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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09
Mmsldnoiide Nahrihten

@ortf8dtoff unb giss
mard. Cine. ipoblbeba9te feisrli6e
SrsunbihaitsertlGruns Rublanbs an
preubsn felt Der bisber unbstannte
Brief @orti6atoffs pom 3. NoDsmber
1866 an 9ismord bar, ben Rsin6olb
&oIer i'm neueiten Seft bes r9reif" Der
Seffsntli9teit 5usdnslib madt. Bis.
mard Bat ben langidbriseH Center Der
ruiIiiden politit DEFENDERS bod ses
ihaBt. bepor oaun felt bem Sabre
1875 eine 3unebmsnoe 8eritimmuHg
Die beiben Staatsmdnner eindnber
entfrsmbsts. Die ausseiproden antis
Diterrei6iIhe Yolitit 9ortidatofis,
bic prsubsn in isinsr bsutiden Rss
formpolitit untsritiibte, tpar i'm Sabre
1866 itartsn S9pantungeu unters
porfen. Gs mu9te ii9 in Petersburg
cine Gtimmuns 5u 9uniten Seiters
reids aelteno, uno erit gnoe Septems
Der 1866 trat uneripnrtst unb unpers
mittelt ipieber Elm llmI6pung 3u Gun
item preubens elm. Dem preubilfen
@ei9Gftstrdser Grafen GepIsrIing
tiinbsts @ortidatoff Elm ~eins ipidtise
politifte Sute betreffenbes S6reiben
an 9ismard" on, in pem feline @erebs
runs fir ben @mpfdnssr gum auss
brud tommen psrbs. 2ls er bann ben
Brief, osn er eigsnbdnbig ndn ieinsn
bsItsn Jrsunb" ssri4tet bate, benz
grofen iibsrsab, las er i6m ben Worts
laut ppr unb lests beionberen Wertb
1uf bic beutihe SdluBpsnbung: Bis.
mard tsnns ibn binldnslid, nm stpis
i9sn ben 3eilsn gu Ieisn, mas iolds
@stbeusrungen i,inerIeits bebeitetsn.
Das bsbsutiams S4reibeH lautst fcIs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09
gdiperc Sranbtpanben.
Srmgcn seitern glbenS orei anabell
oapOn, als cine 5laidJe init 9sulusr
egplooirte.

@eitcrn 9l6eno oergniigten iih Die
anabcn sSobn aieBling, 6 Sabre.
1Sreo. %. W'eper, Ia SSabre, gto. 231
9ltfinion Strabe mobnbait, uno Jreo.
8iBmann, 9 Ssabre aft, al Der &ar'
ner mo Clifton glOenlte iDobnbdlt
nlt elmer leeren gauiteae neben oeni
Sailie Der gltern oes aieBling, al
Der 9oslep lrno Moerlein StraBe, bel
einem offenen Seuer, in luelhes lie
aQerlei llnratb mnrien. Giner oer
anaben fano eine slaife nit Rulrer,
oeiiel @ei1brlibitteit Die anabell
nidt fannten uno lparien Die 5laIhe
ebeniaas in Die ,Slammen. Dtit einein
geiunItigen Snaa erplooirte oIelelbe
uno iuuroen brennen6e StoIie na1
allen Seiten geihlelloert. Gie Snl'
aen, luelhc in Der NGbe 6es ,5euers
Itanoen, trugen ihpere granoiuun-
ben oanon. StieBling erlltt Vrqno'
munoen an Der redlten @eii6tsiettc
inrO 6cioen Sd)enfeln @iBnan1l
9ranopunoen on Dem redJten gIrnI
uno iibcr Dem redJtcn glllge, oesglei'
den lpuroe benz ISrngen Die redtc
gtaienieite nufgerIiien.
Wiepcr erlitt idauere grano'pitnoer
/ am redlten Sd)enfel llno oil Der reh'
ten Sano. Gle Grlpadiene ben Sin.
Anrn an SiIfa pilpu fonnfeu. lieielI
oieie IN groBter Gle, laltt ifreienf
ben elterli6en @obnungen 5ll Or
q. g8. @ooo, bon go. 300 g9eIt Wtc
Wsillan etrabe. lpuroe sur gebano
lung Der anaben ber6eigerufen lmS
erflarte Der Arjt, boB trosoem oil
@ertpunoungen aud ie6r eruite iino
bod feline aomplifationen 81 be
iiirdten limb. 9ie BoIi5ei lit bemiib'
ole Sertunit Der 6laihe nit ben
aSuiuer aui5lifldren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09
Yeriunal' 'Notisen.

