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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-04-15
GERMAN SETTLEMENT
IN OT|SCO STARTED
BY JOHN ALBERT
FIRST MINISTER IN THE TOWN
SHIP WAS REV. FREESE,-
WALKED ON ROUNDS.

An interesting Iact OF notable in
terest 10 people locally relates To the
settlers in the southern part of Otisco
township. An early history says that
John Albert, native Of Germany set
tied in the south part of Otisco on sec
tion thirty-three He purchased an
entire section of land and then sub
divided it into smaller tracts. which
he sold TO other settlers from Germany.
From this small beginning the present
German settlement has grown 10 its
present proportions. In the midst of
this settlement. at the present time,
there stands the Miriam church. The
first edifice was built there I'm the year
1871.
The first minister To visit the town
ship of Otisco was a Rev. Freese. APP
pointed by the Ohio Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal church which
then exercised jurisdiction over the
state of Michigan, to a circuit extend
ing from Grandville up Grand River
TO Lowell, and up Flat River to Otisco.
His first sermon was preached at the
home of Munson Seeley, whom we
have mentioned in an earlier article
~
township. Rev. Freese concluded that
he could cover the territory on his cir
cult better if he would go horse back.
After some effort in the community
he found "A horse TO his liking and in
vested one trip over the route with
out roads or even paths in many
places convinced him, however, that
walking would be safer. F'reese sold
the horse and continued To make the
rounds on foot, With his saddlebag
on his back he was a familiar spec
tacle 10 the laymen as he passed
through the district. He was regular
in his appointments and performed
his work faithfully and earnestly all
through the year.
The first couple living in the town
ship who were married were Ambrose
Spencer and Evellne Melvin. Because
there was no one legally qualified To
perform marriages in the township
they were compelled To travel to Ionia
for the ceremony. Ambrose Spencer
was the father of Or. George NJ. Spen-
Ger, now practicing al Grattan. and the
grandfather of Ambrose Spencer of
this city
In dealing with the character Of the
hand in the vicinity of Belding. an old
historian says, the surface of the land
lying along Flat River is broken and
rough and there is considerable rolling
land, but much of it is plains. other
portions are level or gently rolling
This makes cultivation easy. The soil
of the plains is superior for the pro-
duction of wheat. for which cereal
the township is famous. Otisco lies
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-04-15
ARBITRATION BOARD
MAKE FINDING IN
VERNE BOWEN CASE

I'm the case OF Verne Bowen against
the Ballou Manufacturing Company
that was up for hearing before the
arbitration board last Wednesday the
board made finding of almost nifty
dollars. The Industrial Accident
Board was represented by @. r..
Reaves OF Lansing, the company by
Brinton f. Hall and the complainant
by Alex Kelley. Kelley refused TO
sign the finding which the board made
considering it not sufficient damages
for Bowen TO receive.
1t is claimed by Bowen that he re-
ceived injuries TO one hand while I'm
the employ of the Basket Company
that resulted in his fingers becoming
stiff permanently. He is asking pay
for the time that he lost while doctor
ing about six weeks, and also the pay
ment of the doctor fees amounting to
some $500. 1t is probable that the
case will be appealed.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-04-15
FORMER BELDIkG GIRLS
WILL LIVE IN GREENVIlLE

Mr. and Mrs. Alger Dean, who We're
married recently are arranging to be-
gin housekeeping i'm Greenville, where
he is employed as a barber Mrs. Dean
nee Florence Holcomb, is teacher in
the kindergarten here. She will con-
tinue to teach until the end of the
school year before going. 1t had been
the intention of the couple to put off
the marriage until June but as their
friends Chester Truesdeii and Miss
Flossie Brown We're to be married on
April first they Were induced to
change the date to the earlier time.
Mr. Truesdale is a farmer living near
Greenville. He and Mrs. Truesdale are
moving 10 the farm home at once.
The young ladies had both been resi-
dents of Belding for several years
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-04-15
BEN HUR" TO BE STAGED
IN GRAND RAPIDS. APR.
20 TO MAYss2

Spectacular magnificence, dramatic
spendor and religious ecstacy are the
most notable conconitants OF produc-
ton of Ben Hur," which will be the
offering at Powers Theatre, Grand
Rapids, Wednesday, Thursday Friday
and Saturday nights and Thursday and
Saturday matinees, April 20, 80, May
l and 2. During the fourteen years
which have passed since the original
presentation of this noble drama, it's
owners have not only kept it up to its
original grandeur, but have elaborated
and developed the possibilities OF the
production each season. until today il
stands unrivaled in beauty OF estab-
lishment, unsurpassed in dramatic sig
nificance and power. 1t was the last
word" Of the stage craft OF the nine
teenth century and into the new age"
il brought a bigness and perfection
which will remain the standard for de-
cades to come.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-04-15
BANNERS MAGAZINE
SECTION ATTRACTS
As BEING GREATLY PLEASED
By NEW FEATURE.

