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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-28
aleime poliseinabrihtem.

partpolisiit Coleman, nelder
iiirSIi6 gu bisIem poitsn aussrturen
ipurbs unb nod rriidt sinmai cine
Uniform tragt, bate in Der 9ienitag
Radt unter braitii9:n llmitdnben
feline srite @srbaftung norgenommeN.
Der Beamie bate Elm Mdbden, bas
iit in uns.bDriser Wsiie i'm Snpooo
part bsnabm, aus ben 9lnIassn psrs
ipi.isn. Dieter 0oreang tpurbs bon
Srau Rpis. Ro. % Weit MeMiden
apsnue, kobadiet, unb iie proteitirie
gessn bas Worgsben bes gsamten. Gos
lsman .rtldris Der 5rau, iiA um ibrs
uno nidt um feline 9lnseleaeHbeiten aa
betiimmern. Gs sntipann ii@ Elm
iltints Dortstfe6t, burh pelhss
Ssrr Roie bsrbeisslodt ipurbe, ipel6er
bsm 9samtsn sii 2sibe ridden poIlis
unb bersiis ben anlipptl oss poli5iiten
srsriff.n batts. Coleman griff ihnsa
nad feiHem Rep0lber unb bag Gbepadr
folsie hann bsm poIisiiten lamms
fromm nad Der poliasiitation, ipoIslbit
bic Mntlnse b:s unorbsntIiden gstra'
ssns segeH bic @erbaftet.n srbOben
ipurbe.
qllbert 3insmeiIier, bon Ro. 3o2
M.ii Is. Strabt. fano ssitern Morstn
untsr elmer 5rspps an Der Riidieiie
Der Muiitballe cine Sanbtaide, fpeIde
elm gantbu6 unb Elm Roti3bud. auf
ben Ramsu Glorence 9oipb, 533 glins
Ton StrdBe. lautenb, sntbieIt. Der
sSinber iibsreab bic 9aide bsn Dststs
tipdef.
- Inter Der 4ntlae. Der bedbiihs
tiettH 16btuns ipnrbs geiisrn abenb
Der 27 Jobre ate Walter Ware bon
ben Detsftipcs @uetblcin Il. McSbane
in ieiner WObniins, Ro, 100 Mintlsr
Gtrube in 5aft senpmmtn. gDare
BATH am Sonntag NIT einsm S4dfis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-28
Radiid)tsluier Chauffeur.

Der Center bes 4utus. pel6es bic
aiacu3Rummsr 70404 tragsn iou. flbr
aeiiern Ratmittaq an Der 5arriion
Qpenue 9iaoutt ben u Sabre alien
WiIliam 9lbrens. bon Ro. 2190 We-
fern glpenus nieber, uno unbetiims
inert. Inn bas llHbsil mas er anseri6<
tet bntte peiter. Wiliom bate oura
ben Gturs auf BEN iSabrbamm 9ers
lsbunaen am linten ane unb re6ten
@rm oabonaetraeen. 6err Gpsrctt
SisbIea aus Dapton Sl., ipelter nit
icinem 2lutomobil bic unTalliteIle pais
iierts, bra6te ben SndbeH nah Der
elterliden Wobnuna.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-28
eSnlanb SeIegrapb.
3urdt6are 9jbe i'm gan5en
Canoe.
gSie lie i'm Wtai fait uufJ niemals er'
T. lcbt morocn lit.
3ablreide GeriOueH oem SumnenltifJ
crlegen.
Surlaniig nod, tcine slHsiidt anI
fiiblcrss Setter.

