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The Winslow mail., 1914-05-30
BLISTERS ALL OVER BODY

Hollene. New Mexico.-"Our little
boy first broke out in little yellow
blisters about the size of pin heads
and they itched and hurt so badly he
could not rest day nor night. In few
days they were running sores and
kept spreading until they were as
large as a dollar. He had them all
over his body and was nearly tortured
to death. as they hurt him so badly he
could hardly sleep. He would scratch
and cause great sores all over his
face and legs.
I'VE tried several highly recon-
mended remedies but they didn't seem
to help him bit. Nothing seemed to
do any good until we got Cuticura
Soap and Ointment We hadn't used
the Cuticura Soap and Ointment but a
short time before. he was completely
cured without a scar" (Signed) Mrs.
J. H. Northcutt, Nov. %, 1919.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold
throughout the world. Sample of each
free, with 32-p. Skin Book Address post
card "Cuticura, Dept. L, Boston. ADV.
The Winslow mail., 1914-05-30
ODD FITTINGS FOR TRAINS
Carries BalIoon-One Rooted With
Water Tanks in India.

On a mountain railroad near Salz-
burg a railroad carriage is actually
fitted with a balloon. At the mountain
top a tank below the car is filled with
water, sufficient to counteract the up
ward pull of the gas bag, which the We
hicle thus drags down with it upon
the return Journey
Trains are frequently being put to
odd uses. The window of a railroad
saloon in Denmark forms royal auto
graph album. Royal visitors scratch
their names on one Of the panes, which
now show, among other royal auto
graphs, those Of King Edward and
Queen Alexandra.
The yestibule to the train belonging
to the German emperor holds several
fine statues, the car built for President
Diaz of Mexico contains a complete
yeranda, and that belonging to the
viceroy Of India is rooted with water
tanks, which contribute towards cool
ness, and furnish water for domestic
purposes on the train.
Russias important trains carry
car, above which rises a little belfry
containing a chime of bells.
The Winslow mail., 1914-05-30
Novel Dial Which Makes 1t Easy to
See the Minutes.
Latest Smuggling Trick.

A new and thrilling sport has sprung
rapidly into popularity among women
who travel 1t is the result of the con
flict between the passion for tiny dogs
and the regulations of the board OF
agriculture imposing six months quar-
antine on every dog brought into the
British isles.
At first women sadly left their pets
at home when they went to Switzer-
land or the Riviera, but no woman
with any claim to courage now f1inches
from the ordeal of smuggling her dog
A pretty little spaniel lately made the
journey disguised as funeral wreath
His silk cushion was placed at the
bottom of tin can, the top of which
was arched over with white flowers
and maidenhair fern. The box was
carried by lady s-maid dressed in
black. A favorite hiding place for a
small dog is a vanity bag" Customs
officers are notoriously too gallant tC
open these.
The Winslow mail., 1914-05-30
MADE AN EXCELLENT RECORD
Work of Grade Elimination Done in
Record Time and Without Seri-
Gus Accida It.

The Nickel Plate railroad is complet-
ing two and quarter million dollar
grade elimination improvement in the
city of Cleveland. A summary Of the
work indicates that the efforts to safe
guard employees, at one time about
seven hundred. and to carry on the
undertaking economically and efficient
ly have accomplished the hoped-for re
suits
The most serious personal injury
which occurred during the three and
half years of construction was the
mangling of hand in the gearing of
a Lidgerwood unIoader
A 70-ton steam shovel excavated in
291a months actual working time
some seven hundred thousand cubic
yards of material for roadway and
yards Lost time due to breakdown of
the shovel was 80 hours, or about one
hour month. 1t is obvious that no
machine could show such efficiency
under trying conditions without a
capable crew. Records of delays in the
work show no time lost by the shovel
due to the absence or failure of her
crew
In these days, when the critics OF
railroad management are ready to en-
phasize railroad deficiencies through
every medium, the public is entitled to
know facts like the above in the New
York Central grade elimination work
in Cleveland-The Outlook
The Winslow mail., 1914-05-30

