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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-24
se6aebntss sapitel.

,Weibt Gu Wap, bab if mir iiber
Sonnabs gusieben Sorsen Made
sic bat 10 iiefliesenbe Qugen unb II!
nur nod Elm S9atten bon oem, ipas
lie aniGngltH mar. 4u6 f1eint eln
bDier Suiten bas arme Ding arl qud.
len. Sd bente oft, iie pertrdst unIsr
&Iima niht!"
gs mar me6rere Sage na9 Der
Hiidfebr bes iungen Wldb4ens. als
Rora bieie @eubsruna that. Seile pra'
lubireno iab Waap am alaoier.
rDie slsihe gemertuna babe i4
uuh fdon asnadt; bic &leinc bat
piellei6t Ssimpsb," bcmertte Wap
unb ihaute iinneno emppr.
Sudden, uniere 9D9in, bebauptet
Il, ibr.r ettpas Draitiiden Weiie, baB
Sunnabs arantbeit einen aHoersn
grunb babe unb tiefer idbe."
nNun9"
.Sie meint, Define tLeine 3ofe babe
ii6 Bis iiber bic Sbrsn in ben SoieI.
meines grubers 2sibiGser, psrIiebt,
ufIb little nun an sebro@enen 9ers
sen, ba er iie bod nur gum Barren
gsbabt babel"
.es,it bds W1obe Bel Rem bieiisen
mldnnern2" @s lag Elm berber Son
IN Der Gimme Der 5ragerin.
glora itubte uno faate IhneQ:
nylein, 2ieblins, srabe bic Sreue
1T Elm berpprragenbsr Gbaratter5us
an beutf9en UlGnnern. 2isbe unh
Sreue pereint perm0ssn eft piel, isbr
piel 5u beIiegen! Warum frasit Sli
bas, Wap9" Sabei bate bic aelter.
Der sgreunbin Saulter nmIalunssu
unb i6qute priifsnb in has ihDne,
blaiIe @eiiht.
Die 9lnaerebeie Ihfpiss, oasesen
bate iie ben appf gegen Noras 9ruit
geprebt unb i9ludste leiIe.
,Map, m.in Iiebss ainb, mas hait
Su benn9 Disie fonberbare 9efihls'
onipanbluna 1T mir neu an Dir!
@rabe Su fpotteit ia INNER iibsr
fentimentale Meniaen!" Derfudte Noe
ra bic tribe Stimmuns binipes gu
fber3er.
%, Rora, id abne-ipeib. baB emf
bic Gtunbe tommt, ND Sino fi4 pers
d6tlih DON mir abtpenoen. mo Der
i6DneS raum aussetrdumt iein ipirb!"
rief lie fdmerspoa aus. nWeine Sees
le 1T DON biiitersu abmlngen erfint,
benn i6 tann es nitt iiber mid gee
fpinnen, ibm mein Gebeimntb ldnger
su p.rfdapeissn. 0ora, Tu mubt ibH
alIes iagen. riidhaltslos!"
(Jortiebung folgt)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-24
0i.fe Qsute erfreuten iid ia

