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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-17
The Way Of i Cat.

A husband and wife Of Pressure Isle
started out to visit some friends who
live about three miles from that town
On reaching their destination they
were greatly surprised to find their
pet house cat hidden under the seat
among the horse blankets. While
greetings were being passed the cat
disappeared. After a short visit and
a hurried search the visitors started
for home, More astonishment than
before was. their share TO find pstssS
awaiting them, as deihure az t4gtA
nothing had happened. PotHM
Press. z, ''' 60 "','''s SEZ
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-17
COX AyNTlNe IN. AMERICA,
n.yluanl. Ls,a. .wI,hI SEW ~ p.ek !

T.. - = r " Z.
Pennsylvania Leads With Sixty Packs
Of Hounds
Fox hunting in America at the
moment Is Of much greater concern
and interest than 1t was, even as re-
Gently as thirty years ago. says
"Bally.s Magazine.
English hounds have been sent
across the Atlantic season after sea.
son, and huntsmen and others as.
ISOLATED with English packs are now
occupying posts OF trust in. the several
American hunts.
English lille, names have been given
to many. new, packs; hounds reyel
in, that nomenclature which has made
the :Belsotr and others, Of English
packs famous the world over.
In actual fact there Is more genuine
hunting OF the wild fox in the State
Of PENNSYLVANIA than. in any other
two States in the Union. There are
about sixty distinct packs in the
State, which OF course is a huge
district. Some OF these are very
primitive institutions Of the trencher
fed variety for the most part, but a
lot OF them show good sport.
An Englishlnan who had hunted in
all the best parts OF England and Ire.
land once related to Mr., Treyelyan
that'somei winters ago;he had quite as
good hunting within, easy reach OF
Philadelphia as a man gould get any:
wherei in the world. 90!
At4Aiken. 5. Cspwhere there is a
winter colpny. otlwealthy New York
people. there lis a5weli, organized pack,
iand. throughout the: South there is
much hunting Of a SORT Foxes there
are plentiful andIif the country9wers
more opeii and not so thickly wooded
the red fox would give good sport
though the gray fox, whichg u .tnore
common. IS miserable. ringer. .lNit
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-17
,auTz IL I;d5'F Freed 6fTrap.

After q. chase % three hours Abram
Layton and his son captured one Of
the largest bnzzards ever seen In
this section. Attached to the birds
leg Mas steel Strap and an iron
chain9three*feete long! The buzzard
was SO emaciated 7thatiti could hardly
nya'&fth' its burden, which it had
evidently carried for months, as the
wound made. by thei swapping OF the
steel trap had entirely healed. The
bird did not show fight, but seemed
glad TO get rid of ifs burden. and 1t
looked SO pitiful that Mr.. Layton had
compassion on it and set it free
Clayton correspondence Philadelphia
Record, 80 ~ sST' s."
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-17
II YOU ARE A.
BIRMINGHAM

ron had letter stop al once. or
You'll lose your job. Every line Of
business Is closing U.s. doors to
''IIrinlsine' men. 1t ,na:s he your
turn next. BY the aid OF o"RINE
thousands OF men have been restored
TO lives OF sobriety. and industry.
we are SO sure that oRRINE will
benefit YOU that we say to you that
II after trial you fall to get any
benefit from It's use, your money will
be refunded.
When you stop Drinking" think
Of the money you'll save; besides. So
Der men are worth more to their EN-
ployers and get higher wages.
Costs only s1.oo a box We have
an interesting booklet about Or
RrNE that We are giving away free
on request. Call at our store and
talk It over. Crane Drug Store. z
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-17
Was Chief on Alpine Hospiees.

'Chanoine (Canonl Camille Carron,
-agedf 59, cliiet OF 2tlietstf Augustine
Order, to whIeli9 belongs the Grand
St. bernard and slmplon hospices,
has died 9 at Martighy, where he
recently descended on account OF bad
health. Canon Carron was in com.
mand OF Tie two hospices for the last
twenty-five years and during this time
saved the lives of hundreds of travel,
lers ON the two passes by his wise
precautions and entertained free Of
cost thousands OF giests.LLondon
Chronicle.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-17

