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Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-07-09
FLOUNCE ROCK ITEMS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart and Mr.. and
Mrs. limerick passed through here en-
route for Yellowstone Park.
Mr.. Campbell and Mr.. Neidermeyer
went up to inspect the ranges where
their sheep are being pastured.
r. B. Vincent, Robert Gordon and
Ray Davis took a bunch Of sattle to
Woodruff Meadows last Wednesday
and two days later took some more to
Bald Mountain for pasture.
Mrs. Myrtle Dawson and daughter
Leila, from Snoer, Ore, came up on
the stage Tuesday to visit Mrs. Daw-
sons mother, Mrs. Peyton.
Carl Richardson and Uriah
Vaughn have been helping Mr.. Ditts-
worth on his barn.
Margery Erskine spent Wednesday
visiting the Dittsworths.
Paul Peyton spent Monday night
at Bear Spring ranch.
The Crater Lake stage began max
ing trips to the lake on July 1. So
far they have had quite number of
passengers.
Mr.. Parkhurst of the Crater Lake
Company and Mr.. Kiser, the photog-
rapher who is spending the summer
at the lake making pictures, went out
to the valley Sunday.
The picnic at Cascade Gorge on the
Fourth was well attended and all en-
joyed themselves. While there were
no athletic events, there was a pro-
gram and several speeches and at
noon a good and bountiful luncheon.
Many autos passed here the Fourth
en- route to points farther up in the
mountains to spend the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erskine and Mrs. s.
P. Adams spent Sunday at Evergreen
Ranch.
Mrs. Adams went to Medford on
the auto stage Tuesday to visit
friends and attend to some business.
Margery Erskine spent Saturday
night at r. B. Vaughan's.
Several people from this vicinity
went to Prospect Saturday night to
see the fireworks.
The picnic at Big Butte bridge was
well attended and we understand a
good time was had. There was a
dance at night.
T. NJ. Peelor and H. D. Blanchard
went to Mcleod Friday.
Lots of travel on the Crater Lake
road now. Quite a number of emf
grant wagons from eastern Oregon
are passing.
]. F. Dittsworth started to Med.
ford Sunday to meet Mrs. Ditts-
worth's three daughters, who are
coming on visit from North Platte
Neb., and Francitis, Texas. 1t has
been four years since Mrs. Dittsworth
has seen one of her daughters.
A good rain would be very accept.
able to the farmers in this vicinity
H. d. Blanchard is expecting visit
from his father and brother, who live
in Missouri, about the first oil
August. His other brother and fam.
lily visited him last fall. They had
visited all the scenery west of the
Missouri river, including Yellowstone
Park, and they pronounced Crater
Lake the grandest sight of all.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-07-09
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Old shingles for kind
ling. 668 North Main. 12-4t
FRESH MILK GOATS. Mrs. Fox,
168 Lincoln ST., Ashland.
13-1mo.H
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-07-09
Resu|t-Getting Classified Columns


sale. ~ " ~ ~ - " =
Seeds = f'' " -
have
trade reach the buyer and seller through
You will a
iture. $500 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Classified Rates. insertion
insertion thereafter 80
nt inserted for less than 25
except to parties having ledger
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-07-09
s. P. TRAIN SCHEDULE
NOrthbOund.

Miss Alice Vandersluis, Talent cor
respondent, is authorized to repre-
sent the Tidings in all business rela-
tions in this field. Headquarters,
Vandersluis & Burgan store.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-07-09
MAKE THE
HOTEL MEDFORD
Your Home and Resting Place.

Your Home and Resting Place.
Visitors to Medford will find this
modern hotel both convenient and
accessible place from which to shop
and meet friends. Rooms $1.00 up.
Hot and cold water in every room.
Courteous attention.
Ladies will find large, comfortable
and airy parlors and reception room.
Meals served la carte In spacious
dining room. EMIL MOHR, Prop.
YOUR RESTING PLACE.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-07-09

FOR TRADE for improved or close
in Ashland property, 2S4 lots in
growing town of 1000 in Okla
homa oil field. Clear and selling
at 500 each. Not vacant house
in the town. Good for quick cash
by man who knows how to handle
town lots. Inquire of Bert R.
Greer at the Tidings office.
TO EXCHANGE for improved or
close in Ashland property, five
good residence lots in city of
10000. Good value at $4,000
each. Will trade one or all. Lo-
Gated in best residence district, sur
rounded by fine homes; paved; on
beautiful elevation; on street car
line. Inquire of Bert r. Greer,
Tidings office.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-07-09

