davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-27
To-DAY'S INSTALLMENT.
slxty-sixth chapter-continu

Slxty-sixth chapter-continued
''That was only bluff, though" said
Martin, THE real truth is that you
would cease to be Lady Raa and that
would be blow to his PRIDE Then
there would no longer be any posi-
bility OF establishing family, and
that would disturb his plans. No
matterl We can set Curphy to work
ourselves"
But have seen Mr.. curphy Also
! said
"And what did he sag?"
told him what the lawyer had said,
and he was aghast.
Good heavensl What an iniquityl
In England, too! But never mlndl
There are other countries where this
relic of the barbaric ages doesn't ex-
list. Wen go there. We must get a
divorce somehow"
My time had come. I could keep
back the truth no longer
But, Martin" | said, divorce is
impossible for me-quite impossible"
And then / told him / had been to
see the Bishop also, and he had said
what had known before, though in
the pain of my temptation | had for
gotten it--that the Catholic Church
did not countenance divorce under
any circumstances, because God made
marriages, and therefore no man
could dissolve them.
Martin listened intently, and in his
eagerness to catch every word he
raised himself to a kneeling posi-
tion by my side. so that he was look
ing into my face.
But, Mary, my dear Mary" he said,
you don't mean to say you will all
low such considerations to influence
your"
Face Quivered.
II am a Catholic-what else can
do?" said.
think how unreasonable, how untrue
how preposterous. it all is in a. case
like yours? God made your mar
rage? Yours? God married you to
that notorious profigate? Can you be-
lieve it?"
His eyes were flaming. dared not
look at them.
"Then think again. They say there's
no divorce in the Catholic Church, do
they? But what are they talking
about? Morally speaking, you are
divorced woman already. Anybody
with an ounce OF brains can see that.
When you were married to this man
he made a contract with you, and he
has broken the terms Of it, hasn't he?
Then where's the contract now? 1t
doesn't any longer exist. Your hus-
band has destroyed it,"
But isn't marriage different?" I
asked.
And then. 1 tried to tell him what
the Bishop had said of the contract of
marriage being unlike any other con-
tract because God Himself had be-
come party to it.
ssWhat?" he cried. God become a
party to a marriage like yours2 My
dear girl only think Think of what
your marriage has been--the pride
and vanity and self-seeking that con-.
ceived it, the compulsion that was
put upon you to carry it through, and
then the shame and the suffering and
the wickedness and the sin of it,
Was God party to the making Of
marriage like that?"
In his agitation he rose, walked two
or three PAGES in front, and came back
to me.
Then think what 1t means if your
marriage may not be dissolved. It
means that you must go on living
with this man whose life is so de-
grading. Year in, year out, as long
as your life lasts you must let him
humiliate and corrupt you with his
company, his companions and his ex-
ample, until you are dragged down,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-27
DECIDEDLY NOT.

Dear Miss Fairfax:
am girl Of IS years. and arn
big for my age, and always taken
for about is or 10 years Of age.
May use powder or keep compa-
ny with any young man, a. my
parents object7
FIFTEEN YEARS.
You are too young to keep company
with a young man even with your
parents approval.
You are also too young to use DOW
der. Youth never needs such ques-
tionable methods of adornment.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-27

Copyright. 1919. by Hearsts MaRazine.
Copyright, 1918, by Hearst magazine.
Copyright In Great Britain Copyright,
1913. BY J. B. Lippincott Company.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-27

~ UGH, sed Pa last mite wen he
got up from the dinner label. /
believe / am going to have a
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-10-16

stem Gronseth and daughter Maggie.
B. F. Winnas and Jesse Bogart.
Mrs. shoop and son, Myron, re
turned from Langor on Thursday
where they have been threshing on
the formers place.
A board meeting was held on
Thursday to pay off the men who
have been working on the road.
Jim and George Angel returned
this week from North Dakota.
Miss Nellie C. Shaw and brother.
Robert, arrived home Friday night
for short visit
Paul Craig of Chicago has been
visiting for few days at the home
of John Rasmussen
Miss Alice Nicely went to Kelliher
Saturday evening to visit her cousin,
Mrs. William Belts.
On account of the recent heavy
rains, making the roads in some pla-
ces almost impossible, the school will
be closed for a week.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-10-16
SOLWAY
DVA w II I
X x X x X x X x x X X /