Was necessary 10 his happiness. Ills
feeling for her. lullel Into unconscious.
ness by the duh romld OF ,lomesticity,
had becn sharply stirred by the loss a
her presence. Has It not been dinrSd
Into Us by proverb and sermon aid
fable that We never prize the music
TIL The sweet voiced bird has TO Sn
or In other no less tiorid and true utter.
ances?
Elm n double dyed dub" missed
John Perkins. "thc way I've been t.sat-
Ing Katy. on every night playing pool
and cumming with the boys instead OF
staying home with her. The :,oor CIR.
here all alone. with nothing TO amUse
her, aud me acting that way! Join
Perkins, you're ,the worst kind Of a
Slime. Fin going 10 make It up 70. tile
little girl. I'll take her out ai0i let lisr
see some amusement. And III cut out
the McCloskey gang right from this
minute D
Yes. there was the city roaring out.
side for John Perkins TO come dance
in The strain OF Monus. And at Nc
closkey's the boys were knocking the
halls ftlly into the pockets against the
hour. for tue nightly. game. But no
primrose way nor clicking crc could
WOO the reinorseful soul or Perkins. tie
lerrft. Tic. thing that was his. lightly
held and half scorncd. had been taken
away from lin, and lie wanted 1t.
Backward ss Trl. to a certain man named
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-17
t. H ID! q u I'M

] -. ~ * = &C q ~ 2 81
While parratiin on top Of Jelly Is
stir hot. insert one end OF q slip OF
paper with name Of the Jelly on it SO
It can be easily read: This Is better
than pasting the name on the; Jelly
cup, because this is often rubbed OFF.
Before sweeping the carpets take
al old found tin, pierce holes in the
bottom. aud I'LL with common salt.
Sprinkle this over the, carpet. 1t pre-.
vents the dust from rising. brightens
the colors and prevents moths.
To remove smoke spots from cell:
ings mix thick paste OF starch and
water and With a, clean flannel spread
1t over the mark. Allow 1t TO get
dry thoroughly. then brush. 1t of with
soft brush and the marks will have
disappeared.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-17

.IyEt.LsRuRslGLH - Charged ,

wELEsBuRGH - Charged with
t,rihg 12shots info the nome of Mr..
and Mrs. George Vaughn. on Bethany
pike, ON the morning Of February o.
1919, Harry Elliott, 17-year-old lad.
living on Green's run. Buffalo dis
triet. Brooke county; was arrested
late last night and brought into
Weilsburg today. Elliott is a strik-
Grand IL Is charged that he fired the
shots and then made tracks In the
snow 70 the LaBelle mine to throw
SUSPICION on the miners there:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-17
J. .lrip all ni mad yl,ifg OF llU 3if7oT
Qu|5E'T::;::!h|E.A|I;;VlHEN.
KIDNEYS BOTHER.
Take glass Of Salts if jour Back
hurts or Bladder troubles

No man or woman who eats meat
regularly can make a mistake by
flushing the Kidneys occasionally,
says a'wcll-known authority. Meat
forms uric acid which excites tile
Kidneys, they become overworked
from the strain, get sluggish and
fail to filter the waste and poisons
from tile blood. then We get sick.
Nearly all rheumatism, headaches,
liver trouble, nervousness, dizziness,
sleeplessness and urinary disorders
come from sluggish kidneys.
The moment you feel q dull ache
In the kidneys or your back hurts or
II the urine is cloudy, offensive, full
OF sediment, irregular of passage OF
attended by sensation OF scalding,
stop eating meat and get about four
ounces of Jad Salts from any pharm.
dcy; take tablespoonful In a glass
Of water before breakfast and In a
Few days your kidneys will act iine.
This famous salts is made from the
acid of grapes and lemon juice. com
bined with ;lithia. and has been used
for generations to flush and stimu-
late the kidneys, also to fieutrafize
the acids In urine so It no longer
causes irritation. thus ending blad-
der weakness.
Jad Salts Is Inexpensive and can
not injure; makes a delightful eff
ferycscent lithia-watef drink which
everyone Should take now and then
to keep the kidneys clean and ae-
tive and the blood pure, thereby
avoiding serious Kidneys complica.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-17
An Admirer Of Mary queer, 81 scots.

s, Theodore Napier, who for eight
years brought 4 wreath from Edin.
burgh to lay on the site of Mary
Queen OF scots's execution at Fother.
ingay. near Peterborough, attended
for the same purpose recently In full
Highland attire. on this occasion.
however, he was refused admission to
the castle size blythe oceupier OF the
farm Of whitlr It forms part. Mr..
Napier left the wreath on an adjacent
hedge, and viii abandon the pilgri-
mage unless the prohibition is with.
drawn. London Evening Standard.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-17
succumbed to Injuries.

