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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-05

tung iit NIT Dem 9aiorsit auf ben
Jeinb 5u itiirstu. uub bon pislsn glas
tionalitdien bes Rtih<s tptttsifsrt cine
nit Der anbsrn an 9dpfsrfeit. Rur 10
mar ss m0sli4, bab bisies bisrp06ise
RiHssn gesm ben ,iffsrnmdbig iibers
lesenen Jtinb cine Gnii6eioung nift
sebradt bat. 0om GanfIub qbtr unb
Der an ibm selessnsn s5sftung prjs.
mbsl IN es ndber na4 9rsslau als
nad Mlien. Sdleiisns frudtbare sIu,
rem ipiirbsn bas S6idfof Siiprsubsns
eetbeilt babsn, ipsnn uiHt Der lsbenbis
&c Damn Der 0iierrei6sunsariier
armss bic bsr6eerenbsn Gluthsn aufs
ssbdIten bate.
Gin Buno.sssnoiie mub fiir ben ans
bern itsbsn, uno niht, Inn "a riibmsrc
aIs @srbienit Ssiierrei4s sllnedrns bers
ausjufirei9.u, Ionbern als notbpenbia
gen 9beil unisres gslpsisgangss I'll %
seiast, bab bic. miIitGrifde 2siitung
SsIterr.id' 'llnsarns auh ben luunoers
poIlsH 9ormari6 Der osuiifen 9e.re
Bic an bic Warne srm6slitt,. ipenn
aud basGr0bts unb Rubmpouiie burb
Die Siege in gslgien uHb glorofranss
reid polIbradt ipnrbe. auh ipsiisrbin
folltn unb iperben bic nm Sdbsburgs
9onner idmpfsHbM Dipifonsu gIui
uno aeben 5ur Qbipsbr pou bier Giini,
isln Der rnfifhen UlaiIenbeere sinI,s
ben. 60 MID es Die areeslass, aber
bds GsI9id Wittels unb Di.suropas
ipirb iih alcrrsi4 srit erfiiiltn, iptnr
BON Gaii5ien aus Der setDaltis. Sffsns
iipftob in bas Snnere bss 3arenrtifx5
ssfiibrt ipisb. 0ds absr lam fih nur
odHi bsm Mufgsbot ntusr WaFsu nab
Often bin poll5isben. Getpib bab.n bic
lsiienbsn WGnntr nit BEN aalnSer in
Der 5dnb jtlbit ben Gag, an Dem I'm
Diten neue usrnidtenbe S6lGss ass
fiibrt iperoen folen, bere9nst. Diess
mai obsr nidat b[oB sur Wertheibisuns
elmer burt bic 2eibensi9ale stsanses
Hen Grsnspropinl fonbern sur Gnts
laItuns Der 5ikrrsidsunsarifdsn ars
NEE unb sur llmidIinsuns b,s ruHi.
fden Saupibssres in gnlisisu. ilno
pisIsiti iinb. ipdbrsnb Der 3ufhdusr
nit athsmIoIsr Spannuns auf ben bic
gri6iung brinssnoen Mufmarf9 barrt,
bic snii9sibenben BefeHe gum 9beiI
idon aussefilbrt. llsbsr cine unssfdbrt
8ermuibuns biHaus reiHt unfsr Bid
ni9t, tpGbrenb stuifdsn benz beutf&sH
unb osm 5iterrti4sunsariI9en Saupi.
quarter iiber ben artegsplau selrib
Dclle aIarbsii poItet. Jn sipsrii9tlts
der gorousfiht neuer slorreiHer lsi.
iiunssn beutf9sr SserestbeiIe I'm Often
- slsih bem S4IdfAenbonnsripstter
5inbsnburss - bat bic 5iterrsI9suns
earifde armse in WeffgaIi3isn ausass
barrt, Bis ipie BET Wdterloc bsr isbn.
jiiniis srtpdrtsts preubif4e wunbes.
uenoHs I'm ridtisen stusenblid srfhisn.
nm an Der Ribsrtperfuns bss semsins
famsn Gsinbss entfdeibenb ibeiIsunsb.
men.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-05

