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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-19

Nfne Orbinana so. a74s1g1s-$eltims
w. menb, fortsutobren NIT Der SerseiieruHs
bon SaseItppob gtpenue, bon WPontaHo stoenue
bis flrtptIer sinenue.
Sci es neroronet bon bfm Stdbtrdth Der
Gtnbt Cincinnati, Gtnat Ohio, bret Bierfel olef
hasn erudbIten WaiteIieber iibereinitimnterb:
eeftton 1. Tab es bterbur1 beitimuf
trirb, fortgufabren nit her gsrbeiIerufe ron
SaseIiuopo stpenue, bon Wcntond Moenne nie
tIriptIer gloenue ourcb @rooirintp, Seeen ooiI
Sen1snt.Gurbs laiiefn n oss SSnriosS SS,ninsS qrai.
niruraeu uno Jflets. uito 2eeen etner tens'
S6Iiaef1 Sdiipt.9anfierrohre. IN SemdRpfii
etner 4efcIllion pailiri am ~ LACE @ 'm ,snsn Is'
unb Spesififuitoneu, 9orariHldeen utio 1roft'
fen peIdhe porber autpeheiben muroen nne
Jest in ber Sffice bes Ttreetor Of @ueltc str'
' seiiion fHS J. eob swei l2E) sro8ent ber
eefnmntioiien iiir befaetc gerbeiirune nuo nie
soften FIR arenouneeG pon Der siaOt 0c3GsLt e,,sr
IeetO'" ieet mersen ST'" I'm 8erDdItnib Su ben
NsrtbeiIen, lpeIdle our6 bic befaeie 9srbetie.
rune er3ten pernen rloeen oni a!le eofs nne
soraefe5ene Aerfeferine peIde tetaeien Gets
uno 2dnbereien bierenr9 betftnlrnt tno, odB ne
befonoere gortbeiIe burt bic bcioste 9eri'srrrs
csefticn g. Tat bic 70 ouIerIeeten Miieb'
ments IN aeon l0) idbrtt4en Mhf6lnee5dp'
Iuneen besabIt pcrber. fcueu nit 8tnien aui ote
ptUQIHHel lDpRHeH k5ubthtHtHs 0NS
Der Gtaeut hmer iraennpetten beffencuien@ iaefi'
tbun1, MAD feiner1 Grmeiien. iolnes Mdebineri
innerbolb smansis (2Q) Iugen bon uuo ncn
Der QoFtrnna ber beieuernoeH EretHaHa IN
T str,ion % l. Hie bombs Der eiaSi gtneinnaii
foueu ausaeaeben tperoeH ocI oer aoueftion
her 'peide.en aNeBrents.
Seftion g. Gns Der Reit Der Befdn1n,iionen
bon befuater gerbeiIeruue. rpeI6er ntft iresisu
ouferieat ruu -oc, otn ser siabt Cincinnati be-
sahlt neroen fou ans bent GrIes oes Ser.
Faufs bon Bombs reiht bon bsogier Start
flr icInen 8fped uIe in Der bonn Gties oor'
aefebenen g9eife nusecaebeu meraen.
5efttcu g. 0ab aue Cote uHb ednnereteft.
oi,Gren3.:is ano uH'tcbeHo an Lt;be Geiten rcn
SaBeInoeb Gbenne. sfuitheu WcniaHo aeenne
lnh ur,uiIer NoeHue beiIeuert pernen iolen
| fir befnate g,erbeHeruup fpie obeH befn!oilen.
eeftion T. Dab Der Ttreiior OF 8nhlic
gerntce bterburd setonmahtiet une GHgetrtef en-
| III, einen aouirdii eiusuaeben uHo ons8n'ib'
| rsr fnr eenannte 9erbeferins NIT BEN Htsorip.
! iten unb btteu @tster, rah NuHoHesruno IN
! ttsbereinftirnlnHe nit bsm Gefss.
Eettipn s. Siefe EretnaS fcE In araft tre
| ten unb 8Ittpfett bcbcu bon ure un4 BEN
! frftbefteu bom Geies erIaubteu Seiipuntie on
Naffirt an 2 geptem5er 1913.
| StmepH W. Sohu on.
| 9raflbent ees 5tabiraibs.
SesIaabigt: artbur espn. Giert
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-19