GRAFTON = Claude. Hamilton,
aged 90, died at Keyser from In
iuries received there in ain accident
about a week ago. He was struck
by a steam crane as 1t was being
backed up through the yard and
severely injured but was thought to
have a chance Of recovery until u
couple of days ago.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-17
BLANKETS GIVEN FREE
Largest novelty ever given with one
package of cigarettes
AMERICAN FLAG

Every smoker in town who pur-
cliases u Sc package containing 10
Sovereign Cigarettes, during the next.
few days, will receive u large Amer
lean Flag Blanket. The size OF these
blankets is causing quite stir as
they are one foot long and eight
inches wide, and are said to be the
largest novelty ever given free with
u single package of cigarettes. To-
bGcco dealers in town. say the de-
mand for these blankets is very
great as the ladies have found so
many uses for them. They predict
that their limited supply OF these
extra, large novelties will soon be
exhausted. and urge smokers to take
advantage of this free offer, right
away. ,sr'gV7
The sale of Sovereign Cigarettes
is reported to be steadily on the in
crease. Their mildness, mellowness
and flavor have established new
standard Of quality that is giving the
greatest satisfaction to smokers eve
rywhere.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-17
SPLITTING HEADACHE
INSTANTLY RfuELEDI
G lsstsla lo'c *; NJ: Package 81 pr James
glHsadashes Powders and st6b Head
ElaoA aohea or6 Neuralgia Pain.

You can aclenr,youry head and re-
tlieyca dull splitting Violent ithrob-.
bling headache in a moment with a
Or. James Headache Powder This!
eld-time headache reliefAacts almost
rhagicallt. Send SOME one to the
drug store now for o dime package
and a few moments after you TAX e a
powder you will wonder what be-
came Of the headache. neuralgia and
pain. Stop sufreringMit's needless.
Be sure you get what YOU ask for.
advertisement.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-17
. How TO CLEAN CORDUROY.

Mix together equal quantities Of
ether grain alcohol, and gasoline.
Shake tosal emulsion and sponge the
gown, breadth by breadth. with the
mixture. Dry III sun and air. Er.
change the sponges often for clean
during the process. Try the effect OF
the emulsion upon bit Of the stur
before attacking the whole garment.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-17

Adam. whom, the cherabim bounced
,frons dhe orchard, could Perkins. tie
rcin6fsefnl, trace his descent. t' ''si
Near the right hand OF John Perkins
stsql d chair on the lsack OF IL stood
KatE,s Blue Shirt waist. IL stilt re.
tsInett Something of her c6ntonr. Mid.
way 6t The sleeves were iine. Individual
tsrihktes made ny tlla lloyeifenjs OF
! hat arms 20 WSfkin fdf his comfort
aud lllfastire; y ISttrale bit imnel-
ling ,slSr !of liinaiteils eaine from IL.
J0hil; took It ana ld,isea long aid 80
nIeflS ~ the iiitfesiSnslve erena,linc.
Katy lad meyer Been unfesbonslye.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-17
rr..s1f.dI dTr..s.

q Two trees 10 be seen in the main
street Of Thorshavh. the capital Of
the Farol Islands, have an interesting
history. Trees resolutely refuse to
grow In these Islands, exception some
few sheltered spots, and the In
habitants therefore prize them
greatly. When the road was made Il
was decided 10 leave the trees III the
MIDDLE OF the Carriage way fathes
than be guilty OF The crime Of Telling
them:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-17

Tue smallest current coin in ths
world Is used by the natives Of the,
Malay peninsula. It is q sort ot
wafer made from tbs resinous Juice
OF q tree and Is worth about 10000
part q q cent,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-17
This i Is a Perfect pattern.

Be sure to state right size, passing
the tape around The fullest part of the
breastiwell up under the arms.
1t may be- obtained by filling out
the coupon and enclosing 10 cents fin
stamps or coin to the Pattern Depart
Inent Of this paper.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-05-07
Smmer 8equem.