iie ea bamit ernit meinen, 10 tDnnen lie
iib auf cine tpeitere nnb mod grobere
Rieberlase ssfabt MAIDEN. bob ihnen
ale Cuff su fpsiterem asitiren perseben
pirb, benn oas Bolt III Der asitation
miibe, tpel9e srobe 8apitalien nit
@erniAtuns bsbrobt. ipel9e bic politit
bemoraliiirt uno cine seiitige aneas
tuns gu 3iele bat. @enn bic probibis
tiDniIten in anbersn Staaten srfoIss
reid getpsien limb, 10 lit bas NIT benz
perIdiebenen Dfonomii9en 9aratter
Der betreffsnben Staaten gu ertldrsn.
2anblpirt6Ifaftli9s Staateu tOnnen
fi4 pbne Srinttpirthidaften bsbelfen,
aber ni9t SnSuItrieituuten. Dieie pers
ben bem prubibitionismus jsber5eit st~
nen gebarnii9ten Miberitano entges
seniteuen. Wenn Die Rrobibitioniiter
baraus Mutb ifDpfen, Oab ibr @ous
perneursz zSanbibat @ilis burases
brunsen 1T, 10 befinben iie iiA IN
srSbli6em Srrtbum. ipenn iie glaubsn,
bab bas aus 9eseiiterung fir Die
Sadie seideben lit, ipsl4e er pertritt.
SntonIequent, tpie es i4eint. bab bic
probibitipniiten geIflugen poroea
finb unb elm prpbibitiOniitif9 seiinnter
9oup.rneur setpdbIt porben 1T, bat
Sus bod feline suten 9riinoe. Was
@illis sum Siege bsrbolfen bat, mar
nidt feline probibitioniitnIde Sci ilns
nuns, ionbern feline 9ertretung oes
Spme Rule 9rin5ips. 0us bat Gor
psrpeisert unb Oarum 1T er gel4lagsn
lporben. gu ieinsr Nieberlase bat audi
Die SblieBuns Der @irthI6aften am
Sonntas beigetrasen. 9llfo mar aud
bic GrpGbluus BON Winis tein Sie3
Der grobibition, funbern oes 5reiiinns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-05
2otaI 8eri4t.
ts.GrIastIiii&eise.

{Samua Gisrn, %, 1411 Sobu Ctr.
l5a5sI aaubsr, 20, 1575 Dirmpnt alD.
Jgat. Mean.p, 40, Ola meft 8. Cir.
(gInnis Mlea.aH. 43, 143S GrssmaH
4psnus.
JJoispb 9. anablsr, 48, Columbus.
lGlara foreman, 45, 2s27 Gniisrn
aptnus.
lalbsrt 0. gDis4srs, "a, pIsaIans
! gfibss.
tSaitis Q. Sumter. "a. asnnsSp
Ssisbts.
JSobn 9. 9aplor. %. osyinstoR, ap.
lGranfss Orr. 26. Gmsrp 9stsI.
(gonrub q. Gdul. 81, 6amilton. ..
Maria Dorm,p. ~, 308 Other ctr.
lgarfiel6 German, "a, Dfenbiua, ..
lMarp 9roermaun. 26. btasl.
jm. 9. Wloore 48. 391e Gprins
Drope gpe.
lgunies Gops. 20, GolIsse 9in.
lJrbn IN. sunis. Al, Gbepis',
lGIara Buribarbt. Al. 1866 Stssntan
apsnus.
leODarb 3. wsIIiusbOff. %. 744mt.
Spps Roab.
lwsona R. JraniIin, q. btssI.
JGsorss aopp, 1920 9sresforb {lps.
lGnber Gsgoob, q, $40 GBtamors
Sirabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-05

ileberaetpidt Der eireiiirdfts Der en'
teniemlfts minbeItsns 10 lange it4ttn.
aIs Die Gntipidluns Der rufiif9sn wtd'
rine nod nidt 70 nett fortsei9rttte'i
III, um bic aSIuns bisier gufsabs
fslbit su iibernsbmsn. Ruiiifhe S4itfs
miibten NIT 3uiiimmuns Gnslanos
als Bats I'm 6itlidsu Wiitelmesr bic
snsIii9en Sdfen beniiben oiirfen, sbsn'
10 ipie bic fran,6iifde Warinsionbtn,
iipn Der ruififdsn Jloit. ssitatttt. ilcl
I'm iptIiIiten Miitelmser auf bic fran'
s5Fidsn SGfsn Su baiirsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-05
Ga 5olletts bat cine SermaIs

