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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-04-02
Nl1ttttt1Pr 80
gtsntarffeier

aus 9Gnn arbor, Wiid., nleloetDr.
8. 8. 5lorer, Brofeiior bes Gent.
iden al Der Staats lttioeriitit
BON Mtihigan bob Der oortige
Stootberbanb 5lt elmer groBen oeitt.
iden 5eier an 8ismards 0eburts.
tage, 1. Ipril, bon oer llsiuer5itat
et'l9elaoen lit.
Ser 9[nIaB lit elm geIutb oes
perIonlthen Gertreters bes 6eltt-
iden &aiiers, oeS aaiierlihen ge-
neral &oninIs g[Ifreo @eibI.r,
Der on I. 9lpril, benz @eburts~
toge 9tsmards, 0ie uniperIitdt
BON ann glrbor nit einent geiuhe
beebren rllo BET bieier feItlihem
@elegerbeit einen 8ortrog iiber
Die fultnreaen 9e5iebungen siui.
ihen 8eutidlano ln1o 9lmerifa bal.
ten miro, Ser grdlioent Ser Uni.
periitdt, Or. s. 8. Suthins,
miro ebenfolls cine glriprode bal.
ten, mo 5pdr iiber n8ie ssSoeale
oes 8iir9ertltms".
Die llniuerIitdt bat 5u oieiem
3Dede bas groBe Sill Guoitori-
im 5ur gerfiigung geIteIlt, oomit
Wtitalteoer unb gertreter aIler
oeittiden 8erei1igungen bon W1i.
digan bem sSelte beitpobnen Ton.
men.
General aonluI @eiBIer lit sur
8eit Gertreter oes 0eltIhen Geihs
in Chicago. gr tpobnte als Ser
treter oes aailers benz NationoIfon-
bent oes 0eutih NnerifnniIben
gsationalbunoes uno Der ssabrbuna
oertfeier in ct. 2ouis BET. Or
Iproh bort oen @unIh aus, Der
Staats llnioerlitat BON Otifigan
eiuen geiltch ab5uItatten; oaraufbin
erfoIgte Die ginlabung.
9ie ltniperiitat BON Wihieon lit
eine etfrige Soroerin bes 0eutfh-
tltns uno ieiner geltreblngen. Sic
Dirft borbiIolidl fir anoere ubobe
Shuler" bes 2ailoes.
Die 8ropoqa1oo bes Stoot-ger-
banoes bon glnn 9lrbor, burd1 beut-
ide 8ortrd9e uno 0oritellinaen
|onregeno 81 iptrfen, bat Die sIner-
fennitng oes oortigen 5hul Su-
perintenoenten, loipfe Der Rational
goueotion s(iiociotion of tbe llniteo
Stotes" ge1tnoen.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-04-02

len - Damn iouten ote 2lusitdten
fir tbn 9ijniti9er iein, al8 BET Der
Brimdrmnbl.
gluf Der on0eren Seite beitebt i'm
Stoate in,ter oen Republifanern oaS
ebrlihe 8eltrcben angeiiht5 Der
8ablreiuItate, ben tSaftiousltreit su
Dergeiien lmh Iib 81 et1tige1L Inn I'M
@erbIt cine einige republifaniId,e
yrunt oar3ltbieten. 0o3u fonlmt
nod Der ltmitanO, BOB Sic gull
OtooIe Fartet Elm bollltQnoi9e8 Et-
fet pon 2l-3 oufltellen miro. g8els
den GinfluB Dies Daben miro, nuB
ob9etportct neroen. (0}itte 2lpril
iou 0ic Bun WtooIe 8artei IN Glib
Dofotu, in Wtitheu, off3ieQ iib2r
Eaufe ge6oben neroen un0 man 0arf
geipunnt iein, . mas GrotpforO mn
mir0.)
Cine 91ei6e ser naBge6enoen re-
publifoniiben tSiibrer bat bereitS err
Hart, ouB tie int Serbit 0o5 gal3e
BET 0en 8rimQrnablen rominirte 81
det unterititben ipiirOen obne 9tiif-
it6t auf Die fritbere 6attjon5ongeb0-
ri9feit.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-04-02

SSn InIhluB an obigen appea icis
tens oes oeutlb amerifoniifen 9eas
tionoIbunoe5 bri1geu mir na9Itebeu-
Ben 9erift, Der benefit, ipie notipen.
dig cine rationale Srganil Lotion oes
Iiberalpn Clements lit uno oaB
uMadiamfeit Der Breis Der Jreibeit"
lift.