Smmer 8equem.
Gis fSnntn ps&fsIn 9brtn gbsd:isbenlabtnh
hs 8 tibr. $f.00 srbfnst cine Sparttnlasds
ablt 8 sro,snt 3tuisn. ole fSnnsn 3tsbfnlSbg
esIb ttbsn Gag I'm Sabr ptHt 4Rubisune. .
BHrsl&aftIt& btppam6Gtiste aetntrn fartbte
idmmiliHsn Sc Sransatlaniii&eni.unb 8hlisR
Dampfsr eintsn. @isbt fir &stitu bte-bsRe
Ausfunft uns ntebrieat wreift.
Die Rpiariats abtbtiIuna frttgtB BcumaHitit
ius prf6isbtus stlsBIi&s Dpiumtnts Ia anta
urpp6if&su Spra@sH an. Bsicrst p6ntssfiir
bgrarr BON ben Ser. Siaattn. @tlblsnbuuesx
aa9 alien Sbstlsn bsr WtIt.
8lam Banfin8 SDnfe,
as 2adatranna GDe., ScrantonA
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1914-12-18


Remmbe a complete lineof Lumber, Build
Try hard Genuine numbert rein Jackson
a Merry
a
L..
Waterville,
E L..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-23

"a head ~ aii-purpoHe horses. both light
and heavy. single and double. ranging
IN prices from tah 60 seas Several
sets Of single or double harness ~ car.
riages. buEEies and wagons can and
took this stock hVfr before purchasing
elsewhere. Take South Seattle car cor.
ner second ana Yesler. Eet of ~ Ninth
av and Hoigate. Conway firus- STABLES
Phone Main t2f7
Services young Perchefon staiiicn Van a
sire a Van. neacon zi2o i4e7 2grd
seattio's horse auction sales every Tues.
day. / o'clock. horses, wagons hug.
Ries. harness. saddles. Take South
Seattle cars. Second and Yeslor. get
Off Henry'a packing house J. "
Hobb huctIonoer. Main tasT
For snle-~Two mares. weight 5000. Price
f7b0i one years old. weighs 600
pounds q good saddle horses. ono Ken
lucky thoroughbred mare. fine saddief
and nice single driver. other horses a.
sizes Prices right WIZ guarantee
satisfaction South Seattle atattes
sidney 1875
Rummage sale iie Profontaine place
South Ind Market Thursday noon to
Monday West Side Congregational
,burfH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-23
PERSONALS

Strong. healthy man, age 90. desires ac-
quaintance OF single woman or widow
who owns ranch or other business and
needs the help OF respectable man; oh
tect, matrimony 5000. star
Engineer. 80 years old, steady employ
ment. wishes TO get acquainted with n
respectable woman; object matrimony
O-ils, star.
MATR1 NORMAL PAPER. WITH DE
rcriptions wealthy. marriageable people
Read marriage testimonials. Free Mrs
Bell, 2bi6 W 2ist. Los Angeles. Cal
Cotton Root pills
safe and sure cure for delayed periods
Price So, Money refunded II It fails
For sale at Raymond Remedy Co, ann
PIKE ~
CUT THIS OUT FOR LUCK SEND
birth date and 10 cents FOR wonderful
horoscope Of your entire life. Prof
Raphael. t9s Lexington av.. New York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-23

Mit wohKfNoMAS. fNvTET WHERE
YOUR MONEY ~ EsFEf Payment.
accepted We stss guaranteed. Inter.
est shsaFius bond securing full amount
ygu inVsnt. aisa face vnise Interest in
our enterprise We make your money
make money fer yuu.
Or. HARVEY nAff.Er
.ei MUTUAL LiFE ni.DG sEATrLE
WANTED IDEAS " w'i ,,',i Tor Li.'
wasted ~ manufacturer. ard p,ts~.
offered for inFsutions our four boob.
seat free Fafsnt secured or fee fe
tprnrd Victor J Evans a Co, EsoF
washlnsion. = G
nHEATEsr nUu HAnGAfNs TVFn
as.in side. best Administer rugs. special
" - BRUSSELS fgr isrtt rooms itttE
befGaihs IN fac wilious. terms sivsn
Mnidfea Company, Henry indE. iasg
Feurth
WI sell cheap M business. eonsisttns 81
nna lot. Groom house and roed barn.
coal and aued yard. drsr and transfer.
doing business fof IS houses viii
take team 10 part pay Reason for sell.
ms. EginT on = ranch " r. Lane A
sgn. gsn ~. puvsit wash.
nummaEs saie ~ tis Yssisr gay
ALAHkA--l.ASp or orpoRTuNITY-
Homsstsaas bushes. chances Acru-
rate Information Auy lire. ~. Personal
attention Sawyer. Jr.. Seward.
Alaska
GOOD location Or vet wssh laundry. in
town 81 10 600 population. nuiidlns
suitable for rent Write J n. Moran
tll y Tnwsr Az. csnirsils, wash.
uarhsr shop Tor sale small nc. no
basement fine location Eond opening
faf right party. Address N.I1s. care
~ staf
wanted -i.1dr partner. scandinasian pie
fsrred experienced. IN hotel business
Address sos care ~ star
a fine opportunity Tor hotel dining room
sois First av.. city
MOVING PICTURE THEATRE
I viii pay your expenses to Investigate
this house n you don't find that n IL
clearing over $50 per week ii.too VIII
handle
CIT Northern Bank nidE
Established tailoring business for sale at
reasonable price. speciality. repair
trade good reasons for leaving Apply
Marroni Theatre, Third and University.
after q m.
HArbsr shop. chairs. baths. complete
400 FIRST aV s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-23
WANTED AUTOMOBILES