Rep gprt, 27. Mai. Die
SiBe, Die isit 3pei Sagen bier ges
berrIdt bat unp oas thermometer III
elmer 8eiie in bic 66be getrieben bat
te, fpie man bies bier I'M MonGt Wloi
nod ME erlebt bat, errei6te an NaAs
mittug tpdbrenb zines bsftisen 9eruits
teriturmes tempordr ein gnoe. 3psl
Rdnner purDen bonn 8liB grtOotet
uno me6rere Yeripnen tpuroen ihiper
perlebt. Der Sturm errei4te eine
bD6Ite 9eI6tpiuoigteit BON 84 MeiIen
in Ser Stunbs. Mebrere 0uBeno
9erTonen purpen BON Der 9iBe iibers
nGltigt unb 5lpei oupon itarben.
8dbrenb oss Sturmes fiel bic Gem.
peratur BON 81 auf 81 @r1b ino itieg
ra6ber nur mebr tpenige 9rap.
Yittsburg. qo., 27. Mai. -
Cine perIon itarb bier am WIittpob
cm Spnneniti9. 9lm Naamittdg
nurbe bic Staot Don sinem 5efttgen
@epitter beimseIudt.
p6ilabelpbia, 3d., 81. Mai.
Die grobe SiBe pdbreno Der leBten "a
Stunoen bat in bieiiger StaOt OieLc
Sonnenitiffdae CUR 5olge gebabt, bier
nit tootli6em gusgarg, I'm Elm llhr
Ra6mittags itanb bls Resierungss
Sermomster bier ouf 90 9rap.
Wla sfie(o, Sbio, 27. Mui. -
3pei tleine ainber limb bier an Wtitt'
nod in 6plee Der S3ibe geitorben. Die
Semperatilr Itieg tpdbreuo oe3 Cages
auf 95 9ruD i'm Sobatterl Gs lit Dies
Die bohIte 5emperatur, Oie iemals bier
I'M Mai erlebt tporben lit.
Baltimore, Mo., q. Mui
.0as Thermometer bes bteIigen Dets
terbureaus aei9te am 9tahmittac
cine Semperatur BON "a 4/10 @ral
an. BdbrenO zines G>cIpitters an
.gladmittag fiel Die 5emperotur 'aui
|S5 9rao. Gine peripn periutte, por
Der Soibe CUR 8cr5neifluH9 getrieben
Sel6Itmoro su bege9en.
GIerelauo, g., 27. Wtai. Gin
Metallarbeiter 9iameus 9uratoniB
bat am Morasn, na4 eirter tpegen bet
Sibe iHlaflps perbra4ten Ru6t in lei
ner @obnung Sslbitmorb besanoen
Der Mdnn mar halb betGubt BON De
$oibe, als er am Sienftds Ra5mittaI
lrDn Der gptsit na4 Sauie tam.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-28

ner Der glandsitsr gorort6abn elm
Rentontre sebabt, bsi ipeldem er ben
Mann bermaBen suri4tete. bab Der.
felbe f6per franf in ieiner Wobnuns
in Mibbletofun. g.. barnieberliegt.
Der Sdaffner frus idipere 9erlebullz
gen i'm 8elidt odpon, nuH ioa ibm
Ware faft alle 3dbne ausgeidlogeu
baben. Der 0erbdftete ipurbs ipdier
sssen giirsffaft aus Dem Gelpabrz
fam entldFen.
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gterblidsfei feitsberitbt.

gasit Saps. SO, 74oo Rain 9lDs.,
Carthage; 9er3i6Iag.
Wiaiam Saab, 18, 100 Gage Str;
Sdlpinoiu9t.
slnton Matt.s, 90, 533 alottsr
4penue; asbsrp.rbdrtuns.
Sames 9iIpin. 50, itdotiites SOs
Ipitul; 2ebertrsbs.
SacOb Springer. 72. itdbtiidss 9os
ipitdl; eunsenent5iinorns.
Bella purOp. So, 1857 &uiIea Ct,
Goninaton; Snnerss Qsioen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-28
Maifeier.
lie @aibinstOn Sdlmle uerGnitalttt
cine iuldlc am sSreitag-


Sir tie ainoer ser 8aibiugton
Sdule lit Der SSreitag Elm 5reltoen.
tag. s(n oieiem Gage finoet auf oem
EaiticIo in Camp @aibington Die
Raiieier itatt, an Der idHmtIid)e
alaiien tbeilnebmer iuerOen. Zen
GloI biloet Die aronlms ser 0tai.
fonigin mo oieie bore Game miro
bon SRI. Srma St)rlnner, 1861
SeDpooo sloenuc. SargelteQt. 9luBcr.
benz iinben atbletiite Spiele uno
Sdn3e itatt uno iitcrOies peroen @e'
irorenes uno 2imo6e ierpiert. 3as
iSeit niHlmt lim 2 lltr Iadmittags
iei1elt g(niaud
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-28