Die bentIhen esarmer in IinneIota.
Bie aus Wfinneiotd ger1elbet
miro, 1T an oen @orperneltr oe8
IStQates BON oen 0tudern IN Mc2eao
gou!ttp, Miltn., oaS grluden geItelt
noroen, oen Sheriff ob5uIeben. Die
8erban0lnngen iinb ietf i'm @ange.
8te Sahe bot cine 8or9eihtfte, nell
de fir oa8 9eltid]titm 0eS gan8en
2onoes bon SntereIe Iein oiirfte.
95m Septerll6er bergen eSobras
feierte Ser @eiangperetn Wtdnnerhor
5u Better 8rorie, 0tc2eoo County,
Iiein erItes @elau9sfeit perbunoer,
init elmer Seicr beS 9eittIf)en Cages,
3as Set fano IN eir1em @dlbhen III
Ser RGbe oes 9rtes itatt, uno es
lnobneu gegeu biertaiieno 8erlonen,
l5urrletit 5armer Der umiiegenoen Srt.
| ihaftet, on benielben tell. @s Butte
lieoo6 Elm 0ahipieI, oenn am folgeil-
ben aooe tpurben fiinf geanlte oes
Qsersirs tpegen 8eritoBes gegelt oie
5onntagsgeiese un0 ipesen gierper'
taufs perbaftet. Die Denlin5ianter
'maren Elm eifriger Wetbo booiitenpreoi
Charlevoix county herald., 1914-11-28
PROTECTING PUBLIC HEALTH.

According to press dispatches, the
group of doctors, who have for many
years been making persistent efforts
TO create a Federal Department of
Health, have rather surpassed them
selves in their endeavors to impress
the public with new arguments in ia
vor of their pet scheme. They now
inform US that 81 800 100000 is annu-
ally lost TO the nation through need
! less deaths; also, that 100000 per-
sons are suffering daily from prevent
able diseases. In order TO prevent
this economic waste and to check this
excessive mortality they argue that it
is necessary to have a Federal De-
partment of Health!
As matter of statistics. the pub
lie activity in behalf Of the health of
the country is today practically in the
hands of single school of medicine.
All of the 1000, or more, medical
men employed by the United States
government in various capacities, are
members O. that school. The duty of
protecting the public health by means
of foreign and interstate quarantine
is entrusted by the government en-
tirely to the medical system which is
now demanding Department of
Health. 1t is also fact that practi-
cally all Of the state and municipal
boards of health, charged with the
care and protection of the public
health, within their respective states
and cities, are composed of regular"
doctors.
With these facts in mind, it may
not be difficult to fix the responsible
ity for the condition of most of those
patients who, in the opinion of the
advocates of a Federal Health De-
partment, have no business to be sick.
As the opponents of the allopathic
school bear almost the entire burden
of officially preserving the public
health in all parts of the country, it
is evident that they may have to as
sumo responsibility for the unhappy
economic and health conditions which
in their opinion are so prevalent. The
average layman may he excused if he
wonders whether the remedy will be
found in more Of the same kind of
"health protection" or even in new
medical machinery in the Federal
Government.
Charlevoix county herald., 1914-11-28
THE BLUE BOMB
u. OIESY
Story Humor; Mystery, Romance,
hIn uneC

Gafford nodded. 81 am a guide"
he explained, and turned up the steps,
Juggling a case in each hand.
At the top he whistled couple @
ricksaws, and saw the man and the
girl take their places in the spidery,
manpower taxis of the Orient. Their
luggage tucked in with them, he was
about to step back when his own
recent words brought about the sec
ond contremps of the day.
The large man becxoned him closer
and extended his hand. Into that of
Gafford he dropped coin and leaned
back in his seat, fully satisfied that
the incident was closed.
. The metal burned in Gafford's palm
not more holly than the blood in his
sallow cheeks. Raising shamed eyes
to the girl, he found her cheeks fam
ing with color not born of the har-
Dor wind. Some of the mans old
manhood woke and stirred and cried
out that he should lave come to this,
and showed him the only way out.
He held up his hand to the rick
shaw boys, already leaning forward
between their slender shafts. Then,
as they paused, he handed the silver
to the nearest of the pair with 4
gesture of careless indifference
Take the gentleman and the lady
to the Nippon" he commanded in
their language, dragged off his soiled
cap, and stepped back.
