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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-16
Gbe'erlanbnikia.ine.

Wibur 6. 5unt, 26, SenneopSsiab.s
t6lorenee Ws. SaOsmann, 25, Wabis
iorpiIe.
lRobert W. Ridols, %, Repport, ,ab
teora Weiisnborn, 20, Wit. Sealt5p
)@sorge Gteuer, 27, 0abiionpilIe.
lJranees Slider, %, bsssl.
)Garl 9. price, %, 1905 Gutter Ctr
lRsni. q. prap. %. Rorppoo.
lRObert R. @omerida, 2e, gbieaao
l5rieoa gipp, 90, 316 Wit9ea 9lpe
)GeO. 80. SolOmon, g.. a Mia Str
tGliis W. 'IniduB, %, 1907 popIar
Strdbe.
(Gbarlss 8. Garter, 80, 219 Delta
I 4penue.
lSarub 6. 9saner, &c, 217 oessl.
)Sofepb 6. 5rib, 10, Miami, 8.
lSeiIie Wl. Rumme!, %, Rorpoob.'
lgeOrss 8. Riemeisr, 20, $3.50 9..a.
ipare ape.
lWap 5arriion, "a, 2618 WelroIs
Npenue.
)gbsar 6. Sbomiisn, q, 1oIebo 8.
laatbsrine W. Gpons, q, PIG @l.s
man 4be.
)War .. 0raf %, 2afprencepilIs ,Sll.
lNlma 5auier. %, 242 alotter aps.
lGcnruo u. Mini. 26, 1926 Clifton
! qnsnue.
lWltiloa poft. 81, 1893 D.it Sic.
Miden 4pe.
jSobn g. 9eder. %, 914 Weft 7. ct.
lWarsarst Wsis, 20, 2141 Storrs
Strabs.
}Gb.it.r Z. Glsin, %, 2S41 Wslroi.
4psnue.
(@s,aIoine GOotion, 21, 1851 RaD
Gtrabe.
)Gonarb q. Butler, SO, 1916 Carl
I Strabs.
(GOitb U. aibtOn, 80, 1871 Sonas
than ape.
)Girl &lsiu. 90, Columbus, 8.
lSrma 8. gosforb, %, 1923 SubTo1
4penue
tsam.s M. patisrion, 81, aasoba.
Snoiand.
Sulia aslfd. 19. WaSifOuDias.
JGarI @o.B. SO, 1901 Gang Ctr.
5attis 5abu, "a. 2609 ges.maH Ct.
(Gofparo Wapne. 25, 46 Jorsit 9lr..
SelsH W. CsborHs, %, 1704 9Ts
Strabs.
IWilliam a.gsr6.rib, 90, gopiuston.
Splpia N. Batter, 18, 1000 Wouao
Strnbs.
iatmbrOf. Douglas. 90, 2oS Cf 19.
Strdbe.
.asna 6ebrinssr.. "a. 5o7 Bsit DR..
Wlidsn aps.
William CALLAHAN, 27. 96e Saw.
tborne 4pe.
Carrie R. CALLAHAN, 4O4 RoismOnt
Npenlie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-16
3ermalmt
8urbe SreijGbriaes Sinh poH einem
Strafenbabniuagen.