prohibit an excursion, however inno-
cent the street may now be of law
lessness.
Back toward the Seine we now go,
making for the Hotel de Vile, which
holds abundant memories of French
history. 1t is not the old building
which rises before us, however, but a
replacement on the site of the ruins
left in 1871 by the destructive COM
munards. who after the collapse of the
government incident to the German
siege formed committee of public
safety" which established headquar-
ters here. The communards, under
whose brief rule much devastation
was wrought, including the burning of
the Tuileries and the Palais Royal,
were finally overpowered after furi-
Gus struggle in the place before the
Hotel de Vile, and, having previous
ly accumulated combustibles inside
the building, withdrew within it's walls
and, regardless of the lack of means
of egress, set fire to the pile. Fully
six hundred thus perished.
So passed a structure that had been
the scene of stirring happenings. It
was always the democratic center, as
opposed to the aristocratic Louvre, a
few squares westward Here the
third estate" so troublesome, devel-
oped it's power. Here the captors Of
the Bastile were welcomed trium-
phantly on the 14th of July, 1889,
when they returned with head-deco-
rated pixies from their successful at
tack upon the prison stronghold Of
the state. Here three days later the
unhappy Louis XVI went reluctantly
accompanied by a dense mob, and
showed himself at window wearing
the cockade of three colors-reputed
to have been designed by Lafayette.
The Winslow mail., 1914-05-30
Borrowers in Old Japan.

In the course of a lecture on Gov
ernment Finances and Social Life in
Japan" before the Japan society, in
London, recently, Kengo Mori, finan-
cial commissioner and attache for the
imperial Japanese government, said
that in the olden days gentlemen tried
to keep aloof from all money transac-
tions. Of course, there were borrow
ers and lenders then, as there are to-
day. and even among the samurai
class
But their agreements, if written at
all, were always worded in manner
characteristic of the spirit of the
times. One such agreement ran:
Dear Sir-I hereby confirm that bor-
rowed from you the aforementioned
sum of money. Should l not srepay
the sum you are entitled to laugh at
me in public"
The Winslow mail., 1914-05-30
Expect 10000 When Elks Meet.

Denver.-Never in the history Of
Denver conventions has the early out
look been SO promising as now marks
the progress of the preparations for
the session of the grand lodge B. P.
Q. Elks scheduled for July 1919
Reservations already have been made
for 1000 visitors. The national gather
ing in July, 1906, brought 10000 per-
sons to Denver. Of this number 49,
600 Elks registered with the local
lodge. This year it is now considered
certainty that the attendance OF
1906 easily will be doubled.
The Winslow mail., 1914-05-30
Priceless Egyptian Papyrus Lost.

Paris.-It is stated by the Matin that
an Egyptian papyrus of great value,
which was kept at the Louvre, cannot
be found 1t was presented to the
museum in 1887 by the widely known
Psychologist, NJ Adolphe Cattain. Re-
Gently NJ. Cattain asked to consult it in
connection with some work upon which
he was engaged, but no one knew any
thing about it, The papyrus is a mag.
nificent1y illuminated copy of the
"Book of the Dead" 1t was Of the
best period and measured over seventy
feet in length
The Winslow mail., 1914-05-30
WHOLE SEED MUST BE USED.
Farmers Advised BY Grubb to Plant
Potatoes Whole.

Greeley. - whole seed must be
used,' Eugene Grubb tells Colorado
growers. Never cut a potato for
seed. l did not find a successful po-
tato grower in Europe who cut seed,
and the most successful crops from
the irrigated West last year were
from whole seed.
whole seed should be planted fiji
teen inches apart in the row, because
a larger number of tubers are set per
plant than with cut seed.
For growing seed select piece Of
ground on which potatoes have not
been grown for five years and that
has been in alfalfa or other grass.
Get potatoes for planting on this
plot that are as free from disease as
possible, and true to the type of the
variety.
Select potatoes IL to 21a inches in
diameter.
''Plant potatoes in the seed plot
late, the first ten days in July"
The Winslow mail., 1914-05-30
Youngsters Last Dance at Nine,

Aurora, Ill.-Boys and girls under
eighteen years must go home from
public dance halls at o'clock at night
and all older folks must leave at mid
night, under terms of a proposed new
ordinance. Officers would be ap-
pointed to visit dance halls and note
if questionable steps were being prac-
tlced. The sale of liquor would be
prohibited if an intoxicated person
was allowed to enter a dance hall. The
ordinance is drawn at the behest OF
Ann Forcey, policewoman.
The Winslow mail., 1914-05-30
Probably Soup.

