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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-14
Back 10 Greco.

John Malakis. who has been oper.
sllhs a shoe shining parlor In this city
Tor the past several months has soid
out his business and Is leaving al once
20 return 20 his native land. where he
VIII enroll under the Greek flag and
hSht Tor his country in case Greece
becomes involved in the Te,iropean
war which seems highly probable al
this time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-14

The only examinations for hreboss
ana mine foreman In the northern sec.
ton % West Virginia will be held on
october 18th and 18th. As this will
De- the onl yeNamination TO be held
here during the season. there Is *.
pected 20 be a large number OF per.
sons take the examination. The ex.
animation viii probably be held in
this city.
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WANTED

To rent desirable apartment or
house. Wheeling or suburbs with
four bed rooms, by cultured Amer
lean family of four adults. Best
OF care guaranteed by reputable
people. Address =. o. Box I6i.
Wheeling.
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with typhoid fever. Robert sn,i1b
passed away last evening az the pow.
tll hospital He was aged e6 wears
and is survived BY ms wife and two
small children. The remains were
taken on q midnight train TO Utica. q.
Nnere lnteTmcnt Will be- made
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CLAIRVOYANT
PROF. L. A. JENKINS
WoHLDS ssEA /; e eLaIavoTAET

n uilI reed Flnr ira HEr 81 ....... ...
LelinE rou frankly fHI bad na ..... L..
ne Fuo1 rivArr afrfrr rr AID nance.
RI interest such Hr love t.lrfrf.r
marriage divorce. FlrIrtar .r........
N.nR. lpurneFe HiIfr Ianfr. rnfrrfa 10.
SUITE frIerfa. .rrrrffa ~ r.unIr r|..r-
IsN lr LaIt urrfr0r husband vito ri
nu r.frrart IH fru. .- raIrr f.r.H ...
tnr secret power NJ control f. win f-.-
one you wnrf desire and fa H..ra.....
ritaH ~ neI Jock rf any EI.1
r.. I.af ~ nurIf'.r. D rlrrrrfr. fa
n..n you ard If SON orc rHf HHr.|..f... u.
.Ilrl LnEn you rHr mining TIar fHIa
~ ...I UPON fUH face .| If. wn..
~. cor "a. conner ffH ora r.r#.r
Hfrrr'H Iu.f.r. 81 .n car r|.r. #I
rrrfIN Dol front .f E.Ir. .II-H. 80
minutes from HHrfI.rF .t.. .l.........
L.r JOG FOURTH ard Center. Mons.
l- ~ ~ fr f.HI r..-.ff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-14

, DIED, az the home OF her son. @ T.
raw kins. near Pennington. this coun-
w. Mrs Della Hawkins. aged as years
Sne ~ survived by three sons and one
daughter. as follows. Mrs To,rf.
STILES, OF Hundred. and c. r.. A r and
Enos Hawkins. an OF this county
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-14

IN the District Court Of the r-Dtt.f
states Tor the Northern District of
West Virginia
In the matter Of hrdarrgr H..
banhfupt In Bankruptcy 40 ASS
TO The creditors ct Anderson rr.s
bropkc. and district Aforesaid. Ia E.rL.
Iupt Notice Del hereby riVrn tHaf III
me tLh daF of August a. D.. I9It tF.
hhld Anderson Bros were dull. nIfugI-
GATED bankrupt and that tho first rIslf-
INK OF creditors Will b. held "a. the ONO.
~ W. Dummine. Esquire. 80 I4l.
JOS. onto County. West EIrrIria. on fE.
-lst cay 81 August. 1915 Hf Dol o.efssE
creditors may attend. prove their rfsir4-
appoint trustee. examine ufe ham
fupis. and transact such other burIrsre
ing.
bated-AuFuat ION. 1915
I.W CtMMINs
Referee Iu EauhrIrfrv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-14

Howard CIaFuooi was Sferhen-
VIE caller on Wpdresfar evening
Mrs Edward WuUer b. rrcrfIrz
Inf fra uHn relatives af Eeuaire
AlrItu Jenkins. who had bis left
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-14

Inc biggest Increase ever made In
the taxes % Taylor County We 49,.
surprise handed the taxpavers tbiz
week when the County Court an
hounced the levy for the year ,Tbs
ieNy VIII amount 90 as cents In the
county. while last year 10 was only
- cents. or direct increase OF ls
cents. making 10 10 cents A gpecisi
,aN OF cents for roads and 10 cents
TOT new bridges was also laid when
makes the increase The taxes IN
1fatton viii BE- the same as Last wear
or - cents on the 800
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Graffnr RrLrf.