Gin srouiissr StraBsnbabnunfaG,
Der ods as6sn zines orsiiGbrigen Rim
o.s forOsrts, .r.isnsi- fit gsftsrr
2l6enb tura Dor feds ubr an Der
6isblanb qoenue in Der NGbe Der
goal Strabs.
Die brsi Sabre alts gsrnstts gi9s
ter, Ro. 1712 5isbldn0 Qpenus tpobns
baft, Osriu6ts gsr0bs Dor ibrsm sltsrs
li6eu Saui. bic Strdbs gu trsu5en
u. lief bi.rbsi brett in sinen in Iuolis
der Ridtung fabrsno.n Strabenbubu'
pagsn Der Quburn 2tDsnue ainie bins
elm. Wotormann Charles Susngling,
Der ben gDagen beoisnte, periuhte iein
WOgli6ites, als er bes &inbesgepabr
nuroe. Den Wagsn unaubalt.n uuo
dls inn bisits nibt gelong, lieB sr
ben 5.nbsr bsrunter. Der Jenber
ging jebo8 nitt tisf gsnug berab, I'm
bic aleins foiIsn gu t0nnen uno iis
fam untsr ben Wassn, Der 6ii6itd6li9
i.osn anoden in benz tlsinsn &0rpsr
5ermaImte, ebe ser Dagsn unge6dltsn
fDerosn tonnte. 0as beonusruspertbe
&inb CAB nur sinen sinJisen gellsns
ben Sdr.i BON iih I'm odnn fir ims
mer gu osritummsn.
Der tleins a0rper Duroe 70 be-
1utiam als ss angling untsr osm Dds
gen beroorgeboIt unb 6eeleitst Don Der
idmmsrnoen Muttsr mad benz itdotis
i6en 5oipital ge6rott, no jsbo6 nur
nod Der 5oo tonitatiert perosn fonns
te, tporauf auf Qnorbnung oes Goros
uers Or. 5oertmebsr bic us6srfii6rung
Der tleiHsn 2sihe na6 Der Wor9ue err
folgte. Wotormann Suengling Durbe
unter Der 4ntlage beg 5ooti9ldqes
ir 5dft ssnommen, ieoo6 Is6r boIo
ssasn garsiaaft pisbsr in Greibeit
9.iebt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-16
Gterblibfeitsberitbt.

2tnRa Sdsio, 70, Bethesda SDIpi.
til; Ser3idlag.
9eorg 9isrtortts, 90, g1oruoos;
Snqueit in Shpsbs.
5eroinano Ronns6dium, SO, 1C
Marp StraBs; MISUNDERSTANDING.
WarD @olbeu, "a, 2502 6iablanS
4Denus; S6fpd6e.
DaDto ). Wbits, 20, &enton Ctr;
2ungenent3iinouus.
Marp 3ilu 6ablen. 81, 1926 @l.a
2luenlte; atngensnt3iinoung.
6enrp 8dntlp, 19, 5000 Sprina
@rope apsnue; 5ubertuIoie.
9luud 2urdpau, %, 2006 Central
apenus; Snqueit in Sdpe6e.
Dillidm Reunemeper, %, 1860
Clifton auenue; Snqueit in Shfpe5e.
Soto6 Morris, 81, 425 0apiO Ctr:
Waasntrebs.
Dinjdm Sdmibt, So. 2723 Def &.
Strabe; @elsls!rbeumatismus.
auna 2eegan. SO. 1o61 @ius St.;
1ubertuIcie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-16
3abmdr3te
Grircutcn i'd ssan5 beiouoercr 9lni'
mcrfiumfcit ieifen0 clues Sin
bredjcrs.