For the past several weeks the Ban
ner has been working into magazine
section in which its readers will
find reading matter not to be surpass-
ed in any magazine. The section has
been improved right along until we
feel that it is something to be justly
proud of.
Every single line of type in this sec
ton is set right in our own office and
the selections of the material are al
so made by as,
OF late a style picture has been APP
pearing i'm the magazine section in
each issue. These pictures are from
living models and represent the very
latest in fashions. Every week also
a splendid article on style is given,
That our readers appreciate this
magazine section is evident from the
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-04-15
ANNIVERSARY
AND NATIONAL GAS
RANGE CELEBRATION

This is National Gas Range Week
April - To Is has been made week
TO especially show the advantages OF
the gas Range to the housewives of
the gas Range 10 the housewife Of the
the country. Besides this falt il is
alo tshe Fiftieth Anniversary Of the
exposition Of the appliance that
has brought respite to thousands of
tired housekeepers.
In line with this idea the Bedding
Gas Works is making a special effort
to show To all visitors the advantages
to be gained i'm the home by the use of
the Gas Range. They are carrying a
large assortment including all of the
latest models. They solicit a call from
you at any time but this week espec-
tally. In the window of their office
you may now see one of the latest
models OF the gas stove showing the
notable advantages this one has over
the other models. You should see it
and have il demonstrated
Read the special advertisement of
the Bedding Gas Company on another
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-04-15
APPROXIMATE COST
Of PAV|NG|MA|N AND
CITY SIDE STREETS
TABLE OF FIGURES PREPARED
BY \ COMPETENT
ESTIMATOR.

Recent Investigations and specifica-
ton made by l.. A. Boulay of Toledo,
Ohio. on the probable paving cost of
certain streets in Bedding are both in
teresting and reliable. Mr.. Boulay is
a man of long experience and besides
is perfectly familiar with local condi-
tons, on account of having designed
the present water works plant here,
Following are Mr. Boulays figures
on the cost of laying the pavement.
These figures include the laying Of a
sewer system To carry off the surface
and storm waters of the district,
Approximate Estimate OF Cost of
Paving Main Street Is feet wide
PROPERTY COST
East side of Pleasant street to
of ppiI
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-04-15
S1S31.0O
$l331O
k14641O

From the foregoing figures you can
ascertain the cost of amy section of
the street that might be- considered in
the paving proposition While there
has been no talk of paving Pearl and
Broas streets, these two blocks have
been included in the table. These fig
ures are for brick paving and are con-
sidered by Mr.. Boulay to be amply
high enough to cover all tho cost of
the job. OF course the larger the
amount of paving done 81 one time
the cheaper it will be per block.
BY a little calculating with these
figures you can see the cost 10 the city
and TO the property holder OF paw
ing the proposed section Taking the
property cost in the first division and
adding to II the property costs on
Bridge and Pleasant streets below,
also the storm sewer cost we nave a
total cost of S26,515,4e Taking one
fourth OF this and adding the cost for
we find the cost TO the
city for paving this section 90 be
$11,620.46. II the pavement could be
extended to include the other streets
specified and also connecting the
southern points by paving Congress
street from Bridge to Broas street the
city would then out with approximate
~ 10000 These figures were made
on the proposed percent8Pa OF the
city paying the cost OF paving
the intersections and 25 per cent Of
the cost To the abutting prop"rts hol-
derS.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-04-15
BELDING PEOPLE
GIVEN REAL TREAT

The crowded house which greeted
Miss Isabel Richardson and Mrs. Lulu
Jones Downing at the Opera. House
Friday evening listened TO an enter
tainment of the highest posi- bic quail
ity. 1t was such an entertainment
as seldom falls to the lot OF a town
of the size of Bedding 20 SEIZURE.
Miss Richardson has splendid
clear mezzo soprano voice and her
songs were delightfully."- rendered. Mrs.
Downings reading were especially eX-
cellent. All the selections were en-
Enthusiastically received.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-04-15