Ga 5pllette bat eine SermaIs
menDe Rieberlase erIitten. Sas 1T
pobl nidt aus 9tbneisuHg sessn feline
periun, ionosrH segen bic Sa9e, psls
6e er pertritt, sei6ebeu. 4ls bic res
publitaniide partei in ben 5eiIeln oes
Grubtapitals lag, bat Ga Jouette
Wertbpoles seleiitet, aber es febIt ihm
bic Meiiteri9aft in Der gei9rGntung.
Gr tpurbe ultrazrabital unb oieier
sSiibruns tppllte oas Bolt ii4 niht
mebr anpertrauen. Qus bem Reiultat
in ben ibrissn Staaten TT sbeHfalls
5u srisben, bab oas amerttanii9e
Bolt teine ipeitsrs asitatton tpiini6t.
ionoern es BEL ben in sipolfiGbrigem
Sample seponnenen Reformen porldus
fig betpeub.n laHen min. gla4osm es
bic Reattion1ren iiberpunoen bat, ses
bietet es ben Rabitalen ginbalt, mas
DON geiunbem poIitifden Snftintt
seugt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-05
Neue Gmtbiillsnsen sur Wsrss'
iai&te bes meltfriess.

sluaeIifts Der Bel Te,iti6lanSs
Geanern berportretenoen geitrebun.
gen, Der Seiti6en .Wilitarpartei"
unb bem bcutideu Dtilitarismus bic
SdluIS an bcnt sese,rpartigen aries
oa5ui6ieben, peroffertIidlt bic Sleids.
regierung cine @eibe bon geridliep
Der oeutiten 6ipIomatii4en gcrire.
Ter i'm 9(usIano, Die bic poIitIihea
ln6 miIitdrpoIitiiten @e5iebungelI
Der Gruenielnafte Dor Dem Sriegs'
allsbruG gum Sesenitano bnbcH. Son
elmer 9e5eifniing Der beriftenoen
SteIIen uno Der eenaueren 0atlimS
1T aus nabeIieeenben @riinben abge.
ieben porSen. g;r entnebmeH ben
Sdriitihideu, Die fir iif icIbit ipra.
den, iolgenoes:
Sas Grbs stSnis GSnarSs.
=. Mdrs 1918.
Simmer cnger tperbm Die Waidcil
bes gieges. in be es Der fransoiiihen
Diplomatic eelingt, gnglaub aii per.
tlusn. Sa0n .,;s.a. ~ ~ etl'.' ~. y9a,..'
pes gsurollU's'ohlsis'ss w. S.'a',nr os.s..
lI9 SlslaIIo o, an oiu..leig .. '5ilagss s W.
irl5ipiifen su fonfreten @ereinbnrlii.
gen Der beiberieiiieen @eneraIitdbe
petO'ulel paoeH. pe6usl'al peI apinu.
Ghl'sen me)eil ellrr auoperaile" oat
zee eria9re ld poh ss'peg,Iilu sm
l'NiertldAelsr sIeIIc e- ous oDssenoc.
nNe eHgln@ o.ohe uoetnuIlntl
cen SNiIe oer WoIolee, ees aahals
iIno ocS atlnni!lIsn L1ehns. nm
,Stantrela oIe Mogl'aaeiI on . sepen.
le leine SeelueaiiIa,Is ult IpeII.la,en n,
oanIh oes 1tiiIelianvlWel ~eeeaes eas'
5ll forioenfr'rell. peoe. ~ ,pnI als SIlg' an
shlltt Inf oie ,5ioiie gsaiia eui Set'
liigling arlieuf ipiro: Sle Selal's pe.
6ieoen lla aiiI ose @e'penonng pon n
Itail5elt~eH 1olpepull1iHasI n'D Nv.
ilnterleeoooteli I'M aahal itno pes
englnHen Vttffeimeer 0e'a,Ipaoets,
eas bel ansbrud oes atleges oel'
fran5olild'en aoFniral iinierlieli m'r9, .
gon belorIoerer 'Sele I, erpalIe lg
aellntnIB nou eliiein ptotenpealeL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-05
aeentiiisirt.

