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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-07

Yerioaal.aotiseu.

6err Sermdnn 9 6dtb, boll
No. 3148 ssefferion apenue, elmer Der
bsianuteiien Muiiter bet Stabi, err
reiht heuts auf isinsm 2e6enspfabe
ben 54itsn UltilsnItein unb bic Satl=
reihen 1reunbe bes allbeIiebten ges
burtstaasiinbss lperoen Is iib natiirs
Iih nidt nebmen laiTsn, ibm bic berg
Ii6fien 9IiidDiini6e barSubrinsen.
6srr SsnrD Ries, fpeltsr Dor
sinigtr 3eit eiM CUTE SteIls BEL Der
Gpanspille grsping glHoeiatipn gu
GpunsDille in Snbiana ansenommen
bat. fpirb beuts nit Ieinsr 5amilie
permunent mad feinem nsuen Wir=
tlinastreis iiberiiebeln. Geine sabls
reiden irsiinbe unb gefonntsn ieben
i'm 5ipar unsern i9eibsn, frsaen ii9
aber bon aansem Bergen, baB er es
10 gut setroffen bat.
FRI. SIorenee 6. @iffon,
9ehrerin on Der Woobndrb Sohs
ihuIe, peld]s felt einisen 5asen trs
tranff lpar, iid aber ipiebsr 10 ipeit
erbolt batte, bab lie beidloB. geitern
ipisner ibre pfIidten auf5unebmen,
ipuroe seitern 9ormittas, als lie lire
Wobnuus glo. 229 ,GOnsr.b Strabe
berlaiien ipolte, pl0bIi1 DON sinsm
S1IaaanfalI betroffeH unb itarb, sbe
ibr dr3tIi6e Silfe 5utbsiI perbsn
fpnufs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-07
Ger G6emifer.a .aunares.

9ellte beginnt bier bic Sdgung bsr
MISUNDERSTANDING Der gbemiter. 81
iinb iaon 5abIrei9e 9eIesaten eingee
troffsn iinb unter biefn befinoen fif
u. 6. gsbrmann BON 2srinston, ap.,
U. W. BREEDER bon ,GonispiiIle, ap.,
U. ". grunier bon Chicago. 8. 6.
Srebfabl bon glebsIanb. g. .. srants
farbtr bon minneapolis, R. R. Jran!
BON 2dncaiter, Obio, 3. 6. SsFe BON
9sp DOrt. 6. s. oertb BON gbap.l
9id, u. g., SO. r. 5ilbebrano aus bsr
guHoesbauptftaSt @libinston, 9. q.
&ober aus 5aftinss am 9ubfon. 3.
80. arssmaRn aus Maoifon, Wisc.,
$. Wl. M.nner aus Scranton. pa, u.
W. Men3ies aiis Sberlin. O., Sobt
3. MiIler bon Columbus, 81. 9. $.
DIT aus aeriustcn, ap., s. M. giels
Ter aus aluguita, ap, $. M. Mpbps
aus Wlilpauies, q. SatIer aus Obi.
caso, 6. Sdmibt aus Columbus, s.,
u. Seib.l uus Maibinston. elIsranb,r
Smith aus Reip YOri, SuIins StIegs
lib aus Gbisasc.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-07

b
Stabtperoanbss unb bsfdbten fi9 gang
Defenders nit Der gepIantsl Wdfiens
Oemonftration am %. Mai. Sic ale
torberten bic Witglieb.r auf, energiife
propaganda fir bic @sranitaltiins 5u
maiden. Die gusfiibrunsen erresten
aIlgemeinen 9eifaa unb es ipurDs
l9lieeliH Der aBtras bes Serrn pfis
Ter ansenommen, bab Der 0srein iih
roQ5dblis 6stbeilige. usbsr bic ndbs>
rer arrangements fon in Der nd6ften
Sibuns Gefinitipes bef9loien fp.r.
ben.
gln bem &ommers Der DeutTden
Tag @efeliddft perbsn ole GeIegaten
lin me6rere 9eamte oes @ereins
tbeilnebmen.
Die Ginnahmen bss 9lben6s beirut
gen $42.60 unb Die Qusgaben $33.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-07
aleime psIi5einadbrid,te