Mt. and Mrs. u r. Moore. OF prunfv-
town. have gone % Pittsburgh 10 VIZ
Do Tor couple OF weeks
Mrs Helen Summer and family and
MIS-. Blance Knapp. Of Fairmont VINO
nave been visiting Mr. and Mrs Ron
srl fltzer have returned 20 their
~ G. Sharpnack o. Pittsburgh.
superintendent for Armour q Com
pany. is here this week
Mrs. b Watkins and sons have
gone 20 Graceland Ky. 10 visit rel
afIveE
Mr. and Mrs W peIIev. OF Nfinro
Junction. Ohio who have been via-
lunE Dr and Mrs a R Warden re-
turned home Thursday
hr. and Mrs a. r Louden who
nave been visiting relatives here.
have returned 10 their home in pgasr .
inEton. Pa
Misses Helen and Rita NrCardIpea
ni flrkersHurE are tho uIeaaauf
guests 20 Misses Blanch and Gorfru4e
Guard
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-14
ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.

The Lexington A. 49, 60. 4 r- s,.s
se-als ca-rta allciuluE mcaCh nnIs
49, -. gsssts 2Ay - trc@ Asass
e.It n eAtntnE att1re arttAout uaknT
1913. NhieA 10 pFohthtts1 Cars =
1ettinF suits arl use % tafn huuaas D.
-. A.nri-E sater On rnurus. private
enl ~ eaIlF q O. az 90 asakr Au,-
eftlan plan Nhltr esrFlce Enrkis 4
PAUL - HoSf--RANs. Mrr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-14

Total estimated disbursements S2.sgs "a
Amount % BE- provided by loyy .Nz.fZg "a
- appearing that levy on each one
hundred dollars valuation % n cents
Tor municipal purposes Will b. necessary
60 produce the estimated amount a.
aforesaid for the ensuing fiscal year
FRANK q UHBCk AEBr.
Recorder Towu OF Pleasant valley.
au-1f-Zl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-14

IN ths District Count or the United
states Tor the Nofth,rn District ~
West Virginia
In the matter of } r. Ran I.,rtr....,
In bankruptcy. 40 gsT
~. TO the creditors OF }. n. Rau. Of the
Ivy or wheeling. and County or ohio
shu district Aforesaid. hankruut
Notlce - hereby given that on the I6tb
gay or August. A. D.. 1914 the SAID D
*. hsu. Yves duly adludicated bankrupf
ang ihai me iirst meeting 81 creditors
viii D. held % the office OF D N Cur.
Nuns. Esq No 1925 ChapIine street in
ln' 'ltN ~ Wheeling ". Va on tbe
--nd Jay Or August. a j.. 1914 az Tn
CLOCK tn the forenoon. al which tim.
me said creditors may attend rrGV.
lhflf claims. apuOiur u trustee ana
transact such other business a. ru4.
properly come before said meeting
Dated August On. I.I4
j. ". CJMMINs.
Referee tu Eaukruutrv
l.. $. 10. c.. y. u. ". Va
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FOR RENT
Security Trust Co.
AGEHrs
LATEST MAGAZINES

Every roty.s. Mu1sey-s. rsrfr-v
tiai ltI'. North American HrgIe.v
.-4 ep-.af. Peoples. March an
AIrN Fashion mararIras
Books add stationery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-14
SEALED PROPOSALS
Notice 90 Manufacturer. Jobh.r. -.
ehantn ana Othera WhoIanaIn 49,.