9autT6utG6nli8es W2 q :
ts<ial aug sill den. Sin 8er@
fu6ren, aus Gee ooer SiBnaner@
fiIcben elm Tebr eIoitiites, benz aaut@
Icblt. G6nli6es UiateriaI ourd hemi'
iae ge6anoIilng ber8uitellen, ntro in
Der ,Gbemiters 3eitun9" tur5 bel6rte'
ben. IS piro gum geiipiel ans 100
9iiporomm iSiIhen nit 400 Gtter
8aIfer BEL elmer 3eHtperatur bon 80
Gjrao Geliius arpet Stunoen lang Der
Crtrutt oe5ogeu unb Die 9riibe burn
fFiltration pOn ben feten Sbetlen be-
Freit. 9tun beitimmt man an elmer
tietnen g}robe Der 9riibe Die Wteuse
pc.oiinnter 54pefelidlre oDer gas
fGrmiaer ober in DaIier geloiter
i6pefliger SGure, Die 3ur @uSiGaunJ
be- lecit6tnhalttqeu, idurefGaburen @ts
nei3Itoffe erforoerIit) 1T. Die entz
ipre9enoe Gdllremenge ieBt man Der
1eIammteu 8riibe Su, Bis Die fdllhareH
e. ,eiBitoffe idmmtlt6 nusgei6teben
Itnp, uno filtriert Oeu gtieocrIflag.
0a8 10 geponuene Hare 5iltrat pirb
nit einer etlpa 80 Or. Geliius pdrmen
touieutrierten 9Diung BON 9ariums
bnorut zig 3ur oettli9 erteHnbaren al
tdltI6en Reattion perIeBt. llnmittels
ba bterauf Miro 8oblenIdure eiu9eleis
tet, bis Die 5GfiIigtett gang I4nah
Iuuer reaeiert. Der Sarilim ooer
S{altnieoeri6lu9 !atrO bur1 Biltratiou
entfsrnt uno bag 3uriidsebliebene I'm
@atuum unter gleifsettiger geifiisung
BON Sprmaloe6Db eingeOampft; oabet
crtrueinen etipaige- Spuren freter Sobs
lenfGure. 9us 10 er6alteue @nopros
buff lit Elm elditiiAss tautiautdbnlt'
@es Wdtsrial,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-28
3eimireie Wild.
9as 9rOSHtt mui paiteariiirt psrOcu.

Gie geiunobeit$6e6orbe bat ge.
iteru aui Geranlaiilng beS 2ebens.
ntittel. Snipeftors Gr. 9llme angc.
oronet, oaB in 3ufinit ale in Den
Sa16el gelangenbe @iiIh paiteuriiiert
meroen mitB. siltSgenonlnlen iii nur
ole 5ertiii5ierte imo inipi5ierte Miid,.
Iaiiir miro Der 5uberfuIinteit ridt
mebr porgenommcu. 0ie Tniteilriii.
rlng iii 5ur GrjieIlng BON feinlireier
Dfild) iIf)erer oils Der Suberfulinteit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-28
9okal.Dfrid)t
,,gtbcbMptb".
Gas jiibiidJc 5eit Der 5ebn @tbote
,piro am nGditen SOnntas &c.
ieicrt.

