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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-14
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Die 0emport Gfficc fir bas Sin
einnatier @uffa6latt" befinbet iidI in
Nu. 339 gprf Straic. aeaeniiber BEN
Gomrtbonic, myiclbit Nenigfciten, YIN
seiaen II. {. ~. bis 10 llbr 40 Ninu'
ten Nbenos cntaeaenNenpmmen iper'
BEN. Sclcphon Suuth 2401.
gS. Cooper, 2G ISobre alt, eig
WaIdiniit DON 9aGion, O., Der an
Deittlpof, 9lbeno in SiIpcr 8ropc be-
etnem Giienbobnimial perIett mllroc
iii aeItcrn 9lbcnb in ct. @lliabett
Soipitnl geitorben
Gas ocmofrotiife Grefrtio'
aomnlittee perialnmelt iid) ain
Sfanitaq 9lbeno, I'M eincn aanoioo.
ten fir apnItabler IN Dem 9ttrift
tpeItIid) Don 9orf Strabe 81 crneil'
nen.
- Coroner Or. Games 9igbp, Der
einiae @otcn III Garter Gonntp, Sp.,
it'd, aui Ser gidhorndenjago beIano,
iii aeItern 3llriid9efcbrt als Sago'
bcilte brad)te er 80 Der idnelfuBtgen
Sbierhen nit.
stn Der 4. mo Sperton StraBc
foaioirte oa5 sluto 2r. 6. Serr'
maun's nit Dem glutomobil BON Souis
Wsepers BON Cincinnati uro tpuroe
nas erltere itarf beid)doigt III. Serr-
MANI 6efanb iid auf Der Sabrt nod
Speers Soipital alS Die aoIliiion er.
folgte. Gbliidlidcrtpeiie rpuroe gsie.
nlaHo berlest.
5rau Mar 9u0ig Don Der
s(leranoria Yife, fpuroe geitern
ffuler5baft, m0eIiherpeiie gefdbrli6,
ourd1 fodenben Siegellaf I'M Geiidte
perlett. Sic mar nit 6em 8eriiegeln
Don gfnmahefanuen beidaftigt, Gls
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-14
eokal.Btridt
Ohio 1arnbe3irf.
ReiGes arOsramm fir bic sarnerifds
Sbahgftit.

Der Ohio Iurnbssirt bat fir ben
6erbit unb Winter Elm reihbdltigss
turnerifdes proeramm aufssite!lt.
3as aefdab In Der Wsriammluna bss
gororis, bic geitern Radmittag In
Der Central 9urnbaIls unter Dor.
fib oes Sprehers Serrn 4lfreb etitr.
mann unb Der protoiolIfiibrung bes
6ern u. Steinba6 itattfanb. eS
ipurben bic na6its6eubeH Iurntdse
anberaumt:
fir 2tttiDe am 8. RoDember IN
gopinatpn.
@eiitiaer Turntaq am 13 Ds3em-
FER in 0etpport.
DameHturntda am II. sSaniiar, IN
Der Rorb Gine. 3urnballe.
9siitiaer 2urntdq, Wlitte Tebruar
IN Der 5urngemsinbe.
giren 3urntaa. Gnoe Wdrs tn
Newport.
>gGren unb glttipe, 2lnfana Suni
in SaDion, 8.
Dem Surner Geo. r. Roth BON
Gcpinaton pirb Elm g.ilcibsf6r.ib.n
sugsben, anIdbIid bes idnsren llns
falls, bon bem er leb'.i, bstroffen
rurbe. 2tm II. Oitobsr finbet ilH
Snpoop Bar. am Sabniiein eine iur.
ss :tabnfeier itait. Die eann in Der
Central 5urnbulls fortgeiebi piro.
Halls iit zig sum Is. Oftob.r beim
8eairtsturnfpart Or. 9uitap gditein
eine aeniiasnbe Gnaabl 5urntr mel.
bet, ipirb Or. gdiiein einen @ortur.
neriurfus abhdlisn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-14
Sastpn nab SeneSMe.