Gin @inbreHer, Ser es bauptiGd.
lid auf Die 3obnGr5te obgeieben 81
1aben idjeint, operirte eutrpeoer ar
Soilntag ooer IN Ser Rad)t BON
Sonntag gum Montog nit aiemIi6em
@riolg, obibon er feline 3bdtigfeit
duf bier @ebdube bei6rdntte. glaem
gnidein na6 lit Der guride mil
Dem Sitter bonn gre6eiien i0entiif),
Der Dor einieen Modeu, ebeniolls an
einein Sonntag cine o@aitrolle" I'M
@eb1uoe oer Griten Rationalbanf
CAB mo cine Jieibe BON gureour
pliiiloerte, oenn olt1 BEL ben @inbrh.
den oes bor9eitrigen cages nerldoiite
sr ii6, lpie feiner 3eit Der @inbre6er
i'm 9ebdube ber Gritsn gtotional 8dnt.
3utritt Su ben DerI6ieDenen Rdus
men, inOem er bic Sbiiren nit
einem balb3oIligen Stenlneiien
iprengtc. Gm Sonntng rpurbe in ben
ioIglnoen 5nbndr3tIifen 2lteliers eiIt.
aebro6en, no Der @inbreder aus.
na1mSlos 8olb, bos gum YlomDircn
benust trurOc, iopie goIoene 3dGnc
ntitgeben lieB:
Or Baul @i6man, go. 1872 Roce
Strabe; @ertb ser @ellte $15.
3r. 8. Singmaiter, go. 636 HaCe
Strabe; @ertb Der geute $50.
3r. &. g8. gruns, 3intmer 2GS
I'M Bell gIod, oil Der SeGIten lmo
8ine Strobe, @ertb Der @eite $25.
Or. $. gaslapsfp. 3inlmer gtO.
5O1 I'M Bel gIod; 8ertb Der 9eltre
So.
1r. 6. .. sSenner, 3immer No.
800 i'm Bel 9Iod; 8ertb Der 9eutq
$50.
Or. 6. 8. sareitt, 3immer Ro.
301 i'm 9eIl glod 0ertb Der
gclltc $3.50.
3r. e. g. Srpccnep, 3immer No.
63 i'm Binooniiia @ebduOe; 8ertb
ser geitte $50.
Gr. 8. u. un0 Or. W. Y. Bott,
3iminer ao. GA I'M 8inboniiia 8e'
bduoe; 8ertb Der 9eute $50.
9r. s.. s. Maitland. 3irnmer 61
i'm 0inooniiia @ebdu0e; g8ertb Der
gelttc 500.
5erner itattete Der Ginbreher ulib
ned, Dem Bureau bon Sri Wiaagic
gprne, 3iuriner go. $40 gea 9lod,
eineu geillh ab ino lieB, ou er nihtS
nnoeres iinocn tonnte, 80 3Deicent-
Urieimarfn mitgeben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-16
WeiHdftis
@arsn am SOnnfas bic spitel Scr
Si5snsfommiiiion.

Gie Spibcl Ger County 9i5ensfom.
milton etitluideIten 1m Sonitaa cine
iuabrbaft riibrenoe 5bdtigfeit uiib er.
fpirfter geitern orei SaitbeieGle ge.
gen Herionen Die iie beiduloigten
Spirituoien o6ne SBens uerfauit
reip. bns Sonntassgeies pcrlest 5ll
gatcli.
Ter Geteftip :. %. 9,enniIton BON
Der gi,enstcboroe eripirfte aeitern
SaitbeiebIe gegen sSraif Guitenboier,
Den Tertreter Der iiebeitten Naro i'm
StnStratb nnb eigentbiiiner Ser Cos.
mopolitan Sallc, inter ser 9(nflage
Spiritroien obne 9i5ens perfniIii su
tnben. sSn Der Cosmopolitan Saae
bat n6nlid Elm alub N1nmlihleiten,
oei'en YiitgIieoer Bier tra;tten iino
bieriiir ioa ieBt Serr Gutten6ofer IN
ieiiier Gigenifloit als @igentbiimcr
Der Salle perantportlid) gelnadjt ipcr.
Den.
Cerielbe Ieteftip erlpirfte oud, ei.
Hell Saftbeiehl gegen 2ouis Wedlcn.
bhrg bon Der SigblaHb nnS llniuer.
litp apenue, Den cr Der 8erlesung
beg Soniltagsgeiebes beihmloigt.
Gin iueiterer Ietrftip oer Si3cns.
fomnllliion gtamenS Charles Gais er.
nirfte cinen Saitbeie5l gegen 5br.
mas 5urlonG bon gto. S45 @eit
i5ilnfte StraBe, ben er bei9ulSigt,
,Spiritloien obne 2ijens perfauit gu
5absu.
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(ginasianbt.l
(gtugsfanbt)
vi 0ie Qlumnen bes Ras
tionulen 0euti Dame
rifaHiihen 2eb.
rer EN- tnarsl