The Tidings is on sale at Poley's
drug store. II East Main street.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-07-09
MISCELLANEOUS

AUTO LIVERY-Floyd Dickey. Tel
ephone BABY. 81
WANTED-Sewing by the day or
piece. Mrs. Bomar, phone 200-J.
11-lmo.%
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-07-09

MONEY TO LEND on improved farm
land at the First National Bank of
Ashland. S-tf
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-07-09
MUSIC AND ART.

SINGING-Vocal technique, tone
placing, artistic singing. Mr.. Mac
Murray, Director Of Music, Pres
byterian church. Box 54. 30-tf
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-07-09

The mediators simply had to make
some kind of a report.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-07-09

TO TRADE for improved or close in
Ashland property, 80 acres of good
farm land adjoining town of 1000.
Produced 4S bushels of oats to the
acre last year and now planted to
oats. All tillable. Price $4,000.
Incumbrance $2,100, due in six
years. See Bert r. Greer at the
Tidings office.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-26
@eipirft
Sa6en bic Wanbamps.alagen gegen
Sen goarb OF Complaints.

Snfolse Der erlafenen Manbamus-
befeble unb duf gnorOnuns Der
SteuertommiiIipn bat Der 0iz
itrict goaro Of Complaints, Der idol
porber ben @inpano Der &rippenoorfs
Dittman So. gegen bic grbD6ung ibrer
Steuers sgini9dbung I'm 100000
snolens polens 5ur 8erbanblung dufs
genommen bate, geitern aua nit bers
ieniqen bes Ginpanbes Der Jreo, ".
Sbmiot go. besonneu.
Die &DrperIdaft bat nur nod einen
Sibunsstag - Samitag - unb tpiro
an bieTem bic beiben @tnipGnbe enbs
siltig enti9eioen.
Die Subis gie 9atins Co., bersn
@iniddBuns ebenfulls Inn $4,000 era
bD6t porben lit, bat geitern audi cine
Mdnbamustlage angeitrengt. I'm ote
&Drperi6aft gu 5pingen, tbren Gin1
fpanb entgegen gu nebmen. Sm @ans
sen nurben Bel Der 8ebDrbe TAT Gins
tpdnbe eingsreidht, BON Oenen 337 CUR
@erbanbluns aufgenOmmen tporbsH
itnb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-26
Gas nnb @aiier anscbrebt.

9lm W1ittpuh 9(beno nu6m Senrp
@ablen, Don go. 904 Setts StrdBe,
einen Itarten Sasgerud pu6r, unb,
Der l1ria6e na6ipiirenb, fab er eben-
fals srObe @afermaiisu aus benz
6duie glo. 902 Belts Strabs itrOmen.
Die 9pli5iiten gedsr unb Wlar9
pdrnten bic umitebenben 2eute,
Strei9b6laer an3uSiinoen. sic besa'
ben fih bierauf IN bus Sous, oas
unbeipObnt 1T, unb fanben IdmmtliAe
9as. unb 8uferbdbne oufsebrsHt.
Die geamten i4lofeu iofort iamlnt'
lide Sabine unb DFfneten bic Seniter.
Dor benz 6auis itanO Der 80 Sabre
alte George Suelsman, BON No. 1884
8apmilsr Strube, Der ben 9OliSiiten
erSdbIts, baB it6 isin Jreunb &or.
S6neibsr, q Sabre aft, DON SO. S26
Belts Strabe, in oas !6dus beseben
bate unD er bier auf i'm marie. Der
iunse Mam purbe ipdter in elmer bes
na9bartsn g8irtI6dft angetroffsn
uno seneiuIam nit 6uelsmdn in
Saft senommsu. Die 9uli5ei bat
cine unteriu9ung in Der 4neeIestn.
belt einseIeitet unb lit Der Qniidt,
bab bas 9anae auf einen &a6enit
binauslduft, neil @erpanbts OsS
Sdneioer aus bieIem Sauie ermitttrt
purben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-26
@rnnbcisentbnmS sranSaftiOnen.

