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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-25
9ime benz Mtmni3ipaloeriAt

Das aefiriae 9pdei bes Wuniaipal'
aerihts piss ipieber cine itdttlihe In'
sabI guios sRaisr auf, peihe fih DOL
Rihter gllsranber su Derantporter
bdtten. 9ietor Ran fubr nit Der
..minimaleu 9ef9rpinoiaisii" Don 40
WsiIen pro Stunbs bic @il6ert ape'
nue. mtIona unD fiihrts su isiner GHt'
i6uIbiauna on. oab er isinen Batter.
peIt,er ar,t iit. in arobter Gilc au si'
nem glutienten u.fdhr.n babe, ba Der
2Inrui elm iehr brinaenber mar. bic
ior lam nit ben iuspsnbirten 9oitsn
oopon. gliffOro Sarptp nuroe Su
slner Celebrate BON $40 nebii aoiten
perurtbeiIt, .Sobn goonsp Az ben aos
iten. 6snrn Roos su elmer @eloitrafs
BON S. unb aoitsn. War DtiIler,
Sarrp gnntamp. sSam.s Spbart. W.
Gailen, Sstar SdrOoer unb Glron
Benton ,u ben aoiten. rpdbrenO Sarrs
giotr $40 nebii Soften unb sSohn
qarlin SO nebit aoiisu 5lefen mub.
Ten. Hrsb. gli,mun hattie es DOraeaO-
aen. niht Su eri6sinsn uno pirb Der.
ielbs sum ndfiten 3ermin poliaei!if
poraeiiibrt lperbsn.
Charles grpipn unb feline holbe
0attiu Wlarnis tpuroen aeitsrn Su i,
80 1aaen glr6eiisbaus unb elmer
Celebrate BON $50 nebit Soften pers
bonnsrt. Wloaaie iibt einsn fehr aipeis
ftlhafien geruf aus unb empfGnat Be
iu6e in ibrer Wobnuna. 9ieien
llmiianb mdht iih Der @hemann an
gube. nm in Der 3ipiihsnseit bic
aleiosr Der aunb.n f.insr frau mad
@elb nnb Werthinfen an unterirhen.
einer bieitr @sIsimicn bate Der 90,
lis,i mitaetbeilt. bab linn Der Bstraa
Don $15 aeiioblen purbe. Die Der.
baftuna unb 9srurtheiluna bss fDiirs
biasn paares mar Die sfoIus. Das
9elb ipurbe unter bem 6utbanb bes
grotpn poraeiunben.
o. g. unb z. 8afieti eripirtten Gee
fern i'm Wluhiaipalasrifi 8srhaftsbt'
f.bls asasn SoHn aber. DITTO Mes
losii. 3. 5orn. Hranf Rint unb Gam.
Wntterion ipeaen Qnariffs uno aDr.
perperlebuna. Die 9sihuloigtsn iols
len bic aldaer an Der 8. Strabe uno
Wc2enn 4psnus oeIdlaaen haben. ba
iie In Der adbrit BON WcDiIliams limb
Sdulis an Der Ridmonb StraBe uHb
Wle9san glpenus ipeiter drbeiteten,
trobbem bort T>iFFersnsen ,ipiIdlen ben
arbtiiern unb glrbeitaebsrn eniiians
ben iinb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-25
SranOitiftnna permutlet.

Gin Seuer, oeifen llriade iinbe.
fanr III nnb bon Der golisei unb
6elieuue6r unterilidt miro, braf in
Der Iontng gtad)t i'm Sauie pom z.
gt 6erauion go. 1880 @eit 6.
Ctr. aus. 5ergition befano iIf NIT
ieiner SamiIie IN Cincinnati gum De
indl bel @efannten iub fiibren crit
ip1t nit Der Strnbenbnbn na6
Sauie. slls Scranton Die lbiir oii.
nete, idIlilaen ibm ,Slnmmen umo
Rnuf eiitgeaen, ipoourh es ibm MI.
m6glih pilroe. IN oas Saus eirjn-
Sriigen. Ger Wam lief 5unafit nnh
oem 5euermeIber oil Der GeIbi gne.,
fonllte ah>- fcinen allarm abaeben. ba
or oen MeIbefniten nid)t jit bantiren
peritano, mornuf er nnd) Der Seiier.
lp1d)c gto. 26 lief nno Die Soidmaiin.
ifaiten alarmirtc. Ger S6aoen be.
tr1gt $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-25
Gtener3abler.W .Wereim.
Die Seritaotlihnnss.sl s.sluiidten Der
;Sreibrief.aommiiiion ,ueroen
gutgebeihen.