haben. DieIe Qeute erfreuten iicb ia
Sabre binbur9 bes allerbeiten Rufes.
sSd fpurbe ia ionit ME geipast bdben,
bie grSieberinitene IN ienem 9auie gu
.npfeblenl Sept brinet bic gonse
geIhibte mid in elm falides Sift"
limos gruit bob unb ienfte ii9
unter rGi9en @tbem5iisen unb baitis
fubr er su leien fort:
.Run fsbre i'd Dor bier 1asen mad
Tefp gort 5uriid. SD bente, Der
ShIaa fol- mid riibren Dor Shred
iiber al bic baaritrdubenben 8eriias
te, bic in tauisno 2esarten I'm meine
Obren ichpirrten. So, iper bate
bas qebd6t unb geabnt, baB jener
liebenspiirbise, darmailte Mr. &aps
mono, bas urbiIb zines aepilbeten. fei'
men Gentleman, elm 10 raffinirter
&unbe, elmer Der oefdbrliditen Salih.
fpieler glmeritas fell"
rWas = ipas 1T bas?" Der alte
Serr bate Ii9 aus Ieiner liesenben
Stelluna aufaeridtet nnb idaute pers
iianbniblos mad bem Sopba biniiber.
2eidenblafen Intlibes, ipie an al.
len @liebern geldbmt itarrte Sinp auI
oas perbdnsnibpplIe papier. Wurbs
es oenn pl6Blid giadt Dor ieinsu
gliden? @r ia6 feline 8u4itaben
mebr. 0ds Simmer nit ieinen Wos
beln beaann ii6 i'm areiie gu breben,
,Run, 10 lies bod peitsr, mein
osunse! 0ag limb ia iaredIi4e Gnt.
bedunsen! Wdrum gfDra uns oas
nur peri9pisg2" 6rGuste unsebulbia
Der alts Serr.
Illein Der 9lnserebete lpdr Idf
emporeeIprunsen unb hutte oaS
S6reiben auf ben nd6iten Siid sss
lest. Sbne Gttldrung, o6ne Gnti9ul
risung mantle er aus Der Sbiir. ST.
feiner lei1ten 9leiouna itiirmte c
bindus. Sin eiii9sr Rorboit riittslt
an ben fsfen Wiauern oes alter
SdloHeg uhb f,ste purd bic bereit!
balb entblGtterten md6tigen gdum
bes gartes. Gr a6tete ni9t earauf
Gie raube Cuff that i6m rpbl, i
tiiblte feline brennenben Wangen.
War bas 0abniinn, mas plDblid
on iein 9entpermDsen berantro6, a
Ieinem aebensmarte 5u ndsen l6ien
u4Qmdttiaer, nur 2idt, 2idlt! .
perpiihe bieies fiirdterli4e Wort
,,Talitfpieler", ipsl4es pis nit 5lam
menidrift Dor meinem Geii.e &c
idrieben itebt! Wlaps 9atsr Ell
saliGipieler, alss erbdrmli4e
Stein!!"
gead syaiIung ringenb, iant Sim
ouf cine siniams 8ant i'm entlegen
iten S6eiIe Des partes uno lblu!
beibe SGnbs DOr iein @nseii4t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-24

gsopblpar6 Garnaban az Scbn 8.
@nlicfoetter II. M., 73 Sub oil Der
9eoitb @eno 9ipao in Seffipn 30 II
Springiielo 3omnibip; ST.
ssolu q. Tornseifer oil Die Snnfb'
Iioe Z. iuto y. So, 30 ,SiiB OFT Der
