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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-13
NAPOLEON CONTEST =
MEETS APPROVAL
Instructors Say It Will Stimu.
late Interest in English
Composition.
SUBJECT WILL APPEAL
Chance for School Children to
Refute Attacks on
Teaching.
SUBJECT WILL APPEAL

Teachers In public ana prtvatN schools
throughout the greater city expressed
their approval yesterday OF the essay
contest with gold. silver and bronze
medals given by THE SUN. details OF
which were printed yesterday.
The consensus among the instructors OF
New York citys boys and girls was tina,
tho 500 word essays called for on the sub
ject OF Napoleon. who abdicated the
French throne and went TO Elba hun
bred years ago this month. would stimu-
late interest In English composition more
than anything in yeays.
Napoleon Is a fascinating subject for
THE SUN to have chosen" commented d
principal, "Personalities-unusu per.
sonalities-appeal more to youth than
anything else In the world. believe
And think THE SuS and the public gen.
orally will be astonished at some OF the
reasoning the young essayists Will CON
dense into their short compositions.
1T Is the fashion nowadays to picture
Napoleon in anything but a heroic light
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Al, our modern teaching seems to tend to

All our modern teaching seems to tend TO
show him as a man Of extraordinary self
ishness and Just as extraordinary military
genius. This IL natural result or the
gospel OF International peace. To the be-
levers in world peace Napoleon must be
an archdemon Personally | shall expect
to learn that the majority OF the essayists
set out to prove the French Emperor any
thing but a great man.
Another aspect Of the contest strikes
me. wish THE Sun could Impress 1t
upon the school children Of Greater New
York that here Ia a wonderful chance TO
prove baseIess recent attacks on the
teaching OF English In the city schools.
my opinion Of our English teach
ing II not very high, but ! have never
yet seen any elementary English teach
ing that was not pretty artificial bust
ness. And as to writing compositions.
that In n routine and mechanical business
ninety n,ne times out OF Q hundred. The
SUN will do a good thing to make conf
position work exhiiarating once at least"
Essays may DO sent In any time. but
the contest closes on Tuesday. May 10.
and all compositions must be In by noon
that day. They must not exceed 500 words.
but may be any number less without
prejudice in the eyes of the Judges, Only
tho thoughts. facts. reasoning and argu-
ment will count toward prize.
Competitors are divided into three
classes. according to age. Class includes
boys and girls OF IL. is. l6 and II years.
Class 9 bows and girls OF IL and IL
years and Glass . boys and girls OF II
years or less. A gold medal. two silver
and twenty bronze medals will be awarded
to tho authors OF the best essays In each
class. 50 In all sixty-nine prizes are
offered.
The only restriction II tina, the writer
must be enrolled In a school Of Greater
New York. teacher OF which certifes
to his or her age and enrolment All
contestants must sign a simple statement
declaring their essays to he original with
them. FUN details were printed in yes
terday's Sun.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-13
SAYS WOMEN WILL NOT
VOTE TO AID CHILDREN
Mrs. Dodge. Head Of Anti-Suf-
fragistS. Asserts Her Sex Fails
to Favor Reforms.

WASHINGTON. April i2.--Mrs. Arthur NJ.
Dodge. president of the National Associa-
ton OF Women Opposed to Suffrage. as
serts that women TO whom the vote was
given refuse to use II for better laws FOR
the education and welfare OF the children
Of this country. The charge was made In
"A statement given out tonight at the
Washington headquarters of the ANTS"
THE suffragists tell us on all occa-
sions,' says Mrs. Dodge that II women
had the ballot much better laws for the
welfare Of the child and youth of our
country would be enacted. There are
many instances to disprove such "A theory.
and the disproval deprives the sufragists
of what they consider their strongest
argument.
More than fifty cities in tho United
States have abolished segregated disor-
DERBY districts in the last two years Los
Angeles took this action about six years
before women had the ballot. but Denver
required nearly twenty years after women
had the vote to do away with Its district.
Last December Santa Monica, CAL
voted 3 to for the sale of liquor on
Sunday. A California paper at the time
said the triumph OF the demon rum and
the sparkling cabaret must be attributed
to the women. who voted 2 to / agains,
a dry Sunday.
THESE are only a few instances. taken
at random. to show that the talk of what
women will do as reformers is merely "A
fable. In the great majority of cases
they do not vote at all. Apd the evidence
given would seem to show that when they
do vote they are very liable to vote wrong.
1t all backs up the contention OF those
opposed to woman suffrage that men who
are trained 10 make laws and to govern
know their business and give Il their at
tention, thereby securing the most salts
factory results"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-13
COMFY HAS 5000 VISITORS.
Some Observe Easter by Bathing In
the Surf.