Houoe 70 Manufacturers, Jobbers. Mar
Shahts ana Others WhoieHais Deaisrs
o., 80 ~. IN HINiEY GIVEN That
~ .' is"urd ~ Control OF the state
W'Ht virginia wlll receive bids dsiiy
~ l' Iilcr az Charleston West VirFirts
80. ,ni.,ilnE supplies Tor the several
1917 'I NhtCh o. vested In said Uosra
'ntfA'iH VIII be awarded 10 the io,7sgt
i"Afir. NAAIifF considered and rfF.r
nuns hfiuE equal West NIririna 40.
~ WI p, given preference
~ supplies needed Will be fur.
Nt-Nfn bidders on recent ~ rr,,,t..-,.
aialuE the line desired
80 T. I1AtD or CONTROL.
20 - -1arlcston West Virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-14
FOX SALE

Are You TIRED 90 your work or "
this climate % NOu Want 20
NnoN about the forty acre irrr.atsd
farms near Rocky ford Colorado
= here they grow the famous Rocky
Ford Cantaloupe. ETC. ENcsptionaf
opportunities nov. Write Box gsl
Kim Grove. ". Va Au-gl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-14
BANKRUPT NOTICE.


IN ne District Court OF the United
state Tor the Northern nistri,t Df
West Virginia
IN thy matter Of Iuitsd Pure fnnd
70. bankrupt In EankTuptrN No gau
81. II" ths creditors OF United Pure Food
- % w, ny OF " hrciluE. and COuu-
nahhF upt. Noticc i- hereby EIten thar
Yh the lvth dny % August. a I. IsIt.
w, raid United Pure Rood Co. Was dufy
adludicatcd bankrupt. aud that th. ffrst
mrtling ~ creditors VIII b. nsI4 al an.
~ nee or ,. W. tumimuE. ESQ No Itg.
,nhptine street IN tHs JItb or Wheel
lng' w. Va. on th. -tst day OF August.
a. u 1910. az O'Clock iu the Hff-r.
noon a. which time the said creditors
ma attend. prove their claims appoint
rustic. ana transac. such other bust
ncss a. may properly come bsfor, said
Dated AUG ~. 1914
J. W. CIMAINg
i.rirrcv iu Eaukr4p.cy
P. q q e.. ~. 40. ~, Ea
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-14
HOTEL NEW ENGLAND

SOY Ih CAROLINA Az. and Beach
llNate baths, running water IN room.
elevator a. street level Zine pgrrr--
capacity. 800. Special rates Nn.kT.f
nEYAN a WILLIAMS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-14
HOTEL FRONTEyAC

ron heach- II ~ meet popular section
Eetseen the to faulols uldrs. ceutral 60
- 49, tAaflss lnn4ctt. hsgh=c AS hotel
- $50 - ths BEET. cspsCltN eaa Miu
-. NgfN siecial terms % s. tIn
80 slA.el ~ inrllainE larer ,.-raa
.luA metal ccos. s4rsatur. hatts
phcnrs. superior tahII. ain N Ntt~ -
wee, tatlc su.pli.d circct from fartl.
pare water sanitary plum 80 Fnrch.-s
tAN NcFAn ard hnardu a.
elNAArA W. Z. WATTS
ly-tA-r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-14
HOTEL MAJESTIC

Ienuh atcd throughout. center o. attrar-
lions. ocean view. capacity 500 ElsNa.
Tor private baths. white service go
SUPERIOR table. Special fIG SO IN week-
!, - 80 up daily. Booklet
AAEsr daily. N A SMITH
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LOST.