Under the spur of such tariff the
boys fairly leaped away. Gafford
caught glance Of amused admiration
from the blue eyes of the girl as she
caught her balance in her seat and
was swept past. Then he stood alone
again OF the quay-the night wind
rumpling his hair as he gazed after
the disappearing pair.
Presently he lifted the palm which
had held the proffered money and in
spected it infinitely, put it down, and
rubbed it against his leg. "A white
man." said GafforI. "A white man.
That's what she called me. Huh!'
He shrugged in a way which said in
dehnable things.
"A hour of paradise" he muttered
some time after, turned and looked
up into the sky, where star had
come out and winked back at him.
His hand in his pocket fumbled his
few yen. "That settles it, | guess
said Gafford. ITS Lethe and Hepen-
the for mine"
Charlevoix county herald., 1914-11-28
CHAPTER ii.
GafOrd 0verhears.

In Nagasaki the streets Of the
shops parallel the waterfront. They
are two in number, lined with one
story buildings for the most part;
built against the hill, up which the
city climbs. There are other shops, of
course, but here are collected the main
curiosity of the traveller and the vices
of foreigner ant native alike.
Almost every other door flaunts It's
curios and souvenirs, like bait for the
coin of the tourist. Sandwiched be-
tween, or at times underneath, one
finds the tea-houses and native res
taurants, the gambling houses. and
the hop joints, provided he knows
where TO seek.
Gafford, walking from the water
front, turned into the first of these
streets and slOuched paddingly along.
To the stranger there would have
been nothing to point the end Of his
soft-foOted advance. English is little
used in Nagaski. The signs fiaunt-
ing their brilliant colors at the doors
of the shops, while ineligible enough
to a son of Nippon, would have been
but tangled ideographs to any one
unacquainted with japanese.
But Gafford paid no attention TO
signs. When one mad followed path
a great many times, after bit the
process becomes automatic. His
method of arrival at the place he
sought vas rather instructive than
effectively conscious.
Presently he paused before the door
of a shop whose windows showed
carved ivory figures, bits of hamme'
ed brass, grotesque devil masks,
carved sword scabbards, and a dried
fish's tail grated upon a wierd cast
of the torso, and head of a human
with straggly gray hair-the whole
making a hybrid representation of
the tabled mermaid as il swung in
the window on string.
Gafford paid no heed to such "trip
perry as this. He swung through the
door and entered the shop, where Oku
Kobe, the owner, sat behind carved
desk If teak-woou, making symbols
i book.
He looked up as Gafford came in,
gave him a swift glance of appraisal,
and dropTed his eyes. Gafford, with
ont turning his head, returned the
eye-fneSSdRe SlCcNlSC, DdSSeu between
two tables loaded with the catch
penny masks of Oku's real business,
and found door back of a curtain
of bamboo.
Dragging it open, he slipped
through and found himself in a pas
sage so narrow that it was barely
wide enough to accommodate his
shoulders, when nc turned toward a
dim glow, marking a stair head. His
naked feet made no sound as he
slipped along its length and down
the eight or tel steps of the stair.
A door with g movable wicket ap-
peared before him, upon which he
raped. The shuttle of football came
from thu other side. The wicket was
moved slightly and an eye glinted at
him where he stood under the dim
light. That eye apparently recognized
his face, for, without further parley,
the barrier to his entrance was with
drawn.
He emerged into a rectangular
apartment, lighted from the center by
a hanging lamp Of hammered brass.
The light it gave off was barely
enough TO show that three sides of
the room were surrounded by low
padded divan or couch. From the
ceiling bamboo curtains, spaced at
Charlevoix county herald., 1914-11-28
LIVE STOCK FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. AT FARMERS PRICES.
large type Poland China boars. April Harrow.
+. M. Piggott Fowler. Mich. D-132'
Charlevoix county herald., 1914-11-28
MISCELLANEOUS
HOME STUDY COURSES.

LEARN SHOW CARD WRITING AND
lettering; a free offer to increase your earn
ings; clean. dgnifed and profitable art
easily learned; we will furnish a reliable and
thorough course absolutely free TO Introduce
our colors if you will purchase the ~ OF
Alpha eolors to use while practicing tn les
sons write for particulars. Alpha Coloh Co
Inc, lOl w. 66th St., New York City
Charlevoix county herald., 1914-11-28
FARMS FOR SALE
~~~~--~~~-o-~-~~~>>~-~-- >-,>>--~-~-~.~~~~~o-ooy
ACRES NEAR CORTLAND. NEy

AS ACRES NEAR CORTLAND, NEW
York. Level clay loan. No waste. 2f high
cultivation. 100 timber. Pay for AfaBn.