seventy-five thousand persons roamed
along the shore front OF Coney Island
yesterday seeking summer excitement.
There was an Easter parade from Man
haitian Beach TO Sea Gate and thousands
were out In automobiles. But there was
a chill in the air that made those in
spring toys yearn for the blaze OF the sun
on the sands.
At least seventy-hve winter bathers, Of
whom twenty-five were women. took to
the surf The temperature Of the water
was 20 degrees.
The steeplechase opened with a good
attendance. Oscar Jurney the new presi-
dent OF the Luna company, made an in
spection Of Luna Park. where work IL be-
ing rushed for the opening on May 20.
Capt. Thomas f. Murphy Of the Coney
Island station had seventy-flye extra men
on duty in anticipation of the rush Of
pleasure seekers who cannot resist Conveys
call when the sun shines.
Edward Thompson. so years old. Of
West Fifteenth street Coney Island, fell
dead yesterday afternoon In the backyard
OF Fishers restaurant Kensinston walk.
The police received no other calls for the
services OF ambulances
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-13
BUSES DO RECORD BUSINESS.
fifth Avenue Line Crowded by
Easter sunday Strollers.

Fifth avenue omnibuses had almost the
buriest day yesterday they have had since
they began plying up and down that thor
oughfare. All afternoon Faster strol,ers
tried to board the buses a; every corner,
generally finding every seat taken.
A crowd OF nearly 500 persons was con-
stantly gathering in Washington square
TO get on the buses at the starting point
OF their uptown trip. Bus men said they
couldn't recall another day when such
crowds had been waiting 10 pay ten cents
for ride up the avenue. Easter Sun
days had been rainy days. as far az most,
of them could remember, The buses
sped long their routes yesterday at half
minute intervals.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-13
Breezcs Annoy PrOmenaders,
but Heighten Spectators
Interest in Show.

l>ir.t ,,o,, s,L. 49,. - $1,000 $500,
w. Sou' "'o'
'ha'ron'y re'atVes Skirts. or even a pan
OF pops pet pants. providing pop boasts
Of an Old Guard waistiine. Then YOU
whittle away most NJ thu u,ateriai down
r.ar IN. &c., IL. ID. -. -.
-. ~, o ""u p
p'"s' "".o 'he upper eieVat'oh Oh your
skirt model.
Finally you fuss and fool and fiddle
with this upner mr. Northumberland
..o,,o, .. 49, ...n a. -.
-. '"0 same .'.'' ',e "ppo'
Sk'r' says sadiy around you IKE inc
sides OF rhinoceros that's been dieting
for n SPELL And now the ankle section
OF tbe skirt ats like tho akin of th,
rhi,,,. nor, .,1 ,,.ro yo, &C.,
~, 49, ~ 80 ~.
Ims recipe Tor planning the supersuuc-
turc or your this years gown could not
be learned during yesterdays Easter
parade. of course. until Fifth avenue had
h..,r 90 r.oo,.r =. nj, ,r,,,, Oh. ,,,,,,,,,,,.
o,,sn. 81. IT, 80, os,,sh o. .ni,,,,,
','n I",,n 10 ,'aDI.s 81, 80, ,',''!
49,, n,c,,oL ,.,,,h ,od..,r,a, ne ,ha, ,na
unnsr or hailoor raylons Of the .t
49,. ,ros..d a., ona haI 90 ~, ,,ns, vi
ali ~. as.,r
M.rx ~. rsS.,e. wo-~.
So, a., g., -,
After lass nao been horned out OF
the church crowd press blown UP again.
patteo ana re"rinkied properly: you ~
ias' got ner general mes one began AZ
.ne sny '"e WIN pc pa Vi w.
straw 'or no' so'ne',In"s wv 'us' US "
nau oeen snapped 70 no'u 'ne p'e on'y
WITH ups.ue uown' hsa'n "v'i" an.
,,,.n ~ a., a , sne w. .ha,, "ra,
remnorar,iv nas.,ns he The Fac with.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-13
READY FOR HOSPITAL BALL.
Warrington Heights Affair 10 n.
Held Saturday Evening.