- Qbrabam S6fparb, Der giasn.
thinner bes ruffifden Babes i'm 6auie
sRo. 813 Mounb Strabe, melbete aes
tern Der 9oliasi, bah linn mittelit
gihbru6sbiebftabls cine ipertbpolls
aolbene 5aifeniibr eeitoblen por
ben it,.
Wioies @oloitamm BON SO.
1901 Central glpenue meloete geitern
abeno Der 4oli5ei, onb ein SAleit.
oieb aus ieiner 2aOenfaiie $50 ent.
ipenbct fat.
= @iit einem ipertbloien Gbed
ilber $50 ipliroe geiterlt George
y8ells bon go. 14t3 Wfain Strabe
hereingelegt. er medielte ben Gbad
einem ebenaligen slngeitellten, beiier
Slamen er Der Yoli5ei mittbeilte lno
aui oen jest geia6noet miro.
6. 3. Dennis bon go. 3543
golpdros Rodb purbe geiiern 9lbeno
auf einem StraBenbn6nnagn Der
yiabilon Qpenue 2inie BON einem
2aihenoiebe nm ieine eolbens 9ae
i6enubr, bic einsn Wertb bon $50 bat,
erlsihtert.
Jrl. Srances Meiner Don go.
1854 perrin Strabs tbeilte seftern
bee Bolisei nit, odb i6r aus i9rer
Wobnupg ibre goIoene 3ai9enubr &c.
ltotlen tpuroe. Sic 6at Der Yoli8ei
aud ben Rdmen Der mutbmabli6en
Oiebiu andede6en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-07
NATIONAL
BISCUIT
COMPANY

reno ii9 Die tapferen &rieger oes III
SteiHamanger ftationirten SnfGnterie.
Regiments nit selabenem 9etpe9r Dor=
fimttgt Dem Sbier ndberten, na6oem
iie bon Dem Sottor belebrt pprDeu ma
rer, baB lie ii4 in Dem Sale, ipenn
lie bon Dem 9rotobit angeerifFeu perz
ben. i'm .3tdaadlaufr rettsn riiiien
oenn IpnIt Ieien lie oerlO-eu. @on ber
Bride gudte Die balbe Staot erregt
uno ieniutionsI"itern Der aufregtnosa
Sago gu. Wan ba6te all ben gaWerr-
i4red. Der ein babies Sdbr lang Sez
Iprd6stbema pon bal6 europa mar,
rnO Der 2otulitplS loosrte in Den Ser
gen aller giirger BON Sieinamanger
bod. SnoeiIen icblohen t'ie Soloatsn
etuen INNER sn9er perbenben areis
H.. pas S9ier, ols rubig i'm S6lamm
lag unb Der allfseregten Menge freunos
lid au6linaelte. SIMMER enatr unS en-
ger puro Der &reis, ober ods &rptoz
oil ra6rt" Ii9 iVdt. 0u parfen iit
plObli6 auf ein I6arfes Jfomman0oz
mort f:6s Snfanteriitsn auf Dus Sbisr
unb bielten es felt. Sin 5elopsbel
bo9rte ibm Ieinen SGbel in oas Sers,
cher aus Der tlaffenoen Wunoe itrDmie
tein SIltt. nein MIR et1pds Sanf
gudte beraus. Sas &rotobil mar aus
geitopft. IS bauerte nidt lunge, unb
aud Die @uftldruug puroe eefllnOsr;
bas &rotpOtl sebDrte in bic naturipii=
isnfdaftliae Summlung oes @Dmnus
iiilms; ba es aber nit Der 3eit tns.
&erfalllen iiberging, neil es Ihledt
prdparirt mar. bate iid Der Dpttor
Elm Heues 2rptoOtl anaeidtrfft unD
lisB bus dlte einfa6 in ben 5lub psrs
ZEN, obne slt ubnen, baB er ramit bic
@iirser Der Stabt SteinomInger in
ipl6e aufreguns DerieBen tperoe.
sluS Ncu Seiterref 6 g@
Der @ren8ppramioe Z crbanbeItc i'd,
mir 3pei Sfo montenegriniili)en Su-
baf Sa fielen mir eilen hoGben Si-
lometcr Dor @rab bie Oortigen 36Q.
ner elm SD itieg a6 llmo griibeIte
@neIid rrleuAtet, 500 i'd eiu id0res,
meibes Eapier llnb elm 'Stiid 9iniia-
ben aus ser Soiche, perpafte Omnit
IiuberIif ben Sobaf lnto id)rteb einc
sIOreiie ooraui. Gam itecftc icb oas
Nadet IN Die Satteltai6e mo ritt
neiter. SSr Grab fielen Die 8rcnls
ooael ioiort iiber mid Der un0 0ln'h.
luiibIten Otanteliof inb SatteLtaicbe.
llno ais iic oilf mein 8adet IiieBen
lne es n1ber beGltgten, ba itertpn lie
es ible!.nieit lpieoer 5uriid, ithIilp,n
fra6enn Die Saden 5uiammeu uttS
ialutirtcn, 70 lanae i'd III tbrer o.
iittSlpeitc mar. 0enn auf Dem Io.
DIET itanb aeifriebeu; Sr. SoodyDobi.
geboren Serrn b..b, sSinalBtpafp.
Sbertonnliii1r Soio @opeoaricu,
Moitar = gdtt Iange na6ber sins
i'd am iGmaIipurigeu gIenS Der bos.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-07
2sntldler Militar lluterit. gsrein.