Srau Caroline 80. 9. pottsr BON
gaen Srleans bat tbr @isentbum, go.
GIG @eit Z. Strabe fir $4,000 an
%. Z. 6obae pertuuft - Dus sum
Ra9ldb BON GIiIdbetb Reirbduier aea
b0riee @iseutbum, 1851 sSpbn Straa
&c. 1T BON Trau @itber Silberitein
fir S5455 an sbos. yl. 1ubor Defa
iauft tpcrben. - 6err \. 6. 6. &els
In, Der mad Sort Wortb, Geras. iibers
seIiebeIt lit, bat iein @pbnbdus, Ro.
726 Delta glpenue, an aepnuro Gjortb
fir S34oO pertauft. Qtns bieIs
Sransastionsn bat bic Hirmo Sbeps
bore Raper &c Bro. psrmitteIt.
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aontrattfOrbtruns sessr
bic Gtabt sinaetlaat.

Die 6. M. Rsslb Contraction 60,
Don pittsburs, ipeIHe ieinerSeit mi!
ibrem gngebot Don S110. .473.68 Don
otr Gtabt Cincinnati ben Rontrati
fiir bic Musbefsruns refp. Renopi.
runs bes tpeitliden 9aifins bss Chen
Bart Refrpoirs srbieIt unb bic ar.
bsiisn am 10. Oftober 1914 fsrtiese.
itslt 5at, ilasts ssitern etns Rtitfors
osrung ii6sr $28.978.51 ssgen bic
Stubi Elm. Die aIdserin bat bsrsits
$50. .Om 20 erbaltsn unb dls lie bic
Re6nurs fiir bic Rsitforoerlns IN.
ter5rtittte. ipurbe bsren 3dblung aui
ben Grunb BIN reripsisert, bab bi.
stsbsissu ni4t in ilsbsrsimisimmuna
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-26
SSS ;selloiu sanserdjur.

Der Obj 6ellcp Gdnserdor pers
anitoltet am Sdmitae. %. 9topsmber,
einen srobsu 9eisaI9aftsbaIl IN Der
Central 5urnballe. gllls @Orbereitun.
gen inter @oriib pon Dr. s. R. Ree'
mefin fpurbsn aufs Bette eetrcffen.
Da oas apmmittse ipeseu Der 2isens'
Mneelegenbsit in ber Central Surns
bale Bic iest TN untIarta mar Oh Ssy
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-26

gan absebalten iperben t0nnte, iuurbe
nit Der ginlabung Der beutfden Der
cine 3uriidsebulten. Sebo4 iinb jeBt
olle S9ipieristeiten iibertpunben uno
ss pirb elm GROCER 8eiud erpartet.
Der 8aa nimmt ieinen @nfons um 7
1fhr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-26