The Washington Heights Hosnt,a,
building fund committee has conn. ct cd
arrangements for Its charity entertain.
ment ball and floral fete, to be hcld in
the Twenty-second Regiment armorv
Fort Washington avenue and West 1eS,b
street. next Saturday evening Those IN
charge OF the affair expect to raise a
substantial part of the fund Of s75oo0
needed to provide the Heights district
with "A new hospital.
Adolph Lewisohn IL chairman OF ,hs
reception committee. IIc will be aided hy
William s. Bennett, Thomas w Church.
i'll. Henry Clews. Joseph A. GouId.n
George w. Perkins. James Spcyer. Ma
Gus NJ. Marks. william a. Prendcrr,s,
Lewis IT. Pounds and sheriff Grif.n'
hagen. Dr. Louis Newhclt has been IN
general charge of the arrangements.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-13
MAYOR At LONG BEACH.
Many New Workers. spend Day on
Hoard walk,

Mayor and Mrs. Mitchell spent Easter
at Long Bench. Their parts included
President OF the Board of Aldermen and
Mrs. McAneny Comptroller and Mrs.
ndtrgast, Collector Dudley Field
Malone and Senator W, n. Reynolds,
Ther" was dancing all day in the grill
room of the Nassau, \ dozen or y,
bathers. half OF them women. ventur.a
Into the water.
~ ana Mrs. Finley J. Shepard are en-
pected at the Nassau to-day
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-13
BIG CROWD ON FIFTH AVENUE
MARS THE EASTER PARADE

and impede those behind you. And It's
mono Of your. business. anyway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-13
To Celebrate Moore. birthday,

The ST, Patrick Society OF Brooklyn will
celebrate the l35th anniversary OF the
Fth OF Thomas Moore, the national poet
" ireland with exercises in Prospect
rank, BROOKLYN, at o'clock ON Nav
IS, Attorney-G,neral Carmody Will de-
rCr the address.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-13
Chairman Bird ConvaIcsc-nt.

Francis w. Bird chairman OF the
Progressive county committee. has been
severely i'll for several weeks. and Is at
present recuperating at his fathers home
la East Walpole. Mass.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-02