Giner Der betaunteIten OsutIdsn
ipurbe seitern in Der perion bss Ssrrn
Sobn 6. pfau in Der Wobnuns
isinsr So6tsr, 5rau Caroline Ritle
mDnb, in 4romore, bei pbilubelpbia,
ga, mad frrser 8rantbeit i'm 70. 2es
bensiabre pom Sobe abberufen. SerS
pfan tpurbe i'm Sabre 1885 III Wins
felb, BEL 2dnban, in Der Rbeinpfals.
geboren ano fam i'm Sabre 1888
na9 9lmeriia. Seit ibrsm Sieriein
pa. bic syamiIis g.fau in Cincinnati
eepobnt. Der junse g}fau legte cine
arobe 8sscbuns on ben Gag unb abs
iolpirte nit grfolg bic Woobtparo
!0o6ihnle uno trat llscann in o,S
Spielipaarengeibdft BON pedlsr &
60 .ein, tpoieIbit sr sinise Sabre lang
tbGtis mar. Spdter mar Serr pieu
ala SetretGr BEL Der Spift Sron &:
Steel 60. in Nspport. Gp.. ansefellt
ine blieb in Slei6er gigeni9aft Sci
Der sSirma e. 6. 6arpsr &: GD.. tueIfe
bieies geI9dft ipdter auftauite. Gange
Sabre ipar Der 9eritorbene Setrstdr
ser Nib.riioe Boiling Wia 60. SsiE
Sauptfelo mar isbod bic pclitit. Der
9erblidsne sebDrte gu ben geiinnunass
tteusiin Repu6Iitan.rn. llnter Prdiis
cent aincoln ipurbe Serr pfau burb
goupsrneur gbaie als itelIpertretenS:--
GeiretGr i'm 8unbess Shabamt .rs
rannt uno sr biente pdbrenb bss
giirssrtrieses in bieiem 9epartemsnt.
ipeldem er i'm GanSen ati Sabre aps
asb6rts. Der Dabinssidi,osne ipirb
Don isinem grubsr G6arles pidn,
fsinen S1ipeTtsrn syrau pbilip Gmri6
tnb Grau Ssnrp guitsttsr, iotpis feis
nen ainbsrn. sSrau Caroline Rids
monb in Chattanooga, 5enn., ipsldls
iih bsiu1stp,iie in 4rbmors, pa.,
dufhGlt, sSram Or. Ban pslt @arrst,
ion in Netu gorf unb Srau Charles
golssr, 30. 897 Webrman Qlb.nus,
Cincinnati, ioipie adt gnisltinbern
iiberIebt. Ginsr Der gntel befinbet RI,
5nr 3eit in 9ellifhlanb aui Der Uni
periitGt. pdbrenb gbipdro gRi6monb
jr. ole llniperiitdt in Ribmonb. 3d.,
befu6t. 0ieier Gniel III ebsnfaIls b.r
eufsl bes prdiibenten Ri6mDnb BON
Der Reip yort Getrul Gifsnbabn. Die
gsifsbuns finbst in Cincinnati itait
uRb ipirb Gag unb Stunbe StrisIben
NOD bsfannt sessbeu.
y Ssrr Nbolpb pider, elmer Der
Surnlsbrer an ben bieiisen 5ffentliden
SduIsn, ipurbs seiisrn poWber GGuls
ts4Orbs in Baltimore, Mo, uutsr feds
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09
GdiHsnadlri@teA.