Seven transportation wagons OF the
latest make convey 1863 children liy-
ing at a distance to and from school.
The system has proved a very salts
factory one for all concerned. There
is no hardness with transportation;
attendance is at the maximum; and
the cost for transportation is cents
a day per pupil.
What has been done in the Cache
La Poudre" school may be done in
1onia county when the roads become
good enough. The cost then of main
tanning the schools in the county may
be Iessened by thousands of dollars
each year.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-04-15

point 90 feet east OF Bridge Street
................... S442S.60
Pleasant street to Pearl ST.. S3542.SS
Pearl street to Broas St.. $3542.SS
CRY COST
Intersection of Main and Bridge
streets ...=....-.............-.#. S1225.40
Intersection OF Main and Pleasant
streets. Observation-Disclosures. $1225.40
Intersection of Main and Pearl
streets 1000. ~
Intersection of Main and Broas
streets ........#...........=..... S1225.4O
Intersection Of Bridge and Depot
streets .#.........,..=. S656.1O
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-04-15
Repaired Well at Hotel

Workmen have completed the re-
pairing of the well at the Hotel Beld
ing. Because some of the pipes had
become clogged it became necessary
TO take them up and make general re-
pairs in the line. The Bedding Hotel
has a deep water well for its own pri-
vate use. To make the supply doubly
safe however. there is also "A connec-
ton with the city mains and the source
Of supply can be shifted within a few
minutes.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-04-15
FIRE ESCAPE ERECTED

A new fire escape has been placed
at the rear of the building occupied
by the Wortley 4 French drug store
This has been done To eliminate the
chance of trapping someone i'm the
Masonic Lodge rooms on the third
floor in case Of fire. The lower sec
tion operates on hinge and when not
in use swings up out of the way.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-04-15
LINCOLN'S

Another lot of those fancy
Wide Ribbons that are so stylish
for sashes and belts. Price %,
80, 35, 40 and 45c the yd. Worth
80 per cent more than we ask for
them.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-04-15

Ia the center 81 one OF the finest wheat
producing districts OF the state. Yer
gennes, Grattan and oakfield of Kent
county. Eureka and Fairplains, in
Montealm; Otisco. Orleans, Easton and
Keene OF Ionia county comprises dis
trict rarely equalled in the quality
and quantity of its wheat"
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-04-15

pleased comments which We are hear
ing all the time, Hardly a day passes
bat what We hear something pleasant
about this feature of the paper.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-19

Sra enseIif beO eaeii.
Bortiot.)