Ger Gertpnltiinasratb oes Stemcr,
Sablrenpereins hot in ieiner aeiiriscn
SiBung Die 0eritnotlidpinas -gniid).
ten Der iSreibriei-aommiiiion gutgc.
bciben. iponad) fir llebernabme zines
5iientliden 9etricbs burd) Die Stabi
| 30 Tro5ent Der bel Der porberi,
gen giir1ermeiiteripnbl abgegebenpn
Stintmen eriorScrIi6 iinb. 9Iufl oic
Bepegung fir oas grobe Heinena.
der purbe gittgebeiben. Tie g.ieoer.
tpguna Ger aanaIbriidcn ica 10 ais.
gefiibrt perocn Dab baraits ipdter
feline lpeitern llnfoiier entiteben. Eic
@efpegling ben lleberlon6bnbnen
ginlab in bic Stabt 5u perifaiien,
ioa in icoer @eiie erniitbigt ner0cn.
gctreiis brs glotternboipitals puroc
Der Sefretdr anaeipieien, Die &oipi.
talGomtiii1re 81 beitadrid]tigcn,
Sai; cs i'm na9emeinen SSntereiie ici
wenn bas !Soipitnl in Gid slnn Der.
bliebe, no cs iid) jest beiinbe, ais
nod Dem rcuen SoipitnI uerlcat gu
peroen. Sir Die Gnoe n1dIten Wos
mats itnttfinSc geunltenipabl ipur0en
Die Serrcu ,Sreo. 9imfer, @m. g.
g9iielt mlo z. 5. ISacob ais gtonlina.
tious.acnlmittee niiaeiteat. Tie
9td6bennnnten lpirben CUR giitglieo.
idait erip1blt.
9ebpnsIGngIid)e DiitgIieoer - I.
u. @reeniielo, 5rl. g. Sirategir.
Soiepb 6. SteIteupcbl, tSeorge Wim.
BERG Sobn Colder, 8iIliam 6.
@reiiue, sSSoicpb @erpin, Se,lrp
Sirootmann, 9liber Riaer, George
Snrtfc.
HcguIdrc 0sit9lie6er ~ 3r. g9il'
liam Z. 9rlion. Sbe Cincinnati ga'
fers Suppln 60, SSobn Z. @oeiieh,
8bilip S5ler, emma &. 9ubnie,
anlman Sbneioer, George i. SOL.
lentera. @eorae g. Niniiel Gam
@cttIieb, 5orinib Bros. gillian
Sbannon G. ~. 5burnaiier Mors
rig SicgeI, 5rau barbara Ginfel'
ofer, geter q. @uertler. sIgt, Ser.
man Salmgs. Z. e. 3Innnerp. 9lbum
W,eB1er, @fnrp SSansSeu GapiO Go
Ioion, SSOiepb s. Bide, Wariin yiub
llno @illiam HoPage.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-25
eiqs sruu gbarles Sliperial