ausgeat6mste 2uft beSieben; 3a piefer
trttt auberoem nod pie 2uft, bic III
Der Qafe felbit unb in ben groberen
Ieiten Der 2uftrD6re entbalten 1T. M
Les in allem piirbe oondh BEL rubtger
Gtnat6mung Elm Drtttel Der eingefonez
nen Guft fhon einmal ge6rau6t Isiu,
BET beIonbers tfefer 2ltbmunq fpeni5=
! items ein 3ehntel. 8araus ergebeu Ttj
pt6tige 5olgerungen fir Die Jrdge
Der Giiftung. Wenn Der W}enIh
Ifhon o9nebin in sinsm gar3
erhebliden 5beil Der 2tbmurg
auf Oerbrau6te 2uft angenieIen
lit 10 fonnen fleine Sdmaufungcn
lin Dem 8oblenidureqefalt Der 3inls
Imerluit feline erbeblide 8irfung
.mtsitben. auberoem bat Der Weeni1
III elmer Bertiefung Der 2ltbembelDes
gungen elm einfahe5 Dtittel, Die
Menge reiner 2uft IN ieinem 9ltbem
I5u permebren. 8or ailem a6er lit
Eeine Beri6tigung ser lanoldufigen
InIdaltungen iiber Die Art Der Sufts
erneiterlIng IN geid]loIienen Rdunen
NIT @enuatbulng 5u 6egritBen gi5,
| her lit 0as Sauptgefpiht immer uuf
Die dentiide 9ieinbeit Der 2uft ges
legt iDoroen, uno man bat irl5beions
0ere elmer 3lnabre oe8 8oblen.
lidureaebuIts nit aQer6ano Utittetu,
nameutIi6 ourd @r5euging bon
IS3on ertqegen az Ipirfen perIunt.
@enn e5 nun aber I'M Die 9ltbnll19
iogar in freier 2uft 10 beitellt lit, rDte
lcS oie 8eriuf7e Ir. GroDoer5 3u lebs
rem ideinen 10 niirbe oarauS folgen
ooB BET Ser Gentilation anopre Gin
lac midtiger iiuo ais cine henliide
ISuftreiuigung. Die 8oriteQung :.
9. pou sem 9lt6muug5giiten un0 if
rer ge6cutllnG niiroe man Damn
Ipo6l faQcu loiien niiiIen. Die me-
ientIihcn Gtqenihaften elmer gltter
&entilation zines 9tauues heitehen
0cmnof niht in elmer Tertreiblng
Ser ao6leuidure oocr irgen0 zines
Iun6efanl1ten orgauiifen Bifts, ions
bern IN Srofenheit, ailble rno Be.
Inegtnq Scr 2uit. Simmer Dicoer lit
Ipon oieian orci nifti9en @rforoers
Iniiien Die geoeutllng Ser 2uftbeIue-
aunq 8u betoneu. Wtau oarf uieQeid]t
Icbne lle6ertrctblng bebaltptcn, DOB
Iber Wienid) om geiinOeiten luo
Ima6rifeinlih oaher allh am ldngIten
|'ebt, ser Sen meiIten 3ug oertrdgt
geuequnq uuo 2ebeu iheint eben
Iouf aQen 8cbieten 0a5ielbc 81 iein,
.lnto nit 9e3uQ ouf Die NtbmunQ
IheiBt Ser peientItde 8egeniob niht
refine uno ltnreine 2uft, iouoern be-
Ineate un0 itaanirenOe 9ltit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-02

pioniers gdmgcrAor
@erlanf Der Neamtenluabl nnb Vtu.
jabrsiikuHa.

gDie sr Is felt sabren gebslter. 10
hattie otr piOnier Sdnserhor, bic
nIte 0orbe oes osutfhen Sdnaeis
fhurns bieiissr Stoot, auf ssitern
Nnhmitias isin. Wiialieber au elmer
feuftsfr0blibsn Sibuns mad Der Ger
fraI 9urnballe befdieoeh. um ods neue
synbr si btsriibsn.
pr1iioent ghas. aubl begriibte Die
erfhKHeHeH NIT elmer biibiden ane
Iprdhe, in ipelder sr oorauf bintries
onB Der 0erein i'm lebten Sabre pro-
iperirs uno jeBi Il 4tiine uno ettoa
80 pdHipe Wsitelisosr bate, uno sab
nod ueitsre anmsIounsen 5ii erfpar.sn
itehsn.
gum Sdfub piinfhte or ben init
sIiebern Elm eIiidlidgs Reuiabr uno
fprab bic sUffnuns aus, oaB 4as obn.
Ausnahme audi BEL Der 1915sr Jsier
gegenipdrtis fsin mosen.
MdhreHo beg Rahmittaag puro<
aud, bic genmisntpabt poreenommsn
bel Der alle bisberiaen gsomten mi.
Nusnahme bss giss prdiibenten, ber
freifuiIlis suriidsstreten mar. burd) Elm.
WieberipahI beebrt ipurbeu uno spar:
prdfoeni: Gharlss Subj.
wise praiibent: 3. 3ensel.
Sttrstdr: grbarbi Rapp.
Ghasmeiiter: anton Wabmann.
9iblioibesar: Senrp gensbsimer.
Dirigent Otto 4nner.
Gelegut gum .. Q. Stabtper6ano.
Gborles Rlibl.
GeIegat CUR DeutIhen Tag GeIsn.
ihoft: CHARLES aubl.
Rad Der Wcbl fanb nod cine &c.
niitblifk .aneipe4 itatt, bel Der man.
DIES Dl1s auf oos neue Sabr ss!seri
puvb<.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-02