T.near -rr.E... ------------~-
NEnf front foot. Iu F4gf vt-t.-ft-.-'
.Il information will Boz reuardsf ~
----.L -l-.-A Bell IHaI-I aI5Isf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-14
ESTIMATES

ESTIMATED RECEIPTs AND DIS
BUE6EhEUT6, AMD EaTLMATED
LEVY, OF THE TOWN. OF PLEAS-
ANT VALLEY. OHIO COUNTY. W.
va
In accordance with section & chapter
@. o. the acts Of the "a lraordIuarg sss-
sion Of the Legislature Of 1905. the com
ca met ana proceeded Co make up an
estimate OF the amounts necessary 20 b.
levied Tor the current fiscal ear.
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS.
Balance IN treasury ............f-69 90
!. !. 1 l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-14

TIE WILTSHIRE Si7 81, sy venue
t.es capacity $50. private baths Run-
.l.s saLtL ln rooms. elevator. music
Special tis.oo ~ Werklv. 81 % dsfIy.
open al the war. Booklet
SAMUEL. FIIFs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-14
MISCEILANEOus

Wa TED rsrt desirable apartr,e,t
~ mouse. wheeling or suburbs b.. 80
Gated. cultured anf r.Ursd ~ ~.
l.l.lt nI tour ndulfa Very best IN 800
..ihg, '.d br reputable people sd-
dfT7F y % Box 100 Wheofirr 90,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-14
ELB E RO N

ssntfea &C., sarruan1lnEs Urfssfns Frrt-st.rf =
lAitelie eharch-s UaFaclfF ~ go fkrua. flaf.f
ranetaE Satsf m fu-a1us nrfratF haIh. uasta hris
- - - tnfrh~- rn1rrnI tsfas frs-t FsrsfHI
tes - $40 s.rsic~, t-laaisG ~r.rtsI D.
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN

las i9i paid Tor cast on clothing w-I,s
NJ LEVY.
No los Markst g.. WhssIing. " y.
Collect BAD Bile Buy ara e.rf
.i.n.r hftarIrrerfe ~arefIri- $780,
We adjust claims rrf
n. l.f ..n. rn lav TIE HurFsgs tf.-.
..f NF.ur.. rNn BOARD IA Tr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-14

PATENTS ,.s E.9s;.
trrdr.-..g r..I..... 81. Patent an1
p DUNLAP. Patent E.avysr
f"Ni'Iaf f'NHrFe Bank HuIfffrg
NnnflIuE " Na
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-20

.,
a reporter from The Day Book. The
houses in the first place should be
much lighter than, they are now.
There is a light that can be used in
motion picture houses that will allow
the films to be shown easily.
There is a certain type of degen-
crate that get their satisfaction from
merely touching women. Older wo-
men realize this and guard them
selves. Its the young girls that are
in danger. Often such actions on the
part of a man leads to a chance &C
qUaintanceship that might end in
courtroom with the girl the real suf-
ferer.
"And yet when a man is arrested
for flirting he makes the plea that
he's lonely. Loneliness is no excuse
for such actions on the part of these
men.
q am going to try and have the
public schools opened at night. They
should at all times of the year be used
as social centers. Then we could
have the right kind of movies with
out fear of the presence of 1irts.
'"Fhese public school motion pic
lures would also have a good infiu-
ence on the commercial theaters.
They would have to improve the en-
vironment of their places.
However, l don't believe in a sug-
gestion that has been made to segre-
gate the sexes. Such a thing would
be a return to the old, straight-laced
PrUitan days.
Nor do believe that young girls |
should be barred from the movies |
unless chaperoned. They're sent out |
to work at an early age unchaper-
oned. Why shouldn't they be allowed
to take their pleasure unchaper-
oned?"
Reker and Mrs. Britton may soon
get together on some concrete plans
to improve conditions.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-20
WILSON WELCOMES BAL

WILSON WELCOMES BAR ASSN
Washington, Oct. 20.-Without di-
rectly referring to the European war,
President Wilson today, in welcoming
delegates to the annual convention of
the American Bar Assn, asked the
cooperation of that organization in
maintaining international law in the
present situation.
President Wilson was introduced
by Former President Taft, president
of the bar organization. Chief Justice
White, all supreme court justices and
many members of the cabinet, diplo-
matte corps and state department
were present.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-20
PRoRE cHURcH FIREs