The witness, heavy-set man, who
looked as though he spent good
share of his time feasting, was called
to the stand as a witness in a case of
assault and battery.
You were in the restaurant at the
time this happened began the Judge.
Now tell the court just what you
heard
"Who, me?" asked the man, in be-
wilderment. Il didn't hear anything.
1 was eating. Saturday Journal.
The Winslow mail., 1914-05-30
SHOWS MINUTES AT A GLANCE
New Clock for Use of Trainmen
Should Be Found Valuable
Acquisition.

The minutes on novel dial. ar
ranged for the use of railroads, are
big and plain, because they are SO
very important to trainmen and others
in the transportation and mechanical
departments. The idea is not new,
but the adaptation is ingenious, and
the time is easily read in poor light
or at distance. Lengthening the
The Winslow mail., 1914-05-30
He Was the Guy.

Yes, sir, when l came here and
started my haberdashery the country
chaps around here wore old-fashioned,
stiff -bosomed shirts. Now I've got
all these young rubes wearing soft
shirts, as they should"
"Oh, see. You're the guy that put
the jay into negligee."
The Winslow mail., 1914-05-30
United States Imports Most Sugar

Washington-The United States
leads the world III the importation OF
sugar, according to a report issued by
the department of agriculture. The
grand total of imports in 1912 was s.
022,1S7 short tons, compared with g
1854 short tons in 1911. OF this
amount 50.3 per cent came from
Cuba.
The Winslow mail., 1914-05-30
AVERAGE Cost of GROWING Cow.

According to Investigators in the
Agricultural Department, the average
net cost of raising a dairy heifer one
year old on a Wisconsin farm is
1882, and of a two-year-old heifer
SEAL.
The Winslow mail., 1914-05-30
Modern Courtshin.

You never seem 20 get any letters
from your sweetheart"
"Oh. nothing so commonplace as
that. We exchange graphaphone rec
ords"
The Winslow mail., 1914-05-30
Can Make Us Smile or shiver.

That hypnotist has wonderful pow
er. He can make person feel hot or
cold, happy or morcse, at will
That's nothin; jsnitor can do
that"
The Winslow mail., 1914-05-30

DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure con-
stipation Constipation is the cause of
many diseases. Cure the cause and you
cure the disease. Easy to take. Adv.
The Winslow mail., 1914-05-30
Pleasure Gone.

Il wouldn't want 10 be king"
MOP"
Not a bit. There would be no fun
in smuggling"
The Winslow mail., 1914-05-30
ln,nortant 60 Mothers
Gas Channels.

Bacon-Those old-fashioned gas
pipes seem to be going out of use.
Egbert-What do you mean by old
fashioned gas pipes?
why, speaking tubes"
The Winslow mail., 1914-05-30

Rich relatives are used by poor men
as objects at which they can point
with pride and expectancy.
The Winslow mail., 1914-05-30

1t is quite possible to eliminate the
sting from a joke and still retain its
point
The Winslow mail., 1914-05-30

Be happy. Use Red Cross Bag Blue;
much better than liquid blue. Delights
the laundress. All grocers. ADV.
The Winslow mail., 1914-05-30
CHURCH OF CHRIST

O44 S@VOAA ~ S&A4VA0A
Corner Aspinwall and Winslow ave
nue..
Bible school 10 a. m, Lords Day.
Morning sermon and communion, II
a m.
Evening service, p. m.
Mid-week devotional meeting, Wed.
nesday evening, p. M
You are cordially invited
FRED S. CARTER, Minister.
The Winslow mail., 1914-05-30
CHURCH DIRECTORY
THE M. E. CHURCH