idrtdrriere. gr trat in bas in Ser
mersbeiin lieaenbe Snfanterie = Rseis
ment als apantagur elm, dbfofpirts
Die Rriessfhule unD ipqr ldngere Sab
re Offisier, bis er p6r nunmsbr 20
Sdbren nad Nmerifa lam.
Gr lieB iid in pittsburs nieoer,
trat in bic journaliitiide 2aufbabn
Elm nnb mar ldnssrs Sabre an Gem
oortisen ,0oltsblatt" alsgsrihteritatz
ter uno ipdter als aotalrebafteur thd=
tig. um iih bann Dem prebigerberuT
3u ipiomen.
Seine erlte gfarriteGe bate er in
grooood, Ea, ilno folgte baum ciitem
Huf mad, Biquo. g., mo er cine Reibe
bon ssatren iDirfte. gon bort onS
iieoelte er nadl Marietta. @, iiber
int0 gab cine 3eitlang cine 3eiiung
heraus. Ias llnternebmcr reilrirte
lid ieooh nid)t uuo 8err Baitor
Enapp ilbernabm bonn Die Yfdrr.
itelle in gribgetolun, G., Die CT inne
bate, bis TN Sabre 1905 elm iibernus
ebrenooaer Rnf ieitens Der ct. 20.
hannes.8emcinoe in Rcipport an i1n
erging, Dem er aud, entipradI. Seits
Dem bat er an oieier 8emeiroe ge.
tDirft ino es peritanocn iidl ourh iei.
ne bcrporrnaenoeu Ghorafterciaen.
itn'ten Die sthtung ieiner @erneinoe.
HlIfaiieoer sn erfperbef, io0ab bas
oenfbnr ioeafte gerhaltniB in Der
@emeinoe 3lniihen Dem Eaitor mo
Den observation-disclosures herrid]te.
stndI ionit binterldBt Der 1erItor.
bene einen groBen Srelmoesfreis
oenn er bate Die ieItene @abe, Sic
s(dlttng iifo sSreinoid,aft 9laer 81
gelDinneit, oenen e5 pergonnt ipar
n1ber nit ibnl befannt 3u lperoen
3as Teutifihim in Geipport foinehI
ME bier in Cincinnati erleioet ourf
0ds Nbleben bon Serrn 8altor anopt
eInen idllperen 0erluit. ocnn 'er iua,
elmer Der riihriaiten adnpen fir oit
oeltife Sodc mno itets NIT Wori
nno Shdt 6ereit fiir olles SeltidlC
eir3utreten. Sein glGn8enSes NeS
nertaIent itellte er imlner oiti Sas
9ereittpilliaite in oen Tienit Der oeut
! ihcn Sahe uno feine ,seItreoe DO,
langeren Sabren ndhrenb eines
3eutifen 5aaes I'M Gheiter Porf, 10
mie feline Heoe nelegentfid Der ge
iualtiaen aimeaebitna in Ser Iuiif
halle i'm sSntereiie Der peri0nliher
ssreibeit iperbeu ocn hieiigen Geut
'hen unueraeBlid, bIeibeu.
| sln nd6eren sfugehoriaen hinter
idBt Serr Baitor anapp Die gramae
beuate 1ittIpe, sipei Sobne, ,srea
in,o Stto aunbp, iopie cine Jod,ter
ssrau M,arie gIuemel. nno Die ;snmi,
lie onrf BET Der idauereu Seimiufuna
BON Der tie betroffen norben. Der in
nigIten 5beilnohme periifert iein.
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Die Ginatbmnns oes eiseneu
Athems.