Sii0icite bon Somers StraBe, 50 SUB
Ioitlid) BON 9leluellpn StrnBc, III Gum.
milispilIe; 81.
Samuel 3. Cooper OIL Wlarp 6.
Rccs, 40 bel 162 Sub an Ger lpelt-
IiGen Seite bon Sigblano slpe, 1876
,Sili, iiioIid BON Sat Strabe; 81.
GborIes $. Sombnif on glngrlt 8.
gooe jr., 90 Sabre gadlt bonn /. OF.
tober 1911 all ani oas GigentbuH en-
Der norSlpeitlid)en gfe ben 6baie llns
S>aaliIton gIpe. in Gunlntinspille-
$4,000 Gaar mo glilfnnfsrett 81
$36,s00.
8. 9. 9rmnnm m Sobn s. Sealp,
2ots 34S mo 351 III Geoar @rope
9. nno 9. slii'n. Cub; 81
sspbu 6. Scalp on BDIlip Zine. otls.
ieIbc Giecntbim; 81.
aporp ". 9arbin ai Die o. u. Se'
ters Healtp 60, Got sc. 3 in Wfontes
belio Cub OH Ct. Charles Tlaee; 81.
Iie 3ep Magnoliu 9. uao 9. 80.
on Goiporo u. @faroorf, cine Got IN
Scftion 30 i'll Storrs Gomnibip; 81.
eOnarS u. Maroorf nn Bertha US.
Der, oasielbc Gieentbum; 81.
Suiannab y. Sent OH Ssobn wies,
Ibeil pon Got q in Sintbine &c Sa'
cobs' Cub; ST..
sSobn W.eb oil Sidannah u. aept,
2ot 81 in oerielben Sub.; 81.
3ie Dtuiic Sail &. iln0 v. 60. on
gsiaiam Moiiitt, 9ot 80 in SSobn ).
Ghmib's Cub. all Sadem glpe., 81.
aPargarct 80. Charles OH &oger
0leaa6er, 100 bel 200 Siib oil Der
9sor0oit ode bon Iorie uno Sbaron
sIbeniie; 81.
@ecrae 5. 2ebrer an Gillian aeete,
2pt is in 8Iod 20" in CHARLES We.
SteeIe's erIter Cub. in College Sia
$t.00.
elcS. Whnb ou sSoiepb Bbillips,
80 bel 142 ,slB oil Der @eitieite bon
sllasfa sIpe., 173 Sub iiiolib Don
SIeiapoo0 glpe., in slponoaIe; 81.
WtiIton Z. Campbell uli sSobn Y.
9onopan r., 2ots gtc. 170 bis 1So
beioe infIuiipe, BON gilman nno
Sumbreht's Cab. bon Terra Alta'
IS1.00.
Senrp @idboif on 9lmnnSa &isfe-,
| 40 bel ii6 sSi;b OIL Der iiiolihen Selte
Don aoiautipille sIpe.; ferner 30 bei
las s5ub all Der Siibieite pon Soiaiift'
pile slpe. in @Ieniont gtioge; 81.
| @jup gs. @iaaon, Griitee, al Wt.
Sacob Scnninser, SbeiI bon sot . in
/ Sssuiepf Jerris' 9iahlub an BoOlter
Yife; 81.
A. GerieIbe oil &arrn B. 8oroenberg
Got 6 in Tublin Springs Sub. on
| Der gs.ociier 8ife; 81.
gOearp @oliion on Mar @clobers
90 BEL 131 Sub on Der Sadberrr
Strnbe, 17S SUB iiioli6 bon Sp'
eamore Ctr; 5000.
sscbn q. 8ardnnann an iSreoerid
| u. Nardmann, 40 bel 200 SUB, an
Der Sitieite Don Belle slre, 160 6iit
norbIib Don Sai,b slDe,lue in @intor
4iaee: 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-24