rer emtnarsl
Sn ben lagen Dom 80. Sunt tis
9. SuIi incl. finoet in Der 9robitaDt
Gbicago, ST., Der oiesjdbrige 2ebrs-s
tag, bic AZ. SabrespsriummlitHg pss
Rationllen Oeuti6umsritaniihsn Sebz
rerbunoes, itdtt.
9us Y. ,. u. gebrerieminar, an
bsm sic Sbrs bsrufli6s Qusbifbuug
genoiien ba6su, ipuros oirb ben Ge5s
rerbuuo tns 2sben gerufeu lno III
ieitber itets Der 9sgsnitano isirsr
fOrgfdltigiten qflsgs gspeien. Bus
mir ouber uHisrer 9lma Wltsr su
OerountsH bnben, iino mir uu9 inD;=
reft Dem 2ebrsrbl1no iduloig.
Disis S6ulb t0ruen mir am beit.H
abtrugsn uno glsi65sitig bic bebren
2isls uno 3psds oss 2ebrerblnoes
trdftig uutsritiiBsn, inOsm mir uHs
oemIeIbsn als Witglieoer uuIdlttbeH.
Infer SntereFe an ben 8eitrsbuu5:u
oss 2sbrerbuuoss t0nUen mir dber am
ptrtiamitsH burh uufere Be-
t6etltgung am 2ebrertdg
bstunosn.
Den friibsren 30glingsn beg 2.6s
rsrieminars, uIs siuittgsH pflegebea
fo6lsnen bes glmbes, liegt in aQertrs
tier Rei6s bic pfliht Oh, an oieIer
gereinigltn9 mit3umtrisH.
Der Rl6puhs, ben Der 2ebrer6ItAo
gu isinsm 5ortbeiteben brauht, fam
inn uur burd uns erDo9ien.
ltno geraOe jsBt befinosn mir uEs
i'm trtttifen 3sttpuntt, ou ui6t nur
etu, itrdmms @ereinigung Der osuti.1z
e.1sritaniiheH 2e6reridaft, iOnoern
uqer oeutih1meritduiihen @lemeute
hDhft notbpenoig erihsint.
Der 8orituno oes 3entroloeretEs
Der. Qlumueu osS Qebrsrismtndrs
ouber an sic Sic
bringenOe QttffOr0eruuG,
ben eooritebenoen Qebrers
ia in g6itago gu be heu.
9etrd6tm Ste es aIs cine Gbrcns
pfIidt, oisisr MlbHung 5oIgs gu le'
ten.
sFiir elm reihbdItiges 8roqrnmm be-
lehrsnosr umo imtsrboltenoer RuEz
meru, Iopie fir siuen ber3li6eu @ms
pfdn1 uno ertIprehenoe 8epirtbung
Scr 9Gfe 1T ieitens pes 9oritdHoe3
oes 9e6rerbuuoes uuo oes Srtsnu2i
Itntfes in srois6igiter Beiie esfor5t.
gdberes bisriiber finoen Gle in ben
rMpndtsbeften" (U2at uno SuuD urb
in sen lotdlen oeutIheu 3eitun9sn.
Gtneu 3uIdmmentunft IdmmtIider
Qlumnen finoet pGbrsno Der 1dsung
Ttatt.
Der 8oritano Der
MlumHsnoeretntguas'
Wilnautee
Stunt 1914.
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godjenbsrid,t ses eeinnS6eitsumts