}8m. yrant Drummer, 21, 651 Delhi
4penue.
Sarab 6. goote, 18, 651 Sebam ct,
(Sobn .. SobniOn, 26, 1907 Clifton
Mpenue.
Roiie Corners, 20, College SiG.
Wm. $. Seftsn, 25, 910 Ri4monb
Strabe.
lG0it4 Mae SOnes 2e, soe @eft Z.
Strabe.
(Sos Drummer, %, ia Weit aibsrtp
strabe.
lelisabetb 5riatODstp. 18, $40 Suts
@benue.
lWalter 6. 0edsr, 81, S16 Weit
Court Str.
DOrot6p Mari6aG, 10, 913 gsttsSt.
(Sarpeb 9su. Seinae, q, 4236 grOots
! iibe 2lDe.
Dorotbp gaen Reib, 20, 4251 g6ami
bers Str.
(Wiliam 9. Raders, 33, 0apton, an.
lailie Sris, 27, Mt. Dui6inston.
(georse Grssel, 40, g2orpoOb.
aouiis g. RusbIs, 40, 5 Sft McWtl=
Ian Ctr.
(@iGiam s9on, "a, Mt. Sealtbp.
l9lnna aute, "a, besgl.
(stanlsb 5. Waite, "a, 4o44 Gar
tbase Qbe.
mabsl 6, Su6smin, 21, 41oS Ser
gus Ctr.
(@bparb aane, "a, 1459 Gaftsrn aoe.
Bertha 5. Serfert, "a, 3114 Ourrell
4penue.
(Wolter Ruessr, 80, 3576 Golsrain
Qlpenue.
CLARA M. 2ammers, 90, Price 5ia.
(glfreb 2esler, %, SIS StiDsr ctr.
l9lnna S9eG, 19, 2126 Goth Str.
(gbpin Soiep9 SabIin, 2e, 1923
Gbaie Str.
2lnna Seilman, 27, 23oo eaitern glp.
(9lrtbur ). TafsnOorf, %, Carthage.
Cola 90. S9tpa6, %, 432 MiIton
Strabe.
(Q(uduff 6. Wliller, 90. 2815 9lens
! bora slbe.
emma Gbip6aie, 90, glorpooc.
(Samss McSusb, "a, 2547 Wariap
! glpenue.
SOrotbp 9atborn, 19, 5S2 @rdnoalo.
(Senrp s. Maerb, 80, 2318 5loraSt,
| Oorotbp @uniaulus, %, 1896 Wdi6s
inaton Ipe.
(glntbonp g. alingenbsd, 81, 1863
! Oregon Str.
l9llpina 2atbam, II, 321 grOabpap.
(Soiparo $. 5obiun, q, gleD @ieunu,
! Sbio.
lStela gailep, 19, 412 Spcamore ct.
|Srpin S9lentsr, 90, Gbepiot.
(gtie 90. RummeI, Is, Dessl.
}@iaiam $. @sinB, 90, 1719 9aItis
more Npe.
(Marsaret 5uI9nsr, "a, 2315 Gbidus
iap glpe.
(gtbplf Grsbsrmutb, "A, 121 Barrier
! Strabe.
Georgia SIbum, 40, 2617 9tlbertap.
(3eb 9lttins, as, Soneter, 90.
l9lnna Slins, AZ, 1719 @ine Str.
(atllen $. 9rummOno. %, 0ud Greet
! Roob.
lapretta Wa. Sruns, II, 1921 GabSt.
(@ercp 9 .SadiOn, 20, SOB Carlisle
/ glnenue.
lMinnie Ma. UsiGs, q, 900 Sobn st.
)5rsb, $. Sdefmunn. 25, 1o5 psste
/ Strabe.
lgtorma 5. Rois, "a, 1923 8oer CIR.
|Ssiis @. slppIesats, %, 4717 Surr
I lamb Mpe.
taapina Glart, Is, 1929 gesbmOnt
4penue.
(9lrtbur WaonisOmerp, %, SarriIOn.
! Sbio.
(glnna @sisolb, %, bessl.
JWm. .. Giisn, 2s, ss2 OR z. Ctr.
(iSsttp @Oeltlsin, 20, SessI,
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Ass ben Oerid)tstbfss.
lran Elpmontb BttfS beaaiiuortet
bic alage bsr Tora Dand Wnieu.
Sic beJanpiet, bic IsibIide Wsntter
bss 9sHis s. Strait il, 81 iein.
linb beseidnst bic aIGgerin aIs bas
Wsrf5ens elmer Weridpu0rer.
Sliaue,

9lidter 0ormaH fritiiirt leidtfertiss
Gbsideibnnss.8 8siuillisnnBen.
@eeeiper fir Gin aonbitorei.
Q8eidait. - Gbeideibnngen
GIS 9anfiasnmsstas
idenfe,
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Mmpr i'm 9ienf.
Der fleine Sdelm fat seitern ipieSer
Diele 2iebespfeile entIenbet.