aau5ti ihrpies. 4uh '1ie mar elm
tDenig erHit getporoen.
y9llio 10 fam bic Sbee su Sbnen
/. :, IS 1T riibrenD," iagte lie langium.
Damn puBte ite oas 8eiprGa auf an.
oere 0inge 8u Ienten.
$50 IeiOen mir immsr," ioste er
uaA einl9er 3ett, .aber mir muFen
es, otun mir paren ni6ts obns ben
ShmerS, ben mir lesteroings nod
in un'eren DienIt apinoen. gine pers
peItte Rpie, Elm blaues 9onb aus pers
9angenen Sagen, mas berm0gen fis
uiht ii6er uns!"
sic Iaate ber8Iia, ibu unbepubt
nerlebeno.
nNber i'm 8runbe oenplumen 1T
bod oas ales Elm penig natp," iaste
iie, lid immer 10 an 9dnslich Isblois
OinQe su baIten uuo ibre urbeber
IeifltbIu 3u iibertDinoen." gr ld6elts
pebmiithia.
oSFiir uns ift niats le6los, gnGbiee
Trau!" Sis bemiibte iih ni6t, bem
Sinn oiefer Rsbe ndhsuoeben.
.Rebmsn Sic mfrs nitt libel. Serr
Gau3ti. aber elm tIeines bibhen
Sborbeit ift bod babel, Elm tpenig
Ginfdlt, Dte it iis eieentlih nur an
9inoeru tcnne." sSbre WOrte trafeu ibn
Ieltiam. bod sr ertpioerte nihts.
Damn begeguetn er benz bargereihten
8laie uHo ibren ihDnen Iuaen, Die
ibn dltfmunternb dr6lidten.
Ginige WoRate fpdter bate lie ibn
10 gut pis pergeifen, nadbem lie aber
nitt perfebIt bate, ieines geIuGes
bel ibr ua6 pielsn Ri6tungen bin Gr.
fpdbnuuq su thun. Die 9eoitte. bic er
ibr qeididt bate, tporeu ibr iehr
glei6oulti1 oepeisn, ou fie ibren dui
ibn ssmahten Gtnorud psrsebIib oas
rim gefuht bate.
Gr iebob aebo6te ihrer nod oft unb
bongte ftlieBlid ibr Bib in Die Reibe
Der iibri9eu. vGs mar einmdI Elm
Qbeno" CT battle ibr oamaIs iein
Seites 3u gebeH periudt, fir iie oxr
mar iener Qbenb nur cine abmehs.
lalngsrei6e gpifoos eetpeisn. Sein.
Rimbus mar 0ahin unb bies bon.
foHmsn, nadbem lie baIb barauf bur4
cine SreunbiH srfabren bate, bab
2aus Gdusti nur elm pIeubonpm
lei uno sr in Dirt!i9tsit - NIusr
beife.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-19