K X K X * x K x X X X
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-10-16

X X X x x x Xxx * X \
Mrs. A. F. Sadler of Buena Vista
left Wednesday for Iowa where she
was called to see her mother, who is
very i'll.
Walter Waterman and son Lloyd
of ColWel, Idaho, who have been Wis
iting at the M. w. Butler home, left
Monday for St. James, Mimi, where
they will visit for some time with
old neighbors and relatives before
leaving for their home. H. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Olson and
family shopped in Bemidji Monday
A. P. Reeve, who is working on
a road contract near Blackjack, was
in town Sunday looking over his
farm. .' ". >
Arthur Sadler transacted business
in Turtle River Wednesday. r.
Mr.. . and Mrs. George McTaggart
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-10-16


J. C. Banks was a business visitor
at Bemidji Saturday. ...
Louie Larson. of Azure spent sew
eral days visiting with friends here
Joe Rock arrived here Friday from
Larimore, North Dakota. ..
Miss Lillis Powers, who is teach
ing at Island Lake, came home
Thursday. School has been closed
on account of diphtheria.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Kilbourn and
baby left for Bertha where they will
visit friends and relatives.
Mrs. George Ellis and daughter,
Mrs. Dan Sullivan, left Thursday for
Wolverton, where they will visit with
the formers son, Harry, and family.
Rev. Osmund Johnson of the Nor
wegian Lutheran church of Bemidji,
held services here Sunday.
The hammers Farmers club ship
ped carload of stock to the cities
Saturday. Oscar Larson went down
with the car.
Jack Hausemann arrived here Sat
urday. from North Dakota where he
has been working for the past sew
eral months.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-10-16

Iowa, and Mrs. Jenner of st. Paul are
visiting with the family of Fred
Gardner. ~
Glen Fuller and wife or St. Paul
are visiting at the home of George
B. Fuller.
Gorden Gardner rode home from
Dakota recently with a fine saddle
pony which he had purchased while
there.
| The diphtheria scare in the town
ships of Alaska and Maple Ridge is
! putting a damper on the social life
of Pleasant Valley at present While
there have been no serious cases
since the death of little Russell
Stout, five weeks ago, cultures sent
| to the state board Of health of those
exposed, show diphtheria bacilli and
have resulted in the closing of the
schools in Island Lake and the Nc
t Clellan district in Maple Ridge
| Carl Saterlie is getting ready to
build a new house on his farm.
Arthur Billitt is. painting the
school house at Island Lake.
Miss May Fault left the first of
October for st. Paul where she will
attend the Agricultural school this
year. 81.
Miss Agnes Flieshman, who is
teaching the Ten Mile Lake school,
called On Miss Carol Knox Sunday,
October II.
The Pleasant Valley Literary and
Social society met Oct. at the home
of G. B. Fuller. A large crowd was
tpresent and a good time was enjoyed
by all.
Mrs. e. Hedglin, who has been
quite i'll, is slowly recovering.
Favorable reports are being receiv-
Ell from Tommy Long, who is at the
sanatOrium at Walker His friends
are all hoping for his speedy recov-
cry. -.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-10-16
x X X X X X k,+ X X X X x X X
x PLEASANT VALLEY X
FRIDAY OCT0 BFR 16, 101.
X x X X X X x X X X X X X

The Pleasant Valley Farmers club
met Wednesday, Oct. 7, at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. M d. Fuller. Quite
a large crowd was present in spite of
the rainy weather. After dinner had
been served and the business meet
ing was finished, the club and Wis
itors listened to very interesting
talk by Judge Pendergast, on pioneer
conditions in the southern part of the
state, and also in the central part,
in both of which Mr.. Pendergast took
an active part, comparing conditions
then with. those here at the present
time, much to the advantage of the
pioneers OF the present day The
November meeting of the club will
be held at the home of Mr.. Story at
N"eley'S Siding
Mr.. Lee, the agriculturist at Red
Lake, is spending his vacation at his
farm on Boston Lake. Mr.. Lee and
meeting, also Mr. Hamlin and fam
III, Of near Nebish.
Mr. Lee is putting up a new house
on his farm this fall.
Mr. and Mrs Patten and family
from Oklahoma are visiting with the
families of Ira Cook and M. l.. Fuller.
Mr.. Patten is brother of Mrs. Cook
and Mrs. Fuller.
Mr.. Gardner and wife of Olwein,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-10-16
kkf< Xxx Xxx kk kkkk X 4 =
x MALCOLM \