Der Danttug immer msbr gu einem
G6efdliebune tag ii9 sntipidelt. Den
80 Baaren, bic am Wlontas bic 6eis
ratbsli5ens l6iten, seieaten ii6 am
Oienitas ipeiters 80 gaare binsu unb
geitern mar nit SO qaaren Der Yane
nertag.
Die fOlsenben Observation-Disclosures
ipurben seitern ausseitelt:
lSoparb gIurt, 27, point pleaiant.
! Sbio.
lgDa 9orep Dab, "a, ct. Bernard.
]9arrp WiltOn uosG, q, 80 Mc.
I WiIlan Ctr.
lGarolin. 3. Gautsl, q, 1927 4bren3
Strab..
)gert 6intlep, 46, 500 Dit 5. Str.
I lWar9 Rban, 45. bssgl.
|Garl 2ubpig 8ismsni9nsioer, %,
I 3108 parton Rodb.
(Glorenee Mabel Wtaidms, 29, 726
4rmorD 2lDs.
}glifforb Sing @rsenpoOb, %, 221S
I Heabing Roao.
l5uttie Warie Srumiter, q, 822 gort
Strabe.
}Gbparb Suis, %, 1912 2OgaH Str.
lSpbelia &oebIer, %, 3515 8Oubinot
Apenue.
)5arrp gueter, 21, 35O3 SarrtonQfD.
l4nna alemsnt, 27, 3408 9arriion
9lpenus.
]5arrp Sobn gruns, 29, ct. Bernard.
lGlara 3d. 'ebsd, %, bessl.
)Gbarlss Dsinsart, "a, 1920 glaDSt.
lGarrie Soa Sbisn. q, 1926 bessI,
(5rant GbparO 6olmss jr., %, 1918
I 8roabfpap.
lGraoe See S5eIbon, q, 723 Spca>
more Ctr.
(SoTep6 $. 9uIstamp, &c, 1900
I Sapsburs Ctr.
(Warp Sia6ella Sdranb. %, Ct.
Bernarb.
}5rantis 6. Wae5arIanS, 81, Sarts
mel.
lGlfie M. Rortbpap, 20, Ssssl.
)Sobn u. Wspsr, 27, ct. gernarb.
lWarie 2osnniss, IL, glmpoob.
(Wiuiam 8. Dsffingsr, AZ, 2s71 60.
I leraiH 2lps.
lGburlotts $. stodtOn, 27, 1857 ga.
Der ctr.
]glarsnce Rotbi9ilb, SO, Detroit.
lRorma aobn, 25, 2anbon Court.
)5rant 5. 6ubsr, 30, 217 RulberrB
! Gtrabe.
lSulia Settler, 30, 32O Milton Str.
(Serpsrp Blaine Stuff, 81, 1852 Gin
rpoob Qpe.
lRut6 Sollinssr, %, 1924 Geleitial
Strabs.
(Gbarles RibbeG, SO, glmppob.
lgona airid. 23, 0essl.
|2ouis 3. 9rseIe, %, 454 Dsit Mcs
! Diitsn ape.
lSuian 6. Sod, 20, ROripoob.
|Sofspb RapmOnb, %. @auipatofa,
! Wisconiin.
lapba Warp DsIansb, 25, 1921 CO.
lerain glpe.
(Walt.r Sulius Grob, "a, 3154
! Mart6rsit 2lne.
(Gracs M. glart, 81, Glmpoob.
}Waltsr 6. Gift, %, Cincinnati So>
I fpital.
igeula5 9. alespies, 26, 211 @eit
8. Strabs.
(Spain Carr, 90, 1199 ct. Srssors
! 2lpenue.
lWilbreb Moorbsao. "a, 920 Ripers
pisp Qlpe.
JWalisr gobs, %, Gourtlanb, Wsinn.
| Barbara W. pfaff, 25, 2713 WeIt
6. Strabs.
(WaItsr 80. Dosrnsr, 26, 2612 Sons
bsrs CIR.
I9Iande 6. Brill, 25, 946 Glintonst.
(gpiIliam u. Darts, 81, 1868 2iiion
Ibenus.
Rarp SasebOrn, 25, WeitpOob.
(gric. 9. grOpn, SO, Sotsl 9ibiOn.
lSla g. Stspsns, 81, 1927 4uiion
Strabs.
}gbarlss 3. Siernsbers, q, 2208
Wbeeler Str.
l9ertrube aamp, 81. 231 &lotter 9lp.
}grneit Sones, 81, HeippOrt, ap.
@raes Sopnssno, %, 2910 &eaoing
Roab.
]geciI Mbers, 81, Rsip Baltimore, 8.
(2atberine Smitb, q. Wt. Sope, S.
(ainsie .. Srant. %. gasipoprt.
(Marie U. S6uefer, 20, 1866 anOr
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DlnftassesfsbI bss amerifaaiiAsr
WoIfes nus ber TenfiAen nnb
csitur. Hing. Silfsse'
isai6aft.