Rem 9)ort s. 9lpriI. Nbaefob'
rcn: .Irance", nah @aore; SAFER
to-, noh Neapel.
Sln0cfommen: o&roonIono", BON
glntmcrpcu; r&ronprinj @tIbeIm",
BON 9reuen; n&crpuo", BON gIenpcI,
GuCcuSt0un. NbgelaDren;
.glra6ic" nod @olton.
.Clnmpic". llnH 9tcu 9orf; yaron'
prin}eiiin Cecilia" nad Mem Dort.
Qt3arO, Gaiitrt: gSaSouralne",
oon g{cm 9Jorf uo6 Sourc.
&ortIon0. 9Ib0eiobren; p&ni'
ia" nod SaliIar uuO 9|cm s)orf.
&biIu0elpbia 9In8et: g4n.
coma, uou gteapel.
GIomout =. gIngcf: ygIieufu
almlteroum" non 9telu 2orf
@tbraltnr. gInact Eerugla"
oou Pcn 9crt
g[p poumoutb 9(baeiabreu; oSo.
nal Gouoro", bon ct. Sobn.
Gibraltar 7. glbgei.: Berlin,
nod geep gorf,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09
SnHaairt
9arssn s.itern NbcnO bic nenen Se'
amten bss 2opal Sroer Of WlOOic.

Rit beionbsrsn 1eisrli4feiten fano
seitsrn 9lbsno bic Snitallirung ber
neiisn gsamtsn bes lopal Sroer OF
Wooie, burd oen 9ertreter bss Su<
preme 0ietatprs in Cincinnati, poiis
aeilsutnant 2luguit 6. aeibel, itaii.
Den aHsifeioenben uno rsusn Beam
len ipurben pra6ipolle 8lumenitiide
botssbradt. Sur Snitalliruns tparen
bic neuen geamtsn. beitebsno aus benz
Si.tator Gilbert prote. 0ice Dictator
Niliam 9utterportb. prelate ebas.
9pgari, Sd)abmeiIter Clarence goebs
ming, Jnnsre Wade Sarrp S6neller.
Qsubsrs Wade Gbas. 9uian, iOiUie
bic Sruiises Gbarles iylanten, 5rdnt
Qnberion nnb Wi6eI WieGartbn
iGmmtIife Qler5te Des Srbens nno
Der ns,srnannte Sergeant at grnla
fSrant DOuns 5ugesen. Die Ginfubz
rang mar iebr feierlib unb UerIief Ins
ter ben .porsei6riebensn 3eremonien
bss Srbsns. Sic fdnb untsr Der Weibe
entipredenber Wiuiit6ssieituna itatt.
Der ginfiibruna foisten psri4ieoen.
QlniprdGen unb 9ruber gbds. sSrans
fen iiberrsidte unter gldnSsnbsr Reoe
benz dusgeI6iebenen Dictator 2ouis
Rinfenberssr eiu solbenes mitgriaans
ten beIsBtes Mooies9lb5ei6ell, tpel6es
als GhiIbpibmung bic Worte ,pai
Dictator @. u. g. 2" trdgt. gruoer
@so. Goben riftete ebenfoas her3lide
Worte an ben Dice Sictator 80. Butt
tsriportb unb ben italisnii6en aogens
nrst Or g. 0alerio, irelden er in Qns
betraft ibrer Derbienite i'm allgemeis
n,n unb als Weniden i'm auftrass
Der 2osenmitelisber Rirse nit ben
gmb!emen bes Srbens iiberreihte.
Die neusn 8eamten traten bierauf in
ibrs reusu poiiiionen ein. Der Jis
nansberift bes Sroens, fpelfer perles
len fpurbs. 1T Elm iebr siinitissr uno
ss befinben iid sroBe aeierpsn in b,r
gant. Die gtnfiibruns neuer &anois
baten ,finbet am Nlittipoh, ben %.
gfpril itatt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09
ltnfdae.

= Dor bsm Sauie go. 1917 Dan
ton StraBe itiir5te g.itsrn Der %
Sabre alte rid Golfer, BON Ho. 421
Weit 6. Strabe, unb sos ii6 sinen
grua bes re6tsn sSnbselent.s 5u.
Gollisr tpurbs ins itdotiide Soipital
sebrlbt.
- @eim 9fblaben bon giientbei
len bon eincm @nagon Der SiiSIiden
@iienbabn on Der Sopfins Ctr. inS
MSean glpc., itiir5te geitern glbeno
Der 32 Sabre oIte glrbeiter Sames
0alpin, go. 1902 @uob Strabe
tnobnbait, nieOer iin6 aog iid auBer
leihteren @erlebungen einen gruf
oes Iinfen slrmes 5u. Der gerun.
glildte iuiiroe nad Dem ct. WarDs
SoipitaI gebradt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09
aieine pDli5einafrihtem