ipeiter bar ala einGiebesperbdltnis un5
feline 8eunrubisuns iiber bas Sdididl
zines ibm tbsueren ipeibliben Weiens-
Die 3tpei Worte .ifIedterbinss alle'
lparen iinteritriben. Sfellteu lie nid3t
einen 8efpeis feiner Strafipiiroigteit
oarg - Ood nein! 3u mannisfalfig
mar Der Sinn, in Dem lie ausselsst
tperben fonnten.
Der polSei=qsent sldufie jeboh,
feline Nadforf9unesn fortieBen 81
iniiiien. .Sit bieic glina @ppip."
fraste sr Gupaillon, p!Serrn Sertbos
mp's 5reunbin2"
rSie lit feline @eIisbte!"
SD! unb iie fpo6nt?"
BORT in bem 6auIs Rr. SO, aber
sic fuifIen Oas ia obneOies, oa sic
ii4 in jenes Saus begaben."
n,Sn Der Sbat pubts ih es ni6t sss
nau; ober iaaen gle mir, bat iie Die
WObnuns baielbit untsr ibrem Namsn
gsmietbet9"
rglein, iie ipObnt bel Serrn 9ross
per-"
Limb in psldtm stOds9"
,Sm eritsn."
5ernot faItste bas 9risfdsn ipieoer
Iorgfdltis Suiammen uno itedte ss elm.
,5auienbmal perbunOen, seebrter
Srsuno, fir Ole ertbsilte austunft!'
iogte er; rsum Dante Oufiir iuerbe i9
Sbnen ben Sang sriparsn, ben sic iid
auferlest batieu."
/ vSsrr!A fdrie Der aommis duf.
Run, nit Sbrsr freunOlifen @rs
laubnib iusrbe i6 Nas 9rief4en an
5rau glina @ppip Islbit befteaen.
Gapaillon ippllte ben pioeripreaen, er
.rbob Ginpenbunsen, absr 5ernot hats
te gils unb interbrGa i'm turS uno
biinbig nit ben Morten: .Grlauben
sic mir, Sbnen einsn Rntb gu ertbeie
len. gln Sbrer Gtsae tebrie i'd gang
rubig in mein aomptOir 5uriid uno
isbte mid or inein g}ult, nm mid nis
msbr nit oieisr argelessnbeit gu be-
| fallen"
.prosper ipar ober meiu Sreuno
uno WobltbGier! Gr bob mid aus DeT
Gleube empor!"
$50 pisl grobere llria6e 6dben Si'
gu einem rubigen gsrhaIten; oas EMS
assenssisbie 8enebmen tOnnte nur 81
isinem yiahtheiIs dusihlagen. Sm
apmptoir ipsiB man, bab Sie fein
s5teunb iinb. Mirb Sbr ldneerss glus;
bleiben nift aufFansn2 - Wsnn Sis
s6ritte maiden, Die su ui6ts fiibrsn
rirb bns eshren mpbltbGter ri6t nod
mebr perbdftieen2"
rprosper 1T uniauIois, psHsn bin
| i6 seipib!"
rWOslid!" sntssausis 5srnOt; -fpir
iuoIlen es boffen; iOruobl i'm Serrr
gerthomp's, als ur Sbretrillen.. Der
i'm TalIs Prosper ridt unIhuloig tDd'
re, Der Iufmertiamteit Der 8eriht'
ii9er uidt entstnae"
Gapaiflun i.uite bas Saupt; er tua'
perni1ist.
| .g.bsn Si, sebsn si. auf ssbr
aomptuir unb fsBen Gle iih an Sb'
pult," pisbsrboIte Der polisiit. .au'
balbiees Wieberieben!4
| S6psrsn SerSens fDlsts Der jung
aomptOiriit oieIsr Weifuns unb tra
ben Riidipeg On, in tribes Ru4iinnel
perloren, pie sr isinsm Treunbe beIfen
GppiD parnen unb Dor Qlllem, ipie G,
| iid an bsm @esntsn rd6erL tonns
| Sobalb er fib binIdnslib melt .pi
ferni bate, frat sSernot in ous Saui
Ro. 80, risf BEN poriier ben Ramer
prpsper gsrtbomn 3,t unb 5oa i'm er
| item Gtpdiperis bic Glode. Gin ettp'
fifhfse6ujGriser glride in hibids
aiprse 1ffnsts ibm.
.WaSam. Rinag" fragte .r.
Der 9i.nsr s6serts; Jsrnot abe
seiats iein.n grisf; i'd tcmme IN
9luftras. b.s Serrn Trospsr, bab
Deiner 9.bieterin bieies Billet Al
iibsrssbsn unO mub uuf anttpOri mar
ten."
.5r.isn Sie Elm. unb sebulbsn 81
ii6, i5 psrbs sic melbtn."
(sSortiebuna folqt.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-24