ssn Scr Morsue iplirbc hcItern be
peide Der unbetanlteB 9rau, ,pelHe
binter riilem Sduppen IN Der A,sorl
sirlbe tsbt ouIeeiimbeh pairbe, ais
Die 40idhriue a'larp Gpxrop, angebii6
i'm &aide Cos groaEspau wobrbaIt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-05
9pnnerstas, bcn 5. Ioucmber 1914.
0ie ensIanbsr ipero.u tds

Dte GnsIGnbsr iperosn tag
Iih sepalttbGtissr. Sest baben iie cine
neue Gprm Der glodaOe geihaffen, in'
Dem lie bic ginfabrt 5ur Nprbiee nit
Minen periperren. Wpbl baben bic
DeutI6en ebsnfalls Minen selest, aber
iie baben baour9 ni4t bic neutralsn
2dnber blodirt. pie ss ieBt pon Setten
Gnslanbs gsf6isbt. Sn Solse osiIen
berri4t bodsraSise gntriiituns IN
SolIanb, OGnemart unb gorpegen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-05

Die StaatsDGbl purbs am
Disultas unter benz S6la6truf: Sis
sgreiiinn, bis Sdnatismus! gsiii6rt uub
Sas RefuItat mar etne boppslts Rieoers
lage fir Die probibitioniiten, inbem
bas probibitionss4meubem ssi4las
gen unb bds Some Rules9lmenoemsnt
angenommen purbe. Sroboem ertlds
rem bie prObibitioniften, ben aampf
ipisber aufnsbmsR 5u tpollen Wsnn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-05
Die prpbibittonifen finS

Ole ~ lpI W FeA l''"
in anOeren Staateu nod f4ltmmer ssf
idlasen tporben, als in Shio, Sn
Galifurnisn baben is eine sermalmenoe
Risoerlags erlitten. Sn Wolbinston
iinb iie nit elmer ni9t unbstrdatli3eH
MajoritGt suriidseipieien poroen.
SeIbit in Qriaona, bas als bpffnunsss
Ins troden aalt, iinO lie unterlegsn.
Das iollte Der tempsrenslerifaen Isia
tdtipn Elm gnbe MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-05

Der srObs sesfiss, ben bic
tIsine Deuti6e 5lotts iiber einsn melt
Itdrteren Setnb an usr Hiiits BON Ghtls
bappnsetragsn bat, pirb ben bsiIeren
@efaiissn Der Oeuti6en 5usei4rieben.
Sas beitdttst bic bereits friiber ans<
sefprodene 4nii6t, bab Die Nus
riiftuns Der snsliideH Sdiife pisl gu
ipiinIaen iibris laiIe. @leiA3eittg pirb
bamit Die MelDuns pabriasinli6, bab
bic beutide 5lotts in Der Norbise 5ur
Offeniipe iibergsben iperoe, iObalo Die
S9iffe nit iapereren 9eiaisen auss
geriiftet iinb, pelds bic MDsIidteit
bieten, bic ensliIde Jlptts sufammsns
sui6ieben, ebe iie auf Sdubpeits an
bic beutIaen Sfiffs selangen lam.
gs Idsint cine Dirt maritimer nSunts
bon gfen" in 8ereiti6aft gu iein,
tpslde bieielben groben grfolse brinsen
ipirb, ME tbre 'S6peftsr in 2iitti4,
Ramur unb 4ntpsrpeu. Soffentli4
beitGtigt iih bas, oenn Io6alo Die eng
lif6s Serri6aft CUR See einigsrmaben
iiberpunt.n tit, perben bic GngIdnbsr
isbr balb LIN Grieben bitten miihen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-05
gs 1T erfreuGi6, beri6tsr