ben,
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Grum ion entipsiden, Gorge iol
faipeisen,
llnb eud burhftrSms fe,lriser Wuth.
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DAB ibr bas @uts boppeIt senisbt;
@aftlide giite, bas 1T bic 9Iiitbe
9tus Der bic 8lume, Grtunbf4aft.
tua fpriebt.
Sanfte aufmnntsrnns.
sSm 2anbe Der Gterns unb Strsifsn
bier iiHD
tMir seborsen DOT ieslider Rotb unb
@efabr.
Cas GsIdrme Der @affen III fern uns
fern DIR.
Seine Raudf4pabsn aisbeu un6 bsr
0tmmel lit tlar.
Tidt fpsisn Gefdiibe Werberben unb
Fob,
Bon beE J<lbern berein brinst ber
2anbmann bas Rorn
llnb er f.snet bic aama3t, bic sndbis
perfhont
Sbn bat ipieber Dor grGbli9em Sinls
melssorn.
syiir ben reihliden Sssen, Der 70 uns
bef1ert,
Wie fDnneu mir banten bem guttn
Oefhid2
SolIsn tnisen mir gum Beten2 SoII
tatenlos fein
Gum 6immel empor nur seriGtet ber
Bid?
., nimmer seniist bas; bsnn bic bort
ibr 9Iut
@trfpribsn IN tofenber, Idrmsnb.r
S6la9t,
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Waht,
Dab tein Jeinb nl6ge fddnben, mas
beifis uus TT.
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than!
1a miiifsn mir banbeln! Wit Gelb
illb NIT Gut
Mub belfeH bas ainb unb bic Grau
unb Der Wann.
Columbia f1ibt uns. Des Shubes
>ni1t ipertb
Sf, psr ssi5is suriidbdlt. ipss gabe
1T ilein.
Reid flisBs bic 5ilf aus golumbias
Qapb,
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2anbs bsr Grti'n!
q
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5iIfsfonbs ober brauf
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mM .9oufsnb Danf1 fou, iper ers
fdeint. besriibet fem.
limb .sauIenb Danis7ds4 labt bas
s5elt uns nennen,
IN benz iit Deutlde treu gum o a.
terlanbeiubtrRoth
bttenntn!
mir ipolIsn aeben, um gu linbtrn!
Rein Helm 1ebenteH folI bic Grobs
mutb binbern.
9ie 9riihsr briiben, ah. lie 3Gblen
niht ibr Hlut;
Was ibnsn 5. iie tpsrfeu's bin init
{, 9sIbenmuib!
Gis iterbsn! DAB mir lskn t5nntul
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5is fein!
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-26

}Soiep9 6. R9sin, 26, 1725 plsaiaut
I Strabe.
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Strabe.
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Strabe.
l2iqte Sablor, 81, 1910 Dauner Do.
}SarOlo 30, &nberfpn, 81, 4743 Mit.
I 6eq IDe.
l@mma 6. Strabtman, 16, 421o
Wetel Str.
}Walter $. s6effel, 80, 4236 Gbams
bers ctr.
l9arbara SaOsneder, 26, 1725 Gin
Strabe.
(9llon5o &. @eit, "a, 922 9lrmprpap.
lSennie Stoffsr, q, 1545 0ublepSt.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-22
NOW YOU HAVEIT

.TNONf IOO TlNbE ~
Some people call him Villa"
The "v'' and "l'' like village"
They mean, of course, the Mexican;
Who loves to shoot and pillage.
Old Scout calls him villa,
And this is how he spells it:
''V," double Sc" and then "a-h"-
Hugh Jennings almost yeIs it.
Detroit News.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-22
EASILY PLEASED

A dear old lady down in the coun-
try said to her husband one night:
George, dear, did that story you
was reading end happy"
''By Jove, yes" he replied, heart
lily, "the beautiful heroine got cured
of an incurable disease, and the story
gave the name and price of the pills
which done the trick"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-22
Qhn4yI.
G1Fa:%S