,Sdebuotb", bas sysit Der 5.hn
gebpte, ipirD BON ben SsraeIiten am
ndtiien Gonntas sefeisrt, ais 2lnOens
ten an ben Gag, oa Waoies ben Suben
bic 3ebn @sboie BON 8erge SiHai
brahte. IS nurDe uripriingli6 als
9antfsit fir bic Gruts so 5oge ndh
paiiab begansen; slsi63eitig ipnr ss
aud Der Gag Der Grltlinss, neil man
an bieIem 3dge elm Meblopfer Don
benz neugsernteten Getreibe in ben
9empsl bra9ie unb nit BEN Dnts
brinssn Der Gritlingsfriiate begann.
0ie 9rabition psrtniipft nit oieism
sSeit ben @ebanten elmer geiitigen
Grnte uno beItimmt es als grinne<
r,ing ON Die emit Inn bieie 3eit itatts
gsflinbsne @eiebsebuns ouf benz Berg
Sinai, tpoter bas Set in ben israes
Iitifdsn Gsbetsu ,3eit uniersr 9eiess
ssbung" beibt.
Seut3utdge ipirb Der Gag als jii.
bii6sr aoniirmutionstag gsfeisrt. bic
ben lleberiritt Der Sussnb o6n Der
S6uls in ole airds martirt. Sos
pobl bic forti9rittlihen tpis bic refor,
mirtsn Suben Deranitalten in ibrsn
Spnasogen cine Jeier nit lps5isllem
programm unb omar:
plum Gtrabe 5empel &. &.
gsns Yuiburun 8. unb plum Str.
Gsp. Or. 2ouis 9robmanu. Gottess
bisnit Sonntas, 81. Wlai Wlorgens
$50. Die aonfirmatiOn besinnt unl
10 ll6r.
aOniirmanben: Geo Baum, Gilbert
Irantsl, StanIsp Safe, Mareus aoA,
Qllfreb Darts, SULTAN Warts. Saeob
Sssl, Wlilton S6mibt, 9siisr Straub.
Econ Wsib, WiIiam Wertbeim, Cara
Yladfdleser. Bertha glod, 5anns
Goten. RoiaIinb Gpbsn, WloosIine
Guibsr, Roia Dapis, Gitele 5rieo=
nan, 5elen deibslman, Glaops Crib
man, Gbna Ginsb,rs, 5lora @orbon,
Gorinne 5irfdberg. Roslpn Sadman,
Gbslaibe &uiisl, Gopbic Wanoeleil,
Silba Warcus, Wtabelins S6mib:,
Soa Stsinberg, Sabis Mabp, RoIl=
Inn Weisbera.
Rsabing Roab 5empeI &. q.
Gb'erisb SsraelsQbabatb 9l9im -
Rsaoing Roab, nabs Wbittisr, 4Dons
bale. Rdbbiner Sacob Wielainer. aaus
tor gron 0robsfp. Gottesbienlt Sonns
tag, 81. Nai, Morgsns 9 llbr. GoH-
firmation I'm 10 ubr.
aoufirmanben: Hoialinbs Sleii6sr,
.Ramis aod. Ruth 2adner. gOlbis
Rinb, SpmoH Roth. Siibor Sdpillins
ger.
Hodbal. ap.nue 9empel - g.. g.
gsne Ssrael = 9arpsp unb 2odbals
Gbe. Tep. 9. 9apib pbilipiou. Got.
tesoisHit Sonntaa, 81. Mai, Morgens
$50. aonfirmation i'm 10 lbr.
aonfirranben: Sibnep 4bler, Gtta
@miter, 6. Sarrp 2luiterlib. WabsIins
@uer, Sofepb gaer. Selen Mnn Be-
ja6. olopo 81. @lo6, Sslsn 8pitig=
beintr. Mbrabam 9udmaR, Sennie
Gbastin, Slorenee Gliibat, Gillian
glab. Carl @rssnpalb, Mart g. .6ams
blraer, Dorman .. Ssrasl. 2eab 6.
.Noffe.. gla gertr,-ns cSobn'on, RoTe
QeoinIon. SOispr aipidib. WarD 3ips
fhib. Gillian 5. Woriin, WinnaMat-
odr't Woper, gsrnite s.. M.ber, g.
GIins pbiaips, Dina S6ear. 5sler
Sieblsr. emma e5ilperman, SeIen
Gtern Tranees Sci n Striuer, 2ouia
=. Strider, Miriam Warlsr, gefiis
g}eiier. 9fnnn msir'- isqrn,s
Gsnfrir. q O1nnrn. sn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-28
Sibidllag.

Bon Der Site ii6erndltist, brah
geitern Ra6mittaq Der 81 Sabre alte,
Nrant @abbs, ppn So. $40 Beit 4.
StraBe, an Der Gaitsrn qOenue unb
6aaen Strabe, bepuBlos auiammen
uub muBte mad oem itdbtiiden Soipi-
tai qehrd6t peroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-28
9seim spiel urruusladt.

geim 9anipielen itiirate geitern
Td6mittda Dor ieiner @obnung an
ner Gpport6 uno Waatfis Strabs Der
15 Sabre ults 2eslie S)apis 10 uus
aliidIi6 nieoer, bab er ii6 ben reae
ten 9lrm brad. Der peruuqliidte
&nabe ipurbe nad1 benz itGptii4en
Sofpital apsds InIegen .eines @eTs
bauSes aebra8t,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-28
Nudl feline ytiloernns.