- Inter Der 4ntldss, feline 8es
iddSisbiider ni6t oronunssgemGB ses
fiibrt gu baten, ipurbe seitern Der slIt.
ipaarsn6dnolsr Sam. 9,pis, 26 Sabre
alt, BON SO. 2703 2lfblanb apsnue,
nsl9sr isin GsI9Gft Ro. 1881 Stint
Gtrabe bstreibt, in Saft genommen.
Wsridiebsns Gintdufe iuaren anIdeis
nsnb a5ii4tlid unbeutli4 .insstras
iJen.
- poli5iitMtRsal erbob ssIisrn sss
tgsn ben 20 Sabre dlttn Glifforb ael.
herman, BON Ro. 332 Sit 12. Strabe,
bic gsi6ulbisuns bes alsinbisbitabIs.
aellerman III ansstlast. bier padete
BON sinsm Wasen Der Il. 9. erpreB
60. s.itobIen gu baben, pdbrenb oers
ieIbe Dor 0sm 0runo Central 9abnbcf
belt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09

-Das ptGit benn 9u Rbino3erosa
6abe i'd bir bGmil6en &ameel ni9t
gefaqt, oaB i9 ungsitort iein pia9
SHer' bid gum 8eipei, einfdltiges
Seupfero Du!" - limb emfig ttl4te
Die &ompadniemutter meter foftli4e
qerIen aus n&nigges llmgana nit
MenI6en."
@terbeintger 3eitungss
trdger. lleber einen Sunb ais 3ets
tungstrdger beri6ten bic 3eiber oyleus
eIten Nd9ri6ten": Geit pielen oya6ren
tommt er. Ntit Der giinttli6teit elmer
lIbr itelIt ii6 Der tletne IhDar5e Pinz
i6er Mittaes 12 ll6r am S4alter unz
Ierer 9ei9dftsitele Elm, I'm bic neueite
Drummer fir Ieinen 6errn in &mpfang
3u ne6men. gDirO er ni6t gleth be-
merit unb bauert ibm Die 2bfertigung
gu lange, 10 mu6t er it4 Our4 lautes
geQen bemertbar, pdbreno er frii6er
nieite, Bis er bemertt purDs. 8eI Ser
le9unq unierer 3ettungsausgabe Oom
&lpitertir46of noh Der griioeritrnBe
tpnnte er Ti6 einige Sage lang pon
benz oerTdloFenen alten @iHganqe
ni6t trennen. ga6Oem er jeoo4
mebrere Mute 81 Der neuen 2lbga6eitel=
le gefii6rt porben par, fano er Iicb
Tofort in oieIen @sdiel. &ein unberer
Sunb fam i6n duf bem Seimpege ftD
rem. Sobalb er Die 3eitung i'm Wau(
bat, Iduft er i6nuritrod8 no6 Suuie
unb meiDet bic onberen Stdmmes9ea
nnfIen in fppifen 0o1su.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09
&arolo u. SNiller
BON Der Inflasc bes soStidlass irei'
seiproden.

Sarplo u. Willer, Der unter Der
Qntlase bes Sootidlags itanb, neil cr
am A. glpril b. s., tuabreno sr i'm Qrz
beitsba,tie internirt ipar, einen Wlits
sefansenen Ramens Georgs Serbel er'
itodep bate. ipurbs geitern i'm arimie
nalseridt frsissiprOdeu. Gs itslte ii9
6eraus, oaB Elm unsliidlider 3ufaa
porlas unb bab Der Qngstlaste in teiz
ner Weiie Die abii9t bate. SerBel siH
Geio an5utbun.
Die Utiitter bes 9ei0bteten mar i'm
Seridtsiaal anpeienb, als Der Wabrs
ipru6 perleien lpuroe unb ebe lie 5us
riidgebaltsn iperoen tonnte, fprdng iie
auf Wliller gu uno periu4te ihn gu
tpiirgen. Sic ipurbe ieoo9 BON einig,n
llmiiebenben sspldt uno aus bern
Saale aeleitet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09
gokal.Derid)t
8rieffafem.