new york-at a theayter up town
where they have vodevill and movies,
they have a house dockter
the manidger thought it would be
a swell ad for the house, so he hunted
up a young dock in the naberhood
who dident have nuthing mulch to
do but look wise and, let his whiskers
grow, and he give him the job
the dock he has a regler seat at
evry show, and if anybody throws a
fit or anything, he is supposed to get
busy with the first aid stuff
well, a cuppel of days ago one of
the ushers came gallOping down the
isle to the dockter's seat, and he whis-
pers to the teller that is setting there
that the movie operator has been
took terrible bad
so the Teller goes up to the movie
operators coop, and sure enough the
guy is groaning sumthing feerful and
holding his stummick in his 2 mitts
as soon as the usher was out of the
coop, the operator says, say dock, >be
a good teller
simply got to see that ball game
today, fix it for me to get off, will you
sure will, says the uther guy, 1
amt no dOckter, just borrowed his
ticket, and if you don't give me away
to the manidger, i'll say you have got
anything from coIlery morbus to sof-
tening of the brane
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-22
WILLIE's LIFE-sAVlNG

WILLIE'S LIFE-SAVlNG
Willie had been forbidden to try
his new skates because his parents
thought the ice was not safe. Con-
sequently, when he appeared in the
doorway, dripping wet, there was
trouble brewing.
Don't lick me, ma" said the Of
fender, because I've just saved three
men and two women from drown
ing"
How" demanded his mother.
why" explained Willie, they
we're just going on the ice when l
broke through
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-09-10
II er1cant0 de
Buenos Aires
Ell RITO DE Los JARDINEs


Buenos Aires, julio de 1914. Muy 4
menudo, en- las deliciosas mailanas de
este invierno asoleado Y tibio, yoy 1
sentarme q la sombra de un arbol para
leer para sonar. Las amigas los
amigos a quienes les digo que tales son
mis- dulces instantes, .exclaman:
-i Sera en- Palermo!
! cuando les explico que es en- cual-
quier jardincillo del centro, en- la pla-
"a de Mayo 10 mismo que en- la plaza
del Congreso, al pie de La horrible CRU
ia de Constitution como iunto la
fuente Gle Venus, todos v todas Sc rien
de mi. Sin quererlo, en- efecto. soy. en-
la lnmensa ciudad de Buenos Aires. en-
tre la gente de mi medic, un ser singu-
lar, casl un escentrico, solo porque me
complazco en- tomar asiento en- un ban
co plebeyo, entire emigrantes recien lie
gados y nineras de casas modestas La
prlmefa vez que me di cuenta de clio
rue una malana, al salir del MuseO
Gle Bellas Artes, EN- compania de una
DANA elegante Y de su esposo Cansa-
dos de las largas estaciones ante los
llenzos interasantes, ibamos en- busca
de la calle Florida traves de las en-
ramadas del square" San Martin. De
pronto al pasar iunto q un ombt cuva
sombra convidaba al reposo. propuse 4
mis- amigos que nos sentaramos en- un
escafo humilde Y propicio.
i Esta usted loco -exclam6 la da-
ma.
Creyendo que su protesta obedecia
la idea de que ell arbol de Santos We
ga nos acarreara desgracias, indique
otro sitio menos peligroso.
Entonces mi amiga me diio:
-Aqui no puede uno sentarse en-
cualquler parte. Fuera de Palermo.
no vera listed senoras en- los bancos
municipales. :.
ID Por que?-preguntele.
-Porque sine contesto.
como va yo Sc que cuando una
muJer pronuncia esta Erase no hay que
cOntlnuar las encuestas, hablamOs de
otras cosas Pero luego, el ';porque
si'' aquel ha vuelto mi memoria cada
vez que, al sentarme bajo una copa va
tenida de ORC, noto que mi derredor
no hay una sola persona que tenga as
pecto de buscar EN- estos exquisitos rim
concillos de frescura ell placer desinte-
terasado Y elegante de la meditation.
|Todos mis- vecinos de baneo, en- efecto,
son pobres seres que 8 no saben don
de ir 8 Sc raparan de largas marchas
penosas. Muchos de ellos parecen emf
GRANTEES recien llegados. Ninguno per
tenecer a 10 que Sc llama la sociedad ar
gentina.
Cuanto mejor estarlan, no obstante,
en- estos diminutos parafsos los seno-
ritos que charlan en- las esquinas de
FLORIDA
Que en- Madrid Sc amontonen los de-
Isocupados aristocraticos en- las GALES,
|al amparo de los portales, Sc compren-
|de, porque Madrid carece de jardines
|centricos. Pero Buenos Aires, que po-