2aut benz WoGenbsridt oss itGbti.
ihen 9eIunobsitsdmtes purhsn in ~
berfloiisnen Mp6e SO gale Don dn.
itedenbsn &runibeiten unb 15 5oeess
ifdlle infolss folder Rrintbeiten semsIs
Oct. aegen 81 Grfranfrngerl II. 90 10
StsfdIle in fer pdrdlIelnofe oss poris
gen Sabrss. 2luf bic ein5slnsn &ramts
tsitsn pertbeiIsn iid bi. 3nr Mslolng
gs lnsten 1yGls tpis folst: 5dpinos
.fuht, 81 GrtrantiingeH uno 13 5os
oesfGlIe: SHdrladfiebs-, IL Grfran.
tliHssn uHb Elm 5OossfalI; Dipbt6cris
tis. 10 Grtrantungen; 2euhbuiten. 9
@rtranfungen unb Elm Iobesfd[l;
Wumps. 9 GrtrdntungsH; 9pp6usfIss
-bsr. fiinf grtruniunseH; Rdfsrn, orsi
Grtrantunsen; WiHbpDdm, HIattrn
unb 6irnbdutsniaiinouns, is 5rsi CT.
ircHsunssn; Rcie. cine Grtran!uus.
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Gift
0abm Hidltr Soifmsn ans geriebsn
anitatt SOoiHm gbuspbat.

Ri6t.r Jr.o 6. 5offman pom
Common pleds 8sri6t i6rDebte in Der
urrflOfisntn ylatt Seitpsilig in sroS.r
aebenss.fd6r, b. er aus 0sriebsR fdtt
einer barm!oisH Wsoi3in elm gefGb :
lihes Giit gsnOmmsn bate.
Rittr !6Offman po[te 9sft.rn
Worssn tur3 Dor 5aeesan6ru6 oa sr
itdb ni6t gang iuohl fiiblte, cine Dolls
Sooium pbosp5at Hsbmen uno that,
naho.m tr iia lus oem Meoi3.Hs
iGrant i'm 9aos3immsr Ieinsr Wleie
nng mad bic 5laide nit oisiem Wits
tel berausgsbOIt bate. sinsn tii4ttssa
S6lud.
Der @ei6mat fam i6m DsroG9:iJ
Dor unb als .r isiHer Satin oieis e.
o6aHtund mitt1stlte, sntoedts lie III
ibrem Stredsn, Odb er @dtte itatt osr
Mebi5in aus elmer 5laf6e nit 3inte
Sulpbat sstrunter battle, oas iis IN
6ausbalt ssbrlitte. Die sSraae mar
nun. no i6nsq Elm gseignetes 9sgers
mittel ber 3n bstomnieu. GIiidli9sts
meiie fiel es Rifter Soffman elm. ooB
Al ieinen nGtiisn Ra1bdrn Der Qpos
tbetsr Sreo. Beit seb0rte. gr flsi6ete
iit oaber ihnsa an uHb besab I'D, eis
lens Su SerrH 8sit, ben er aus oem
S9ldfs trommeIte. Inn Inn bdnn bnr
Der trasiifeu 9sruedslrng gu bertcha
ten. 5err Weit miIdi. unper3iiaiia
elm frGitises grshmttteI uuo nad,osm
Ridter SpfimaH oasislbe gsnommsr
mar binnen trr3sr 3eit ieoe 9efd3r
6efeitiat unS Der Rtatsr tonnts berets
gsitsrn 0ormittug ipieoer ieiueu
amispfIidisn nadgsheH
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80. 1iitriftidlule.