Gs TT srfrsuli6, bsriatsn
5u t6nnen, bub ieDer amsritaHii6e
3eitunsssaorrsipOnbsnt, Der ii6 auf
ben arisssi6auplab begibt, ppn feinsr
beuti6feinDIi@sn Gsiinnung bstebrt
piro unD Der SumanitGt Der Deutiden
Elm slGHsenbss 3eusnib ausItsllt. Die
ameritaniids Rattpu 1T bur6 bic eHsa
lif9e aontrple oes Gdbels un6 bic 4bs
bdngigteit Der anglosameritanii6en
grefe DON snglif6en preberSeusnifIsn
bergtftet iporbsn unb bat ben S6auers
ssfai6tsn ii6er bic Deutidsn, tpel4e
aug bieien unIduteren Auellen tomeH,
Glauben seidcHtt. Die amsritanii6eu
3orrsfponOentsn, Die tdgli4 in GROCER
8abl iid mad europa bese6en, leiiten
uni4dBbare 0ieufts, inbem fis unfersm
8olts bic Wahrbeit beri6tsn, ME iie
ii6 Dor ibrsn 2tuasn rffenbart. Gins
ftimmig mslben tie, bub bic Deutihen
feline grauiame Ration Iinb, ionosrn
ibrer boben &ultur gsmdb ben 9rieg
nit Meni6li9teit fiibren. Wir 6altsn
es fir TefbftOsritdHblid, ooB bas ames
rttdnif6e gublitum ben QusIadsp BON
unpartsiii6sn 3eusen mebr 6laubsn
fdenten tperbe, als oem 3eugnib bon
seinoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-05

THE DOUBLE DEFEAT OF the Pro.
hibitionists through the rejection of the
Prohibition amendment and the adoption
of the Home Rule amendment ought TO
induce them to cease their noxious agi-
tation. They have received notice from
the people that they do not look with
favor upon eRdeayors that are bound
to work an immense destruction of
property, that do not conform with
the liberal spirit of our age and intro.
duce confusion into politics. II the Pro.
hibitionists draw comfort and encour-
agement from the election OF Mr.. Willis,
they mistake the meaning of his success
Mr.. Willis was elected because be stood
on platform that advocated Home
Rule, in opposition to the state rule
over municipalities as introduced by
Governor Cox. We may also add that
the closing Of saloons on Sunday by
Gov. Cox helped TO bring about his
defeat. Finally the Prohibtionist
ought to realize that an industrial
state like Ohio is not good battle
ground for Prohibition. especially when
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-23

There Is no single article of dress upon
which woman's comfort depends to the
extent that IL depends upon the corset.
With the waist line a matter of con-
lecture, as 1t is in so many of the present.
consider comfort first.
The tango girdle of elastic webbing has
no rival in this field at least in the
opinion of the people who wear 1t.
It is made in several lengths. The
medium length costs 80: the very short
girde, only six inches wide, costs SIPS
There is a modified form this season.
with the back of coutil laced in the regu-
lation way and elastic webbing in the
front.
This costs SO.
a new style in firmly woven treco costs
So 80.
1t has the flexible steels that are used
in the place OF whalebone nowadays. OF
medium length, it is cut slightly higher in
back than in front.
1t is made for the very slender and has
the natural curve in at the waist.
For fuller figures there is corset of
coutil that is higher both back and front
figure rather than upon many bones.
1t, too, costs SO.
The so-called boneless corset Is still
sold for 81, In several lengths. 1t is only
steeled back and 'front.' with one steel
at the side. 1t seems to find favor for
wear when dancing 1t can be replaced
without great loss II 1t should give way
by too strenuous exercise.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-23
Big HAT AND LITTLE
RIVALS FOR FAVOR,
MILITARY IN TONE
Tricorne, With Cockade or
Stiff Feathers, Particularly
Well Liked by Those
Who Can Wear 1t.