Gin hernhniiIses wlltieI aeasu edricrrtciben
m Elm foIc5es, oas ehmerBeH Iiuber, goneeIiio'
nen eHiierut, eine gefinoe xbdtiefeit richer
berbeilttf cbHe anbers uHb. bteuetht fqitm.
mere araHfbeiisn berbcrtrrnieli. Nnafeiis ~
sipdnsiaid6tgsH Grinbrune beff1nben bot, bon
Nersten GIier Gdulen empioblen uHb bon ynae,
sdblten 1nnfeHben aebraiirbf fprreen NJ; betis
tiebf es an ber Spits aIler wltttei eepen 4d'
inorrtcibsn, ba "a fifer. su1srIuifia unb
f6mersIos pirft @rcben ipsrbsn. bon q. elsi'
ttarptsr q 20. poS 1910, Ran psrf, fsst bsr'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-24

4
erItsn QlufmarfHss bic DurhfihF
bon getreibs unb aobIe mad bsr
ldneiasrifdrn Gren3e bfirerfitelligf
unb bauii Ieine frsunondmbdrltH Gss
filming burd) bic 1bot M5tngt. DdS
quite Ginbsrnsbmsn dnbtrtt iih nid,t
minber BON feiten Der S4fpei3, dls bic
Ginberufting Der Deutfdsn in bsr
Ghtpsi3 mande Silfeleiitnns 0urh bic
eiosen0ffilden geh0rosH erforberis, Die
iibtraII gerne aeipGbrt ipuros. Dab bic
reiGsbsutfte 8epOlieruns Der S4ipei3
Dor allen bic reihsosutfdsn Rplo,
nien in ben sr0bsren SdtDei5sr Stdo'
ten - geipsiIs BON f@6nifer gertlif
fd1ft segeben bdben, 1T in Der Oei.s
Idsn prefe ldngit betoHt 1905
ben. Gbne Die ginberufuns ab'
sliipufteu, baben lid, 5aiiirnoe iton
yorber geIteat. llnteridiebSlps baber
iid) ole slneeborigen her Solomon
fir oos 5iim Ebeil fcbr groB an9eiee.
tc Silisiperf, fir Die ycriorgiing Der
bcoiiritiaen Angeborisen Der eings.
,oaenen, iiir Die Weitarbcit nni ben
aoniulcten inb Die geruthung ino
llnterItiisiiua Der 0eiitidlen Reiienoeir
sur 8erIiigung geiieIlt. 3ab!los n'nren
Die gnneloiingen fir Dag Motbe
fteas, nnb Iebr betrdhtlid) iinb bic
@clSipenben. Nie in Ieiitihiano
ifeilftcn minoer @cmitielte ibre Che.
rirae, I'M Saiiir eiierne 5il tragell.
ginc nei,tibe Dame aug Genf ipen.
oete Dem Slotbcn areus ibreT gan3er
foItbarcn Sdani,d, ales Despeiie BON
ehier baterI1noiid)er Singabe. =
Gin Sdarei3cr llniperiitatsproiel'
Ioi (SieihsSeutider) ifreibt:
OH iragit nad ben SdJwei.
sern. Die belitit,en Sfipei5er iino
ins iebr freunolih geiinnt, ipdbreno
Die pciifen nit ben sSran3oien ipm-
patbiiierei. @cnisitens i'm algemet.
nen lit oas 10. glber Dor alleni lpnbreH
| tic, lDie 6ds redjt uilo notbiuenoIg IT.
| lire 0elitraIitdt, mo ons sebt bis
sur Mieinungsduberlms iiber ben
srieasberlaiii. Die Sdtuei5er Neli.
tralitdt 1T eben i'm @egeniae our bel
diiben cine ed,tc ilnb ipabrbnitisr.
gir iinb bier iebr eilt iuiierriftet.
Geutidlc 3eitungen foinmen berein
italieniide, irnnsoiiide, lestere etipas
ipdr!if. Ter ngimo" bringt @olTf.
.Sapas, Reiiier, Stefani nebcneiilan.
Der nlio eiecne slrtitel iiter Den
ariegsbcrInni bon einem Die gerihtc
fr;tiih perdrbeitenoen, Itrateglib
ourd,aebiIortcn gerifteritatter, often.
bar emem b61eren StfiSicr, Gie
etlpei6 sebort nlio nidlt 5il ocn Gam
oern, in ecnen Die Mabrbeit >per.
ifleiert miro. SD nIodte did oes-
balb bitten, oeutfde groidiiren uno
osl. nidt 5u perienoen. 0is Sdapeiar
iino gut imterriftet iino em2finoen
folGe gombarnierung als gepor.
munbunssperilfe."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-24