- giae Trou Charles Sliperinm
y Wiiooletolpn lppbnbaft, CAB etilem
Gnabeu Oas 81, n. ipelher brei yelne
bor.
= Som unb Sad, SSbne Der 5a-
Mile e. 80. 2eisbt, ppn Mibbletotpn,
puroen ppn einem tollen Surlbe ges
biIIen uno purben na6 Dem paiteur=
Snititllt in Cincinnati CUR Sebdnps
lung gebradt.
0Ouis @rabolp6, 10, uno Gbit1
Gipp, 1S, beioe bon bier, Iofpie Neff
q. StOne, 90 BON GbiuoiIle, ap, lmo
Bertha Sreeman, II, BON bier, erlanss
II" 0eirn hsi6einc.
- Die poliSei glaubt, pub Der
Moroer ,rpel6er tiir5li6 einen Ganps
itreiber nieperi6luo uno tDotete uno
on9ebli6 Midael Slatterp beibt, it4
ir Cincinnati mlfbdlt. S6ritte limb
eingelei'tt lpprben, I'm ieiner habbaft
gu iperoen.
- Caroline Ypung, ipel6e 5rdnt
gpung am 8. 9s3ember 1909 in Gins
cinnati beirat)ete, bat ibren 8atten
iressn @erna9lGFisung uno 9erIni'
lens am Is. SUM- 1910 i'm bieiisen
@eri9t auf S6eipuHg pertlagt. Sic
perlangt auber Der Sdeioung ods
Re6t ibren WGb6ennamen 26ompion
lpieoer fiibren gu oiirfen uno Den Bee
lit De. SauseinridtlIng.
- 2ie Seuerpebr puroe por9eiterH
Nbeno apei Wtal nat oem S0eim oes
QeicAenbeitutters Dopio Debb in Der
Muin StraBe gerufen. Der Raud'
ianQ brunnte 3uerit uno ipGter
braonte es inter Dem Dab. Der
G d9aoen mar 9ering.
- GbriItian pbiIilip Shmitt, mel.
der pon einem Wu9eu in Cincinnati
itiir3te uno i'm Bethesda Soipitul an
nen 9erleBungen itarb, Iebts bier yto.
$40 Roro 8. Strobe, no sr nit ieiner
Satin uno 3pei ainbern ipobnte @r
mar ron bier qeburttg uno Der Sohn
Der 5amiIie Georgs Sdmitt BON 9d'
milton. Die 2ejde lpurne 3ur gesrols
elln9 nab SamiIton sebrddlt
- MarIbalI BilIon, %, BON Gin
cinnati itammenO, bstannte ii6 9ss
tern i'm 9riminaIgsridt Dor Ri6tsr
Wurpbp Der grdnbitiftung ituIois.
Gr 1T 2lnftrei6er iino 2dpe8irer, uno
beging i'm IsBten Sttober bier cine
Sranoitiftung, inoem er Die 5abrit
Der National prebel So. in Brand
IsBte. gr erbislt bic Strafs gsi9snit.
nudOsm er fif fir iduIoig bstannte,
trOBoem er lid INNER fiir uHiduIbig
ertIGrt bate.
- 3pei Qrbeiter ouf Der 5urm
oss Gountp 2lrmsnbalries gsrietbsn
eeiterl in einen Wortpshisl. tpabrsno
tpeI6em elmer Ramsrs Spe 0ilo iei'
rsn aumeraoen SobH Bslib nit eli
mem Steln auf ben Sopi ihItg uno
ibm osn Shdosl brad. DiIO nuros
noh bem Gourtp 9sfdngnib ges
brafi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-25
Suorpobl Ndnntrdor.

Der 5iibspobl Mdnnsrdor riiit.i
ii6 gu ieinsm Oiter!onSert. lpeIfes am
Sii.ripniiids. IL. apriI. i'm Obson
jtaitfinbst, unb bas bsbtuiet fir bi.
Sdnser pisi 2(rkit. es 1T SesbnIb
nit Jrsuben su ionitoiiren, bab bic
pruten, bic jsben 9isnitag gtbenb In
sylamms Sall. itattfinbeH, setuiisnbafl
beiudt psrben. Serr 9ouis ebrsoit
itubirt nit isinsn Sdnesrn Elm ipirts
lid idSnss proaramm Elm, 10 bob oas
Gfi,r,rnsert ben 9.futern ein:n bsbs
rem G.nub brins.n tpirb, mi. ss ia
itets Der Jal g.tpsisn 1T. 4uberbsm
ii6,n bic Snbeppbl Sanser fleibis fir
oas SGngsrfeft inqouispilIt. bsnn ou5
bort ipolI.n iie nit gbrsn bsitshsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-25
6 bin fpm.