Iie 80. 2iiiriftifule bat ibrt
SdulidIuBfeier am g2ittiuot Dor
niittag 8 llbr. Gie nadjbennnnter
3oslinse nebmen an oem groaramn
tbeil; Dcrotbp Sparfs. 9ueIla 3inf.
Wiloreo Stroiiie, Gowin Spinoel
Glpira 9iIer, RaIpb @oco, Gmil
Snrif, Spoia SoIlfeIoer. Sobn 8nt
bid. Jeroinan0 5eBler. Marie Iaei
wiilan, slHoretu Rbite unS So6n
StIbenralIdl. Scrr gaul Roper pirS
eine aniprade baIten imo grin3ipal
". y. goIenbdlrgb bdnoiat ben Sim.
bern oie geriesiHgs5eniuren aus.
plella 3inf 1T ebrenitiilerin uEo
tpiro Den Gap-Ereis erbaIten.
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oenl Iad eines Niiterwaaeus ge4
lidlert iuO mur0c, ais Der 3ug ltuter
Der Bride on Der Garr StraBe meg
fibr, bon ieinem Sib berilntergefegt
mo trua cinen SbdOcl6ru6 bubpn.
Ger &crungIiidte fmO gIufnabme i'm
it1Ntiiden ScipitoI.
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Epier Der Sibe.

6ralt &oie osborn pom Ser Sie.
benten StraBe, uabe Der Central
9Ipcnue Die om Samitug in ihrer
8Obnung pom 6iBidlag qetroffeu
lurr6c, Itarb geitern I'M lta0tii6en
Soipitnl. Coroner Or. 6oertrneper
miro emen SSuqueit abbaIten, nm Die
Sooesrriahe nit geitintmtbeit felt
5rItelen.
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Sdliuer perlebt.

Der &c Sabre alte Ralpb @lmter
BON Columbus. O., puroe geiterr,
ais er ais eIinoer 9aiiasier ailf eineu1
@iitersug Der Big Sour 9abn Die
staSt perIaiieu poGte, idDer oerIee1.
@unter bate iib elm 9Ids6en aui
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nid)t fir lie 9eiorat mo lie brutal Be
bnnoeIt bat. lin ibn III perbinocrn
| lie in iDrcr 8obning 9to. 1887 sSobr
|Sirobe gu beIditigen, puroe Gin Gin.
| balts5eiebl geaen 0iuaoncp erlaiien
| ScMa ~. Somell BAT i6rcn
@attei Gbos. ". SopeQ, ocn lie am
80. 0opember 1911 Geiratbete, oui
Sdeioung perflogt neil er nid,t fir
lie ln6 iein ainO geiorqt uno lie am
I. 0ftober 1913 gang i'm Stid ge.
fallen bat.
| Gpfer ieines @erufs.
ella Rie5ou$, ggithpe rmo
l9ta1labperpoIterin 6es 27iG6riaem
Observation-Disclosures 6reoerid =. gtie.
bans, Der ON "a. Ge3ember 1913 &C.
le9entlid, eines Giienbahn- llnioQs
unl's Seben FAM bot geitern eire stla.
ee iiber $4,000 Bc1en Die s. 6. 6.
unO ct 9. Sip. So. angeitren1t. 8ic
IN Der alnge ailarlijbrt ioirb, lpuroe
9siebaus, als er ejllen 3ug aus ser
6ooin1ton Citation iiiGret pollte, bon
einem anoeren IN cutgegengeiebtar
gtiGiuug faGrenncu Bug, Der 3. 81.
nidt bate auf 6em c5cIeiie iein ioQen,
aetroiiet lirib aul Der Stelle getoOtct.
Wiro pro8efiiert.
Morris 6. 9ettnan, Der ebemalige
prdiibsnt Der oertru9ten gettmdn.
Sobnion &c., fol- perI4isbenen Ban
Ten betreffs Der Gage Isiner 5irma
fdlI6e 2lnsaben gema6t baben. Da er
oieis 2lneubsn nit Der poIt berI6idts,
tourbe sr tpessn gsnuBung Der poft
gu betriissrif6en 3p,dsn BON Der
9lpril @ranb Surn oss gunosseeri6ts
in QntIassitanb Derisbt. Seine gns
pdlte bsdntrdgten bic RieoerIhlagung
bes 9srfabrens, bod bat gunoesrifs
ter Solliltsr bieien 2lntrdg aeftern abb
sepieIen. gettmon niro alio ieinen
pro5sb gu bsiiebsn baben.
9tadlab 3 Saben.
SSoGn ". WoIie lit NndlaBnenua(.
ter p5n Senrp Ntulen; 8erIonolien
$40.
G6as. Strena lit Icitnmertsooa.
itreder pon Wdrn Ann Hifer; Eerio.
naIien $t00, Srrmoeisentbuu
$1,000
Mlorie g. 5eo5NaIc un6 Gnrrie Z.
RoeetS iino Observation-Disclosures
pon Wm. g. 1ea30aIe; Serionalien
$4,000.
SGerit 9rrbonf lit ginhlabperipaI.
Ter BON 5reo. 2. Cider; 8crionalien
$500.
gltert Z. grouu iii Ieitoment5.
boIlitreder pon BertruOe Y. 9ropu;
TerioHaIien $4,000, 9rlinoeigen.
$1,000.
Marn @rai ,lIt Na6Iaboertuaf.
term BON Grneii Gruf; gerionuIien
$1,000. r
Bernie Milleriiit Rad,taboertpnItcr
bon SSobn grcitlmq; BerionaIien $50,
@runoeigentbum $500.
Ter peri6nIihe gtaflaB 0es Gon'
rao Wobr betrdgt $4,000; 0erienige
Ger Senriette Simon $500; Serieni.
ee BEG Gam. I. Cane $15,S46.S6.
eribiebenes.
1ie GosmopoIitcn q. nno 9. So.
erlanste Elm llrtbeil iiber $500 gesen
s. Sfmib, Senrn 3. Toiper ell iol.
mes ii6er S203S.03 gegen Die II. z.
Bid Co.; bic 4eitern electric 60.
elm ioIdes ijber S273.S6 gegen GDas.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-16