Hitter 9orfb BEG Serrn Senrp Sdf-
nsr unb bsr. Sdriftfiibruns Ses Serrf
8. .. gIb6ert belt Der obise 0ersi,
seitern albenb in Sdfnsr's Saae, ai.
btrtp unb Gin Strabe. feline reselma-
bige 9erfammluns ab. gln elm er.
tranites Witslieo purDsn $40 ais
llnitritiibuns anseiuieien. Die Serr.n
Casper pfii.sr, Sp. .. 2iibbsrt uno
Soispb Rens beridteien ala DsIssaitn
abst bic ltbte GisuHs SsS .. q.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-07
9ies unb 9as.

- Der sliltomobil.Smnibus 6ei
gOpertiiers' Gtub lit geIteru ipieSe.
fir Die Commemorate in 0ienIt ge
itellt poroeu. Der Omnibus 1T iiii
Die SremSen beltimmt, melfe auf De
aiieme @eiie Die Stabt itnb lire lin
geblng beiid)tigen fpollen. GdgIit
iinoen orei sSabrten itntt imb 5lpal
Inn 10 llbr 8ormittags. ionic / ullS
3 llbr Ra6nlittags bon Der Snnoel5
TANNER ans uno iiini Wlinilten ipG'
Ter pom Traction @ebdii6e aus.
Die federation Of Gburhes"
ipelde alif eiren beiiern airbenbe-
ilif biiiarbeitet, bat ben foIgenoen
slusidnB iiir Geflame mb W.It.
giieoidait ernannt: SSobn q. aioo,
Ren. Mulioro Sr., g. q. .SopfilyS,
Sobn aipenIeiter, 6. 6. gennett, 70.
mic Die 9lenerenos siea6e, S,aIlep,
Gtauiier. @iaiams. 9cnljngcr,
Gudils, Iapis luno ariieser.
1i. 5nnb.lsfammer ipiro an bic
aDniain BON 9ulsarien eius pFfisiele
einlabuna ergehen IaiIen. in ibren
Observation-Disclosures uniere Stabt
aufauntbmen. Die a5nisin plant be-
tanntlid eins 9siudsreiie nab ben
Der. Staten, Inn uniere 0ofpitdIer
t.nIisn su lerneR uno iia iiber uniere
Granttnpflsgs ou informirsn. Da ii9
Cincinnati nit isinsm neuen 6oIpis
ial iebsn laiI.n lam, iOa es mad benz
Wunih Der 9anoelstamnler au9 bic
bulgariide &Gnigin ie9en.
Sm 9unbssseri6t lpirb 6.ut. bic
nsiie granb SurD fiji ben glpriIs5ers
min 5uiammsuseitsat lp.rben, lin cine
srobs 9ln5abI ariminalfdas, ipelt. I'D,
isit Ottober DDrisen Sabrss ans,bduft
tnbsn. 5u unteriud,n.
Sn Der seiirisen Sabr.sp.re
iammIuna her Union Sapinss gant
ano 9ruit 60. ipurbe cine Quartalss
DiDibsnbe bon A glroaept, iopis cine
Grfra.D .Dipieenbe BON a prosent ere
Hart unb Idmmtlide bisb.riaen Dis
rsftcren pieberssipablt. Die Dir.tios
rsn fnb: 3. o. Sdmiblapp, 9bomas
VI. Msn. WiIlium 8. 2(lms, R. u.
&osbltr, Qalprenee Wagfp.a, Qouis 6.
Wlillsr WilIiam Cooper procier, 20.
9. Rcpe. wli@ael gipan, aeipis Geas
ipnsOob. gbwarb eenior, u. 9. Door
bsis uno Clifford .. Dris6t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-07
Jn(an0ge(egrap6
Die Werttaner in sort
9IiB, 9eras, nsroen
ni6t freiqelaffen