g0is oisls Mtlionen iinO cine Mil
Iiaroe?
4nttport: Cine Summe BON
tauisnb WtiIlicnepy
S. 3. @is srob III Rublanb unb
uno pie sroB iinb Die 8ereinisten
Siaaien in Gladenraum9
Mntp. b. Rtb.: Dds europdfs
fde Rublanb bat 1,862,524
ensliiGe Quabrdtmeilen 6idhenraum
uub bic tontinentalen Der
einisten Siaaten baben 2,973,89O.
Gs siebt bebeuienb b0bers 3iffsrn
ipis Milidrbe. 3ablen f0nnen burd)
a(nbdngeu bon Nullen ins llnsnolids
eeiteigsrt iperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09
WnslanD elegrapD
GeGbItmorD etnes atten

Baares.
Nen gprt 8. 9(pril. g}ieOergea
I9lagen Oariiber, ,tpeil lie glaubteH
i6ren GnteIn 5ur Gait gu fallen, bu=
ben fi3 bier am W2ittpob Der 79
Sabre alte SyacDb 56eis uno feline rs
Sabre dIte Srau 3uiammen in Der
Wobnung ibres Gntels George an Ger
@rTten Npenue er6Gngt.
& 0 e 9reBmonn3u2 ga 3 :
rem 3udltbaus Oers
urtbetlt.
gep gorf 8. 2(pril. Stole qreB'
man, cine Stenograpbiitin, bic i'm De-
3ember yat9an G6aie, eineu ReiIens
BEN in oem 8ei6Gfte hires Sntsls
Beter greBman eriaob, neil er lire
2iebe aurIdge!pieien Bate, puroe ain
MittpOd gu 20 Sahren 3u4t9aus
perurt6eilt.
9obeas Corpus : 9efeRl 5u
@unIten Der rMutter
Sores".
9enper. Gol, 8. 9(pril. 0os
Suprems 8eri4t bat am Mittpo4
9tbeno einen 5a6eas Corpus 9efebl 5u
8uniten Der ,M}utter Warn SOnes"
erlaiIen, bic jeBt BON ben UIiIitGr6e-
b1rben in bem &oblenitreit 0titritt
in @alIenburg gefungen gebalten
pirb. Die 2tntpprt Der W}ilitdr6ea
b0rben mub in 5e5H 3agen erfolgen.
9rei MGnner in SOlge
elmer 0pnomit Grs
ptofion getGotet.
She D.alIss, Oregon, 8. Gpril.
9rei NlGnner puroen bier am
Mittpo6 auf Der Stelle oet6otet, elmer
t0btli6 uno Elm OuBeno peniger
Ihtper berlebt, uls Bel ben 0uless
Gelilo Hegierun9s aunolarbeiten
eine itdrte Gaoung 0pnamit, bic ni1t
erplooirt mar, poE elmer 9umpiI6aus
fel getroffen unO 3pm GTpIooiren ges
6rdht nuroe.
Go. ainoler, Der WlaI6iniit Der
0ampfI4aufel, puroe riidpdrts in
bic MaI6ineris bineingei6leuoert uno
fam duf iaredlife Wetie ums 2eben.
Die am &anoI beIddftigten Qr6eis
ter befinosn ii6 rpegen bes llngliidsz
faGes in grober 9tufregung. Seit Ell
niger 3eit battsn iie iich oarI6er be-
T6pert, oaB bas 9pnumit in pielen
8o6rl06ern ni6t erpIo0ire, sic ia
gen, baB Der Sngenieur, Der bic
! Spren9ar6eiten Ieitete, perIutt babe,
All bieIe 9aounaen fir Die 3ahl Der
9atterien auf einmol gum Grplooiren
3u bringen, unb bar aefdbrlite 0ps
namitlaounger un6eitiiBt i'm 8eretb
Der 2lrbeiter geIahen puroen.
Selbftmoro i'm niagara.
Ntaguru salts, 8. 2tpril.
Cine unbetonnte, unqefdbr 60 Sabre
alte 6rau beeing om Wlittpoh Selbits
mpro inoem iie iicb oberbaIb Der 5dIle
in ben gliugora itiir3te.
Die Trau benabm Ii6 in 10 aufs
! fGliger @eiie oaB Elm Poli3iIt lie perz
baftetc, tie rib iih dber lbs lno itur3te
Ii6 in ben Slug.
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Bepsrbern aIs SupsrbiIor bes 5urn=
unterri9ts in ben bortisen 1ffentliden
G9ulen ernc6lt nnb pirb feline
Sts1e, ole nit $500 pro Sabr botir!
1T. fofort antreten. Der friibere Sna
perDiior 9err 6. 8. Gmil SaulB III
Dor einiaen Wphen geitprben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09
e