Der thermometer eri66pfts 5par
feline aroft nit elmer 60aittempsratur
BON 88 Grab. 0enno6 puroe bic
SiBe mebr empfunoen, pie an ben
porungegangensn 5agen, ba Der 5euaz
tigteitSgebalt Der 2uft brbeuteno gr5=
ber mar. Sir bsuts neroen @epitter-
i4auer, oatr tsins 9tbtiiblung in Qus=
Ii6t geitellt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-28

bil uno gingen ourd. GonoOer fonntc
eiilen 3uiarmenitob nift bermeioen
I,lo pur6e ourf ben glnpraa alf Die
@bauiIee geidIeiioert Ger 8erleste
lieB lid, BON einem benadbarten slr5t
behnnOeln.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-28
&erniFt.

Die golisei tpuroe oeitern Qbenp
eriudt auf ben Is Sabre alte 6arrp
Stanlsp au fdbNoeu, pel6er felt oem
90. Mai aus Der sltsrliden DObnung,
go. 1438 Glap StraBe, per1hpunben
III
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-28
eaia aineaip asaen bic nsus 6

= Die getpobner BON pleaiant
giiose bctlaaen iid iiber bic unaenil.
acnbe Mdiieraufubr beionbers an
Wlontdgcn. Wdiferircrfs Superin@
tenbent 6iller bat ben 8ddfperbefii6s
rcnben ben Ratb erbeilt, bic WdIftoge
iiber bic aanae Wode aus8ube6nen unb
tei Der neutrality-suspicious. unb ionfts
mie moalihii ipariam nit bem Mai-
fsr nrnalinphfn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-28

eaffe bic SdmorrbOiosH nt6t
anftebem saIbeE. gsar6miiteI uHb anbere
pilinmiiieI rHilIpenoeu M 3ei. niio Bel0'
Iite Seilufiiisl 'fir oiefe fdmerSbaiie aranibeii
III AndftiS 9s lpirb bon ldnnern Der gSii'
fenfebdil ais bic ipidbiigiie meb3iniidbc Gut
bednnq erildrf bic felt 200 SGhten aerlhi
ibeien. Siitet end Dor @aGbdtmuHaeg. gtiei
bataif bab bic llnierfdrIii bon e. Eilsbee Wl
e.. iit auf ieoer Seiie Der S6ahieI 5ellnesi
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-28

e g@ifTsna1rihtex.

Hep gort, 27,Mui. = 9lngst,:
,gafeI~ DON Sremen; r&rseRtlna"
ppn SrieIt.
2lbgegangen: .5runcs" nad 9apre;
,,gerOna" na6 Reapel; nSRemIltocIes
Hl6 pirGus.
8openbogen. Gngst.; Oscar
II Don Rep gort.
Gatrns. 2tbgeg.: DPannonta
nab gtetp gort.
Queenstopn. n. Ibgeg.: y5rans
comic" (ppn 2ipsrpoDD ua6 gpIton.
Sout6 6ampton. abgeoangen;
.aronprin5" @ilbelm" (oon @-enterD
nad g}ep gOrt; st. Panl" noa
Stem 0Ort.
Stotterbam. 2lnget.: ,,9eenobt
oon Baltimore.
2t6gegangen: .8eiter0pt" nah Bal
timore; ,SIeterbpt" na6 Bolton uno
B6ilabelpbia.
QiperpooI. 4nget.; rarabic "
oon Soiton.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-28
Singer ,uuroeu ampmtirt.

ssn Der Gictor 2oupcniabrif &c.
rictb ecitern Der % Sabr aIte Ssilo
liam Shroeber, bon gto. 2236 ga.
lem gtpsniie, NIT Der rs4.en &ano IN
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-28

cine Stan5e, ipoour6 mebrere Singer
Der Sano 5erauetift rl,roen S6roe'
Ger puroe nah Dem itdbtiiden Soipi.
tai aebraft, poieIbit Die aIer5te CUR
aInrputatiun Der perIesten 9lieOma-
Ben i6reiten muBten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-28
Sir 4tt9ur Conan DopIe
Uber bic Suffraaetten.