Large sugar bush. Running water ~ god
Near church. school. Stock, toOs hay.
1000 Reasonable terms. go. f.. =. Den
mis-. 45 Andre St., Grand Rapids, Mich.
Charlevoix county herald., 1914-11-28

SELL YOUR FARM THROUGH OUR
Classified Department. Goes in over 30
for the price of three. Send for list of
papers. United Weekly Press Association.
1888 Market Ave. Grand Rapids. Mich.
Charlevoix county herald., 1914-11-28
PHOTOS ENLARGED.

YOUR PHOTO ENLARGED LIFELINE.
sine 11x14 inches. only soc postpaid. Groups
same price. Worth SO. Satisfaction guar.
anteed money back Photos returned un.
harmed Send photo and sec. Circulars free
Agents wanted. Y. Greene Art Co.. 20 Third
Ave- New York City. D-132
Charlevoix county herald., 1914-11-28
Classified Want Ads.

will In
fooh
from the o.
Charlevoix county herald., 1914-11-28
SPECIAL FARM VALUES

Parties wishing TO buy farms any size
price write call on George Rearick at Sand
Lake. 26 miles north of Grand Rapids. Level
country and good soil. Real Estate Office op-
posite depot. George Rearick. Sand Lake.
Mich. AAS4s
Charlevoix county herald., 1914-11-28
NEAR ALLEGAN.

In the richest farming community in southern
Michigan, ll6 acres good land, fair buildings,
including sio, some fruit IL acres hardwood
timber real bargain for someone who wants
a farm. Particulars of Corbin, 202 Monroe
Avenue, N. W., Grand Rapids. Mich. D-l34f
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-04
Jn(an0 Ge(egrap0
(i5OrtIsbuns Don Der /. Ssits.)

ton in @lerifo al5 aliBerbalb lire:
@ereif)s, betradten piro.
1<n Der 3tuiiten5eit ieeen Die
Standardization 0en aanlpi gegerl
Suerta I'M 9toroen Wferitos nit ltu'
qeidpGd)ter gnergie fort mo Ger
@ormarid) gegeu Die Saitptlto6t Toll,
lpie @ertralrte Garran5as perii6eru,
6egonnen perOcn, ioboIo es Die Gr.
iolae I'M Roroen mo9lih ma6en.
1ie 8eigerilrg Gnrran3a's einan
g9aiieniiillitnno nit Suerta ab3u.
i6IieBen. lit Die erite ungiiuiiige 9int,
mort. iueldle ocn GermittIern gewor-
ben 1T, pdhren0 uu0ererieits man IN
Srciien, pel6e Sen 8ermittlern na6e
iie1rn, iid) in ie5r giinitiger mo an
crfennenoer @eiic ijber Die @eiiiGig.
felt alsiprift, Die Suerta belpieian
bot.
9ie Ierluittler baben inter auoe'
rem audi Die 5rage in grrplellng &C.
joaen, Oh a$ rdtliam iein ruiiroe, orc
Berbanolimaen an einem neittrGIeu
Runft uno nitt in 8aibington 5u
iiibren. Ger cil13iqe 3ipef, Die Ser.
bnn0lirngeu anOer$po 5u iiibrem
luiiroe ser iein, Der 9ebauptilrg Die
Spibe ob5ubreden, oaB our6 ben
llmitano, onB Oie 9erbanblungen IN
@aibington itattiIroen, Die Iclega.
ten 5u @uniten Der Ser. Staaten 9te.
qierimo beejniIuBt lperoeu f0nnter.
9lus Sieient Grlluoe lit in informei.
Ter @eiic beipro6en 4uor0en, Oh Is
niclt um @noe rutbiam iein iuiiroe.
Die llntcrbanOllngen entipeoer in 0d.
oana oncr in elmer tanaoiihen StaDt,
IN Der 9ttihe Der Sren5en 5u fiibrtn.