= Gin un6sbsutsnber granS snts
itanb ssitern bu:9 einsn idaobaftsn
Sdornitein in Der Wobnung bon g.
Roientbal, go. 1922 Gilbert 4psnue.
Die Seuerusbr lOidte bas sSeusr. Gin
S6aosn 1T ni6t 5u berSei6nen.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-02-19
HEARD FLUTE 400 MILES OFF
Captain Of Steamer Soifeis Reports
Odd Incident of Wireless While
at Sea.

Philadelphia. - An unprecedented
phenomena in wireless telephone and
telegraphy was told by Captain
Schmidt of the German steamship Sol
fels. who reports while bound from
Calcutta and Ceylon to Philadelphia
he heard the clear notes of flute
at st. Michaels, 1896 miles distant
from the Solfels. On the night of Sep
TENDER 20, Wireless Operator Blitz
called Captain. Schmidt's as we'll as
Chief Oficer Lampe's attention to the
fact that some one was playing on the
flute, the notes of which were clear
and distinct to both Operator Blitz and
Chief Officer Lampe. AS the nearest
land, the Azore islands, was approx
mately 400 miles away, all hands were
interested to know where the music
came from. The music continued, and
wireless message was sent to St.
Michaels, the capital of the Azores. A
reply stated that 1t was a national hol-
iday and the man at the flute was
playing God Save the King"
AS the wireless apparatus on the
Solfels was of the Tellefunken type,
which is practically a telephone and
wireless telegraphy outfit combined,
there was no trouble in detecting the
sound, although long distance away.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-02-19
THE oREGoN's GREAT VOYAGE
Admiral clark's Eventfui Trip Typi'
%# fed the American Spirit Of RI
Doing Things. -. III


New York-What wealth OF mem.
cries that coming trip of the Oregon
through the Panama canal will awake!
The glory of her dash around South
America and her swinging into action
against Cervera's fleet without the ne.
cessity for the slightest repair is con-
sidered by naval men one of the finest
pieces of work in the history of mod
ern seacraft. IL present plans go
through, Rear Admiral Clark will stand
at his old place on the bridge, and
those of his men, who are not dead,
who have not become sluggish and
bound with fairness and affairs, who
are not ION the bench" in the scat
tered ports of the wtrld, will be at
their stations sharing the honor with
their old ship and their old comman-
der.
There was much that was hysterical
about that little Spanish war, some
that was ridiculous and q little that
was downright disgraceful. There was
in it all of the elements which make
these United States the finest, noblest.
most considerate, most efficient, most
irritable, best balanced, most emotion
al people in the world
We like to think OF the Oregon. her
crew and her trip as typical of the peo-
pie who do things in this country Of
ours. When her commander received
his orders he set out as simply and
directly for trip of II 600 miles as If
he had been ordered to take his deli
cate war instruments down the bay.
She ate uD her coal and Clark coaled
her again at places on the trip down
and up the world where other Ameri-
cans of his stripe had made provision
for him. and he steamed into action at
the end of his journey as vigorously
and as effectively as his brother com
manders, whose vessels had been roll
ing in the north Atlantic ever since
they were born.
Since then men of the type of Clark
and his crew nave dug the Panama
canal. They have solved brand new
problems in the instant, finding their
reward in the playing of the game.
Other men, less conspicuously but
none the less effectively, have gov
erned alien peoples, have conquered
old age plaques, have wrenched ore
from rock-bound hills and fashioned
steel into strange shapes to meet the
needs OF the moment, and have gone
on, forgetting their past deeds in the
new work before them.
1t is to be hoped that when the his
toric Oregon. managed by her old
crew, passes on her stately way
through that great monument to Amer.
lean accomplishment and efficiency. a
genius whose words will burn with
lasting fire can contriye to convey
adequately its meaning to the people
to whose sons and daughters a
large part of the honor and progress
Of this republic must be intrusted.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-02-19
GIVING Her 4 REST
BY JULIE HOPPE.