There are two kinds of hat today, the
very small and the very large. The
small hat is dashing and very often mill
Scotch bonnets, continentals and thel
tricorne, that is welcomed so eagerly by
the women who can wear it.
The tricorne assumes very martial
air this season; it appears with cock
ade or staff feather standing erect.
The Scotch bonnet has the rosette or
eagle feather, or even tassel for orna-
ment.
On the Russian turban there are gall
looms of metallic appearance and motifs
that are very warlike in design.
These, with the tailleur or trotteur
frock, still have the pas, although the
canotier, by which name was revive the
wideb brimmed sailor, appears determined
to win it's place once more in feminine
affection.
Black velvet has apparently the cachet
Of famous milliners, although colors, such
as grape and taupe and tete de neSre,
have vogue of their own.
And just as the small hats take
dashing or jaunty air, picturesque is the
word to apply to the hat with the wide
brim of the kind that has long been
known as the Gainsborough.
Ii is hat that comes and goes as
certainly as an ocean tide, and in spite
of the ban of disapproval or even the
high tariff, ostrich feathers or tips are
almost certain to he used for trimming.
The hat shown in the illustration today
belongs Enthusiastically to the picture and
portrait class.
It has the wide brim, slightly curved
to soften the effect and faced with chif-
fon. This is corded on the edge and at
a depth of few inches and 1t Is shr-
red as we'll
Against the soft crown two ostrich
feather tips are placed Where they come
together, a little at one side, there is a
soft choux of chiffon to match the fac
ing.
1t is designed to wear at an angle,
which, of course, adds greatly to its
style and at the same time displays the
chiffon underbrim.
The color scheme is tete de negre as to
crown and upper brim, while the chiffon
facing Is of a delicate rose, and the os-
trich tips were chosen of the same del
icate tint.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-23
BEFORE THE SANDMAN COMES

desperately TO get in that tiny door.
She pecked at it, she clawed and she
scolded it vigorously, but it got no
larger, So finally she gave up and
built her nest in nearby apple tree,
But mean to see who gets that
house" she declared 10 Mr Robin. Il
mean to be very particular about our
neighbors,"
For several days nobody came, then
one morning a very cunning Mr.. and
Mrs. Wren flew into the yard.
"Oh, look" exclaimed Mrs, Wren,
here is a dear little house. It's Just
exactly what we were looking for"
ITO be sure it is" chirped Mr..
Wren in delight, and then unfortu-
nately he looked around When you
have found exactly what you want
it is very bad plan TO look any tur-
ther; you will find trouble every
time
Trouble is exactly what Mr. Wren
found-trouble in the form OF two
ONICl ltNlIN wien 4ACtoNS.
"Oh, look at those" the foolish fel-
low exclaimed.
And OF course Mrs. Wren looked.
Aren't they lovely" she cried
I'VE must look those over before we
settle in any. Maybe those are better
than the first one we saw"
So they looked them over They
ran in and out; they examined and
Uttered and exclaimed till Mrs Robin
was thoroughly disguised.
why in the world don't they de-
eide and start TO furnishing'" she
chirped Grossly. 81 don't believe
those wrens know a good home when
they see one"
In the meantime Mrs. Wren de
cided on the first house. They car
ried in the straws and worked very
hard for a whole day; then she de
cided she wanted the second house,
and the work began all over.
After a whole days work on the
second house she thought the third
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-23
KNOWTHCS THAT INTEREST MAID AND
EQUALITY OF SEX THEORY
BREAKS UP A FAMu !
Woman Carries It to Length q, ~,
ing Husbands Automob,,. SSa'