Third street, between Winslow and
Berry streets, invites you to attend its
services, which are as follows:
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Morning
worship at II. Epworth League, p.
m. Evening worship, p. m. Mid
week prayer and praise service, Wed
nesday, p. M.
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bens bnbem ss, ,285 orrne, perIaiient
iIro beinintbIoic sinoer Gilfnabme
iino Bflege in Dem 9cim gefiitl6en,
iino 5642 ipiiroen in siten syamiIien
untergebradt, no iie an saiuoesitatt
angenonlmen ipirroen. Ssrn abgelaiifc.
men Sbr iorgte Die AnitaIt fir 1854
Ginoer. Gas $eim beiinbet ii6 SO.
I312 Weit 8. Strobe. Gs lit fin feline
Sipede beitens eineeridtet, unb es 1T
cine Jreitoe, ourb bic Oiditnle 5u &C..
ben lnb Die ainoer beim Spiel, bel
Eiihe ooer i'm ainoergarten 81 be-.
obad)ten. Die slnltaIt III s1nolid) anf
Die DobItbatigfeit Der Diitmeni6en
nnbapieicn. Gs iiu6$15, 900 erfcroer.
lid, unS mir boffen. 6ab es bem Sin.
oerbeim gelinet, bieie Sunime gang
ooer gum Ebcil ipenisiienS aui,u.
bringen. 3uuenSiuigen iin6 on 6cn
Siiperintenoenien Serrn. Meias 9
Groilie, 3i2 @eit 8. Gtrabe, 5u rid.
fnu
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eheftsins. Z. aalbpin gaaufs

- Gbeidsins. Z. 9albipin gaul,
bon 2adbcurne, g.. unb Uireiniu
Gee Sarneb pon gbillieotbe, 8. nil.
bur Dapio Salanb, 81, unb 5rou
MprtIs 6arris. %, beibe bon Spring.
fielp, .
= 9runbeisent6umsiibertr
SSreb. Sieoentpp iibertrug an Roia
Reimeih Got go. Is an Der qhtae6ns
ten Strabe fir $500. sbomas Oaeep
on Roia u. Wattins, Got an Der Iob=
fins Strube. $2100. polt 2affoon an
Die Strabenbabn Co., Got go. 10
an Sisbpap in NsH GoDinaton. 81.
Bon Repart. q. e.. iraf asitern
hie telssrapbii9e Nahrint Elm, bab
sbomas 6art baielbit i'm 9(lter bon
AZ sSGhren aeftor6en lit. Die 2ei6e
piro naa Der Wobnuna isines 9ru@
0ers peter Sdrt y}o. 1913 @reenup
Strdbe bebufs Yeitattuns Qeianbt
iperoen.
= 6eute 9lbenb finbet cine @erz
iammlnng Der 9inoen sSmpropements
in No. 267 8eit Bier
'e6nte StraBe itatt. SommiiiGr SAINT
rirb eine 9tniprade baltsn.
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getbesOa's @ei6nadjts.s,a

am Donneriiag bteisr Wo4. pers
aniiaItst Der 1rausn.6iIfsrerein bes
Deuti6en Bethesda 5oipitals einsu
Wsibnahis 0ertduf gum 9eiisn bes
5ofpitals. Bon 8 llbr Bis 8 llbr
gfbenos itsbt adpslIt unb Gpeifefadl
fir biefen 3iped often imb man finbti
aIltrIei llnterbaItung unb bis 5 l6r
iperben erfrii6ungen ierpisrt. Bon
8 bis s llbr elm 4benbsiisn ipis man
bag nur I'm Bethesda finbtn lam.
DuSu iiub bornehmIi6 aud bic Ser.
rem eingeldosn. 2luf ben Derfaufss
ifihen ftnbtt man W,ibnaHtsssbdd
oeutiher qrt; Sanbarbeiten unb Gtis
dertien gum 9bsil fsIbit perfertist.
Weibuahtstartsn, 6ofpitaliouDes
iiers unb alIsrlei aussendbIte ga.
htn. bic ii6 fiir ben WeibndGtstiid)
sisnen. Jsbermann III bersIi9 elm
Gslaben.
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GieS amb 1aS.