Gle Gnuinatun Office mir 5as nGtu'
rinnnticr @ulfsbiatt" befinSet iidl i'm
Re6anSc 90. 509-511 Wnciipn
guenne. glnseiaen, Wittbcilnngen
nnb @citeiInngcn irgcnbmclder Irt
iuerhen bis 10 lthr NbenOs baielbit
entorgengcnommen. SelepbOn Soutb
1854.
5rau W2abeI 2odpOob, e, bat
seitern i'm 0eneralsSoipitaI ibre ir-
NiIde &aufbabn bpllenbet. Die 2et9e
tpu De na6 ibrer 5amilien Wobs
nuns, 910 MprtIe 9lpe., i'm friil
9atpnia gebra4i.
-Sruu Grm 5uller itarb aeitern
in ibrer @obnung. 176 8eit 5, Ctr.
Die geeroigr1g lit am 0Onnerita5
Ra4mi:tag i'm GDergreeu 6rieobof.
- See 8redmann, 35, itarb geitern
in ieiner Wobnung an u. uno jar
rarb Str. na4 einem tur5em 9eioen.
Der ,5:ritorbene mar friiber i'm 5uts
terSei6Gft Der ,topne 6eeb Gompunp
pno ipGte mar er in einem giucins
nuti Futtergeihdft tbGttg. @r binters
ldbt eine Wittpe uEo brei Sinber.
- Dus Syeu.ripebr 0eturtmenet
puroe geitern na6 Der 0pbnung ppn
.. liam SteoeniOn, 440 8sit 3. Ctr.
qerufen, no 5unten aus oem S4orn.
itein oos 9a6 in 9rano IeBte. Der
S6aOen 1T $40.
o ie Geide BON ItdoIaus glau,
72, Tpelder in Wilpalttee perItarb,
miro beute in Gobington antOmmen,
unb miro ppm 2ei4enbeItatter 9ons
reIl9 in @mpfang genOmmen.
6arrD 3ub, Elm 2lrbeiter, lit aes
iterl i'll YoIi3sigeridt an bic @roBz
geiaporenen iiberpieien porben, neil
e. niht fir Ieine 5amiIie iDrgt. Seine
Siirgi6aft puroe auf $500 fsIt9eiesl.
- geiigtitel 9erGnOsrungen: =
Senrp Qemte an g. e. 5arpeD Nib.
;rdft, Gots 81 urO SO in Collins lin
terdbthellun9 in gromIep, $400.
- Goreoa u croft tpurOe aeitern
als Na9IabOernuIterin pon 6arpp
GI6cruft i'm 8enton &reis9eri6t erz
uunrt. 2libcraft puroe i'm gepport
StraBen6abn Gar Barn DOT elmer
DOds get0otet.
- GUl. 2tleranoer 9aoe3ac uno
Satin reiIen ON 8. 2tpril naa Gus
ropa ab. 6err 0ape5uc, Der mebrere
BOaen trant oarnieOerlas. reiIt Sc
Iurobetts6alber Racb europa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-25
GpinmbSble cmtoedt.

Cine regeIredlte Cpiilmb6bIe ents
Sedten Die 4etettips @enter, 8ern.
barbt, Seffries unb Glenreioer III
Dem Saiie 30. 1851 ssobu Strabc
umo perbaiteten Die 0escr Sobn
Siiop, Al Sabre alt. Sames 5iib. 2G-
i1hrig, unb oie % Sabre aIte ysegc.
rim 9tutb 5iiber unicr Der tedIniid,en
geid,iIbiguna .perodftig". Sn Der
@oGmlng ipurben foup!ette Opium
0iaiidnusriiiineen geiunoen. iopie
cine orobe giidie nit oieiem berau.
id)eiiSen 8iit. 0as WiaterinI murbc
foniisSirt uno nah Dem 3eteftiu.
Saupiauartier aebrad)t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-25
Sniieefransd,eu.

