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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-18

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-18

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-18

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-18

0elb -on eall' Duroe Su IL - - aus
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mtiiiens etruos unter osnen BON seiterm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-18
4aS,S1rtiee Ne6rtte.
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gl.sass, II. Nebruar 1914.

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Hinop ieh.-Ter Wartt Udr heate sienl.
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Rev Dsrses Dsss'a anstirnnssn

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Ositt Oelonsarft.
Gsnsimnat,, II. ysbrsar 1914.

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w nadfsags ned Eare6en par beute
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-18

gtRetnHattl7. 1etruar 1914.
Die RaAfsIesHbsn Gxsttssnsss tstislsn
~ nHr auf eRsTsS- xrsasaftisnsR Osi
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-18

Nn1er. YfeIfe Hn6 ftettg. MafNntrffr
Gmt Sss1 5.eoe, tentersb 4.70e, gubss 4.8Sf.
sranxfatsb 4.soe, Gsnieetisners .Ns %.S0t,
ON - <.s0e, psissr sytSa .G- Aloe,
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RsfsffeS IN Netis. - Nep DyfsaHS
Dpen Aettfe 4s-sSe. gentrtfnesf 5000
psr oaasne.
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tyima yH--sHe. srsinkrr <H-Ns Sspan
lX-lLs Aeu~k
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Oieb mdrete.

gtatinnatt. II. Jebraar 1914.
8afulr uns LssiaHst pdtrsns Der ssr.
lshsneR ~ Stunssn. pesoIiAsn nit BEN
sssAeses>snssn faas DessR Ute fsISt:
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-05

with scant consideration On reaching the point where patience was no longer virtuous-which isn't very far from the kick -off-young O'Hair stopped short in the trial and. frowning upon the judge, said:
 Your honor, you think I'm "a rube, a hayseed; but you're mistaken I'm no rube. Down in the part of the country l come from they think I'm just about the best lawyer in that neck of the woods. Pm of the same opinion. and, if you'll simply give me a fair show, it usr'
 The court gasped, wavering an instant on the verge of commitment for con tempt But second glance into the face or the young lawyer showed him there was no trifiing there. Throughout the rest of the trial young O'Hair got atten- ton-and his client verdict at the close.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-05
IIGW VESSEL ONfRYIEJa FANSHoALS NC.

sistant keeper, and Peter Anderson, la- borer, at Pilot Island light station, Wis, lowed to light station motor boat carry ing United States mail which had been frozen in ice ten miles from station; also rescued three men from rowboat who were in search of the mail boal And then, quite casually, the report adds; Reported that keepers and crew were seventy-two hours without sleep"
 Many miles north of Tillamook, on the Pacific, is another sea-swept lighthouse at Cape Flattery. lighting the entrance to the straits of Juan de Fuca and Puget sound John M. Cowan is keeper here, and has been for a generation. His wife and family live with him, the children's s playground being the broad platform, high above the sea, about the living quar- ters of the light. But the raging, un- pacific Pacific took it's toll of Cowan for robbing it of it's prey of mariners. Twice it's winds have snatched from the plat form a Cowan child, tossed it into the boiling sea and drowned it. Still Cowan stays. The lure of the service is on him.
 There are tragedies a-p1enty in the his tory of the beacons of the sea. There was the one at Sand Island light. at the en- trance to Mobile bay, Alabama. The hur- ricane of September, 1906, which swept the gulf coast. washed away the entire island. It left the wreck of a tower, but that was all. A keeper and his wife perished. The second keeper happened to be ashore and was saved.
 Minots Ledge light was erected in 1S4s on a reef off Boston harbor that had caused many a wreck. Built on wrought iron piles, this open-work, iron-frame structure survived several storms, but the gale of April IT, 1851. razed it and scat tered it's parts to the four winds. The two keepers who were in it at the time
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politics the more likely a tnihs IS 10 nap pen the more liable it is not to.
 For instance? Why, I'll do for one. myself, I guess. When l ran for mayor of Leavenworth fin 1908 my prospects were as black as a tarball in a negro's pocket at rnidnight-and I was triumphantly elected,
 "The next time I ran for office a rose att pink suffused the whole political hori- zon. could prove my victory as con clusively as a problem in Euclid: it didn't seem doubtful enough to furnish one good thrill-and the other fellow won in a walk
 When I ran for Congress this last time was leading a forlorn hope: just run ming to keep the party organization up, so to speak. Remembering the past however. made arrangements for a cou- pie of years absence in Washington-and here I ami
 Next time? well. things look mighty bright, SO" and Mir. Anthony conciud- ed with an expressive shrug of the shoulders.
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Why" laughed the stranger, this crowd is here all the time"
 Well, then,'' said the countryman, T might as well try to get across the street"
 He made a dart and lad reached the middle of the street when the gong of trolley car stopped him. He turned to go in the opposite direction. when the car on the other track stopped him. He turned toward the right, but was con- fronted by an automobile He turned to the left and a motor cycle passed him. Despairingly he looked above him and an elevated train shot over his head. In desperation he dropped into manhole- and the subway train ran over him."
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from the water and lowed their machine to safety. F
 In the early days of the American set tlement, the colonies established light houses. The general court of Massachu- setts in 1713 heard from one of its com mittees that the proposal to erect light house at the entrance of Boston harbor will be of general public benefit and service and is worthy to be encouraged and that the want of such a lighthouse 'has been a great discouragement to navigation by the loss of lives and estates of several of his majesty's subjects. Forthwith the lighthouse was built
 Then, New years later, the first fog signal in America, a cannon. also was established beside the lighthouse. Thir- teen lighthouses were in existence when the federal government was established, and these were ceded in 17S9 by the several states to that government The idea that aids to navigation are of gen eral public benefit and service" has not been questioned since that time. Hence the lighthouse bureau of today
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Small though the pay of a keeper or of a member of the crew of lightship is, the employees rarely leave the service Records of thirty and forty years of continuous employment are not unusual In fact, this is one of the problems Of the bureau. Scores of keepers of ad- vanced age. but still vigorous, are borne on the rolls. There is no retirement pro- vision for them. Their only fault is their gray hair and the fear in the execu- tive offices that some day, perhaps, they VIII not be equal to the calls on them. No one as yet has failed to make good, but still some time one might. True, no keeper Is left alone in a lighthouse; all ways there is assistance; nevertheless the service must take no unnecessary chances. But Is it fair to turn a faithful tender of the lights adrift in his old age? It Is a problem the bureau is trying to solve.
 Six hundred dollars a year is the maxi mum salary paid to a lighthouse keeper. Still, there are advantages over the man on the lightship- The keepers, save in
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/ Playing Punches.