- Die Union StOd garbs finb se,
tern bis gum Sonntas sef6loTa
iporbsn, um ebsrmaIs elmer ariub,
Ii6en Reiniguns unb 0ssinfisirunc
unterDorfen gu iperb.n. 0ieboerI.n.
Der Derpen srfubt, isine Senbuna.r
oor Semitas abssben ;u laITen. bo
Dor SoHntag fpeber Rinbsr, Shiptin,
nod 5dmmeI angenpmmsn iperber
tOnnen. 3psibunbert 2euts, pel6.
aus ben Reib.u Der Qrbsitslof.n ae.
nonm.n ipsrosu, geben teuts ans Rei.
nigungsiper..
Sirabenreinigungs Guperin.
tenbent ysaas bat gsftern b.m 4rs
beitsbiretior ieineu Sabrssbsriht uns
terbreitet, aus ipelhem bsrporgebt,
bab bas Department, fpie ia iebsr
fpeiB. inter iyrsb. Mlaass aeitiing in
sliten 5Gnb.n if. 9roS unseniiasns
Der 5onbs bat bns Department ipies
Der ausse5.idnete @rbeit seIiefert. gs
bot BEL serins.rsn Rotten msbr sa
Wtss sebra5t ala fem bemotratifder
Yorsdngsr.
- aIs ReIultnt btr ertra Stsusr.'
umIaas, bic fir GHulsipede bur4 bas
@otum Der girgerIfdft gutsebeiben
lpprbsn III, trirb bsr S4ulratb /. Sas
mar flint ptiterc ainbsTeGrten sr0ffs
nen unb amor in Der Soraee Mann
Sduls, in Sa.lsp, IN Der Raf9ig
SduIe, i'm 80. Diiiriti unb in Sabr
ler part. IN letttr:m Gt.D.,
ei6t ss CUR ,3eit eir- m-;e-'f'''>
sarten. ipslftn bic GGuIbsb5rben nun
iibernebmen tp.rben.
Das 5neiit6dise Wobnbaus
1867 Meft 2ibertp Girabs fpurb. sss
tern auf 0ffeniIihsn autiion bur9
3bpbpre Wtaber u. Bro. fir $1405
on Gbas. Rutbemepsr pertnuft.
-5rI. Gillian g. Wbittefer, Elm
ssfddstss Witglieb bts momen's Mrt
Club unb sine tiihfise Wlalerin, 1921
Gleinnieip 9lDe., bat etne syrieDtns.
puppe" tonftruirt. Die 3eidnuns,
9prbsranfid)t nnb Riidtnanfidt, III
auf iinrism 9sinsn unb ousgefiibrt I'M
hiibiGeH Qrrangtment Der ameritani.
ffeH 5drben. 2tlms e 9oepte unb
anbere lsitenDe @efaafts periauftn ben
reisenbsn tl.inen s5riehensengeI.
giirs,rmeifter Gpies,l briidt. iict
geitsrn babtn aus, bab man onntbmsn
fam, baB Das gnbe Der Spislersi III
Cincinnati in Siht lei. Di. profef-
TionelleH Spieler ffsinrn bic Stabt
DsrIaffen gu babsn imb Is nurbsni
nur einiee fleinsrs SpisIbSblen aussI
gebcben.
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Fred
Gaytsn nnS SeHebne.

- Die German gruteitant gfeIi,i
uno Benefit @h'u. bon Oapton ipdbl'
te iol9enoe geumte; prdiibent: qlbam
Senger, 8i3e prdi.: Soon SeinB
S9abmiiiter: Gbporb 3immer, ii.
nans SetretGr; .. e. S6reibsr,
Prototpll. Set: Saco6 Rubu, 9ranten.
&pmmittee: Sobn &remer, 6. 9ihten-
feIo uno German gaste.
Il SRI. Sophia Stein6auer, Supt.
bts Speer's iooipitaI, trifft bic no.
tbige @prbereitunaen, Tim ben patisns
ten I'M Soipital cine Wsibnadtsbes
iteeruno gu uerdniiaIttn.
= Der p6il. Sbsriodn Gouncil
No. 206 q. M. 5. pdblte foIg'nbt
geumte: prdi.; u. s. Glefe, l, 9i5ss
prdi.: 8. r. Oilers, 2. 8ise prGi.:
sSp1n u. Gtlla, protptoue e5et.: Sol.
s. GreDer, sSinan3 Set.: Clarence
9enteI. aprrip. eSst.: Wm. Z. 0rol.
ling. Stnsm.: Gjsorg Z. 9en5, War.
ihau: 2pui2 Bid. Snnere Ssntinsl,
VI. 6. gridins, quBen stntinsI: q.
Sartman, Grecutipssaommittee: 6. Z.
Birding, q. s.. 6ilss, Gbtuarb 5.
0artman. 2uuis 6. Batter, ~. 5.
Wes.
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Der 1unlep.,Snameit.