- Ger Trauenperein Der guane
Erot. ct 9'aulus @emeinoe (Baiicr
u 9iemenU uerinmmelt ii6 moraen
Hndulittal. ,Sm 9lnid)Iub aaiiee.
fr1n5fer pelbes bon ioI9enOen Gn.
men perauiialtet miro: ". ytieoIap,
4. Remeni. 7. 9ieuiartb, u. Otter.
brod, z. Gberifniot, n. @rotb, j.
Oder, e. Cpei, 8. sseters, u. petc'
ring, u goetfer, u. stilnge, e.
9totbert. NJ Jfiedn, 90. 9iabe uno Z
Rtsbsmann.
- Der RGbpersin Der prbt. pei.rss
eemsiEbe (Sans 5aupi, paitor) rers
fammsIt fia am DOnnerItas Ra6mit'
tag 5ipei llbr 81 ieiner monatIiHen
9eriammIune. SO pirb bas erite
Sabresfeit oes gsfi.bens bes Der.ins
esfeisrt iperben. am aommittee finc
bic bsibsn 0amen: Jrou 6. Gang
urb 5tall W. Soupt.
- Ter Sraienperein Der 3ipeiter
Gelttid]en Nresbpteriihen Stride ~
Der Sibertp StraBe, iInterbalb oei
,Sreemon 2Ipeuiie, bdIt feline monat'
Iide &crinmmlung AM 9onneriiag
0ahmlttaG, 26. Mt1r1, ob. Die 5rnu.
en- 3opi, Ieiner, Starlmnnn. Bonn,
8altcr uno BAD ierpiren Den aaiise.
sIue 0litaIieoer imo 5relinoe oes
gereins iino berjIi6 eingeIaoen.
= Ter fFrausn 0srein Der On.
prot. Wdttbius @enleinbe (paIior
r. W. BERTRAND psranitolist nadften
Dcnnsrita9, csn 26. Wdr5. Don Rans
miiiaas 4 biz 2lbenbs 8 rbr Elm gros
bss Suppsr. 2idsts i'm preiie BON 25
Gents finn bel alien Wliisliebtrn bss
0ereins unb i'm pfurrhuuis 80. 20e
70. gibsrtp strabs 5u babsn.
Der arausn Dsrein Der Gp.
R.f. Gsmsinbe AZ Oaflsp psriummelt
ii6 5ur asieLi4dftlifen llntsrbaltiing
am Donneritaa, ben 26. Mdr5, Vahs
mittoss ppn 2 bis s llbr i'm GhuIs
rdum Der &irdsl an Der 9aplor glps.
sSebsrman III aufs freunbIidfte sinaes
Iabsu. Die Gaftasbsrinnsn ilns bic
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-25

idlen SanoIunaen goritlub geleiiiet
~ 1abem, 5u elmer Celebrate BON $50
nebit Soften pcrurtheilt Selne Iod''
ter gtbeI, ipeIfe inter oerirlben be'
ihuISipnng itaio, ipuroe irel5elprr'
d1en. Ter Nann bate pon Orel tlei'
nen @ldbden, ipeIfr niIs perihleoe'
nen Beihditcn i'm ipeitIiten Stnoi'
t6eil oIlerlei SadIen entiuenoet 1aiir,
bieie @egenitdnoe fir einen Spoit'
preis qetnilit mo auBerocm Die
aimOer nod crmmtert, ilm mebr
Sndlcn 3n brinacn Gie aiiiber mo
Sie gtiiitcr Srielben pntoen POM
Suoelloridlter periiriheilt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-25
9i,eus cut5usen.

goliieid,ef Gopelan Iieg seiieru
Dem grooler Spman gorotpiB Don
no. Cos g9eii 5. Strabe Die SiSens
ent,irben uno Der Spe5ialbcamtC
1uerf bon Der sluoiiors Office iiiGric
bieien sli,ftrng in stamen Der Staoi
aus. 8oroluie muroe fiir5Iih unicr
Der geid)mlbigung Der Seblerei 81
elmer @elbfrnie BON 500 rebit ac.
item unO inter Der geiduIoigung, ~.
aenSIid,en Yerionen in perbred)eri'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-25
Z. 9. s.

Die Cincinnati 9oge go. $50 oes
8eutiden Sroens parugari beran.
italtet an Sonntag, Oem % WGrJ,
in i6ren, Scim gto. 1924 @ine Str,
einen 9n5ar nit 9an5, Der i'm jluei
llbr gtahmittags ieinen stninng neb-
men uno bis 5ur Dlitterna6tsitunoc
mobren miro. Gas arrangements.
aon1trittee pirb uifts ungetbon lni-
len um Den WiitgIicoern Der 9oge 10.
mic ben 5abIreiGen @diten bic lid
cine Jrage eiIliteIlen iperOaL genuB.
rei6e Stunoen 5u bereiten. Ter @r.
trag Oieies go5ars lit oa5n beitimmt.
bic sroBeu .lntoiten au oeden, Die ii9
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-25

oic 9pgc riir3Iid bird, Die Anid)af.
Jung BON prddJtiaen neuen llniformetl
fir oen @raoenitab iuIo oirrd) Den
Infaui elmer Srgel eenlad)t bat Dos
slrraneementsfommittee iest iid aus
BEN iolgenoeit Serren Snialnnen:
8orIiser, H. @eemelin; Sefretdr, ",
@Iueditcin; ehasmeiiter, s. Nenn;
90. 9tub, 6. anoa, g. Grid, y.
aenpf :. 9erfmann q. 3engeI, 8.
MciaeI nlo 9. HeihIer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-25
5aDtpn unb SeHebme.