X X X x X. x X X X X x X X X !
John Ahola arrived from Portland,
Ore, last week to visit with his par
ents.
! Mrs. Stiles and father, Mr.. Jack
ley, came home from North Dakota
Sunday where they have been all
summer.
Miss Julia Knutson arrived from
Crookston Tuesday to visit rela-
tives. .
A daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ole
Stoke, who lives in Idaho, arrived
here Tuesday for a short visit
School opened Monday in Pete
Tornas house, with Miss Agnes
Adams as teacher Eleven scholars
enrolled.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-10-16
wv ear River
Aluminium Utensils

if too much heat is applied ;
but the burning has no effect
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-10-16

x x X X K X X X X X x X x x y
x HORNET x
X x K K Xxx X x x * x 4
c. W. Dudley autoed out from
Blackjack on Tuesday and went to
his camp. G. G. Johnson and Henry
Dahlstul accompanied Mr.. Dudley as
far as the Crookston Cedar Spur, and
from there they went to their homes
at Shocks.
Among those who went to Black
duck on Wednesday were, Mrs. For
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-10-16


are entertaining their daughter. Mrs.
Goodman.
The Misses Inez and Alice Butler
shopped in Turtle River Wednesday.
Miss Ruth Wentworth visited Sun
day last at the Gilbert Peterson
home.
J. H. Locke and Martin Olson Wis
tied Thursday at Albert Utech's.
- tfk ffkk fff x
! REDBY =
fkfk k x 8
Miss p. McCalla, who is teaching
the Nebish school, spent Sunday with.
friends and relatives here She re-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-29
1aniliemberbd
geramlahfen Ctto silbert CART eilfen
SelbitmorOucriitdJ 3n nuters
nebmen.

ssn iliberit beoenfli4ein 3iitanoe
beiiuOet iid) Der Al Sabre alte Stto
sllbert 3art, pon go. 1885 Walfer
Strabe, i'm itdbtiidleu Soipital. Bart
hatte cinen ypeifa6en Selbitnlorouer.
ind, unterncniincn ipirb aber tros.
oem nit bent 2cben 0auon formell.
9lm abenn acgen z llbr fam eiii
grliber ocs Cart nnd beiien Wob-
nlng, 5ogerte aber ons Sans 5u ba.
trcten, oa or einen itarfcn @asgerud)
pabrnabm. Ter grliScr betahri6tigs
tc Die Iolisei ilno bcgnb lid Serge1Iit
gieid)ert pom s. goIijeioiitrift nad
I Der Nobnung. y,ad) glniuen0ung alier
8oriihtsmoBregeIn betrat Sieifert Die
Mdume unb iauo Cart in Der aiidle
Bel pollem geipuBtiein aui.
Ger Sebensnliioe bate iih nit eli
ncn 9taiierneiier Die Scble 0urdl.
ibnitten. ioipie Die @asbabne IN Der
siife iinb Dem SGlnf3immer ange'
Srebt. Son eillem @asfod,er hattie Der
@,anm ben Sd]Iail6 enticrHt unS iidj
pcriei6ea in oen Mino Gelterft. Ger.
gcait oicidert lieb Den Diarn mittelii
9lltopatrolpnaen nadj benz it1Stiif]eii
Scipita[ ifafien. @ie ernlittelt iucr.
Den fonnte, fam Bart gesen 4 llbr
I9iadnnittags nadl Sauie mo itlriti
ioiort 5ur Ihot. Scrgenlt gleidleri
,uliroe crit gegen7 llbr BON 0en Sor'
iaa beuad,rifltigt iuio lit cs als cill
8linSer sit bcSeid;nen, 6ab Der Manil
nod 6ein getpuBtiein tuar, ais et
mligcflm0en ipitroe. Die ,Srat oes
;;,nrt bate am gornlitfag Die @ol-
ming ueriaiien mo iid) 81 gadbarn
bcgebch Sn iie cine gcluiiie Siird)t boz
ibrem Dfaine bate. fSrall 3nrt III
bodjitaraeig liingenfranf nno lit bies
pobl Der @rllno Der Gorge oes Wlan'
iies leIpeIeii.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-29
&riegsnadJrihte,t aus r,ii'
itiber C.melle.