VIII t.s. 1919 or i,i. rsFd. t-pas..as.r
a first payment On hoas. snd iot. bal.
ancs onir ttfe. This "a Q snap Rs~
owner EckArt News sssnrr. ~ " cor
n-r First and wasafHrten ct Phone
Main isft o. Eiiiatt stss-J
7-T77e-@ VII 4 T---f5r-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-23
WOODLAND PARK DISTRICT

WOODLAND PARK DISTRICT
IKE remit new
q car a
basement furnace window SEATS
ear. onA w
attic
Fireplace
and 10
and Woodland Park
COTTAGE REALTY co
Kinney Also
open Sunday-rake Phinney
Ercius Ai.rr In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-23
5 AGENTS WANTED

snappiest seller on market tday. sells
like hot cakes 100 per cent prout' re-
pea, orders sure, particulars free, !.
n Merritt Speciality Co. tiA Randolph
-, y W. Warrington. Z.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-23
PERSONALS

Lonely people. either ssr. desiring sc-
quaiuiApcs or cBrrrspondenf call or
address The Raymond Co. Room ~,
sl7a PIE o.. Seattle Wash. Ladies'
free
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09
gterblibfeitsberibt.

Sobann Stublmiiller, 6, &c Marp
Ctr, Sdpinofudt.
Wiarp gOppib, CT. 100 Wintlsr
Str. 9er5leib.n.
Clemens Wlsper, so, 3tpsisboipital,
S6piRbiutt.
@uitap R.umann, 81, 1909 Bin,
Str, DISTRIBUTING.
2ouis Strottmann, 38, 4445 Ddr'
rom 2lbe., Roie.
William Gpsler, SO. 1897 gapmils
Ter Str, 9unsenentoiinSuns.
SlOrsnc. polod, 72. 721 Sit Mcs
Miaan Str, @ebirnblutung,
Wlarb Wenba, GA. 1881 Wef 9is
berth Str, Ser5ihpGd..
Sophie s. Wel3, 73, 2519 Roonsb
Str. 5er5leiben.
Glifforb Mc9ee. 80, 125 Wsfgourt
Str. 9irnbautent5iinbung.
5lorsnee Dilfon, "a, 800 gongrsb
4oe., @ebirnleiben.
Bridget MeSouousb, so, 2ongpieip
SoipitaI. Ssr5f6pG4..
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g. $. @bite6eab aus MidmonS trast
i6,pere Sdnitttunnben bauon.