Die 56atIu6e, paB Elm MsnIh in
sinsm seidloFenen Raum einen 5beil
Der BON i5m islbit ausgeatbneteu SuFi
pisbsr sinatbmsu muB, bat mertpiirs
bigger WeiIs bic WiTsniaaft bisber us=
rig beihGfti9i. Gs Dsroient onber Be-
a6tuns, oab Or. grapoer I'm ,4rd,ib
fir innsre Wteoi3in" einige 9erIude
oariibsr bsihrisben bat. Gr bat Die
0erbdItnifIe in frsisr 2uft uno in
Rdumen perihienensr 2lrt nit einars
Der psrglihen uno audi ben GinfiuB
Der a0rpsrbaltung in uerfhieoeHen Sa=
gen, Der 8slpegung pes aDrpers, cer
abFpeihenoen 4rtsn Der 4tbmung, eno.
lid AUDI bic 9eoeutung Der 3emperGz
tur in RItliht ee5ogen. gei Der glths
mung ourh ben Wlunb tommt bic
Wisbereinatbmung taum in 9etracpt; /;
bic gerIuhe beSiebsH ii9 oaber baupts
Idhlih auf Die Raienatbmung. Die
Grgs6niiie laHen iih turS in folssnren
Sassn suiammsnfafen. Gin uteni1,
Der iit rubis IN isinem 3inmsr 1uf-
bdlt, Diro etpu l pro3ent Bis 2 pros
gent Der ieIbIt ausgeutbmetsn 2uft ipe
fort pieoer sinatbmsn. 2iset er I'm
8ett. 10 iteigsrt iih oieier 9etrag Bis
auf 4 pber 10 prc3ent, ie na4 ber2ags
oss Gorperg. usberrdfhenp lit be
5eftftsauns. paB iogar bsim S1iof in
5reien Die Qltbmung reiner Cuff ni5t
geiihert 1T, fouoern, bab dbnlihs Scr.
bdltniiie eintretsn lpie i'm 3ilnnsr
9ergrdbt Semano ieinen aopf sni=
idsn 9ifsn uno gettiihern, um lif
reht tparm 3u balten. 10 fann bie Gin-
atbmung Der bersits gebrauhten Cuff
beoentlib bobe getrGge erreinen. Da.
Bel 1T gu beo4ten, bab bic 3ablermG.
Ibigsa 4nsabeu ii1 nur ouf bic seui
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SnisHal.R .Rsti,ex.

Giner Der GItsitsn pioniere bon
RorDooo i'll seiteru in 5srrn Jrieos
rid Saseboru ans bem 2eben
gtid,isoeH. Der Gntidloisne, oxr ein
Utter bon II Sabren erreihte, mar
lett lcngen Jdhren in Horiroop an
fdiiis uHb binterldBt einen sroBen
Jreunoessreis. ben er iih burh fem
tsrnosutitxs Weien gu eripsrben ses
fpubt bate. Die iierblihe 6iile oes
Dabinseihiebenen ipiro f.inem Wune
fde aen,Ib ben lditernnen i5lammen
iiberseben Derben nno bic Srnusrfeisr
finoet i'm 9rauerhoiie an Der Bell
StraBe In Norpoob am Samitas
Vatmittaa um stpei ubr Itoit. prroui
um orei Ihr bic UsuerbeItattung i'm
hisiigen aremGiorium erfolgt.
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Dies um> Da1.

6err 2bomas 9utterporth, be.
On Stsue oss perftorbensn Geo. s..
Holter als 3ollabibdssr ernannt nor.
Den 1T, Ieste gefierH ben Qmtseio a6
uno trat foFort in feline Junt.ionen
Elm.
Gie nm 81. 0e3cnber Su enoe
gegangene Stei,er. .aolleftiou mar oie
8roBte IN Der 8eid3id]te bon SumiI,
ton Gountn inbem nadJ anga6e oes
Goillltp-Sdlasmeiiters Sopfins man.
reno oerielbcn etspas iiber iiinf glil.
llonen Dollars fiir Steuern einbe.
sablt peroen iinb. GIN Mittrpoh,
Dem lesten 1age. singen aaein
ebeds gum 8eiamntbetrage Don
$500, 900 elm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-02

- Ginbreher sertriinlmerten Dor.
leete Roht Die 9eitIteriheibe III Ger
Gigarren. im6 9uhbanoluna bon 60.
gruf OH Der Siio ). StraBe. 9ie
Eoli3ei bat nod feline Spur Der Gin.
BREEDER.
Die sSeneripebr muroe Inn Eolb
If llhr porgeiteru abeno na6 oeu
Gis.Gream 9arlorS oes 9(nion Wfc.
1onato, Gde Der Rbeo lmo Grninnia
Iuente gerufeu. Ter &a0en puroc
eingeGitert.
- Sie StabtfaIIe bate am SdIuB
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1emer.