.
Sort @ort9 Seras, 6. 9lpril.
Der gunbesri6ter 8eet peripeigertc
am Muntag oas Sabels Corpus 8e=
iuh Der $500 Meritaner, S;e Don
9sneral 8iQa BEL Sjinagu iiber bic
8reH3e gstrieben purosn rmb in Sort
9IiB internirt iino.
GrfolQlofes 4ttsntat.
0epep. q. g., 6. glpril. 9tuF
eine patrpuilIe Der Sthpaoron .SS",
bic BEL ben Berten Der @oulO Coupler
Gpmponp StreifbienIt bsrridtet, pure
Ben am Mpntao afpei S6iiiIe abae=
feuert. bic &uaeln qinQen abcr febI.
Die 8aoaqeriIten um3inqelten oa5
6aus, ous Dem Die SaiiiIe tamen uno
Derhaftsten einen Der am Streit be-
finoIthen Sdqlohner, Der iih, nit eia
rem 9epebr in Ieiuem Seiib, in einem
@anofhrant oeritedt bate. Der @e@
TaHoene. Elm QuslGnoer. Duroe ben
Gipilbeborosn iiberaebsn.
2ebenoig perbrannt.
BbilooeIpbia, pa, 6. Qlprir.
Srau SOa ). 9erinton, bic pieIe Sabre
lang in Der bieiigen @eielihaft unO in
muiifuliI6en SreiIen cine prominente
RoIle Ipielte, perbranute am Dtontag
5u 5ooe, ais ibre 9leiDer in S5olqe beS
llmfalIens elmer 9llto6oItompe, nit Der
lie in tbrsm 3immer &affee tohte, ii
8rdnb gerietben. Sic mar 81 Sabt,
alt unb Die Bittpe BON 3r. WilIiom
8open 8eriuton BON Weit Gbeiter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-07