Gin bebauerliGer Nutomobilunflll
sreianete fi6 in Der Dienftaa Ha9i
teim poiiiren Der &analbriide in ct
Bernard. als bic 9orberrdoer burd
BEN i6liipfriasn 8oben in bds Slet
ten tamen unb aeaen bic griidens
einfafuna fdlenferten. poourA Die
8doer unb bic 8orbera6ie brd6en
g. $. Wbitsbeab, 9eidGftsfiibrsr eis
Hss 5 unb- 10 Gents 2abens Der fir
ma &resae in Ri6mrnb, Snb.. trua
rur6 umberiliegenbe 9ldsiplitter bee
Dinbfeniters. ipsl6es bemolirt fpurbs,
i4pere S6nittDunben i'm 9eiiGYt
Oaoon. sSn bem Quio bsfanben iit
foiaenbe gerionen: 8. e. Soobsr. @n.
oros See Cream Habritdnt aus Rih=
monb, ssnb.. g. $. Dbitebeab, Trdll
Gjsoraid 6ids unb ssrdulein RelliC
Rice. aGe aus giihmanO, sSnb. Der
llnfall ereianete fica duf Der 8ailalt
Bride an Der Carthage pite lnc
Wnibinaton Qpe. au ct. 9erndrb
Mie Der 9oliaei Ssraeant aobnlag
aug ct. 9ernaro mittheilts, fubr BIZ
GeIellf6ait nit elmer @eidpinoigteit
bon 40 big 45 Meilen pro Stunbt
bur6 bic Wii!tea 2lpsnus, unb tpur'
ben bic 4nrobner bur6 bas tnattern:
be 9erGuif bes Motors aus ben
Sfllaf astpedt. Serr 8. 6. 5opper
ipelter Giaentbiimer bss Qutos lit
lentte baiielbe peri0nli9 als iih bel
llnfall ereianets. 4uB.r Dbitebeat
trua niemano ipeitsr crnhafte 8erleb'
uhaen baoon. Die 9stteiliaisn mub
ten BIN Gana nah Der poliaeiitatior
antreteu. poielbit Or. u. s. Sopic
lpeldler herbeiaerufen tpurbs, ii6 bes
8erleBten annahm. Der unfaM II
barauf auriitsufiibren, baB be Wn'
idline in su aroBer 8ei6pinbigts;t
fabr nls lie bic a6i6Hfiiae 8abn mad
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leid,te &urDe beihrsibt. 2luberbeH
3atte Der Reaen bas Grbreich aufaas
ipeidt unb bic Habritrdbe i9liipfrit
dema6t. Die hinsiiaerufens SSeuer'
ipebr fpur niht i'm Stdnbe, bas Quto
ipeldes lid nit ben giientheilen II
bic Bride einaearaben bate. au snt'
fernen unb mubte bic gergenom
ihaft aug 6artpeu aerufen aerben
I'm Die Strabtnbabn Gelei1e Dor
ben 5riimmern oss 4utos sa 6efreien
Serr Soober muRte iif oeitern Rah
mittaa Dor bem giirdsrmeiiter Railol
unter Der geidulbiauna bes au idnel
len ifahrens nernntiporten. Die 9e
frlIf6aft befano iih auf benz Degr
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BUR Seiiermng
Sat iidJ oas gefinben bes Onrd Wei=
ieritid)e perleBteu Gomaro 8uu
Wartels gelpanbt,

Der 2lnipalt Gbparp bon Wartels.
ipel9er in Der Oienftag Ra6t in einem
ReRtontre nit Ieinem e6emaligen
Sreunb Qlbert 8elDrsi4, SO. 1914
pleaiant straBe, bur4 WisFeritiae
i6per perIebt purbe, tonnte Der PoIt@
3ei aud geitern Morgen teine 2lusz
tunft seben, per iein 2lngreifer mar,
uno pie ii6 bic WeTerite4srei 5ugetraz
gen bat. 5roBoem bic 4erSte ben 3us
itanb Des @erIesten INNER nod fir
beoentlid boltsn, 10 lit bod eine tleins
geIIsruna siugstreten un0 man he9t Die
9offnung, bab Serr BON Martsls nit
oem Qebsn bdppntommen tpiro. Der
s9psrDsrteBte, feline 6ruu iOpie aud
@eIorsid iinb Poli3sigefangeHe uno
Iiebsn unter Der Qntlage Der Sruntens
beit unb 9eIbret8 auBerosm nod uns
Ter Der Qntloge Ser bea6Ii4tigteH Soos
tung. 8elorei6 seftanb Elm, oaB er gu
Der Shat Elm grobes Wefer benuBte
unb bieiss puroe aud ipdter Bel bsm
Berpltteterl o0rgetunpen. Yer 0ruHo
beg Streites pirb tpobi ME uufgetIGrt
psroen, ba 5rau ppn Wtdrtels, pie
au6 UlartsIs i,lbit jsoe 2(usiase iibsr
oieien Yuntt bertpeieern.
Gslbrsit pobnts Bel bon Wartels,
unb .r mar i'm gsgriff, aus5u5ieben,
als sr angeblit bon WtarteIs angsfdI>
len nurbs. Serr bon Martsls be-
bauptet, bab sr beim 8erluifen ieiner
Dobnuns angsgriffsn tpuroe, uno bic
Ste6erei ioG tbutiddlt6 in Der Wo9-
nuns itatt9efunosn BADEN. 9eIorei6,
nslder in Der gunoesarmee geoient
bat unb ipGtsr 5ismli4 pObl9u6eno
mar, iOQ Die 5antilis BON Wartels bes
Oefteren ubsr WaHer eebaIten baben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09
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