- Gurh Junisn Gus Dem Sdorus
fiein ipurbe bas Dad oes 5auies go.
1888 Bremen Str. in Brand eeIsst
uno es eniitano Elm Shaben bon $40.
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k bic Gtueripenr seiiern absno nah
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NAL.
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anf nnnufseildrte Deils in grano.
unD muBie bic Jsuerfpebr burd einen
Stiu alarm btrbeieerufen uerbtn.
Der Shuben Ill sering.
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Hah l1nserem, ihfpsren 2eioen bat
leitern 4beno um 8iertel nah Ell
llhr i'm Dtutifen Diatoniiien Soipis
tai. no er bic lesten bier Wo6en Al.
aebraGt, goitor ssrIebrif anapp, scr
Seslioraer Der GD. prot. ct. Sobcn-
nes Oemeinoe IN Reippprt, bic 4uaen
gum slDissn Shlummer geid,loiien.
Die aunbe BON benz gnbe bieIeg
IN iDeiisn arsiien betannten uno als
asmeln bofgeahteten prsbisers tomm.
ieinen pielen ssrsunbeu nift uneripurs
tet. benn fhon ftit mebreren Donen
hatten bic qer3is ben pntienten, tcr
tauptldhlih an einem HierenIeioe,t
lcborirte, aufgesebsn unb Der 1oo mar
itiinolih eripartet porben. Seit stfua
sehn 1ogen mar pafior anapp fez
ipub.los seipeien unoobne bas 8epubts
iein ipieDsrsrlana. su haben. lit er gss
fern abeno. p1brsno bic Satin uno
bic 5otter om Sierbebsit peiltsH, IN
Die Glpiaseit hiniiberseIblummsri.
paitor Hnnpp mar iif Der 1hdt=
Jade. oob Der Iob ibm unmitteIbar
btporitanb. polIauf beDubt unb bereits
Dor stpei Wohen bate tr olle urrangss
msnts fir feline geerbisung sstroffsn
unn oi. n0thisen sSnitruttIonsn ieinr
sSamilie iibermi:telt.
Ssinsm Dunihe senGb iollen aIs
Observation-Disclosures bic foieeaeen
s5r,unbt funsirsn: CHARTS Misbe=
mann. SObn Shpaab. Roberi Sosrs
gel. Wsdr Wobllebe, WiIblm Rrcms
Bad uno ssohn aloeder. Die attin.n
8ubrtudtraser ToIien aus ben Wiigiis=
bern Der Wilhelm Eel Sose bes OBJ
Jellorp Groens in Ysnport. ap.. nno
gus ben Witslieoern oes Rirhenrnibs
Der ct. ssobdnEes Dsnisinne in Neips
port ausselrdblt psrbsn. ge3iislir
Der Dahl BEG geiiilidsn. Der in Der
ct. Sobonnts Stride bic 6ouptrese
balteu foa, lieB serr 93aitor anGpp
bem preoigerpersin noIlig freie Qanb,
beftimmie jeboh bob feline 2eihe pom
Der ct. Scbonnts airte nah ser
stirht feinsr friiberen Otmsinae in
9riDseiotpn. g.. iiberfiibr. iperoen.
unb bab bort Der ssseHpdrtige GEL.
forser Der Demtinbs. paitor. paul
Shmirt iurS ipreden foll. porouf 0is
geiissuna auf benz Grienbof in9riosss
tolpn trfolstn ioq.
Dsrr poitor 0rieorith anapp. Der
unisreitig 3il ben betannteffen nno nns
ssiebeniien btuiIdxn gtiitlihsn Der
lIms<stnb gebOrie, mar aus Gpen,r
sebiirtis. er srbIidte bort i'm Sabre
1860 dls Gobn eines Qanbgrihtss
rntbs bos Gift Der Welt unb ipiDmtt.
Iin. nahbem er has GpmHuiium ieiner
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