CHICAGO, Sept. 23.-Until rscenr.
problem of the "single" standard w
other questions pertaining to IN. a.. ~
ity OF sex never troubled the mihS !,
Otis Wilson. He always had beaa Of
busy attending to the business ~ 20
garage In Winnetka. VI As
Mr.. Wilson believed, and still haiti.
man has the right to do as he ivses nis.Ns
as long as 1t does not infrlnee ~ 1ses .s
rights of others. He felt that mn. w
provided for his family and attenSns hs
his business, and paid taxes ID tba st. Y
and abided by the laws, his dutv s'e -
citizen had been fulfilled.
1t had been the custom of Mr. vr.
to go any place he pleased when.v.uu usVa
pleased. II he felt like taking a sn,s y y
one of his automobiles with a nor,,. y
friends 1t was no ones business hi. s y
own. Na
Mr.. Wilson has a wife. stranr. q, I.
may appear, Mrs. Wilson agreed n,. y
fectly with her husband on this snhi pv.'
but Mr.. Wilson did not know II IN =.
Mrs. Wilson did not make her nag,
known to any one, but she bellevsS Y. !.
just the same.
SO, In the course OF events the v,r..
owned by Mr.. Wilson in Winra,t''
caught fire and burned to the pro,ss
Mr.. Wilson lost considerable rnos.u
but he resolutely set to work and h~;.
another garage. When It was comnis,s,
Mr.. Wilson, following his polIcy !,
doing as he pleased, celebrated the et.O. "
by taking a Joy ride with a party !,
friends. "
Mrs. Wilson did not express her o,,.
ion when she learned of it. She simr,.
went to the garage and, taking H..
3-year-old son, Jack, with her. got I'M,
one of her husbands automobiles ars
started on a JOY ride for herself
Then she took the machine to deal,
on Michigan avenue and sold It for t9s
Did she take the money home and t.n
her husband about it.? No. She bousb,
herself and Jack some pretty cloths,
Then she boarded a train at the PAL,
street station and went away on ~
indefinite vacation"
Did Mrs. Wilson tell her husba,a
where she was going or when she WA,
coming back? No, indeed She knt-,
Mr.. Wilson believes in personal, lh
erty and felt he could not object h.
his wife having the same privileges
But Mr.. Wilson did object, and has
asked the police to make a search IA,
his wife and son. Mr.. Wilson told m.
police he believed Mrs. Wilson wal,
"vacationing' in or near Glenview, mi
The police failed to locate her there
However. Mr.. Wilson is doing soma
serious thinking.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-23
SPAIN SOLD 100000 WORTH
OF TOYS DURING 1918
400 Manufacturers Supplying For
eign and Domestic Demand.

eign and Domestic Demand.
Spain has depended in the past to a
large degree for its supply OF toys on pur-
cbases from abroad. During 1919 this
country imported toys to the amount of
about sGOO. coo, OF which Germany fur
nished goods to the amount OF about
$40 900 and France about $4,000 worth
Tyenty-fve years ago Spain exported
scarcely any toys. In 1913 II sold over
500 900 worth 10 various countries, Cuba
being the chief buyer, followed by Arsen-
tina, Belgium, Turkey and spanish pos
sessions,
n has become more apparent in Spain
In recent years that the manufacture OF
toys can be made lucrative industry on
account of the steady demand, with the
result that at present there are at teast
400 Spanish manufacturers or Importance
snnnlying TOYS for domestic use and for
exnort. In Barcelona there are 10 work
shops devoted exclusively to the produc-
ton OF toys which engage from 40 to 70
hands 40 which employ from 10 to 40.
and III with less than 10. Other cities and
towns in Spain have important toy fac
tories that cater largely to local use.
The toy industry has made such pro-
nounced progress that national exposi-
lion of TOYS has been just inaugurated In
RarceIona the chief commercial city OF
sDain and il has been largely patronized
by the toy factories in this neighborhood,
as we'll as throughout the Peninsula.
Among the lines chiefly exhibited are
turned wooden goods, including tenpins,
tops. small furniture. besides croquet
sets, carts and wagons metal soods. such
as soldiers small table services, trains OF
cars mechanical toys, guns and pistols;
paper goods, paper cinematographs. thea
tres with fgures, marionet shows; and
leather goods. comprising footballs. and
stunned imitation animals, such as horses,
donkeys and dogs.