iidp6er5ogewiHiiden 9anbes- 9ofaf.
babn ipooiren. Ga ndberte iib mir
EN- luaderer @Ghter, Der mid an.
belt itno mir eroifnete, ooB 5ren.
ben ons 9ctreten oeS 9abnf0rper5
luntcriont lei Sd qa6 inn 5ur gInt.
mort ,b bate eineu 6erman Der
| Sanoesreaicrllnq uno aebe nidt bin.
inter. g}um bcitono or allf @oripci,
lung meiles 6eruans. IA 500 icj
cine inbe5ablte Snttlra oes +. I.
Sofliefcrnnten SonS aonrao 6erpor.
Die obeu ben 8oppeIaoIcr trug luno
bielt iie benz 9ranen inter Die 91ale.
Gr beritbrte peitaus6olen0 gruIt.
0htnO iuto Stirnc, iallttirte nod
fiinfnal am 6e5 mo iagte: y9og me
lett - 9eiO'te ( 9ogomL @Ospo'
Oinell%
Cine 9roBe &unituuSiteI.
lung in Stuttgart. Ser Ser.
bano Der &lulItirelrnoe in oen Gan.
bern an 9ibein, Ser inter 0en @ro-
teftorat oes @roBber5ogS @rnIt 2it0-
MIG bon Seiien itebt, peranitaItet in
oieiem CONNER lpie0er eine groBe
&lnItou5itelllmA lno 5lpar i'm neuen
&unitgebduOe 81 Stltttqart. Die Gr.
offntnq lit olli Den Yfingitionntaq,
81. Mai, feitgeiebt. Die glll$ltealng,
Die in aft 5Glen Der Guuit na6 oan
enaelnen 2anoId)aften 0c5 Qerbanos.
ge6ictes geor0net IN gei6lolienen
@ruppen poriii6ren ioQ, miro 6u$
innere Sd)au6il0 oeS @ebdlloes 0urdl
etnen non GroieIior @ernbarO Ean-
fot oorgeicblaqencn Ginbau in ser
groBen &uppel1aue fpeielltlidy perdn-
bert 5eigen. Die ungepobnlihe 60bc
miro 0urd ein @eIarilm a6qeIpannt
lno 10 elm intimer Gmtm geId)affen.
Der gceignete @erfe aus alien @rup.
pen 81 elmer gerneiniamen Sdal1tels
lung uereinigen ioQ. Gin alberbalb
Olele3 Naltmes gemonnencr 9tuno.
gang gibt @eleaenbeit, grnBe Bib
bauermerfe in qiinItIger 8clellf)tlng
auf6ultellen. Glrd) eiu beion0ercs
@ntgegeltfommcn oeS SofmQriball,
antics iper6en bier gum erIten Wtale
Die beriibmten @obelins aus ben f5-
nigliden Shloiiern 0tfentlih ausge-
Itelt tDer0en lin Dem 6eion0ererr
3iel Ses 9erbanoes Itnrfen 9egabun-
gen gegen Dem lanOlaufigen @e.
ifnad bei5uiteben, beionoers gered)t
81 merOen miro sic 9lusItelllng au6
Oen @ulern Der iiingiten 93i6tung,
ben fogenan1ten @rpreiiioniIteu,
@elegenbett 5ur glltsiteQlng in eineH
beionocren 9falue qeben. sluspdbl
mo @inrihtltng iino fir oieien
9faim &roieiior 9IOolf Soel8el III
Stittaart ii6ertrogen.
@efdbrIi6er 3opf. @ir
trartriaes @erbdngniB bat Die I5rolt
zines Seamten in Gan3ig eetroiien.
Die Game Bate I'M iSaidEng einen
3opf aus frii6 'inportirtem Chine
Ienbaar getragen, balo naf6er 5eig-
ten iif) BEL i5r aranfbeitserideinlm.
gen am aopf, perbltnOen mt Saar-
ausfaQ. 9urtb Gr5tlihe ltnterius
fln1en Dllrbe ieitgeitelt, oaB our6
Den @bineicn3opf auf Die lmgIiidIid1e
0am@ &eprn iibertragen puroe. Gie
&ranfe nllroe bereitS einent 2epra-
beinl 5ugefiibrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-07
&@iHSnamribteH.

Rep gort 6. glpril. 2(ngst.:
nGamerOnia" BON @Iasgop; gQtnoa,
mia" Don 9iberppol.
2tb9eg.: ~gtontierratt" mad Gdbi5.
2tDerpool. IHg.: nGuiitania'
bon gletp Yprt.
y btldoelp bid, @ns.: ,Wlnrs
quette" BON 4ntperpen.
Baltimore. glng.: yMoin" poH
Bremen.
0pper. 2lugst.: v9aplano" ppn
Rem Yett.
6 bsrboure. glnast.: yGdiIer
@ilbeIm Der Grpbe" bon Rem gor.
putrus. Gbges.; .pannouia@
na4 Rsp DOR,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-07
Grluin 3irfel.