ct. petersburg, %. Se5ema
Ser. Die folssHDe gstanntmaaun3
bonn ruiiii6en Sauptqaartisr puros
an 4benb erIafsn;
.2lm 27. Se5em6er baben tsins
Sample DON Diatigteit an Der intte'
rem WeidIsl uno am piIica JIuB
itaitssfuubsn. Die 9tHgriffs Der 9eut.
i6en tpurSsn ii6erua suriidsei9la.
gen.
r3pii6eu Der pilica uAb Der obes
rem W.idfsl befinbst iid Der 5sino
isst in Der 0efeniipe.
.uuIers sruppsn eritiirmten Sas
Sorf S5itHiti, bas BON ben Oeftsrrsis
6srn in bartnGdissr Wsiie pertbeioigt
puroe. Der Geino bat OefiHitiD Ods
ean5e Iinte ufsr bss Rioa SluHes ses
rGumt.
,Sabli5 BON Der o6srsn Wei9lel,
al Der Opateop giIc3 2iHis, entz
pidelt i9 bic S6Iaat gu uHierG
8unIten. @om 18. biz gum 26. De.
Sember bateu mir bort 200 SffiSters
uno 5000 Mann gefaRssn senom'
men uno 40 Mai4iuengeI9IBe ers
pbert.
Der giid5us Oss 6einSss in Der
@eseno bes SutIa paiiss unb an
Der Strabe na5 2istu pirb INNER
siligsr.
Sas gemii6en oss Seinoes, feline
5ruppen aug Der 0sgsnb Don Si4ens
itp6au na9 ben aarpat9en gu birisiz
rem, lit burh unisre MaHoOsr sdn3Ii4
pereitelt ipornen.
Seftise Stiirme an Der
britii9en &ii tie.
opnopn, 80. lOea. - England
uno Srlanb tpuroen in Der leBten
gta9t BON einsm iiberdus befti9en
S6neejturm bsimseiu9t, Der beOeuten-
ben 9erluit al Weni9enleben CUR
Ssplae hattie unb aud sroben materiel-
len G&aoen anridtets, Der Selesra<
phenoertebr auf Dem Sentiment puroe
fart ssit6rt unO Die 8erbinouns nit
syrantrsi9 lpuroe fait gang unterbros
6en.
Sn glapbdm iuurbe elm Wtanu in
5olge beg @iuitiir3ens eiues Sauies sea
iobiet uno mebrsre anoere perionen
lpurSen i1iper psrlebt. Sn anberen
Shsilen 2onbons tpuroen Sf,dufeniter
BON bem Sturm eiusebriitt. Sn mon'
den 5hsilen apuDpns iislsn 5ipei sSub
.S4nse.
Sn TusIint tpar Der GdussfaII Der
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-29
Jn(anO=g
Giu 4Sofnuussara6f
syiir sen gum 5obe pernrt9eiltsn SEQ.
M. Grant DON gltlantd, ga.
G6srbunbssri6ter aanlnr erlGBt Elm
3eusnib 5ur glppslldtionss
9erehtiguns.
WOburdJ Der Jaa CUR enbsiliissn
Gntidsiouns Dor eas Obsrs
bunoesserif)t tommeH
llno bic goaiireduus bss 9oSes'
urtbsils auf unbsiiimmts 3eit
peribobsR fpirb.