9lui Sapana miro ole @abl icoodl
nid)t iallcn, On iitl BORT 5lt oicle
me,ifaniitc 6liihtIinge befinben mo
ole @abI elmer tauaoiiben Staot iirI
rbcnialls iebr iragIid, ba es oaln
iebr leid)t beIben f0nntc, oaf, iidl bort
Der enropGiide GrtillB 5u iebr gel |
.eliS MAIDEN piiroe uno, iaa5 man
iollte. Die gerbonOIlugen
lift in @aibiugton su fiibrcn, 10
,iirfte oIlcr @n1riteinIibfeit na1
in Crt in ocn 9crgen ooer in gicll
5naIano acpGblt lucroen, Ser &C.
u66nlidl pom oipIomatilden arciItn
rs SonmerrciiOen3 benutt miro.
Sie Observation-Disclosures I'M rliiiid| ia.
,aniiheu ariegc ulr0cn befanntii6
II Dem St1other %ortSmortb, gf.S.,
ieiiibrt.
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Straben6abn Waaen qetroFfen uni
BET 81 Sabre alte Srant Merb, bon
SO. 26 Weit Gibsrth Strabe, Sin,
cinnati. ipurbe bon oem SiB bes au.
tplnobils acgen eine 3elphon Stans
&C asi6leubert uno brad bos re6te
Gnie. Der 8erlebte tpurbG ndA bem
WtercD 6ofpital oebra6t.
cSn Wibblstpnn purbe in Der
Gamitna Ra4t in Der 2incoln StraBe
Gill W3oro bequnaen unO Der W0rber
entiIpb obne bah bic 4Joli3ei bis iebt
cine Spur aefunben fat. Der 6arz
biac Gouis &inq. fpelder iiinqIt BON
9ouispills. &p.. in WiOOletopn nufs
tau6te, bate porlebte Nlat in elmer
Wirt6iGaft einen Wortpe6iel nit
bem DsiBen Grant syenninas. Der
for6iae unb Elm Raiienqenoffe, Roz
tcrt Start, trafen. Ipdtsr .}ennings
auf bem SeitelDpeo in Der 2incoln
Ctr. ipo &ida einen Reoolber aoq
uHO Ssnninas sine auqel bur6 ben
Sopf idoB :Senninqs fijr3te befinz
nungsIo5 duf ben Seitenpsq uno ftar6
in tiraer 3eit. Der Wl0roer madte
lid aus benz Staube uno bic 9oliaei
per9aftete ipGter Robert Start auf ben
8GOadt bin. aina unO ,Sennings
itcben beibe in alei6em utter Don 30
Bis "a sSahren.
= Chris. sSledeniteiu. nqlfer bem
G6arles 6sl0en einen GeDolDer aus
fii5rte uno bier in einsn Gcibdmt iiir
f.50 beriebte. beitano aciiern Worgen
Dor gi4tsr Sbanf i'm Wun3ipalQeribt
Iein 9erb0r unh ipuroe I'm $40 unb
bic Soften beitraft. Die Straie nuroe
iFm geidsntt. na6bem er 0sm 8eItob-
lenen 81 80 einbGnbiate, um ben Gez
ooIOer pieoer auslOIen gu t0nnen.
6rl. emma Goodman, So6ter
BON 9. Ul, Goodman. set Jtanmono
BERN. Qaufburi4e Der alsiosr6GnOler
Heiiell u. &c.. an Der 6ilb un0 7yront |
5traRe. nit tbrem gtutomo6il nieoerz
lerannt. Der sSiinaIing trlitt @srs
.etungen an reften gein.
- GiHbreher braHqelh borlebte !
laft bur6 Ginbriitsn elmer 7feuIters |
'feibe in ben GaOen oss 9rocers Su= |
iu5 ". &illiau. Ro. ia Gentral
aOenus uHO er6eutetsn Dsri6is0sne
Waarer.
g(uf Der pbares 7Slrm bet Sss
'en WiIe asrietb aeitern Radmittdg
bag DON 8. Is. 9iffen betpobnte 5aus
n grdHo. 0as fFeuer fam in einen
ilaHm aug, in ipeihem oer 6dusbdIt
'pn Geor1e y. Semlsr BON Samilton
Goerte. Der anaerifltets Shuoen be-
rGat $4,000, ipopon $500, auf 9ifs |
'en sntfaILeu.
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Minen Iiegen i'm 9anucc
fSlub.

90 inen Iiegen i'm 9anuee
5lub.