lie SnbresueriamntIung Ses CIR.
min 3irfeIS iinoat OH sSreitag sbcnO
III Der Grnit aod) !SaIle itatt. Dit
oieier 1T Die 8eamtenpabl perbmoen
iino allbercehl iteht Or. 6. @ilitap
3infe nit einem @ortrag iiber Die
0etitihe ariegsmarine aui Dem BRO,
urdntln.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-07

sin fir ibu aiucsr H. fpeii biefeIbe frd IN
bon ailoboI ober I6dohten 9rosusH. Gle IT
rein nHb Hdbreno uno iidrIi bic alsinsu Guf
nailrIite gDefe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-07
Der ar5l (agte, oie(eS
1a6g ni|le aer6sn

stls fie bIeiss giIb
ibres sabns fanbte fas.
lie solrs. Britt bon siiboI.
MaiI.: .Ger sIr5i faaic
mir. Sab mein gaDb
nidbt Ieben tphrbe. 10
eab SemfeIbeH absr ga'
ter 5obn's @ebiIin irb
ieei 1T es seinnD iino
aari. 9te @seOi3In Der.
f6aiIie ibn slppsiit NIB
ardfie sum Srbeu :
Srau Britt ipohni in
,2s3 siepnebnni eirabc,
aibOl. @laIi. g'aiisr
ionien Mot perseiisH
.sdb gater s5ObH's gle.
bi5in cine ii6ere w.rsi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-07
SirOler @iitefino.r.

2tm q. Mdrs trefien bic Siitss
timber tpieber in sSrisoridsbafsn
elm. Sbre 8abl bat segen oas
8oriabr dbermals auuenommeu
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-26
A Husband Selected

The womans instinct of Mme. Favoral told her that Gilberte was concealing something from her and reproaohed her. But Gilberte steadily repied that she had no secrets from her motheI.
 Many times, though, she was on the point of confessing all to Mime. Favoral-- and would have done so had not she been certain that her mother would have considered it her duty to tell the story at once to M. Favoral.
 Gilberte shranl from Sthe row which would follow and feared that her father would, in some underhand ~ly, man. age 10 separate her and Marius forever.
 Besides M. Favoral had commanded Gilberte to marry a certain stock broker of offensive character and dubious busi- ness record one M. Costeclar.
 He told her that her marriage with Costeclar meant much to him in the bL s;pess world-everything
 She must marry him. But on this point Gilberte was stubborn and, in spite of her fathers ranging. sent the broker about his business
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-26

adventures and trials. had at last found a position in the fashionable dressmak- ing establishment of Van Ixlopen's. whers she was now employed.
 Before she obtained this position she Lad one day been knocked down while crossing the street by carriage in which a haughty-looking lady was riding. The lady gave her card to the policeman who came up and drove on. The card was that of the Baroness Thaller.
 When Lucienne got out of the hospital she was penniless and determined to ap- ply to the baroness for assistance. She wrote letter stating the case, went to the house of the baroness and sent in her letter by a servant. The baron came out to see her.
 Who are you? he asked sharply. LIeienne told him her story.
 And you are soliciting assistance?'' he said.
 Pardon me it is just indemnity Y lich l. clain''N
 With feverish haste lie began to feel in his pockets and final thrust roll of bills into her hand, saying: Here. take this 1 will tell my Avife that saw you.''
 As Bucienne turned to go she heard the baron say to a servant: You sse that beggar. The first one who allows her to cross this threshold again will be dis charged. =,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-26
Ruled by a Machine

He was reputed very wealthy, but was "close,' very close. Each week he gave his wife barely enough for the house. hold expenses and forced her to return to him an temized account
 Poor Mme Favoral patched and darned the worn out furniture coverings, the rugs and the carpets. and scrimped and saved in every way, in which she was assisted by her daughter, Mile. Gilberte, d young lady who, though over 20, was not yet married and was so charming that the nighbors called her the Rosebud.
 Then there was the son, Maxence, a youth of 9, who took his meals with the family but had lodgings elsewhere.
 Rather weak of purpose and fond of gayety, Maxepce had broken away from tlle harsh. stern, niggardly. domineering rule of his father as much as he could, and only his affection for his long-suffer- ing mother and sister caused him to come to the house at all.
 Once a wek M. Favoral dissipated by having to oinner on Saturday NJ. and Mime. Desclavette retired dealers in bronzes; M. Champelain, an old lawyer, and NJ. Desormeaux, head clerk in the de- partn,ent of justice.
 This year ill and year out He apparent lys had no other friends
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Breaking Their Engagement