- 6rau SO. u. Goparbs unb 5ods
ter 5beIma bon 0apton, an Der 6
2tpenue pobnbaft, limb aus 9eiuno'
beitsriidii6ten mad 5Iorioo 9sreiit,
- Sobn 9urte puros rpegen Srun'
tenbeit Inn $40 uno Soften bsitraft.
6err GOtparD Sies uno @attir
oon Der MapIe glpe., 0apton psran.
italtetsn tbren 5ubIrei6sn 5reunoen
cine 500 partp. 9ubide 8ei6entt
nuroen pertbeilt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-25

sd nobm SSbr GonI.
ppuno uno babe Elm bib
ihes ftNrfes Babp. ."-Wtrs'
Sob n W it d Ell, Wtni-
ienn, y. q.
ySpotn @. 9infhc NJ 8
SegetabIs COMPOUND 1T els
ne ipunberbnrs Nteoi;in fiir
iSrausn, bic Ntuttsrfreuesn
eutssgsnieben. - Dtrs. u.
90. 81 g.rs, @orocnoiue.
Wlp.
sd tann 9pbia 6. @.pints
bnm's gegetabIeG
aui's bette empiebleu Dor
Dem @inobett. @s bat pieI
Butes fir midi setban. -
Wirs. Q. ". 3 oerr, N. n.
/, Gpnibptoden, ga.
sd uabnl 9poia q. einfr
tam's Segetablee ompouno,
UNI ntein Spitem auiSnr
buuen, uno ib babe oas
iiiBeite fIeine 8abp Dl1o.
chen in Der Relt. "--Olrs,
80 ole 8l a teIe9, Sm.
periaI, ga.
,St lobe oas Com
ppuno, pdnnintmsr ih Die
@eIsgenbsit babe. @s bat
mir ishr gut getbau, ebe
meiE iIeines Ntdobeu ges
boren tpuroe. ."-Wrs. 6. ".
auoers, RopIssburs,
W. ga.
sd nabm Gbr Com.
oounb, sbe 8ubp geboren
puroe, unb i'd fiibIe. oab
ih oemielbsn msin 9eben
perbante. ."-Dirs. B innei
Iillis, @inter Sanen,
Slorloa.
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gbe.Grlau briRiaeime.

jSobn eOuis Wasnr, %. 1859 ainn
! Strabe.
iwlarit aeap. Is, 1868 supmillsr
Sirnbe.
Jeprett syrps, 2s, 1872 greipiter
I Npenus.
iGtbsl gIad, %, 1922 8r.lDiter aDe.
(gbos. eDereti. q, s19 Main Ctr.
(Parb agtss Murpbp. 35. Surnst
6o,iis.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-25

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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-26
The Eve,i1,g Ch;t-Chat

to be happy and to make others So"
To my mind that is an all embracing
petition. and 1 am sure that nobody
could fulfill those conditions, who has
ceased to care whether he has q good
time pr not.
Don't stop wanting TO be happy. rt
isn't good for you or anyone about
you. Learn to be less selfish and in
different to others In your search for
happiness, but keep on wanting t. It's
healthy and normal to feel that way.
One thing more-did you ever thank
one OF those people who have tho gift
of happiness and who bless the world
by sharing It. did the other day
and found him unconscious OF his ser
vice, and deeply touched by my ao-
acknowledgements You see he always
carried the good time atmosphere
with him, and so he never realized
what 1t meant to be without It, and
how much his presence bestowed. Tho
entrance of some people into room
is as IL another candle were lighted.
but since they bring the brightness
with them, they do not realize the
change they have made. You must
know some of these people
Why not tell them about lit
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-26