Eiue 6rbtHaus y O. 4s5siai9-sefiim.
W rlene. for.sGfnbrsn mi Der 8erbslieraH5
bun Center 5trass bon 9sIta assHae ais soee
Stross
Get es bsrorsnei bon BEN gtubtrdt eer
Staht Cincinnati, Staat Otto, Irei1tsEfeI ais
Ier basa erDasI,eH w1ttslisssr aberelEtttm.
menb:
Seiiion /. Tab e. tierburo bsf.tmut
tutrb, iorisufabrsH nit ber 8srbsiieruns bon
geHter StrGbe ron 1elta upeHue bts Seee
SiEase, bura SroofrlHs 9flaitsrn bss 6abr'
peas rs SuB 5rei; nit NaeaDom nue esrttei.
lung Der nofhIgeH 2rGiHtruHseH Anb JnIeis
IN Semnbbeti elmer AetolntigH, paffrt dm is,
8Idnen, Spsstftiaticuen. AolieupotaHf6IA IAsen
BEN ans issi n ssr offls Sss StssstOS d
Seition 2. 3as Gae acknowledgement.
gen. rpeI6e babnrh enttteteH, gsrt6iitn unier-
fndt iuerben foneu mad 3oasHbuna eet boree'
bisrSar6 % anseSisien nnS 5 qs srmaS,ia i iD ,Dtrss
shritte einsuleifsH In einem Gsst6i Bon Tom,
petenter 9urssstfiton, I'm ici6e SoreeruHseH
81 uEterfu udbeE.
.anal.. SsSa 1ss IA &. G s.as,, 5s sps.s,s Ss9 ss'
anesenomnsa BITE Soften fir oie aeeHsnHaer,
aufsrIegt iperbsn folsn I'm gyerbdi.nib su ben
BeribetIeH, fuel1e aus befagier Gerhe1ieIuna
bereieR angrenSeno uTtb aHitcbeuo an oie pors
eefeosue 9er5eHeruag. rpeI1e btjaeten Cots unD
paHbereien hierburf beftimmf finb. bas fte be-
ioneere YoriteiIe snrH befagie 9sr6etieruae
erianeen
seirton 4. Gas bic 70 auferIssten sfIes.
renfs iH 3ebn fl0) iabfIiten .5abiungsu hssasli
suerbsu fcner. NIT 8tufen ur bic btHaasaef6o'
heHen SabIuneeH: tcrausqsigst. bGb ber
Gieentbiimer bon irasn6Dsl6em betsnsr.
snsau,sHo 81 siofSss sss uu.ssn m H9 aar b..as.H sss
mag innsrbaib siuansia i2o) Iaesn bon unb
nan ber hnHabHs Der bsitsnernoeH Crotncns.
5eifton 5. Tdb Bombs Der Etnbt Cincinnati
ausaeaeoeu iperben foneH boz Der RcuefttcR
Der befdeisH atiebMeHtk
settioH 0. EaB Der Feft ceE gefnmmtfufteu
bon bsfGgier Eerbeiiernug, pelcer Hirf fpesieu
GnfsrieGf wuroe. bon Der Stnbt Cincinnati bee
sabst lrerher fcu aus bem Cribs beS 8erinufes
bon goHoS, tpsI6e bon befngier S;abt fiir be-
fagle 3ns5e, TN Der bonn 1efes rcyoef 6risbsnen
Betfe ausssss6eE ipeEDen.
anfrsHs.He niro onftokeHo 1r os.et setien rcr
gsrfer gtrabfe 5ipifh@n Eefti -tpeuls nnc
6oge Sirdbe. befteuert perDsn foIlen fir bS
b.',saie Eerbsiierung ipte Jbest Def@.oifen,
<gfften s. LAT Der EiratDr of Hublis
6erbies btsrbur6 bepon rtdctttat nHo nneespiefez
if. eineH ftoHtrdit fir bsfnofs Derbefferuna nit
benz rtsorielten nnb beftsn Htefer dbsuf 6 l!etku
uHh auSsufebren. mad Der1fsentit 1ung In lie.
tersiufiimuiIns nit BEN Gefsse
ge:ten g 2isle cToln11s i3I N srati
gaffirf ON 8. gliant 1918
gaiiirt an 3. September 1913
StmsoH M SphHfon,
Nrnffbert6es Stas;rnfbs.
gseIdubtgt: artear Gsra. GIsrf
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oen ein,s Qiebesprrbaitnif;ts beirntben

gen zines 2isxsperbdltnifIes beirntben
muBie. In etnem Gdriftitid unb
crei 8riefen, ipoDon er sspei In Grob.
lSafienbeim ouf bic poit sab. orbsi.
ttie er feline llHtbat plonm1bie aus
uno ifilberts iie poiIft1nbig logifn.
Gr fitbr nah Der Aniidt Der Oeridiss
tommiiiion noh 8ietisbeim unb bon
bier NIT bem Mnhe srnh Riiblboufen.
llnterweas eob er sipei griefe In
Grob. .5affenbeim auf, beren sssnboIs
fih DolfAdubig nit soem britten, ben Die
EtaltsrnspoItfmda befcbIaanabmts.
.tsdk tup,asutl Iffdonci -. Rrsriii
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-19