TNObE VTIVTNOTI TINES
A mysterious fire that caused $780,
900 loss in the church of st. Charles
Borromeo at w. 18th and Cypress
sts., has aroused the Catholics of the
neighborhood and moved the fire at
torney to an investigation.
Coming on the heels Of another de-
structive fire at the Church of St.
Jarlath at w. Jackson blvd. and Her
mitage av., and the dynamiting Of
two New York churches, the fire has
caused some feeling.
The fire started behind the altar
and destroyed the valuable pipe or
gan. Crossed wires is the explana-
ton given by some as the cause of
the blaze.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-20
SCHOOL BOARD BARS TANGO

SCHOOL BOARD BARS TANGO
No more tango for the high school
kids. This was decided by the deans
of the high schools in a meeting at
the Board of Education rooms Mon
day.
The hesitation, waltz canter and
one-steD are to be permitted the
deans declared after watching two 0:
their number glide and slide through
the dances in question s ..-.-..,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-20

that Gen: villa has moved lS,BUU
troops to within an hours march Of
AgUas Calientes, prepared to capture
the delegates to the peace conference
in case of an unsatisfactory turn in
the negotiations.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-20

THE MEXICAN SITUATION
San Antonio, Tex, Oct, 20.-It is
stated in private messages received
by prominent Mexicans. here today
The Washington herald., 1914-07-03
JAPANESE SITUATION
GROWS MORE TENSE
Chinda Makes Strong Representations
to Bryan and Deep Secrecy
Is Maintained.

Further conversations concerning the
japanese controversy with the United
States in regard to the California anti
alien land law, were exchanged yester-
day at the State Department between
Secretary Bryan and Ambassador Chinda,
of Japan. Strong representations, it Is
thought. were made by the Japanese Am
bassador concerning the American note
sent in answer to Japan's protest of June
20 last.
The situation now is so tense that
neither Secretary Bryan nor Ambassador
Chinda would make any of the details Of
the matter public.
The announcement made last week by
Mr.. Bryan that the American answer
would be made public here the early
part Of this week, has been changed and
il is doubtful If the correspondence will
be made public soon. 1t is unoficially
intimated that Mr.. Bryan may take up
the question with the Foreign Relations
Committee of the Senate.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-03

more species of birds to be found in their
home towns is one of the tasks the
Sioux City Bird Club has set for its
members.
Five in every ten children observed out
side of school hours in the average city
are loafing-doing nothing at all because.
as they say. There is nothing to do"
BY substituting plenty OF attractive So
cial opportunities at the school and meet
ing the pupils half way. the school au-
thorities succeeded in inducing the stu
dents at the West Chester (PaD High
School to. give up voluntarily the secret
societies in the school.
Kindergartens for colored children are
being established in different parts Of
the South for the purpose II improving
conditions that have troubled two genera
tions. Richmond, Va. recently opened
an experimental kindergarten which has
created so much interest among negro
parents and the school authorities that il
no doubt will be made a permanent in
stitution.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-03
DEWEY BARS VISITORS.

New York, July Admiral George
Dewey, who arrived at the Oriental
Hotel, Manhattan Beach. yesterday
afternoon, would see no one today.
He has been in poor health re-
Gently, and his man servant was given
instructions to admit no one to his apart
ments. Mrs. Dewey also kept to her
rooms-which open on a private piazza.
They expect to remain at the beach dur
ing July and August
The Admiral and Mrs Dewey landed
at the New York Yacht Clubs East River
pier yesterday, and journeyed at once to
the Oriental The Presidential yacht
Mayfower was placed at the admiral's
disposal by President Wilson at the sug-
gestion Of Secretary OF the Navy Daniels.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-03
BOULEVARD SLOUGH" LATEST.

London, July 2-The Royal Automobile
Club, desirous of enlivening the season
for its members and their wives, has ar
ranged for exhibitions of the latest
American dances, including variations OF
the tango and the one-step. to begin next
Saturday, when during the tea and sup
per hours "Al" Davis and Miss Bonnie
Glass will provide dancing and incident.
ally show some of the latest forms of the
tango. such as the "One Step Eccen-
trique," the "Pavlowa Gavotte," the
"Furlana," and the boulevard Slouch, -
a new creation from Paris.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-03
BAPTIsrs IN SESSION.