aa
Dunn Dunn. Dds moberns
WaantsIssfdob Der Sufanttris aiDili.
Iirter Staaien gilt ais bumdn. neil
ss ben Gesner mir fampfunfdbig
iilaft, obne ibm unn0tbis fhpere
@srlesunssn rnb Sdmersen 5u bere;.
ten obsr gar ibn gu t0bien. Jm
Sample ses.n ipilbe @DIter bat mon
iosar bic grfabruns semadt. bab
bieie burd ileiniaIibriSe Wanielse.
IdoiIe iiberbaupt nidt duber Gefe6t
gsIebt iperbtn. Solhe erfabruns.a
litssn aud BON ben Stalienern aus
ibrem aampf ssssn bic 9iirtn unS
arabtr Dor, 70 bab bamals bic Rid
tebr Su sinem 10,3.Wiuimeters ges
i9ob empfoben ipurbe. lin cine itdr.
tere ShGbisung bts Gesners berbeif
sufiibren, bat man 5uerit bon englis
iher Seit. i'm 8ureniriese on ben
MGnttln unb Spiben Der tIeinfalibris
gen @eTdoiie Menberunsen porsenoms
men. QtG biefe Derdnberungen 5ieltsn
ndmlih 0abin, Our4 @ersr6beruns
bts Queridnitts Der BeIdobipibe i'm
Uloment bss MufinlaseHs aussebebnte
3sritDruns,n i'm a0rpsr bss Geirof.
fsnsn berbsiaufiibren. Dies pirb am
einfaditen babur9 ,rrsidt. oaB man
on Der Spibe ben barien Wautsl bee
@sfdofes fortldbt, 70 bab Die peide-
Spite bss 8leiterns berporidaut. Die
gnsldnber nannten Iol4e 9lsifpibens
gei9ofIe anfanss ioftsnoisosbuIlets
(tpeitnaFse Gugeln). bod finb iis nns
ter benz Ramen SumsDum,0 0efHofle
betnnnier ssiporbeu. Den slsidxn Gre
folg ersielen iogenanntt 3oblipibengss
IdojTs, fsrner Gei6OHe, beren SpiBs
feblf unb beren Wdntel bann mshrs
fad einaetsrbt III. Die 9uren. bic fih
Surh bic gnsldnbsr nit DumsT Tums
anasariffsu Iabsn, nabmen bann aud
ibrerfeits bur9 Mbfdleifen Der Spiben
ober ginlhneiben bss Wantels dhnli'
Id5. 0erGnbsrunsen an ibren 0tfhoHen
Dor. Run iinb nad amtlitsr Jsits
jfeIuna au9 auf europdiidem 8cben
DumsD sDums. uno 5par ssgen uns,
peripenbet tpproen, cine Sbaifdne, bic
iif bem Granftireurunipefen In 1sIs
aitn unb syrantreih ipiirbig an bic
Geite felt. gs blsibt gu boffen. bab
Der gIrottIt unlerss aaiIers biersegsn
BON idneIIem Grfolg itin m5gs. icnit
miifen unfsrs gesner es fi@ feIbf que
fbrsibsn. ipenn aud Deutihldnb BON
| ben RessIn elmer siDiIifirteu aumpis
lfiibruns noibseorunsen obipsidt
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Sartber5ig.

Chef: .5eba, Meier! Sie f4lafen
iiber sbren Biidern ein."
Wleier (brummsnS): rgii3t mai
trGumen oarf man bon einer @ebaltse
Sulase."
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9Sfs 2unaen.

30 3nngen.
.Was iagte benn bic Rdtbin, als iis
bon BEN llnsliide erfubrgN
,Sie elite na9 ibrem 8ouboir."
.Mba - bort tpollte fe ii& iebens
.fuIls sntfdsbsns
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-30

are killing English women and chill
dren who never saw a firing line. AL
ready in hungry London the death
rate shows a huge increase in the
fatality of children's diseases.
In three weeks Y little ones died
of measles, as against IA in the same
period last year; 942 of diarrhoea, as
against 566 twelve months ago.
The empire expects all its colonies
to give their last man and their last
shilling, while in the mother country
the queens sweatshops starVe the
women and children behind the firing
IineI
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-30

his case. One lawyer advised him to
settle for SIS. Others took his case
and dragged along with it and gave it
up. The four lawyers were ]. Angus
tine Bowe, George Roy Stieger, Axel
T. Crissey and John ]. Sonsteby.
]. A. Blumingston, lawyer for the
General Accident Insurance Co.,
handled the case for the Chicago
Stove Works. Before the state in
dustrial board, where Suda's present
lawyer, William E. Rodriguez, now
has the case, Blumingston argued
that a doctor had informed him that
Mike Suda while in hospital had
placed foreign substances in his eye
to make it worse"
A statement was introduced by DR..
Richard T. Tivnen, who examined
Suda for the industrial board. vision
of the left eye has suffered an impair
ment of 80 per cent, writes the doc
tor. And as Mike can't see anything
with the eye, he believes the doctor is
correct.
The case came before the board
again Tuesday. There may be
something paid for the eye. 1t will
be interesting to see how much one
good left eye of workingman is
worth under the present workmen's
compensation law.
1870
DIICIMEOO
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-30

to give their last man and their last
shilling, while in the mother country
the queens sweatshops starVe the
women and children behind the firing
line!
LOSS OF ONE EYS LEADS TO
WORKMAN'S SUIT
Mike Suda used to have one good
left eye. Today the eye is gone.
1t was a good eye, worth lot of
cash money. Mike wouldn't have
traded his left eye for thousands and
thousands of dollars.
1t was in order to hold his job and
do his work right that Mike lost his
eye. But nobody has paid him any
thing for it.
Eyes are cheap. If you are man
ufacturer, you can spoil a mans eye
and for year and more it won't cost
you a cent except hospital bills.
1t was in the Chicago Stove Works,
Blue Island av. and 22d ST., that Mike
was working November last year.
They heat iron and pour it like
water at the stove works.
A big lump splattered one day
And something hot cracked into
Mikes cleft eye. And it stuck there
and sizzled.
Swear words came from his lips
and he clenched his fists while they
led him outside and on to a hos
pital.
He came out of hospital Couldn't
see good. Couldn't get his old job
back.
His left eye began getting worse
He went to lawyers to see if there
wasn't some way to collect a little
money from somebody for the time
lost and the damage to his eye. Four |
lawyers, one after another, handled
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-28