lboftlat)
aSo, bet peo pi,~ iagoe Campbell rolig. 81 -
ig alt 6al0 bar life neget at opBipe. SEQ bar
en- 0looer. Iom cr enfe. benoe oiI oct bIibe ioaret at
iorlaee; men fort mere bar ieg heller life. SEQ bar
ingen SoIenter, Tom iaa mango br. Seq bil0e life
tlmne uOmarte mig noaen Senieenoe. Seq er life
ififfet til nooet anoet, % je er beaer life ififfet til
bette, men Serren bar foloet mig BERTH. 9at peo,
bpa6 ban bill gre meo mig. San oe6, bOao ieg fan,
% b0ilfet arbeioe ban bar Ioet tilrettc ior mia, %
ban bar ielO nopnIgt mig til oct"
On feer oct oItiaa o%irfeIig iom ct aalo2"
ipur8te Boaiiter iprig nGiten lige iaa meeet Heo glif
fom meo Orc.
ga, i sonobeO, oct gsr ieo." iooreoc Campbell
meo Opb aIoor. DSes bar ion aIoria fsr boot ON
SiGlp % geileoning, og Sparet er fommei burtia %
afgerenSe. Sea bapOe intet an0et galg emo at gaa,
% Der bIeb folot paa MIC. Oct bar, iom ON 0roene
bleo Iaot mig Ilm0en. ina iea maatte blioe peO
at eentage OeuI meoens ieg gf op aennen airfen:
Ser er leo, ienS mi8."
ga, ioa6e Qanhter meo ct 9etteliens Snf. oct
par tlart, al6eIes fart Do ou?" %tiIfgieOe ban, i6et
ban penote fla til Dabio.
Seq? pa, 6oor fnn6e lea blioe til6aac, noor
Campbell off? Seq if oct iamme 9no iom BAN. fmn
meo andre Or0. timber 6eIe @u0stieneaen loo oct
mine gret: uSpo, iom bill ireIie fit 9ip. ifol mite oct;
men boo ionl nlhter fit 9o for min og Guanaeliets
SfpIo. ban ifol ireIe BET Seq bapoe intet apoet
9aIg emo at 9oo. Seq prsDeoe at tpnfe paa, b~oorleSes
min gRooer fin Ds6sitno paalaaoe MIG al page
o0er glarie. oo pao mine 5remti0spIoner; men mere
a~loorsiuIot 100 0rOet til mi9: Zen, iom eIiter 5aoer
eler 91ooer eaer Suitri ener 9ern eIer 2are mere
en6 mig, er mig life ogro" Oct bar mig iom Serreas
eaen stenine, % iea bab0e iniet anoet gaIa END at
gaa.@
,Gei~, mmmle6e ganiiter, ~6n bao6c intct 9ala;4
ban itirreOe ino SISen. San baboe life iom oisie TO
Manb iaaet noeet beitemt aalo. Snaen Stenme ban.
DC taIt til BAN. iniet 9uoifnb bar fonmet til bam meo
nimooitaneIig 9aiuntlaug. Serren bopoe aobeabart
life faIOt 40 BAN iom 40 sc andre. sans Qlnos
@inaaarOen bar oIereSe beftent, bans arbeiOe biIoe If.
fe biDe foGri, oct oi6e life bIiDe ubebaeeligi. oct pil6e
bare fuISt ~foreneIint nleo eioitiiotionens 9e6ogeio.
be6er.
Sper niaa tiene Serren paa lin glaos, 0cn enc
airifas Sumpregioner, ben nnoen 9ouoons 6anne0e
areoie, On Der Dor @ening @aIaet. Soerten 0ooio
eIer Campbell niI6e paste bet gooe Selifab, % Bal.
litter IefO bilbe aIoeles life oere paa i'm BIo0s en-
%airifonff eump. Tei, @no boOOe faloet Dem % fife
boni til 9iisiionsgcrningen.
pSa~, iaeoe BAN oeo fa ieIO. ioet ban iaa ia ON
me6 et tpoeliat llStrpf al 9etteIie: Seq tror, ! bar
Met beaoe TO. Sea iror. Of Serren bar taIoet eOer
beaae."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-19
VIII.
ulpcns SDl.

Sfsnt N1rtin galiiter bnoOe 6eroliget ia ielu
meo. at ban life ion itne Venner bauoe iaaet ct iGr.
Iiat aaIo iii Wiisiionsgerninnen, oeoblep BOG ullloen"
iaale6es pleie0e ban at faloe lin SamuittiabeO, at bile
oct iierne. Get par en- beiDGrlia lilo, Iom alorig
fiinoe tie title ret lqnge 40 @anaen. Gen latte BAN
oItio Hette % pIageoe BAN meo ale Slags Soipl.
9piol ON hans egen Opristiabeo. 9piol ON, at ban
pirfclia oiIoe pare y6eaiget Serren@; ia, ben off iaa
piot. at Den iif bam til at betuiole, at ban par Ell
eanobeO omOenOt Menneife.
Zen minoeoe ban ON, at en- iano Ombeuoele mo.
beiaiter ioa meaet, Tom ban en0nu inntes, ban mang.
le0e. I'll en- Qegpnoelie inobeiatter ben bette, al Sier-
tet or forpanoIet. en- ny Sfabnins, fnlot meo quo.
oommelige eengsler, 2pfer os Taaol, al alt Oct gamle,
ben garrle IGntemanoe, gamIe 9oner % 1ilbsle'
Iigbeorr, Ggenfarligbeo, 5oriGngeIigbeo, sergerrgbeo
Selpiorguoelie pirfelia og ior Gluor iflille b%et9npes.
at Der Sanobe0, u~bsnbsrlig og Tor beinnolg ifnloe
brn0es meo oft bette, at ale 9ing Ifuloe bare me
0g paa ben Moaoe bopoe ban life o~oergipet ia.
San inorsnmeoe oct mooitrGbenOe, tbi llIpen irangie
inc poa BAN; oerpaa elf ben enonn uioere % ior.
mente, at Der loa @rluoen til, at ban troOs fin aIim.
renoe geItoIeubeS iporeOe iaa IiOen girfnine al ole
fine grroffener 90 Msoer % 9oer 90 uosueoe lao
Iioen e~snofIpoelie paa benz. ban lepeoe iblanot. San
bapoe al oenne lib o9ret nbrugeltg Serreis
9ieneite. Son bnpbe pentet paa Ell gnooonlnelig Sub.
oriben Steoen for pbmpg, prie 90 nigiort at gipe
fla opcr til Serren Tor at bliOe reniet, fpIot % brla'
bar peo BAN.
SeIe ben npite Dag lpie Martin anitrGnai for at
6pmpe Den ~ubnggelige CUB al lllpcns Sienlrre. Saa
piloe life gioe fla lib til at bere efer. Oct bar bans
9Iigt at IGie flittig oe life ena op til gispeefsorlen
Iom en- al bans gefenote, Der lob iuloltGnois bib
Def aanIe 1eItanienteS SlGgtresitre. San bIep ipuret,
bDao Siafs 3aoer beo, oe ioareoe nco SLAMS; ia.
fob. Do man bao BAN tGnfe nGrnere ooer Spsrgs'
moalpt. ioaoe ban.
ga, lea oeS. at enten beo Snfobs 5aoer Stat
eIer Siafs aaoer Safob, men bpao bar oct at eere
meo SirIenes 6reIie9"
9aniiter bar itGrf Slpgtresiitrene, men Dae
aennemeif ban Dem Iiee fra tfte Moebog Og ueoeftcr,
oa ban oiote, bpoo bper enfeItS Stofnfaoer heb; men
troos aae oisie trGtten6c gapne bIeb ban peo at bsre
llIbens Sui.
San gif til aapeaet oe prsOeoe at brilfne oct peo
at Innoe bejere END ale andre, enSos beiere emo 0a.
bio, Tom pleieoe at pare ct. Gntbbert's SanginsL
men Tom DAG pnr m9rfeIig iti1e oa neoitenlt. lloen
for airfen Tom Soafim Sarerape ben til BAN oe toe
BAN unoer armen / nIe be andres 9aaipn- Om oct
ioa bapSe p0ret ierpe Diafoneu, funoe Uaartin lite babe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-19