"The prospects for my renomina- ton and election look very bright" remarked Repre- sentative Anthony of Leavenworth, Kan, recently. So I guess I'll be left at home next time.
 "Yes, left at home" he repeat ed: that's just what I mean. I've learned that in
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A New One.

Secretary Bryan of the State De- partment believes a man and his wife should divide their joys, For then" says he. they null tiply." In this con- nection he relates the, following anec- dote:
 "One night a man went home from a function quite late. When he reached the front door his
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Poor Democrats!

R epre sentative W. A. Watson of Virginia is a new member, but comes to Congress with the reputation of being one of the fairest and kindest judges that ever wore ermine. He presided over the famous Henry Clay Beattie trial in a manner which won for him admiration over the entire country.
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Spoke Right Out.

A man with the nerve and the pep" to ravish away from Uncle Joe Cannon his time-honored seat in the House of Representatives "a feat of daring ac- complished in the political cyclone of 1912 by Prank T. O'Hair - isn't the kind to sit modest ly silent in the courtroom when he
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Coming and Going."

The greatness of little old New York; is often the subject of Repre- sentative Fess of Ohio; He told the following anecdote recently to. illus trate the rapidity with which things move there.
 "A countryman, said he, "clung to a lighting post in New York at one of the busiest cor
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MT. Watson is typIcaI Vlrglnian m his soft manner and burning speech And he is typically democratic. But the judge numbers among his constituents many colored brothers who have a strong lean ing to the opposite party
 One day MT. Watson was being shaved. which. of course. meant learning all of the barbers religious and political prin-
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were never seen again. In 1855 the new Minots Ledge light was begun, and was completed five years later. Each stone was dovetailed into the other in curious fashion; every part made to bear the maximum of strain. It ranks among the difficult lighthouse engineering works of the world.
 Lighthouse Keepers, crews of light ships have been gathered from the foregoing, give much of their time to succoring mariners in distress and to saving life and property. The tremendous increase in the number of motor boats and small pleasure craft in recent years has added to the chances for giving help. In every month in recent years reports come in of men of the service rescuing yachting and motor boating parties that were confront ing death.
 Now come the airships to give further chances to the lighthouse service to help the distressed. The aeroplane and the hydroplane, in their habitual unexpected dashes from the sky, are growing fond of dropping into the sea in the vicinity of a light station. That betokens discretion The sea offers much nicer cushion for a defective aeroplane and it's crew than the hard earth.
 William H. Nash. second assistant keep CT of Wind Point lighe station. Wisconsin: has the distinction of being the first of the service to salve an airship. Last Fourth of July the hydroplane Fire Fly suddenly quit flying over Lake Michigan. cued the unsuccessful fiier, and with the assistance of the professional hfe-savers lowed his craft ashore.
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 July 9 the navy's hydropIane C-1 dropped with two surprised young officers into Chesapeake bay off the Point Look out light station. Maryland. Keeper Thom- as Jefferson went out. removed the officers
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ciples. He attacked the democratic party. which Watson ardently defended.
 Well, I tells you, jedge," said the col ored brother at last, as if clinching the matter, you all democrats thought have enough sense to run a little place like Virginia, but you aint got enough to spread around in running the whole coun- frrr
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ners. After he had been standing there for several minutes man walked up to him and asked what he was doing
 ''I am waiting for this crowd to get by" answered tho countryman.
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thinks the judge isn't giving nm 'e e-'- deal
 In such unhappy situation Representa- tive OHair once found himself while try ing a case in Chicago The city judge. thinking the young attorney hayseed lawyer from the back blocks. treated him
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wife upbraided him seVefeIy'
 Well, you see, my dear, he rephea, as I didn't have you with me l enjoyed myself only half as much; and therefore 1 had to stay twice as long.
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ERE Uncle Sam to string at regular intervals along the line of the equator all of his light houses. lightships, beacons and other aids to navigation. the resulting Hum ination would send a brilliant band of l i g h t completely
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