It had geen agreed upon between Ma rius and Gilberte that they Iould not meet oh other until the three years were up. But they found way of get ting daily accounts Of each other for Marius was suddenly taken with de- sire to study music and engaged the same music teacher who was giving res sons to Mlee Gilberte.
 This voluble old Italian maestro" iin- witting the part he was playing was better than written daily bulletin for the lovers.
 When the crash came-the disgrace and fight of M. Favoral-Marius felt that he must. at least, walk through the rue St. Giles and pass the house where Gilberte lived. He did so and saw before the door of the Favoral house carriage.
 He knew it to be the carriage of M. Costeclai. He knew, also, through the music teacher, of tine attempts which were made to force marriage between Gilbei.te ard the, broker.
 Disturbed, anxious, Jealous. he lost con trol of himself and, hurrying into the house ascended the stars. As he cams to the door of the sitting room he heard
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-26
Searched by the Police

Mme. Favoral held out to her hus- band the roll of bank bills which the baron had thrown upon the table.
 No" said the cashier, I would rather starve. Let Maxence take those back to Thaller tomorrow
 The door bell rang violently. They almost forced Favora1 into the bedroom of Gilberte.
 Maxence fastened four stout sheets together by their ends and they low cred the disgraccd man down into the garden of the next house, which ran up to the walls of their own. The police were now knocking loudly at the door of the second story flat which the Favorals occupied
 When they began to break in the door Maxence opened it to the officers of the law. The police official in charge of the storming party realized at once that his prey had escaped him. He explored the house and easily saw the manner of Favorals escape.
 Then he went into the little room which the cashier had called his study" and, breaking open the desk there, examined his papers They proved to be neat bundles of receipts, mostly from tradesmen, all carefully docketed
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-26
Surrounded by Enemies

From that day Iucienne seemed sur rounded by unseen enemies who sought her life. The cause and the authors of this persecution she could not imagine.
 She told her story and the story of ner life to the police judge of the district in which she lived, and that worthy man became her friend and protector. He be- came deeply interested Ill the mystery of the case and determined to solve it.
 While in the hospital Lucienne had made the acquaintance of young work ing girl who had been sent there as the result of a fall. When Lucienne was discharged this girl took her to her room and helped her to get work. But they soon parted and Lucienne came to live at the Hotel des Foiies.
 That was the story she told Alaxence. When Maxence returned to the hotel after his interview with Tregars. he went to tell Lucienne of the disgrace of his father But she had already seen the new spaperS.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-26
Awaiting Arrest.

servant rushed in the room crying the courtyard was full of policemen. "They are coming up the stairs-I hear them," said the servant shaking with fright.
 Don't open the door" said Maxence sternly. "let them burst it in first.
 70. they are coming to arrest you, Vincent" cried Mne. Favoral. throw ing herself in front of her husband as ii to protect him.
 Be it so,' said he listlessly. Then it will be over. I have had enough anxiety, enough unbearable alternat- ives. l am tired living lie
 Any certainty is better than the un- certainty in which I have been living. I have nothing more to fear now. For the first time in years l shall sleep soundly tonight"
 But the guards began crying out that he must fly at once
 "Yes you must fly" said Maxence.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-26
Confronting the Baroness

Time passed and Marius and Maxence devoted all their time to investigating the mysteries and chieaneries which sur rounded and threatened them and those they loved.
 Then there came a day when Marius was in possession of so much informa- ton that he went to the house of the Baron de Thaller and demanded an in- terview with him.
 Instead of the baron there came to meet him the baroness On a sudden impulse, he said: Madame, you may, perhaps, judge that 1t is for your in- terest to join me in getting from your husband what I demand"
 The baroness looked at him toidly and he went on
 Among the letters found in my fath- CTS papers are some signed 'Phraisie' and some 'Marquess de Javelle.' That vas nickname of Phraises. She was a working girl
 What romance" said the baroness with a speer
 This Phraise," continued Marius, an nounces in letter of February, 1855, that she had given birth to a daughter who had been confided to some relatives of hers near Toulouse.
 Two months later my father hired for this Phraisie an expensive apartment in Paris She is now Mme. Devil. In the next eight months this woman induces my father to invest 5ooo00 francs in favor of the daughter. Then they parted. he giving Phraisie 200,000 francs.