tlbpo fig til 9lisiionsarbeioe. 9%lonernes a%offilelie
fra Speoen. llopalgelien a De rette Uiono oe Rgooen-
oi9beoen al SUBS iarIige 2eoeIie, at fun Oe, JON ban
ielo 6apoe fol6et og uobalgt, maatte blipe uoienot.
hi finn De, iom 9erren ieIo baboe oaIgt, 0il6e
fmne BRIGGS, og Misionei enifeoe inaen andre emo
0isie.
Qaatiter benote tiIbooe til tit @arelie ueo De flo.
ie 0r0 e%enlpoenoe i'm Sjal: Stun 6e, Iom SUB
iep bar fal6et % %uOpol9t1.
@u6 bapoe life faloet BAN, fife me6 9aiunreit
bert 6aIo, finn meo oenne title, iogte gisit bans
6ierte, JON maaife fun bar lloens gleIt, og ban
bab6e fife uopaIgt BAN, oct oar Hart.
San bar meget GLAD oeo at u9re iulet meO Camp
bel til bette MeOe, BET bop6e fu~Ioitpnbig %ooerbeoiit
BAN ON, at bans Ralo bar fife Misiionsfal0et, bans
9Iiat bar set at pore bet fife Sogn @efa@n6 me6
ben 6agIi9e @uostieueie og 6en-E6een. Sans Sino
bar fnl6itanoig ialOet Ro, og ON BET Iaa bar lllpen,
iaa mnntte ben tie iile.
@en m%prfeliot irof font ban life mere berte ieIo
oct ioageiie 5pL, iaa ban belle Si6en for fig Minoeb9g.
gen meo De mango Martbrers gaOne og 6e TONNE 9Iao.
Ter. % hon nnoreoes beo at t9nfe poo, bpis 3abn
pel ifuloe fonlme til at n6fploe oisie glaoier, enonl
mooife ier ct gar Or omne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-19

Sen Op0aagnen tror iea Dog life, at ieg Oio
oe MIC ON, iagoe 0}arie proiaiif.
yg'ei", mente 5ocf, Den ~birfelige 0poa
Diloe faIoe beore Ceres 5niog, 6ois .Goentgrp
ga fon6t ben rette Bel"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-01