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pcIi5ei Der 16 Sabre alte RarI gleiIe
Dpn Ro. 1914 Ienbdm Strabe genlels
bet. Der Sungs BAT fi9 felt Gamfeg
ff9t m fsiusr eIisrIi4su MohHurg
bgidtn Inifsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-16

8m. spift, SO, 676 @et Dritte
Strdbe; arebs.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-16
SaiesSau.

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benz Yrogrlmm itebenos erite Spiel
elmer piertdgigen Ssrie 3ptihen IN
ieren rReos" uno ser rSuper6us" in
grootlpn nuroe our6 Regsn oerbin.
bert uno auf Suli osriaoben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-16

6eute Ra9mittoq speiter Spiel Der
Serie SpiIhen rRsos" uno SUPER
bas" in 9rpotlpn.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-12

- UNNY RABBIT was very young. He'd only just left home. His
mother had been caught in a horid, cruel trap and had been killed.
~ So Bunny was left all alone. His daddy didn't care for such a little,
ugly black and white rabbit, and his brothers and sisters considered
themselves too grown up for him" daddy began.
Poor Bunny a heartbroken at the death Of his mother rabbit and the
fell fast from his little pink eyes.
"a little girl named Marjery happened to be taking a walk by herself.
"a al enjoying the wind and the cool air and thought walking WI a spen-
dd amusement Suddenly she spied the lonely Bunny. oh, you darling little
Sunny? she called. You look 81 lonely. Come with me. I've always longed
for a pet Bunny rabbit. I shall call you Bunny Bonnie and you'll come home
n % my pet Bunny, won't you? Bunny Bonnie couldn't answer, OF course,
but he nestled close in her arms as she picked him up. 1t felt 81 soothing
to have some one comfort him and pet him again. And Bunny Bonnie lived In
q home Marery had made for him in her own little garden.
"Marjery still took many walks, but always brought back to Bunny Bonnie
a present. 1t was something to eat as they were the presents Bunny Bonnie
loved best o.
But o one of these walks Marjery wandered into the woods where the
snow was melting and got her feet very wet When she came home she was
sneezng franhcany, and by evening she had developed a high fever and was
aching all over. The next day she was so ill that the doctor had to be sent for.
"Marjerys mother promised her that she would feed Bunny Bonnie just
thesame IS usual But somehow Bunny didn't feel hungry. He couldn't un.
derNand why Marjey didn't come to him, and all day long he had n 0 heart
for playing.
"Marjerys mother had tried to tempt Bunny Bonnie with goodies to eat
he eat and finally Martrys mother decided she'd take him to Marerys bed
room. "
$50 she took Bunny Bonnie up in her arms and carried him into the house
and up into Marjerys oom Never did you see such a changed rabbit! He
bounded on the bed and frisked and jumped about with Joy.
He plainly showed his joy. He was more than happy, for in his little
rabbit way he had worried frghtfuly over the absence of MaHery He Just
got up by her on the pillow and nestled down by her shoulder. Then he ate
the clover Marjery gave him."
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-12
THURSDAY, MARCH IL, 1914.
SETTLERS COMING.