Coroner Or. sSoerimsper besonn
aeiiern nit benz Snaueit iibsr ben Sob
bss WilIiam unb gperett DonIep. aus
aodlanb. Gperett ipurbe dm Wontaa
Don itinem 9ruber Wiaidm sri1oi5en,
uub besins Der Wnnn nsbsn Der aei9s
isinss 9rubers Sslbftnorb.
Geitern pernabm Der Coroner WiIs
liam gea unb ben 9rubsr Wap bsi
Ueriiorbenen als 3eugen. Bell sr.
iiGrts. bab sr fid bersiis auf bem
Seimtpsg bsfnnb unb mir bic SdiifIs
bdb. fallen b5ren, fonit nber nidt pifs
fen ipoIIte, ipas iih Suseirdssn babe.
Dr. Joertmspsr mnhis BEN Wlann
arobs gOrlpiirfe, bab sr ni4t bic Be-
b6rbsn fofort b.nahrihiist babe, ala
bic GhiiFe fieIen. 9lus ben Gn.s
ituIbigunsen b.s Mnnnes tonnte
man fdlisbsn, bab berfslbt ni9i gers
n. als .3suge In bieler gtnselssenbeit
aufstirtisn mare. Ran DDnlsp iagt.
alis, bab er fur5 na9 Der Deriibun5
Der 1bdt duf bem Gdduplnb eintrdt
unt bSrie. bas WilIinm. sinen Sirsit
aipiidsn sipsi Syrsunbsn idli6isn
ipollts, ipobti iid feline Mdffe entluo
unb bic augsl gptreit in bas Ser5
brona. 2fasm 2fnf6ein naH bat Wils
liam nafbem er aefsben, ipos sr anse.
ridtst bat, aus Wsr5iDsifluns Sslbits
morb eeaanaen.
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Die MasIdaS e.. aIaifen.
Sn bsr yrasIee Sdjule finbet bemte
cine MISUNDERSTANDING itatt.

Die NuslGnbertldien In Der peasIes
G6uIe. tpelte ilnisr btr fdbigen 2eis
lung BON Serrn Gherrieb. Drl. Gies
tina unb Ssrau Charlotte Reeb iteben,
baben In bieism Sabre cine sr0Bers
3abI BON S9iilsrn aufsuneiisn pis
ie auppr. Die iunsen 2eute lernen
obtr NIT Cuff unb aiebs unb MAIDEN
quite sSortffritte. giir beuts 2tbenb
babtn tie cine llntsrbaltlins artungirt,
eie in Der auIa Der psasIee Sdule.
Wpobparo nahe Wain Sirabe. itatts
tinott unb iposu bas allgemsins Pu@
bIisum sins.Iabsn III. Das folsente
l5 Wummetn entbaltenDe programri
aslangt aur Dur6fiibruns:
Sieb; Die Wa6t am Rbein1 - Doii
allen Mnpsisnben eeiunssn.
Defamation: - 6err sSrisbri6 Sod.
Dsllamation: - lrI. glia CUNT.
aldDier : Doriraa: - FRI. paulina
aepsnfon.
Exclamation: - 6err Bruno B0ttger.
0eldl9sDueif: - {err unp brau S9s
Scmii6er Uortras: - 6srr Carl
Waumann.
aieo: %. 1annenbdum4 = 9lae Mns
tpeitnben.
9stlamaiiOH (GnsIifd): - 5err Carl
Gseri.
Defamation: - sSrau saOia golIins
ger.
DetIamciion: - Serr u. 1ra1isl.
&rnliihtr DioIpa: - Trls. Wiarie
unb pauline Wrijtmann.
DsiIamation: - Grl. pauIins Gbrs
bart.
Defamation: - 6err Qrnolb gIaiifh.
aieb: .Sh[e Raht" - glIle anipss
isnbeu.
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sonis Strait, IT,.
Brad i'd ben sIrm beim slninrbeln
eines antus.