behind these an aitar.
 Immediately in front of the altar Is a table on which are two chalices for holding the ballots Before proceeding further, a search is made in the chap el to assure the conclave of the fact that none but those entitled to vote are present Three inspectors of the election are then chosen by ballot. Should any Cardinal be SO m that he is unable to leave his dormitory, a committee is appointed to visit him and take his vote, which is brought to the c0nclave sealed and deposited in one of the chalices. Q.
 Each Cardinal writes on a little table in tue corner of the chapel the name of the candidate he would elect, in the centre of the voting ticket This is of an obiong form, prepared accord ing to the direction of the bull of Gregory XY.
 In the centre are the words, "Eligo in summum Penufcem Rm. Dumeum D. Card" q elect Sovereign Pontiff my Lord Cardinal -- /, after which the voter inscribes the name of the candidate he would elect
 At the foot of the altar the voter lifts up his hand and exhibits the ticket between his thumb and finger. He tbep kneeIs and prays for a mo ment. after which inc takes oath that he is about to elect him whom accord ing to God he thinks ought to be elected He then puts the ticket on the paten and slips it from there into the chalice, which he covers up again. Then he makes anew a reverence be- fore the altar and returns to his place
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-28
LEAGUE TELLS WHY
 1T IS OPPOSED TO
 THE 80 PERCENT LAW
Secretary Power of Greater Ari-
 zona Organization Says Pro-
 posed Measure Would Work Great Injustice to the Laborer

In connection with the widespread discussion concerning the 8Oper cent bill. Secretary Power of the Greater Arizona League has sent the follow ing letter to the Arizona Labor Jour nal: 0lWW
 Dear sir:-Regardless of the diff ference in our respective views as to the benefits to be derived from the adoption of the SOg5 Citizeushi pLaw, I believe that you will be fair enough to print the following reply to a let ter in your publication from w. E.. Holm of Bisbee.
 First. we ask you to cite us one instance which warrants MT. Holm's Remuneration of the Greater Arizona carrying on a campaign of "viuihca- League and his charge that we are ton" and endeavoring to poison the minds of the voters.
 The Greater Arizona League is making no campaign for "cheap alien labor" TT IS. however, endeavorine to defeat a measure which not alone bars this form of labor. but places the higher classes of aliens in the same class with the labor from South ern Europe.
 The United States naturalization figures show that there are pending the completion of citizenship proceed. ure by several hundreds of aliens of English Canadian. German, Scandi- navian, Irish and Scotch birth, in the courts of Arizona Many of these future citizens of the same source from which sprang America's bone, sinew and brain are either home own. CTS or will be in the near future. Un. der the proposed law it would be diff fcult or entirely impossible for them to make a living.
 What right has organized labor in Arizona to place aliens of this class in the same category as the willy Jap. who con never be a citizen.
 Was it the native born American. who developed the great agricultural resources of Minnesota. and the Northwest and the mines of Montana ? Or was it the Scandinavian and the sons of the Emerald Isle?
 Does MT Holm and do you MT. Ed itor believe the argument of Mir. Bert Dayis, head of organized labor in Arizona, supporting the Anti-Black list law. in which he says that any one depriying or, preventing a man from making a living for himself or his family lis guilty of a crime as bad # not worse than murder"
 IT SO, how do you reconcile that with your attitude on the SOGs bin which would prevent thousands now here from making a living for them selves and their families?
 The Greater Arizona League is no, waging warfare against organized la- bor: nor is it seeking to disseminate transformation It believes that a number of the laws fathered by the State Federation of Labor will nos ao- vance the prosperity of Arizona or the cause of organized labor. Unless the voters of Arizona cast their bal lots blindly the league believes that these particular measures win be overwhelmingly defeated"