Sir grt6ur Conan Spple
Hber bic Suffrugetten.
Rep gOrt, 27. Wlui. Sir @rs
thur @onan 0opIe. Der brttii6e yto'
pelliIt, traf am DtittpOa in 8egleI'
tuna ieiner Satin an Sorb BEG Sams
piers Olympic" bier Elm.
lle6er Ieine 9tnii6t betreffs Der
GuffrQgetten befragt, iagte er, odB
bas engliI6e @plt. Das ga6iiht ses
ii6t babe, am @noe Ieiner @eoulo aN@
oetommen fei, unb er iidI ni6t puns
bern niiroe, penn I6lieBii6 Die SuTs
fragetten baufenpeiIe gelpnht nerDsn
niiroe.
n0ie enqliI6e Regieruna" iagte er,
,Fplgt Der 1ffentIiAen Meinung. unO
Ipmeit bat bic 0ffentIiae Gtelnung
ni6t bic gGnSlide lluteroriidung Der
Suffroeetten perlanqt. Is 1T ober
i'm gegrtffe, es gu tbun, uno penn
Der britiTfe p0bel einmal in Wutb
qerGt6. pann tpirb bas 9eT6le4t ni6t
mebr relpettirt. "
9(bermdls elm tIeiner
8anttru6 in 6 BIZ
cdgp.
@btcugO, 81, 27. Mui. pie
SadIon garf 8ant IteGte am Wttttz
nod bic 3ablungsn ein. IS IL otes
(, Die FINITE Bripatbant, Die in Chicago
innerbalb ppn apei BOhen faairt
bat. sic bate 9epoiiteH in S03e Doh
| S65, 900.
The Wahpeton times., 1914-12-17
mat ESTATE TI'llyAIDoFElle

Frederick Gramenz stO Afthur
:Brosowke, part NV t-4:7-l3e-50. 4;
Annie DWight Tyler ct al Ito w.
j. Robinson, It. 2. Blk. Z. RI Is.
Tyler ADD: ahpe ton @ s. s...:
q. s. to Eugene u. Nelson, NE
Daniel 9. Nulph q vito Antoi-I
nette ,K0sterman. s q l32-51.
aunde. olsoa q. ] .lKnutS Olson. f 81,
\ q ee!e aeo /; ]
The Wahpeton times., 1914-12-17
ace Of the latest sanitary manHer]
he would have lived to enioy
merry Christmas and q happy New
Year.-Ady. ssss:ssa i.s.ss.HI

81. ADELDERT'S onURoh. &
Services at st. eAdelbert's
church on Christmas will be s'as
follows: ..5s 7s.s ss353s
Midnight mass. 12 O'Clock.
Second mass. 8 o'clock. s
Third mass. 1O:30 O'Clock.
JOS. GAYDUSEK.,
1t Dean.
The Wahpeton times., 1914-12-17
!, a New Suit for You?

Here are Sincerity ClotJl6ss suits and
overcoats that reflect the Christmas
cheer and good spirits. They are clothes
as honestly worthy as the Christmas
spirit itself.
SO, $12, SIS, $1s and $40
The Wahpeton times., 1914-12-17

With that idea in mind why ndf come
here early to play Santa to yourself.
Get it in advance of the big day and
then you can better help to play Santa
to the rest on Christmas Eve.
With Greatly Reduced Prices $9
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-05-13

The American people will look with friendly eye
flags floating the American navy should those flags be
manufactured the mills of Great Britain that thing
going Secretary Daniels has his way about it,
less Americans shall underbid their English competitors
Secretary Daniels brags good deal about the economies
he has made navy His for bids for
tract to furnish the bunting for ships to British well
American manufacturers with the that the flags
will be manufactured by foreigners unless Americans
the English price.
While this business country Mr.. Daniels should
Der that it also country where sentiment plays consider
able particularly when that sentiment has do with the
very emblem of the nation itself
There have been few criticisms of president using
of the and navy force Huea salute the flag
he had nsuted but would be like dash of the
face know that the flag be auted has been manufactured
in Great Britain. In incident British
acture should underbd Americans exactly that of thing
might
For the sake of saving few thousand dollars hard
y believe the American people will wish economy the
public service carried far 1t good deal like importing
Bshe be president because he could had for less
than American of the calber.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-05-13
BEcKER'S SECOND TRIAL.