GGine ErbiuGu1 re- s75~ipig Be.
" iitmmsEh. for!sn'abten uii Der Rerbefie'
rang eurH arHGltfiuina bic 9ilae apeHae,
Mople 1oeHps arre gta6len Ensaue.
&c. es oercrbHei bon bsm giaotratb ber
$tahi Cincinnati, Staai Gbtc, hrsi BtsvisI dIsr
nGsu ertp6biieu Be;iaIieeeE fabereinitimmene:
Ss3fton /. DAT 20 Hterburt beltimut
sptrh. iOrtsn'asreH init ber 9erbefienng Ron
giIaf gpenue. ben Sos aeenne bis @leaIe sibe.
nue; wsGpie aeeHue BON 9iIae ssDeHne bis
erabIsn abeHue; aue syablen aeenus, eoH
wsGp!s s!eeHus bic 9oiomac Sfrabe. bard 9cp
ftenana Sou absuasianaIen in eeufsIbeH int
eieferaHe bon NGieEta!isn seie foIai: 70 Gut
einer 12@8cGiasn @obrs fir 3nieL g3erbtueuH'
gen; 1000 eineaIfus, mebr ober lpeniaer. 81,
tEtfteo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; so fs5Fpeias;
no. l3nisis go 8 anIeis: rnHee sRan
boIes: gaetfoorb go, B Goarrete iire GIl
NIT BEN 9laHe nnb GnesfifaitoneH ioelcte Der
Der dnneiiommen RIrbeH unb ifet IN Der Gfltee
bes aa6ttors Der bsiagisn staef aailiesst
grsseHt '" ser ]os e.amsa Gf ssasi 'isss sesn '0 IL
ims Sss @siisrsn Sssn Sts aOliss
beg gefi Der geTaHnlisn Rotten 'flr bsfasis Der.
beferaHs. treiter uiht ale BON Der Ssnet 81
beeGbieH fpe9iti5iri III. Guferiegf irsFben foEl
per- ssSHtias ,r,t a sss siasStsesa
s9sfsefIsrnna, fpeiet Seiasisn 5ots nas ean.
osreten hisrourG beliimmt fsnb. bdb fse beioH'
bere Bortbsile bar1 senanHte Desbetisrnng sS'
Idneen
eeiiion 3. 3as bic 70 nuierIsetsn aHeb.
ufHfs IN tnHf t5) ihtrlt6tn Abl6lnas5dh'
IuHs'r besctt ntrter fosisn NIT Diufen nuf big
biunms hctsHen 8abinHesH; pcrnuseelesi bab
Gissu,6um. mad ieinem HrnIelien foIdes aflsb.
meHt tnuertnlb orss6ia tS01 1dgen bon nne
mad Der @afltrune 6er bsfteaernbsn Croinans
IN E6ar besab.eH Hda
EDITION 4 Tie @cHDs Der Gtabf Cincinnati
iouen anssegebeH nerbsH rer bsr sseuesscH
BON betaeieH nNeBmsnis.
geftion 8. Tob ber gseif Der @efemmtfoifeH
oon tesaaisr BsiesftsTnfia nsl9sr Mot ipss.sl
aaferisst tenr3e, ben ftf etnot gindHnnti BE-.
5nbIt merben ioI ans, bsm GrIos bes Bes.
iaufs han Bcnbs. peI6a nen tefaatsr Glaoi
Fhr tol6e 3msee uue tH ber bonn 8sisS bog
agsebentl ESetfe auSaeaeksu iusrben.
GsfttoH 9. Tot. aIie aots une lhnbersien
1Hgrtn,eHo urc aufiosenh ar bsibs Getteu boz
etIaf sinenEe gIpiideH Jpb sfsenne pnb sRapI4
unb Brnblsn arenue: unn RrnbIep Mnenue
spiffeH mlapIe apeHIe Hffb Rotrniac Sfrahe
bsiteuert lperbeu folen fhr bic bsfoete Ierbsiie
gang. tpte UbeH neiGloifer.
g<Iiicn 7. 3lb rer. Titeder ef RubIi.
gerpige tierbur6 eeooamhfi:ef uHo aneeipieler
iii gEen asnirnit stE,naebsn nHs aisealis'
fter uHe .teiien gister, rad aHnoneirins n
ssitiSm ). 1isfs &c GrSinsns a iI tSiI In arati fire.
ten uHb Butteiet b0bsu bon uub nd6 ber
frnbeflen bonn 8efeB erIenbfeH 8sitrurfte an
Yafiirf ant 2 Geptember 1913.
efmsas grs,issut u ses ] e.astpafb. enS
9ssIaabtst; art6nr gstr, GisH
1919
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-19