Kansas City, No., July 2-Delegates
from nearly every State in the Union
and from several Canadian provinces,
opened a four day convention of the BaP-
tist Young Peoples Union today. The
convention marked the first joint confer
ence between the B. Y. P. u of America
and the B. Y. P. u. OF the South.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-03

Freeport, Long Island, July Mrs.
Louise Bailey, who was murdered In the
once OF DR.. Edwin Carman, of lis West
Merrick road, was killed by a bullet
that was meant for the physician, the
police determined. Who hred the shot
and what motive was behind the at
tempted murder OF DR.. Carman, the
police have not been able to determine
Mrs. Bailey and DR.. Carman were in
consultation in his office shortly after s
o'clock on the evening of June 30, when
revolver was pushed crashing
through the window OF the ONCE. One
shot was fired. II struck Mrs. Bailey
and killed her almost instantly.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-03
ATTEMPT TO WRECK TRAIN.

Berlin, Conn. July Am attempt was
made TO wreck the fast express from
New York on the New York, New Haven
and Hartford Railroad by placing a large
quantity of ties on the track near here.
The engineer saw the obstruction. but
had barely time to bring his train to a
stop. The authorities are investigating.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-03
WORKING HOURS INCREASED.

San Bernardino. Calf. July 2-Santa
Fe Railroad officials announced here to-
day that the roads retrenchment policy
put into effect several months ago. had
been discontinued, AS a result, he work.
ing hours of l,oo0 men employed in the
local shops were increased from forty
to fifty hours a week.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-03
EPwoRTH LEAGuERs CONVENE.

Buffalo, N. Y. July 2-The session Of
the Ninth International Convention OF the
Epworth League, consisted Of watch
services at various churches. About $500
delegates attended the services. This
afternoon there were department confer
ences and spiritual work at number Of
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-24

rafen fir ben Iieben RadIten nif)t
70 eefdbrIi1 pie IN ben Bariier Ga.
Ions. gor Der @r5be be5 Weeres,
Dor ieiner ltnenbIidfeit fiibIt iih
ieIbit bic gariierin fIein. ~slae bic
fleinen eiteIfeiten, @erIeimibmgen
iino iibIen Wa6reoen neritwin6en,
,penn man ii1 nit aeib uno SeeIe
Der gtntur in Die gIrme ipirft, ber gta.
tur, Die uns aIle gIei6HGBig auf-
nimmt. SeIhit tpenn fi9 gteptir1
- rpas peritdnbIib mare - iiber Ell.
ne feide sSrau, bic ibm i'm feiidfar.
benen Seibentrifot init aotburn uno
burdbro9enen Striimpfen einen 9e.
ilih abitattet, mebr freiit aIs iiber
cine oide Wafame in rotbem Babe.
foitiim init ipeiben 2isen linb
aranipfnberbeinen, 10 3eist er es
oof nidt, ionbern untidIingt beibe
sleid IiebepoII nit ieinen feudten
@rmen. CT gebt uns oa nit 70 gu.
tenn geiipieI ooran, 70 baB mir gar
nidt anbers fonnen aIs ibm foIgen.
slne reinIidsn Sorgen, aIIen SAB
lin6 aIlen Reib Iaiien Die 5raiten IN
Oem groben 2saris nit ieinen arnuen
mauern 5triif imo naben iih benz
Reer nit Gefiiblen, Die IN ibrer
@robe, 9leinbeit uito @iite ieiner
ipiirbig finb. Die Sta6t. Bariierin
lit piel beiier aIs ibr &uf Der ibr i'm
i'm slusInnbe aus fripolen Sbeater.
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nationalisnus inter. gott iei
Dnnf! Genn irenn man erIt anidnst,
iid Inn ben guten gtuf elmer sSrau
5u befiimmern. lit es idon i1Ieht
nit ibm beiteIlt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-24
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