tente bic llmtrsifung Deutf4lanbl
eingeleitti tpurbe unb btgniigts itG
odnit. bie militdriI1en Gegsnnosbes
reitiinsen au trsffen. St bisIt fi1 5ll,
rid, ais Der arieg Der NaltansM
segen bic 1iirtsi begdnn, !pomit Ct
unieres GrmeFens feinsr GriebsnsIisbs
ou piel nahseeeben bat, Oils er aber
beobahtete,, bab RubIanb riiitste, uni
Seiterreid an3ugreifen unb bab
Grantreid @orbereitilnsen 5u einsHi
ariese traf, bu tonnte ibm nidt pers
bergen fein, oab ieine Geinoe bas
beutide Reid bernihten fpiirben, ipenil
er ibnen nidt 3uportam. DAP er In
ben 3ampf ops, Inn bas beutfde aanD
au Dertbeibissn, bas 1T in ben 4ussn
Watterions bic grpbe 8lutfhulb, bic
Der aaiier aiif fith selaben bdben ion.
ueber etn foldes urtbeil lam man
MIR NIT einem @emifa bon Wertpuns
berung iinb @era9tuns binpesseben.
Diefelbe gmpfinbung mub man Der
@niiHt Wdterfons entgegenitellen, bab
bic Otutihen ii ben Der. Staaten ein
llnre9t on bieisn begeben unb iih BET
ibren ameritarii9en Mitbiirsern in
8erruf brinser, ipenn fie fir Redt
unb Wabrbsit siniteben. iDenn iie ben
@rfolg Der beitIhen Mnffen fpuni9en,
ilno bab europdifte aultur iibsr saris
i9en Dsspotisn,us obiiesen mGse mir
slauben nidt, baB bie ameritaniide
Station 70 beifrGntten @siItss III. tpis
9err MatterioH, aber iolIte es bo9 Der
San fein, 70 tpirb es ben Deutfdsn
in 4msrifa nidts perfdlagen. Sic finb
Mdnnsr, bi. ibre lleber5eugung Ries
manSem anlists opfern unb ipenn iie
Bis iebt bic @ornrt6eile beihrdniter
Menfden in tisiem 2anbe iiberipun,
ben baben, tperben iie aud in 3utunft
fih bic sebiibrenbe alnertenmins ers
ringtn unb iis fperben Inn 70 tptnissr
iid Der @oreineenommenbeit folder
Menifxn ipie 8aiterfon fiigen, aIs fie
bas Betpubtfein baben, bdb Elm 'Sieg
Der beutfhen Daffsn nif)t blos etn
Gspinn fir DeutIdlanb, fonbern fiir
bic sanse Welt fein piiroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-01
2ofal Berid1t,
O:fdbrli6er Gtnrs.
HenHiabriser 9nabe ithrst non eiuem
Baum uno erIeibst sddbsIbrnd).

sSm iuasnbIidsn lIs6srmutb erflst.
ierte aeitsrn Normitiaa Der 8 Sahte
al.e gbalr Siffsrt, Don Ro. 1924 Jiod.
bcle 4pe. einen Dor Dem 6auis nc.
672 Rcdbale QlDe. iisbsnbsn glui1,
I'm iih In ben 4eitei gu ipiegsn. 9;lbs.
lid perlor ber anabe bag gIethg.s
fpi6t Inb iiiirate nit bsm aopi ,u.
erit auf zen SeiteniDtg. Der 9ieiae
5iisb be,ouhtlos liegen uno ipurbe nit.
telit pdtroIfpGsen nod benz ii.oif6en
Sofpital petraht. Sine nur un6cbsn.
tenbe aoofrnnbs mar fidtbar, oot CT.
ildrttn Die Ner5ts. bab Der Sunse
rlosIid.rirrile einen GHGb.lbru1i
unc arf iarsrs @erlebung:r our.1
ben sefaEriid.er Sturs oapor ys.raaell
hli T.. i'ai'onb bss ainb's Ital
iuberft tsiorsniberrssenb fem 4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-01
Yferbetrdnfen
Saricn laut GntidtiSung Ses &c.
iunbbeitsamtS wieSer benuht
wrrSen.

Tas itaStiide 6eiunoheitSomt bat
geii,rn iein Dor einIgsn @sonatcn CT.
lailefes s'erbcf acsen bic @enntiinJ
BON 5rinftrsacn fir Die Yieroe aGi
ben StraBen ailigcbobem oa ieit Ian.
ger 3eit feine reitercn Safe BON
Rotfranfbeit ionitatiri iuoroen iifio
lmb Die @riabr elmer @erbreitia5
Oicirr Seilfe iomit ausgcidloiicn
it.
Ias @cInno1citsanit empficbIt Eel
Der anbrinaung pnl ioldlcn NferS..
iraufen gpctalltroac 81 mdbIen. Ga
lie idnitdrcr uilo a,ib oauerbaitcr
iiuo.