Waibington, .. g., %. Deg.
- Ribter 2amar bonn OberbunOess
ssri9t bat beute bic 8erufuug guiass
beiBsn, ipsldje i'm Sntersiie bss in 2ttz
lantu, Ga, gum Sooe perurtbeilten
SEQ M. 5raut sssen bic gntideibuns
Ses 9unoesbiiirittsssridts DON Rorb
Seorsia, bas iib setpeisert bate,
Srant auf 9runS zines Sabeds Cor
pus.9srfabrens gu entlaHen, einger
rsidt porbsn ipar. 5rant, tpelder Der
(srmorbung Der 15siGbrigen Warp
pbaaan. bic in feinsr glsiiiiftf1bri.
beidGftist mar, i4ulbig befunben
ipurbe, ioIlte am %. Sanuar 1915
binseridtet fperben, bod pirb bur6
Ole Gntf9sibung bss Ri9tsrs 2amar
bic 8ollitreduns bes 5obesurtbeils
auf unbeitimmts 3sit Osri6obsu. Die
gertbsioiguns bat cine Sriii bon brei.
| Big Sagsn. Inn cine gtbI6rift b.s
8trbdnblungs sprptotoGs ein3ureifeu
unb iobalo bies ssiteben lit. tanH Der
Staat Georgia oarauf beiteben, bab
Der s5al auf benz aalenosr bebufs
9erbanoluns Dorseiho6en iusrbe. glps
plitationsn Dieier 9trt peroen msi'
fisntbeils bsipilIist, aber untsr ses
ipobnli9en llmii6nben ipirb Der 5aa
niht ppr 9blaiIi BON anbertbalb Sab
rem Dor ben SberbunDesgeri4ts
geldngeH.
Der sdn5e 9srt9tsbof miro an Der
gerbanblung tbeilnebmen unb bariiber
snti9eioen, Of grant auf 9runb zines
Sabsas Corpus @erfahrsns gu ieiner
Jrsilaiiuns bsrs9tigt lit. unb stpar
bss6aIb, neil Der 9sribtsbof BON 5ul.
Ton gountp. Ga, oaourd, Sab Der 4ns
sstlaste, als bns 8ereitt abseseben
ipurbe, ni6t i'm @eri6tsbof antpefsno
mar, bic Surisbiition iiber i'm uerlos
rem fat. Sollte Der 9sri9tsbof entz
IiheiSen, oab 5rant gu einem 9abeds
Gorpuss9efebl bere6tist lei uHo bas
burA bic Gnii6sibuns bes Ridters
Reipman bonn 8unbess Mitritisserift
|umitobsn, bann oiirfte Der 5al mieber
on oas lebtere 5ribunal Suriidperipie.
| fen perben uno Sfpar nit Der Weis
lung 3sussnausiassu entsssen5unsb.
men, Sur9 ipelhe bic 9rii:.be Der
gsrtbeiotsung serehtfsrtist tuerben
t1nnien. Sollie ss am Sdluiie ents
lidisom fperSsn, bab 5rant aus Der
Saft entlaiIen tperben ion. bonr mag
nod bic arass sntiteben, OBJ Der Staat
Georgia bas Re9t bat. ihn Elm Stpsites
Dlal untsr glntlnge itellen unb bdraufs
bin pro5eiiirsn 5u laiien.
@eltcrn mar es bag 5ipeite NAL.
Sab Sranf's Sdidial III Den Sanbeu
bss giidiers aamar riIbts. b.nn
nntoem oas Gbcritaatseeridt bon
Gcorgin iib aapcigert bate, oas
gerbift rnl5iiitoBeiL iuurSe 9iifier
tg1mar erinht, eiu @cIitd) bebiifs @e.
rliing an bas Sberbinoesacridlt 81
sspGbren. CT idbIus bas Gsiu@ ab,
neil In Dem Sale feline brnoesgeiee.
lihsn fyrassn rcrlagsl, b. sing Guts
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-29
2r. anbnep's gortras.

llniperiitdtsprdiiocnt CHARLES ".
0al,nep ipra6 geitern slbeflo in so,
IlInlbiis Dor Der aoiipention Der
,fosnlopolitiiGen Stubs Der dmerifa,
niiten llnipcriit1ten", Die IN Scr
Ohio Gtnnts.llniperiitdt itnttfano.
gs lit ods einc gereiniguna dusldn-
biid,cr Shlbcltcn IN Den gereinigten
Sfantem, bic iid) 5iueds 6oroernug
beiierer internotinnaler 9e5iebulgen
5nianm,engetbat babeil. Tr1iioent
Iubnep bate iih Sum Sbrnla &C.
wdDlt: Ser bobere Gutriotismns
oOer observation-disclosures gegen ssSni.
perialismlis." Gr pertrat ben Stano-
punft, oaB bcr SumanisnIitS iibcr
Sem gatiolfalismus itebe unO Der Sssli-
observation-disclosures, Die @eltpar6riioe.
rung, geiorbert, Der Snlperialismus
aber Detdmpft lucr0en miiiie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-29