The of former Lieutenant Becker, convicted of
being the directing head of the conspiracy which resulted the
murder of the gambler Herman Rosenta for which the four
gunner elecrocuted, is in New York City.
The of appeals sustained the conviction of the gun
who slew RoSentha though evidence of their
in crime that they convicted But practically
the evidence the annud the of Becker
charged with planning and commanding the commission of the
crime.
The weight of evidence apparently considered by the
which ordered trial chiefly the ground of tecn
cal the rulings of Justice Golf growing OF alleged
pudice against Becker The findings OF the of appeals
seemed almost like saying that with money who accused
OF planning and directing murder entitled different
from the and different class of evidence
who actually perperated the crime.
Notwithstanding the lapse OF time fairly safe say
that Becker will have fair trial and that the verdict of the jury
will accord with the evidence submitted The
the corruption bred under the Tammany regime has abaed
little the witnesses against Becker that
stand the former trial still available
ton Efforts OF them OF the jurisdiction OF
court have been blocked the brazn effort fake evidence
during the last hours OF the
would have bearing in Becker's favor.
The result of this second trial be the acqua Becker
but it pretty safe say that If he acquitted will be
cause the evidence presented will conviction
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-05-13
THE COMMENCEMENT SEASON.

The commencement will be all the State
institutions and high schools of Arizona While we are
rone to lest bit at pondrous subjects treated with more
or less profound wisdom by the youthful graduate really those
events among important and interesting IN the
history of They should have the fullest attendance
and the most serious attention of the public.
The teachers like know that work done by them ap-
students believe and like for others to believe
they accomplished something of real merit when they
have successfully negotiated prescribed OF study
degree earned from of the colleges the State uni
work done of that for efficiency
citizen much added to the strength OF
the organization the body polite Ultimately the result
college homes better children better FARMS
better merchants better lawyers and doctors and mechanics
everything connected with human life than would have
been had college course been taken
high schools the work is less ambitious and more
preparatory should be the ambition of student after
high school begin with the freshman and continue until
collegiate degree With that foundation there should
be specialization preparatory for the vocation expects to
follow through life
The world is need of unskiled workers. but it
enough any line of work OF those really fitted 1t
calling knowledge skill efficiency, which only be had
n its best form through scientific training.
When the held the people should turn
allow and students understand that due
porance that sgazes the work that has
been accomplished during the school course
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-05-13
RUNNING BUSINESS.

Samuel Untermyer before commerce
committee speaking opposition the bill that framing for
curbng the trusts, said:
This bill forces competition o point of
MIR. Untemyer is of big lawyers of the country
who has detached himself from corporation practice because he
rich and live he peaes regardless of whether he
again has client He has made special study business
finance and his abilities utilized by
in its investigation of the money trust
Mr.. Unermye is democrat, of all patriot
He wishes big business regulated but be-
ruin big business little business, we'll
1t is admitted reluctantly, that democratic policies far
have worked we'll The revision of the tariff has
the the country the object given that
lection is responsible for high of living and that
factor giving work the abong home rather
than to the aboring abroad If labor
it buy the products of the farm the factory.
1t may be- claimed elapsed
the system good working order; country
yet adjusted conditions But we know that the
country high of prosperity when President Wilson
was elected Labor employed at the highest
paid and factories and mines calling for fill
orders that pg up faster than they for
The country is not in that condition Money in the
banks is plentiful but business afraid
curtailng instead of extending operations.
This condition may be changed There every ind-
cation that the country will be bumper which
good times for the farmer provided prices fairly high
and cheaper living for the household if prices
More detrimental than the tariff have
ssten attacks capital the harryng of corporations the
luminosity toward any who has been conspcuousy
full As pointed before capital cosmopolitan will
from where is wanted friendly atmosphere is not
plentiful to be drug the market anywhere the world
and LatinAmerica Canada, Asia crying
and offering it investment on its