at the proper place had perforce to hold it out all most at arms length while he danced. The spectacle tickled Bismarck i'm mensely, and, as the Frenchman came sailing majestically along, Bismarck stepped forward and dropped coin into the hat. A duel was one of the next days events. Though 1t was with pistols Bismarck escaped unhurt, while his adversary was wounded.
Connecticut western news., 1913-03-06
He Adored Whitaker.

Whitaker, of almanac fame, would seem to have been better known name than that of the poet John Green leaf Whittier. The poet was once pes tered by man who followed him to his rural retreat, declaring that he adored his works and wanted his auto graph. He exhibited overwhelming en- thusiasm and 'Yet all the time," said Whittier, "he called me Whitaker."- London Standard.
Connecticut western news., 1913-03-06
poaitixe Proof.

A New York lawyer said In Washing. ton of certain exposure:
 "The proof was positive-as positive as the proof against the barber.
 ''There was a barber who was ac- cused of secret inebriety, but his old patrons refused to credit such charge.
 "A stanch old patron went to the man to be shaved one morning. The barber in silence began to father him, and then suddenly seized him by the nose.
 'Lathering away, the barber gripped the nose so firmly that its owner grunt- ed in pain.
 Here, let go my noser ".
 But the barber, still holding on tight, said as he lathered steadily on:
 "'Can'tl If I did I'd fall down. D. Washington Star. +.
Connecticut western news., 1913-03-06
Home Work.

willie, why couldn't you find the re- suit of these examples you took homer inquired the teacher in a sharp voice.
 Please, ma'am," replied the shaking boy, "me father says they wuz too hard for him, an would you mind giving me a few easier ones to doP'-Woman's Home Companion.
Connecticut western news., 1913-03-06
Makinn Him ComfortahI

'1 would box your ears," said a young lady to her stupid and tiresome admirer, if''-
 "If whatT he asked anxiously.
 "If," she repeated, 'I could get box large enough for the purpose. Lon don Telegraph.
Connecticut western news., 1913-03-06
Temptinq Fate.

"Pop, what does tempting fate mean?'
 Tempting fate, my son, means wear ing a high hat in snowballing time.".- Judge.
Connecticut western news., 1913-03-06
His Joke.

Brown got off great mother-inIaw joke the other night"
 "That sol What was It."
 He said he was very fond of her.7- Detroit Free Press.
Connecticut western news., 1913-03-06

Heaven never helps the man who will not act.-Sophocles.
Connecticut western news., 1913-03-06
SHAKE, MIR. PRESIDENT. BEST OF CONGRATULATIONST

 of the nation Mr. Taft wished his paid his compliments to the retirn
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-24
Contest Assistants Arrive.

Mr. and Mrs. c. j. Creighton, of the
Clinton Contest Company, arrived in
Ardmore last evening, and will as
sist Mr. Clinton, The Ardmoreite's S
contest editor and manager, during
the remainder of the great circula
tion campaign which is now running,
and which closes Thursday, June 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. Creighton will lend
their valuable services to all can
didates in the contest from time to
time, in point cf many needful helps
to the busy campaigners for sui .
scriptions and votes. Every lady in
the large list will be given every as
sistance compatible with true fair
ness to all, and many suggestions
and instructions will be impaired to
them which, if needed, will aid them
very materially in their struggle with
the popular ballot for honorable su
premacy and large awards.
Each and every candidate, when
possible, will be assisted and instruct
ed in the art of newspaper sales
manship, so that their subscription
and vote getting ability may be en-
larged considerably. The great con-
nst has already reached the stage
where every candidate who wants to
finish in the race for popularity,
should get busy, but are rather TIM
id about making a start; and for this
very good reason, experienced assist
ants are invaluable to those who are
willing to try when the opportunity
is presented.
AS soon as convenient, candidates
may notify the contest editor and
a representative will call and cheer
fully give any information concern
ing the contest, and offer any sug-
gestior,s which may be of benefit to
tmose desiring it, and who want 10
get an early start in the great race.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-04-24
Oklahoma Crops Looking Good.

Sam G.. Wood who returned last
night from an extended trip through
the counties of Garvin, Grady, Mclean
Pontotoc, Johnston and Marshall re-
ports that everywhere he has been all
early-planted farm crops fook exceed
ingly well with the exception Of he
oats in some few places. This crop
the gentleman says, has been consid-
erably injured by the oats louise. Cora
he states is looking extremely well
and a big acreage has been planted
Cotton planting is now in full swing
and a large acreage of that crop wilt
also be planted.