. There will be a greater rush Of set
tiers to the northwest this spring than
for many years. according to Iredic-
tions of well Informed men in the real
estate and transportation business.
There seems to be a general belief
throughout the west that land right
now is a good buy" and undoubtedly
a great deal of property will change
hands his year.
Undoubtedly land values arc as low
as they will ever be in his country,
and The Forum is of the opinion that
a decided raise in prices is about due.
For several years land values have
been about stationary. This may not
apply to certain localities, but on the
whole there has been a period of slug
gishness in the real estate business
during the past two or three years. 1t
has been a time of REIMBURSEMENT.
There is every reason to look for
ward to a big future for the north
west. however, and no man can make
a mistake in buying North Dakota
property at the present values.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-12
WE HAVE FAITH IN
This STOMACH REMEDY

a customer said to us the
other day, Say, you ought to tell
everyone in town about Rexail Dys-
pepsia Tablets. ! would myself If I
could" That set us to thinking. So
many people have used them and have
so enthusiastically sounded their
praises both to us and their friends,
that we had an idea that you all
knew about them. But, in the chance
that some of you who suffer from
indigestion, heartburn, dyspepsia, or
some other stomach complaint. don't
know about them -. we are writing
this.
They contain Bismuth and Pepsin,
two OF the greatest digestive aids
known to medical science. They
soothe comfort the stomach,
promote the secretion Of gastric juice,
help to quickly digest the food and
convert it into rich, red blood, and
improve tho action of the bowels.
We believe them to be the best remedy
made for indigestion and dyspepsia.
We certainly wouldn't offer them to
you entirely at our risk unless we felt
sure they would do YOU a lot Of good.
II RcNall Dyspepsia Tablets do not re-
licve your indigestion, check the heart
burn, and make it possible for you
to eat what YOU like whenever you
like, come back and get your n
Sold only at the more than 1000
Rexall Stores. and in this Town only
at our stores. Three sizes, Csc, soc,
and 81. Fargo Drug CO., SOC Front
St; Economy Drug Co., 1874 Broad
way: Waldorf Pharmacy, 70S Front
ST. Fargo, y. D.-Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-12
"RoCk PILE" STRIKE.

The 1879 I. w. w. agitators in New
York jails waiting for the court to de-
eide what their fate shall be for hav-
ing broken into a church, have come
out with d def that if they are sent to
Blackwelrs Island they will refuse to
work on the rock pile unless they are
paid 80 cents a day.
The officials of a small town in Hol-
land were once faced with a like stu
alton and the clever way in which
they handled it might solve the prob
lem for New York.
The prisoners who wouldn't work
were given a pair Of boots each and
placed in a tank-like cell into which a
huge pipe poured a stream Of water.
The prisoners were forced to pump
out the water or drown. This was
continued throughout the day, time
being taken out for sleeping and
meals. 1t is needless to say that they
pumped.