Nsine CrbinanB, Rc. 4II'1si3-3lit
" g2tebererotfuuna oes E1udres, begrerH oen
WecgtaoH EtrGbe. Hemper laHe Curtis sSttaBe
uno SiIbert @oeuue, fptosrrufsHo Seriou
102es2e -.
Gel es oeruronet bonn Stabtraib eer Siaoi
Cincinnati, SiGGi Sbtc:
5efiion l. Gab EeittoH i02ss2s ees 1oosI
bon EroinaH3eu let unb btsielbe ttereurb MI
berrufeu meroe.
Sefhou 2 Gtse Crhincun fol- In strait
treten upo Blltieiett habeH bon Ino nan BEN
m'riiheften rom 6efeb erldabisn 5eipnHite an.
9afiirt Gm 2 Eepieuber 1918.
Gt NEON Sd. Soh fpu,
9vcftbenf beS StdottGibs.
geeIdubig,: arteEr GSpo. aisr.
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lteber etnen fuum qlaub.
lihen SaIl bon gureoutraiis.
mus rDetB Die YWaainser 8oltsseitunq
sFolqenoes au beri6ten: Sing ba Elm
araftmsnih, Der auf WeFen unb
WGrtten feline aunTt i'm Steini5ldaen
seiqt, BEN Rbein entlana unb entbette
einen 6aufen Steins. 9urs enti6lofz
fen uabm fi6 Der GraFtmeni6 orei -
fdge uno fareibe brei alte Steine.
4ber bic 8er9situng i6ldft ME. CUR
fe16en Stunoe fam Elm getpiiIenbafter
itdotii6er 8edmter an Der StGtte Dor.
iiber, no Der ni9tsahnenbe arafte
menfh feline Steine nabm. Spfort
ertpu9te in benz 8eamten bas ftdotiI6e
9etpifen na6 paragrapb 242 bes
Strafgefesbutes. gr betrd6tete iih
ben Wann NIT fharfem Bid, ging
ibm mad unb erfunbigte iidh einse9enb
nah feinem Ramen unb srrpog nit CT.
probter 9riiuoli6feit bic ;Srdae. nie
Der 8iebftuhl BON itdbtif6em gigens
tbum oeiiibnt tperben tonne. Rahbem
Elm ensI6luB rereift mar, nobm er iei.
nen aoSisnur, elm 8lGttlein g}npier
uno fertigts ben Gntpurf elmer
sSirafan3eise aus. Qo6 perf6iebenen
llmdnoerunqen mar bic 4n3eige fertia,
nur6e iauber abgefhrieben unb fam in
Die Sdnbe Der 6iiter bes Geiesss. Die
ltntsrfuhuns beginnt. Ger sfraft.
meni5 befommt cine 2obung, fein On.
aeIuer tpiro as 3euge Dernommen, Der
Srt bes begongenen 0erbrefens in
Guaenihein aenommen, bonn 5iefbaus
amt eine 3eihnuns unb Elm Beri6t
aefertigt uno sulebt nod cine Sari.
rung Der enttpenbe.en Steine bedntraqt
unb ausaefertigt. nnb Dds lit Der
Mertb Der eHttpenbeten Steine2
flint big feds Pennig! Die biskriz
aen aoften bes Derfabrens id11bi man
nit sspansig Mnrf tpoh niht gu bod.
god tlingt bos 2ie0 bonn brapen 9ez
dmtsn, Der. tpie Der Rohtapd9ter IN al.
ttr 3sif, cbo6t gilt, oab Ses Etubt
la Gx6ter ,zs& II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-19

(C the Mefofuftcn. iueI6e ee fig ncfb.
" iuenbig srfitrt, 81 ner6effern bic Boone
girnse. bon giorsn0 uoenas bts wanaiton
efrnss. our6 @iIGfisrH nit aaItiietn ober Gro.
nit nnb gssberrufsme stner geDIuiion bon BEN,
fslbsn 1iteL paiisrt BON EtGbtratb on g. sum-
1918.
gsi ss tef4IcffeR bon BEN Ginbtnait beS
Giabt Cincinnati. &fddf Ebio tbrei gtsFtel
menbl:
1ab es bierSur6 fir notbpenSis erfIfrt itt.
AZ cerbe5tern nse Doons 4trabs bon GI0reHei
SsssH s6r aeSc2t.:d Z: :dss@ Rs!al.sIs sss $sti,
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mig su Der anii6t, bab bic 9bat
Maaners bel ttnrem 0eritanbe, in
poller lleberIeguna uno bur6uus niht
i'm Mabnfinn ausaeIiibri aporoen lei.
gu bemielbsH ersebniB tamtn aud bic
beioen Aersts, bic in Wliiblbouien benz
Gdrperperlesisn WerbGnne nHlegien.
sum Ghub -bes Morbsrs esgtn oie
goltsmsnae mubten StitlDeife fshs
Gsnburmen aufsebOten lperoen.
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Gineinnati 9urnasmeinse.