iheibuna ii6cr Die g(rt imo @eiie Der
@ro3ebfiibrung Snhe Der Staatsge.
ridie ici. Iieier entifeioung i9loi.
len lid aid 9iidJter Solnes inO nab
imo nad) ouh Oie iibrigen 9iidter
ocs Oberblinoesgeridts ar Oenen oaS
@eiub nnterbreitet tporoeH mar. Gar.
auiEin nnroe in benz 9unoes.Gi-
itriftgeriht p,n Georgia ein Sabeas
eorpus.8 8erfa6ren mir Die sSreilai.
Jung Srmfs eiggercidjt, je6odl unn
oen 9iid)ter Getuman abgepieIen,
.peil Scr 8erlirtbeilte angebii6 nidt
III elmer II eitercu Yernfnng bere6tigt
mar. @bcrio peiaertc Der &ifjter iif,
eine geriifllng gcgen ieine @ntid)ei.
Dung an has SberblinOesgeridt 81
inSoiiiren coer Gin n3eitgnii 5lr 9lp.
pcilaiion3- 9eredtigitng", mic es Oas
YunCesgeieb bon 1908 III iol6cr
SSdllen erlorbt, nitssiiitellcn.
Oaraufbin tpurbe gii6ter 2amar
erIu@l bic 8erufing 3u inboiIiren,
uHb er itellte bds DerlaH1ie geretttz
gi.ngsaeigniB aus. gei Der 8ertiins
biqunq ieiner @ntI6eibun1 fii1rte ber
aiater an, bah Der fall DerIfisa
bsns bunbssseieBlihe 5rdsen entbalte,
tie pom Oberbunoesesriht nod nift
| entidiebsn por6en Isien, pebAal6 aud
cine gere6tiguna sur 9ppeantion pors
! Iieee. 9lls bic bauptia4li6iteu oieler
| sSragen besei9uste RiAter Gdmar bic
| ienige, ob bic 9unbesDerfdiiune pors
| ifreibe, baB Elm 2tngefIaster i'm Ge-
ri4tsiadIe anipeienb iein miiiie, penn
in einem Staatsgeri4tsbof elm Babr7
iprud gsaen ibn a6geseben tpirb unh
iernsr, tpeldbe 8irluna bic S9atIa9s
DaR elm ioIder 2ln&tlagter ieIns 4b'
psienbeit ni4t als Prunb sur Sc
pdbruna zines neiihn pro7eiies gel
| tenb mdGte. auf Def 5Sdll ausubt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-29
GinbriiHe ,i,ib 9iebitable.

= Wlittslit eines Stsmmsilens brad
Elm Ginbretsr bic WO6nuns Don 60
lepb Bruce i'm WaIamsbd 0ebduos
oil Der Glsntpoob 9lDsnue uno Reaoing
Roab auf nno cHtlDeHoete Shmudia.
den unO llbren i'm 9siammtluert1
bon $131.
- Nus bsr Wobnuns BON Greberid
Sumop, i'm 8artlep @ebduoe an Der
Reaoins Roao unb RodoaIe 9lDenue,
eHtiDenoete Elm Ginbreder S6mudIa'
den i'm Wertb Don $240, ictpie aus
5fpsi Gpartahen bic Siimme bon $24
unD cine @slbborIe nit $50 Snbalt
2luesni6einlit lpuroen bic beiber
Ginbriihe DON elmer unb osrieibsr
YerIpH periibt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-29
Sam biaig oapum.

aut6sr Womdn aus gllberisbille,
Mia, ma6ts in Der Rdbe beg qennipls
pania 9abnbofs bic 9etanutitaft Ell
nes Mannss. bem er ii1 auf isiner
SJanoerung bur4 GinciuHati ans
I9lpb. Qn Der qearl unO Butler
Gtrabs trai Der reiaeipounene Jreuno
einsn alten 8etannten, Der Elm pdar
padets fortienben poIlte, ater letoer
fein tlsines 9eib bate. DIR 5reuno
Vo. l battle aud nur einen $500
Gbed bei ii6 unb periufie ossbdIb
Moman INN $40 an5upumpeu. big er
pen gbed in elmer bstannten 8aits
tuirtbi6aft geipedielt babe. Wtomun
bate nur $1.20 heines Gelb BEL lid,
nit nsl6er Summe bic 9auernfdnger
aua porlisb nabmen unb ialeunigIt
peridlpanben, na6oem iie cine in Der
RG6e befinblif,e @aitipirtbI6ait betre.
ten batten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-29
Grlaa einem .SersidIas..