Nov, Laura" said Randfield, who
was carefully tying his eravat, but
who glanced away from the mirror
and looked at his wife with almost
impatient solicitude, do try to be
fresh for tonight. There's no sense
in the way you keep going all day
every day and firing yourself out.
Last night" he went on, you
could scarcely keep awake at the
theater and yet | don't suppose you
did a thing yesterday that couldn't
have been put of TIL some other time,
or not done at all for that matter.
"Confound that tie! 1t hasn't been
laundered decently. I'm short on
wash ties, too. l wish when you're
out today you'd step in at the laundry
and tell the manager that the work
hasn't been at all satisfactory lately.
There's no use Of your speaking to
the wagon man again. After all
you've said to him, my shirts and col.
lars are as bad as ever.
You might get me a halfdozen of
these ties today. or course, it's a
little late for wash ties, but | like
them, and you know just what suits
me. so you can select them as well
as I.
while you're downtown please run
into Payson's and ask about my golf
bag. They promised to have 1t mend.
ed the first of the week. and. al,
though I've telephoned twice, it hasn't
been sent out yet. Tell them | must
have 1t before Saturday.
Now, look at that" Randfield sur.
veyed himself in the long mirror.
There isn't decent crease in these
trousers. III have to change into my
light gray ones wish you'd wrap
up this suit and get out my last win.
ter's tweed and send them both over
to the -tailor's this morning to be
pressed and put In order. You can
telephone Binks to call for them. Tell
him ! want him to get all the spots
out. ] don't like his careless work.
BY the way. there's spot In my
dinner jacket-On the sleeve. won,
der If you couldn't take it out for me?
Binks won't get it back in time for
tonight If it goes to his place along
with the other clothes.
by George, Laura, I neglected to
write to mother yesterday, and to,
morrow is the day OF the week she
always expects to hear from me,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-02-19
NEVER DREW AN Inference
coachman, However, Thought the
Horses Could Draw One II the
Traces Held.

A young clergyman who had dsliy.
cred a discourse in the place Of IN
aged brother minister requested the
opinion Of the latter respecting It.
oh" said he, plainly, many Of the
words you used were beyond the COM
prehension of your hearers. Thus. for
instance, the word inference'--per-
haps not half of my parishioners I'M
derstand its meaning"
Inference, Inference exclaimed
the other. Why. everyone must I'm
derstand that"
Il think you will find 1t not 50.
There's my clerk, now. He prides him
self upon his learning. and, In truth.
Is very Intelligent. We will try him.
Zachariah, come hither. Zachariah. my
brother here wishes you to draw an
Inference: can you do it,"
/ Why. l am pretty strong, but John,
the coachman. is stronger than I. III
ask him"
Zachariah went out for q few mo-
ments to look after the coaehman, and
returned.
John says he never tried to draw
an Inference. sir; but he reckons his
horses can draw anything that tho
traces will holdr'
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-02-19
DEATH FROM WASP STlNGS
Child and an Old Man Killed in Eng.
iand-5lood Poisoning Fol.
lows Sting.

London.-Wasp stings have caused
the death Of two people. One of the
victims was a Newark child. named
Alice Maria Mills, who died while on
her holidays at Nottingham.
She was sent on an errand ten days
ago, and on returning complained OF
having been stung on the nose.
Her aunt bathed the injury with
warm water. but her nose and face
became swollen to an alarming ex'
tent.
The child was removed to the hos
pital, where she died.
Mr. George F. Shiers. aged sixty
three. was stupg on the back Of the
neck by a wasp at South Norwood
while he was resting in chair.
Two days later blood poisoning de-
ye,oped and he died. Mr.. shiers had
been a matchmaker and jeweler al
South Norwood for 80 years.