GemeiHos.GsrfnmmIan am gamitGe. ben
20. SepteHber. Beamt& nmatI unb ger.
fGfiunss-eisnberans bsfreHs gsrsiniu1lue Der
@esGaftsfabEtna
Il GtH'ft 1nrnaemeinbe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-19

ME aus ben Mngnben In ben
Shriftiiiiden bts 2ebrsrs NBnsner In
MihftauIen bsrporosbt, besins er Die
fhredIi6e That. i'm fi@ bofuv az rds
4ssSt kuek - .fsk..~ Ssa~nss a.ssn~s. hsx KAT
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-19
Tinbfaer gDirth.

~Mie tonnen gle mir nrsi Wdrf
fir tleitrifHe Geleuhiung bsrehnen2
Sd babe nur cine tlsins qtrae gts
habt.s
ia, bos itimmil mir bobeH itin
eIettrilGes Gif,tl Gber spiiien Eie, mir
ass6tsnA AsnuA sesns Ans Gdijsns
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Blue Grass Inn.


Sets offes unier Der eetfuRs bon aranf v.
E6psmmafsr. frither gtefpaE I'm NlhtReb Usens
Club. Ga Estfme ErAeiter, Je6 Strrens.
GcltN - ~ GtGh fltlsr 0iS Cincinnati.
@affs Astsms sl,5abrp<a sam Eias. Mam fatri
msn nfs ben A2snmsstt Ctr. 9ars esstets.
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3otn Rdum

Storb am Gonneritoa, ben is. Geptemb
1918, gaorpens 116 tbr.
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maensu fur ulasmstHe SnnSarbdi; CUTE
Giegnug uno snieS 3dm $3.50 Dl0onen
aos Sp6e Qarf. 800
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@dO6en

SieauHg: outer Gobn; 8gferenseu slacb5us
'Taaeu BET mrs. 2. e. 2o9ue. &houe aoeE
SGs g. IL
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-07-18
BROOHEAD.

DR.. w. F. Carter sold a6H
acres of land off the east side of
his farM 10 f. A. Cox for 800. per
acre -Robt. H. Hicks bought a
lot adjoining his residence proper
ty on West street FROM Geo.
Brunette for $4,000. Boyd
Manis, private, Quartermaster
Corps, transferred from the 18th
Company Coast Artillery Corps,
was killed the 9th, instant, by an
accident on electric railroad at
Fit. Mills, P.I NJ. Manis is a
son of NJ, AND Mrs. Wiley Manis
Of this place, who are heart
broken over the sad event. His
remains is being shipped TO this
place for bHrial.--W. H. Brown of
lancaster, and J. M. Craig, of
the Quail section shipped several
cars of hogs and sheep from this
point this week. Prank Law
renee, Of near Stanford, was with
his father. Jas. 7, Lawrence,
| Monday. Rev, and Mrs. Kin
Pike and family of Taylorville,
spent a few days with Rev. and
Mrs. A. ] Pike last Week.-Mrs.
Grace Brady of Stanford, was
the guest ct Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j.
Albright the first of the week -
| u. B. Cass left Saturday foI
Sringtield. Ohio.-Miss Miranda
Tate is visiting relatives in Rich
mond and Lexington Mis-.
Jude Mccall spent a few days
With her sister, Mrs. ]. ]. Al
bright last Week.-=Miss Jewe
Francisco is ahle to be out again,
after lQAg illness.-Mr. and Mr.
Hubert Nicely of Richmond. wer'
the guests OF Mrs. W. q. Yado,
:. Tuesday, Mr.. and Mrs. Maurie
. Firth and family are spending ,
few days in Pineyilse, the guest
of Rev. and Mrs. W, D, Gibbs =
Mrs. Iohn Robins and it'll
, daughter Mildred returned HON,
, Wednesday after an extended
| visit to relatives in Pineville.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-07-18