esm filter BON GO Sabren peridicS
Der @ainpirtb S. ~. Stirliforb in iei,
iirr gyobnnng an Der Mesea sloenlc
liIno WiaOiIon gioab. Gtirnforb ipiiroe
IN eiuelu slnbenpebdiibe auf Dem Sol
bepubiios ai,fseiunoen uno in bic
@obniulg gebrdd,t, ipobiil Or. s. s.
saPet geriIfep iunroe, Der feititellte
bnB ber Scrr eifem Ser5fhlag err
Iegeu lit. Coroner Or. 1oertineper
ftellte sinen njesbesicIi&sn Tcbteu'
i6sin Gs1s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-29

geim gsiieissn sinss Magens
ain 5uBs Der Mt. aoams SneIine trat
bic e35 Sabre alte adura Sdurembsrg
BON go. 1916 Sba Strabe in siRc
@srtiefuns. ipOour4 iie nieSeritir5is
iino iih cine 8srlebuns dm re4!en
S6entel su5os. Die 8erIeste ipuroe
in Dem glutpmobil pss Serrn 9enrp
Dislsn bon SO. 1922 Garuep Strabs
nad ibrer Mobnuns ssbrddt.
- 9ln Der 9. uirb Gin Strabe
ipurbe Der So Sabre aIts autfher Sas
MEL 5uriep Ron go. 957 Weit 6. Ctr,
DON ieinem @asen setporfsn uHb trus
eine MISUNDERSTANDING oappn be
icine llebsrfiibruns uad BEN Habit.
Iden &rantsn5aus notbpenbig ma@te.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-29
Srei Weba,lbe IN !6snera,
eJnb.
Dur6 cine 9pnamit CT :
plofioH 5eritort.

6pmera, Snb., %. Deg. =
Orei Gebaube, 0arunter 3fpei Wirtbs
i6aftsn uub sin JlsiIderlabsn iinb
bier am Montas Morgen gu friiber
Stunbe bur6 cine SpHamitsgrplOiion
ssritDrt iporben. Sin pieries @ebdube,
bas ben aNoern bis q big an Der an.
bersn Settle Der GtraBe lag, tuurbe
and fait gang SeritOrt. Rad Der Gr.
ploiion brad in ben brei Gebdubsn
5euer aus. Gin 9uBenb anoere @e.
idditssebdube tpurben bur9 bic 9ss
malt Der GrplOiion mebr obsr ipenis
ger fart beihdbigt.
Die Wirtbi6oiten geb0rteH Walter
Milfon unb SbsOoore Sbonlpion,
unb bas Slsiiaerssl9dft u. GmitrOm.
0i. ppIissi 1T Der 9lniidt. paB bic
grplOiion BON Geinben Milion's per<
urIaGt purbe, Der tiirSli9 BON sinem
1rieoensri9ter angstldst ipurbs, in
un1eieBli6er Weiie ieine Wirtbid)dft
betrie6en 81 bd6eu.
Der Sheriff aslp pon Sullipan
gountp ipurbe odpon unterriftst, ouB
elm geI6lohenss glutomobil Iofort
nab Der erpIpiion in ipeItIider Rins
tung gegsn Sbslburn sefahren iei.
Der anssridteie Gtaben belduft ii9
auf ungsflbr $4,000.
Einf 9erfpnen, Batter,
Rutter unb bret ainz
Der lebshbis Ders
brunnt.
Binterbapen, Sluribo, 2S.
December. Ssnrp alpeb. feline 5rau
nno brsi ainber iinb am Wtontds
Nlorgeu, 5u friiber Siunbs, Iebenois
rerbrannt, als ibr Wpbnbaus Be!
bisIiser Stabt bur9 seuer 5sriiDrt
ipurbe. Die fiinf 2siaeu lpuroen dlls
bsiiammen in Dem Sdlafsimmer Der
ainber sefunben. gtaabdrn, bic Die
Jldmmsn iabeu, sIaubten, bab Die
Jamilie niht gu Sduie lei.
gllptD mar Elm &npitaliit BON Bal;
timore. Der ben Winter bier gu.
bru9is.
3pei Rieberlusen fir bic
1rodenen.
GinSIap. ObiO. 2S. De5br. =
Das Gtdbtdsn Rorib Baltimore, bus
I25oo Ginprhnsr sdhIi, Fat bsais NIT