@aibington .. g., 3. @ai.
slus geridten oes Gear 9tOnlirals
D}abo an oas Warincoepartement
crbellt, oaB Die 5eoerals I'M @anuco
6luB, Der pom @olf Don Oierifo Die
@inia6tt nod Ianpico biloet, Minan
gelegt baben.
Ger GSluB lit nnr fiir Sdiffe nit
IeDr geringen 8iefgang icbiffbor
Sor picr5cbu Sagen Iagcn Ocr
Scout &reu3er gG6citer", Dos aono-
nenboOt o0olpbin~ lmo mehrcre al.
oere fleine arlerifaniid)e &riegsfaDr.
3etgc 0ireft Dor Sompico uu0 2lonli.
raj NiaDo mar ser 2lniift, oaB er bic
StaOt obne ieo1pCoen &erluit Bate
f0nnen. IS Dur0e ie0om
iiir rltbiam era6tet, Die Sd]ifie luie
Der IN ben @oIi bero1tS5ubeoroera
mo ieitNem ba5en Die Werifaner Gic
Itinen geleat.
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SabtDn anb Sellebue.

- Smpoidnte 9eremonieR <fanDen
aeitern glbeno pdhreno oes lebten
0ottesoienites in Der Sopsr Wietb.
air6e in 9anton itatt. 8as Got
tcsbaus piro beute oblstrasen. um
elnsm mOoernsn 9ottesbluie plab gu
ntaden. iSrau 2(nna Tdrrsll. DON
Ro. 6194. glDe.. bas d!iefte le6snoe
Vtitaliso Der 8emeinoe, niro bic ulis
gibel bsrpadeH. Die Gsmeinbs purs
DC DOR 20 sSahren i'm 6auIe bes 9a.
terE Der sSrdu SarreIl on Der 1rOHt
uno Wain Strabe or9aniiirt. Die
Geriammlunaen Duroen oann naf
BEN sSdmsstppH S6Il6aufs OtrIegt
uno aoa bic 9emeinoe DOT So sSdbreH
ned; benz ieBiasH plaB I'm.
- Sn Der beute glbenb in Sapton
itattfinosnoen SiBuHa Dss Stabtraibs
pirb oas 2issns aomlnittee ieinen
gtritt iiber bic Dirtbitafts 9iaens
fen einrei6en. uno io!l 6aiielbe Elm
@utn9ten oabin abaeben. bab 5tpsi
Birtben bic 2isenien psrlpsiaert MIR
ben iOllen.
Sn Redsr's SaGe in 9apto1
faHb gsitsrn bic 9eriammlung bes
Csutid s2lmeritanii6en Stlotuerbuns
bss urter bsm 8oriibs 0ss @i5sprdiis
osntsn Senrp Gang ftatt. Sstretdr
So6n 8Onbaio prototpIlirte. Rahoem
Die 9eidIiiiie Der lebtsn @eriammlun5
berIeisn paren, unter6reitete Usitgli.o
galentin R0bler cine gnsabl 9tufnab.
meseiuae, bic entsegsnssnommen pllrs
ben. Die glpplitanten tpuroen Ipfort
als Wlitelisbsr aufgenommen. Vie
Rdmen iino: R. s. Wuosr, Sobn
Garb. Sulius Ssiftmunn 6. grud,
9. Sud. SeHrp Rsders. 5obn SesJ.
Soiepb Martin, Weroslin 5alImsper,
Wsn3el GeiB. Sermann grodbarbe.
SSobaHn 9autermann, Senrp Bernard,
Ssnrp Rsdsrs, Gilbert S6pGgsrIe uuo
Sbpmas SadIsr. Gr.prGiibsut Bed.
mann perlangte 5u piiien, pag Del
8uptOnsr 3tpeis in gstreff Der 5beiIs
natme an Der Concentration Der iSreiz
iinnisen am %. Wai in Cincinnati
big isbt sstban babe. IS puroe cir
geI4luB sefaBt, iih in torpore on b.r
9emonitratioH gu betbeilissn. Setres
tGr gOnbajo ipuroe nit ben 2lrrangss
ments bstraut. - 8om Nnt. S6uls
lebreriemiuar in Wilipautee, gDis..