@HE desire of mankind for hap
piness is the most deeply inn
| planted of human instincts. 1t
l. always irritates me when hear
some grabbed old person say in
criticism of a young girl, She is too
fond of a good time"
Why shouldn't she be fond of a good
time. Mrs. Crustyness? If she weren't,
she wouldn't be a normal young per-
son. There is something wrong about
people when they stop liking good
time. They have crushed a normal in
stinct and 1t makes them abnormal.
To like a good time and to try to
have one is not selfish in itself. 1t is
only when you make that the sole OBJ
ject of your life and trample heed
lessly on other peoples feelings to at
tain it that 1t becomes selfish.
Besides, people who have a good time
make other people have a good time
They are Joy to have about. They
carry the good times atmosphere with
them.
as Margaret going on the picnic?"
we ask. THAT is splendid, we will
surely have a good time" We know
that Margaret is one of those whole
souled, energetic, jolly folks who are
always looking for a good time. who
find 1t in the simplest things and who
incidentally help others to find 1t.
II have given up trying to have q
good time" I heard a woman say the
other day. There's too much work to
be done in the world"
1t sounded very fine and self sac
rificing, but is 1t the best attitude?
Stevenson says, "Our greatest duty
to our neighbor is to make him a little
happier II we cam" and 1 don't thinl
this woman fulfills that duty. She has
stopped having a good time: she never
has the good times atmosphere about
her Quite to the contrary. AS a re-
suit, her children and husband fee
this lack in their home, although
doubt If they could define 1t, and they
are happier out Of the house than II
it. She is doing her duty towards
them in material sense, and abso
lutely falling them In the way Steven
son defines our duty.
| You may remember the little
prayer of which I told you. Help M
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-26

account all the ships that needed And that would be
much the better pan except for thing Privately
owned ships acquired from belgerent would at this time
have extremely doubtful status 1t is almost certain
that of them would be seized in which the ques
ton their neutrality would be tried in the courts of
the power that captured them.
1t is believed that ships actually owned by the United
States would not be nterfered with They would be the
property not of American citizens but Of the American
government precisely batteship is. Owned by the
government they would be subject to many limitations
that would not bind privately owned ships There would
and could be attempt to blockades for that would
be to put the government itself before the world vio
ator of that very neutrality for which it is standing
strongly Noneof these ships could carry contraband
cargoes such munitions of For here again the act
would be the act Of the government Privately owned
ships may do they please in such Matters assuming the
risk of capture.
The plan favored is designed therefore, to give
ocean transportation promptly as possible and to
avoid all complications with belligerent powers When
the is these Ships except such may be
tanned Transports will doubt be disposed of to pr
vate And may be that congress will then it's
way clear throw open the coastwse trade to all Amer
ships That surely is monopoly that ought to be
broken.
For the kind of Republicans who like that kind of man,
Alshie is the best kind of candidate for such Repub
10
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-26


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Large, goodlooking in a wholesome
way and awkward, Bill has never been
said to shine as a purveyor OF small
talk. He is as far removed from clev-
erness as any one very well could be.
And, finding Peggy gone, he was about
to leave disappointed when Aunt Betty
begged him to stay-and she has so
entertained him that he has complete
ly forgotten any disappointment he
might have felt upon the discovery OF
Peggy's absence.
The truth is that Peggy had treated
Bill in a rather mean and shabby man
ner that Sunday evening. and Aunt
Betty was eager to atone as well as she
might for her niece's bad manners.
That she has succeeded quite well is
evident when Bill later leaves, saying
laughingly that he thinks he'll do his
calling henceforth on Aunt Betty.
When Bill had gone Tom and Aunt
Betty sat together some little while in
silence. Both of them were thinking OF
the young man who had just departed
/ Both of them liked him imm ensely
Tom was the first to speak.
GcSBy ndu "a uble tOiliB III
with Bill Did she cut it?" he asked
suddenly and with a touch of anger In
his tone.
Aunt Betty didn't care to bring down
at once a flood of criticism on Peggy
She paused a moment
Not exactly a date with Bill. She
had told him she would probably be
home, but-well, Charles Williams
came around and"
Charles Williams! Peggy gives me
good, keen stitch in the side!" Tom
spoke with unbridled impotence
"Charles williams! That chap hasn't
sense enough to comb his hair right
Peggy prefers him to Bill Burbank. AL
he can do is doll himself up and snlirl
at the girls. Wool" and Tom cheweC
savagely at the end of his cigar
I'm going to tell Peggy what I think
of this said Tom after a moment, ant
Aunt Betty laughed quietly.
Better not, Tom. 1t would do LITTLE
good. Peggy doesn't look at thes'
things quite as you do. She will walk
up, 1 think, later. And, frankly, I be-
lieve that Peggy likes Bill Burbank g
great deal more than she really
| knows"
(Continued)
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-26
GOVERNMENT SHIPS.

We do not suppose that the administration has any
thought Of enstng the permanently in the
shipping business Nor is it likely that will, when the
over continue in the marine insurance business
The purpose of the proposed legislation to meet great
and pressing emergency AS far purchase goes,
hers is plenty OF capital in this country to buy private