aouis Fraft il. bsFer bsiaunt unisr
bem Ramen Spirit gbilb4, mar aes
tern bamit beihdfiist ben GIafttpa.
gen Der 6rau plpmouth Mesis, aus
aennebp 6eisbts. ieinsr angebliter
glntter an3uiurbeln, aIs bic aurbsi
ploblid 5uriidf9lus unb ben Mrm bss
Siinslinss brad. 9ouis nurbs 5u
Or. 9. aanse am garfisIb plab ess
brd6t, btr bsm Sunsen einsn Der.
bonb anlegte. Qouis ipirb am Wons
tag i'm geritt erf4eintn, an fpelhem
1dse bieDerbdnbluns Lber feine ref..
mdbise 3useborisftit 5u Der Jrau
Weeis itattfinbet. DOra 8. guisn aus
Sddion Center bebauptei, bic redis
Ruiisr bss aouis su fem.
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9enti9.Mm
s9ubmaderei
SAM. MILLER
22o CO tiHipssiits. ypsHs slssu f7e7.o<.

Shipsifern. unisrjtiibf bon ben Mit
glisbern oes sSrauens unb stunsftau=
en- gereins fiir Diaionis. iianben ben
perifiebenen gubsn pcr. in tpelten
eine arobe Gn5ahl biibiHer unb niibs
litet SaHen, bic aiinl ar5bten absil
bon ben Sdireiitrn artgefsriist iparen,
gum 0trsnuf duffoasn unb aud fpillis
&c aiuftr fanbsn. W1brenb bes Nah
mittaas fpurbsn lsinte Grfrifdungen
nsbit aaffse unb auHen ferbiert iinb
BON flint bis a9t llbr aab &c elm feis
neg 4benbeiftn. bas iih sinss gliien
3rfprufs erfreu!e. Qluh bic 6srren
bonn @orftanb uaren aur Gieqs unp
madten iih in isbsr srbenilidsn WeiIe
niibIi6, I'M has sfsit su eiH.m GrfoIs
su aeftalten.
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Donnerifus, 10. Ge5. 1914.
Oberbnlb Ginrinnati lit Der nlub
i'm 'falIen bssriffen unb besbnlb ipirb
bsute AUDI bier 5uriidssbtn. geitern
glbenb bate Der 'slub BEL bieiiass
Gtabt sinsn Waiieriiunb BON 25.7
CUB.
Die foIaennsn Dspef6tn trnfen
nabrenb bes dsiiriasn faces bier elm:
alittsbura pd.-- 10 sub, fdlIt.
WheeIing. %. Ba.-10.7 fuR. jGfIt.
partersburg, 90. Ua.--147 8. iteigi.
sandnbd naIls, 10. ga. --5.5 n. fGlIi.
Gbarleiton, %. Wa.7.0 fuk fdIt.
portsmoutb, O.--25,3 f5ub, fdut.
aOuispilIe. ap.-9.9 fyub. fteIst.
goonsDiIle, Snbs-11.0 7ub. fisiei.
Ndfbpile. 9snn.--18.5 nnB, Ntipt.
Chattanooga. 5enn.-17.5 5ub. idllt
Cairo, al.--11.6 Jub, Tisisi.
Mleulpbis. Tenn. Al sIuk nsiat.
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Soiepb 9raper
1at Is biSbsr psritanSeu, iidJ isiuer
deitnabme 5u eHt,ieben.

Der anseblihe glnsreifsr anf bic
ganitaiirtrin Gertrude gaI3, bic iin<
ner nod In bsbsnilifem 3uitanb TN
getbesba 5oipiiaI barniebsr lissi. bai
.s Dsritanb.n fi@ BIB isst isinsr @.rs
haftuug su entsisben.
Die ppli5si IN In Der grmittluHs
bersiis einen erObsn Shritt ndber ges
icmmen, ba Der berseiiise aufsutbolt
bss WSonnts feitseiisat porbn fsin
ioa. 5isrnd9 lam bic 8erbaftung
bes @eiuhtsu nur nod bic Grase bon
ipeuissn Stunben fein, Dorauseeiest,
bab bic Doli,si tpirtli4 ben 4ufent.
bait bes Waanes eruiert bat.