in an effort TO determine the
species OF tick that is fatal and a
way to eXtermin1te him. Govern.
ment experts are now on the
field After the supper at which
we Toasted on the fruit OF Bitter
Root Valley we slept soundiy in
OR berths and awoke in the
state of Washington. We are
sorry that we were asleep when
we passed through Spokane but
we could not have ali the good
things in the day light. The
Rockies had been beautiful but
their barren greatness cannot
compare in beauty with the
densely wooded though towering
peaks of the Cascades. Marvelou
forestry. numerous water falls
and pricepitous sides renders
these mountains unequaled in
beauty even In Switzerland. l
could write all night for there is
more to tell from here to the
end than from the beginning
until now. AS l have told You
nothing Yet of the Shasta route
for The Road of a Thousand
Wonders, but the whole SIGNAL
cannot be given to a single letter
nor the time of It's readers to
its perusal but if the editor wants
more of it we shall give the
other half at later date.
Sincerely.
Your friend,
IDA MAY ADAMS.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-07-18
SURPRISING CURE OF
STOMACH TROUBLE

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Your doctor fails to give you
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month past l have been troubled
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ate upset it terribly, One OF
Chamberlain's advertising book
lets came to me. After reading
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three-fourths OF a package of them
and can now eat almost every
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all dealers,
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-07-18
FOR CUTS, BURNS AND
BRUISES,

In every home there should be
a box of Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
ready to apply in every case of
burns, cuts, wounds or scalds.
]. H. Polanco, Delvalle, Tex, R
No. 2, writes: "Bucklen'i Arnica
Salve saved my little girls cut
foot. No one believed it could be
cured" The worlds best salve.
Only IS cts. Recommended by
Chas. c. Davis.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-07-18

NgMONlTNkAl
~AllWool Clothes
We Could Name You
Some Men in This
Town
WHO have changed their
" views about ready-tor-ser-
vice clothes, since they have found
how easily and we'll we could ut
them in Clothcrait Clothes.
If you are anywhere near the
average this store has a Cloth
craft suit that will fit you with
little or no alteration,
If you are tall, short. stout, or
slim, we have special models that
are made especially to take care
of you.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-29

for when thousands Of the sex write themselves
down as victims OF hysteria, slaves Of passion
and blind to the rights of the innocent they
necessarily cast reflections upon all Moreover,
those inclined 10 aid the suffrage cause will
feel that anything lie better than giving the
ballot to such women these, and no injustice
10 done by Withholding it from those others
who countenance 1t by not publicly discounte-
nancing It.
That this is rightly 30 we neither affirm nor
deny We merely state fact SO far from
arguing that the London "mobs" furnish proof
that nothing s wrong we clearly that It
proves the contrary: that all the hysteria and
excitement displayed must have been given I'M
petus by something or course. these disorders
mean something OF course. there is some real
cause to account for these outbreaks. Hysterfa
Is the primary cause, but something must be
found for working IL up TO such formidable
proportions A natural tendency toward law
lessness is another. but an excuse for It's out
break must be found. Boredom, desire for ex-
element and pure deviltry are also contributing
causes, but there must be some moving force
which gives vent to them at this time. That
something IL UNJUST anu III laws
on the statute books OF England and. 1t may
be said, the statute books of this country and
all countries. That these laws are not sufficient
to cause we'll balanced, law abiding. country
loving men or women to go to the extremes
reached by the militant suffragists of England
seems to be evidenced by the fact that most Of
those not In need of medical treatment have re-
Trained from joining their weaker sisters, and
that others suffering from the same malady
have made their husbands and friends the vic
tins of their dstraught nerves rather than the
general public They have been content to shy
the coffee pot at the head Of the house instead
OF aiming at other mems heads with bricks and
hitting plate glass windows.
These laws need reforming. and II the women
of England had turned their attention to this
task we verify believe they would have accom-
plished more If, however, they are thoroughly
convinced that the ballot Is necessary to their
welfare they are to be pitied that a part of
them should have given their cause a setback,
while at the same time casting lasting reproach
upon themselves and indirectly upon the entire
sex. In this country peaceful means have been
employed, and In this country laws more
| Just to women, despite which fact the franchise
has been extended to more women than in the
! island of petticoat disorder.