lpuroe Elm S4rsibsn perlsien, in Dem
UNI llntsritiiBung uddgsIIht piro
fir bic giuri6tllns zines CONNER
Euriss, um ole beuti6e Sprad)e 2u
i0rberu. Die GtabIirung zines
pnrts, tpie lie Dor sinsm Sabre pros
iettirt tpurbe, ipuroe fallen eslaiIen.-
in 9streff Der Sonntagsangelessnbeit
puroe srtldrt, bab 10 lnRge Wtapor
luinbp bon Dapton i'm 2tmte lei Der
,erfonIiden Jrsihei tsins @sfabr
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Der 6incinnati.r ..ilno Outing
Club, beiteheno aus II lunaen Mdns
rern, mistbete ssitern in Cincinnati
etn arobcn glutompbil Goitpaaen
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lpsl6er sipiihsn BEN Sorf unb Sin.
sihnati fabrten uuternimmt. Inn eis
llsn 9lusfluu rad Uiio3ietopn uno
Sapton All lHternshmen. 9eaen 10
llbr aeitsrn Worasn. als bas 4uto
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Sirdben5abn treussn pollts, ipurbs
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Cine KraRRenWdrlerin nimEt
Den Ral6 zines DOhtOrs on.
ltno rr6alt lire Gciunobcit micOcr
nnrdj EgOia Is. |infbam'S
Gractu6lc GDmuDuun.

Gupbenlia, Gbto.-,,,$u ,Tolqe totGler llHs
fenutnib odpon, mle ldl mid betnt @intritt
in bic 2Seblld)rtIt ~ btiprQcH babe. ilno
elmer beim 6jange 5ur Shule ;uoeipgenen
@rt1ltung lit id) an einer 8erifiebun9 uno
leoen Wouat bate Lh idllDere Sdmer5eH
uro llebelfeiteu, mas nets Elm 9iieberlegeH
Der 9rbeit fir Smei ooer orei 5acr bebeutcs
te, BON Der 3et on, ais l6 l6 Sabre all
mar.
sd beqab mid mad, @ouiaB. UNI bel
meIner S6neitcr Su Irbtu. NO mir elm
Ioftor non ben Yinfbom'idlrn Seilmitten
erGbIte. 9Ibtr i'd madlte fejner G}cbrdiIdJ
OaDor, neil mein &erirauen in Qatent.
Weoi5inen sin geriuQcs eor Nndl benz
8oos mtiner Sdweifer fam idl in bic Oct
motb nndl Ohio Suriid, unO 6ie1eS III nsiue
9elmatb lett ben lebteu 1S SuGren
o8rr Sekenspedlicl trGt in meinem 47.
Gebensjahr Elm unO nm oieie 3eit lab idj
melnen fOrperIdsn 2utanO geuau beidrir.
ben IN elmer Sbrer 9lnnDnsen 3ann be-
Qonu id, 2poia e. Qintbams SegetdbIe
COMPOUND ~ gebrnufeu, uHo id) fam gar
ndbt beid1retber, lUelde BeerpnQ d In ptn
ortl erten Y(ondteu erfphr. 6s beluirttt,
oaB idl ntd)t geSmurgen mar, IeDen Wtpnut
ole grbelt ub3ulegeH. uHo I'M Saufe Der les
ten II ,SNbre babe d nidt stDei Dollars ei-
mem 3ott0r beSablt unO mar geiegn,t nit
elmer uor3iiglidlsH GeiuuObeit fiir etue Erol
meines gtlters uuo idl Ueroanfe oieies Gpota
q. &intbom's %egetable COMPOUND.
,,yiad 0,nt Hsbensmediel mar Id eine
Nhtteritaits &iIeqerin uuo nodosm idj
mid UDlIig Gllein crbalte, fam id ben
gSerb Der 6',iunbbeit ridJt gsuug itbdBtn.
Sd babe mir jeBt mein eipenes tleines be-
Quemes SeiW deItQfieu NIT Hqheu uuO
arantenoRese SD babe bas COMPOUND
&ieltn nit gutem Grtpl9e .mpfobIeH, tptil
es lid ausQcSsidnet Dor no nad) Der 0js
burt bon finoern bewabrt - WtiB @Oss
lbn IotlO Stewart, @upbemia, Ohio
@enn Sir ipcjicllcu 9iatb gabcu
iuOllcn, 10 idjrcibcn Sic an Die &DOiG
Is. Rinfbam McOiciuc GO. (cunfben-
tielD, Egnn, NiaIi SIR Sricf miro
UOn elmer Srnn acDffnet, Gclcien unO
beantuOrtet anO itrcng gcbcim gcBal'
ten.