- @aIter Wfersbeimcr, pon Der
Groipect 9luenue in 9elleuue, ipttrot
al,f @etrciben ieiner @attin I'M $2O
unb bic Soften beitraft uno auf so
Gage uah BEN @efdngniB QcialOt
Gr iuu feline 9attin mib6anbelt uno
ibre Sumclen oerpfdnbet baben,
- Charles Cunningham, aaiiircr
Der Campbell Gountp @onf iii poll
ieiner 9teile na6 Dem @eIten 5urild'
9efebrt.
= @elma 2cni 19 Sabre oft, bon
go. $50 @eit 4ibertp StraBc i'll Gin
cinnati, iiel I'M Berlin Mint" lmo
erlitt einen 9einbrudy.
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anf irscno cine @eiie faItes @aiier
in ous todcube Siegellaf gerietb nto
ibr ms e,eiift fIog Or. 9uten fam
nod nidt fpnitutiren, OBJ lie Die Seb'
trait perliert ooer nid)t.
Serr Garl Seaenitmibt. Der
gGdermciitcr OIL Der glm llub 9snt'
teriou Strabe, Der aiii ieiner europa
reiie infolee oes glusbruhS bes &rie.
acs an Der Seilnreile perbinOcrt mar,
lit aeIteru poblbebolten bel ieiner sSa'
Mile in bieiigcr Stabt eingetrot'el
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-14

mittee bon ben Der. Staaten Silfss
gelbsrn iibsr 100000 peraussabt,
um fir mittellpfe Mmeritaner Oams
pferbillets gu taufen. Oas &ommits
tee 1T nun i'm Stanbs, gu biIisem
preiie Paifage BON 2iperpool unb
Glasgop aus gu iidern.
Der Safen ben Soutbdmpton lit,
lpis offisie1 betannt gegsben Dorben,
rlnmebr pieber fir Den aGgemeinen
@ertebr ge0ffnet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-14
@pfer.
Bon SngeS Stiebsr

4llT oem fletneH, gang init Grin
uoerlponnenen 9aItpn lag Der leste
Strabl Der absnionne. Sod oben. i'm
leBten Stot lag sr, unb fpeit iibsr bic
leBt rptbsoIbeu itimmsrnben Ddder
btntpes fab man pon Dem luftigen
Susaus ins 2anb binein.
Sn einem Der um ben 5if6 jtebens
Den aorbitiible iaB cine nidt mebr
gang iunge 6rGu nit einem iiberaus
irmpatbii9en 9.ii6t, bas Elm 2eis
bens5us nod an5i.bsnber ma6te, Der
um ben feinseiapunsenen Munb lag.
Sic bate ben Sopi an bic Gtubllebnc
geprebt. Der SonnsnitrabI lag brett
anf ibreH gussu, bic srob aufseI6Iae
gen, aber nit einem feltiam lsersr
Bid ungebIenost ieinen @lan3 au;s
Iinsen. Sebt ueiste fe iid DOT; ibr:
i6Ianfe. feinssdOsrts Re6ie finsert,
iu6enb auf Dem 5iide umber, bis lie
ben 9aiter Der eI.tirii9.n alins.l sr.
rei9te. Sic brijdte baraui, Inn nenig.
WinutsH ipdtsr. aIs eilise Stritte
iit ndbern, panbi. Die glinbe Der
aOpf mad Der sbiir. .Gi.f.?" iast. iis
frassno. Oa iie bOrts, bab se6ffHst
murbe.
.Sndoiss Jrau punfdsn2" Das
bionos Wldb6en nit bem oraIlen, sss
innben geii4t, oas fid 10 nett BON
benz bIsnbsnben Wsib Der S4iir3e abs
bob, mar bsrsebens bemiibt ibrer
Stimms Gsitisteii gu ssben. Smmer
aufs neue li.ftn ibr unaufbaItidm bic
SbrGnen bsrunter, f6iitt.lts iis elm
trampfbaftss S6Iu6Sen.
Die bIinOe Srau bOr4te auf. Sbr
ftinss Sbr mar iaiper 3u tGuf6sn
Gin qiiaIpOu fufenb,r Wusbrud Isgte
ii6 iiber lire blafen 3iiss. ST Der
Sar nod nI4t setOmmena" frasts iis
unrnbis.
~R-sin. snaSise 5rau!" rniidsr
fab bus WGbden in bas 3immer, um
bann energif4er gu tpieberbolsn: .Rein
Der 9err it nod nidt oall"
,Gieie, iommen sic nGber 3u mir!"
glsnsitlih tpil1te bas WGb6en iibsr
bas naHe 9eiitt uno frat 31ssrnb an
ben StubI Der 8Iinbsn, bic nit Der
Rsdtsn iudenb umbertaitets. bis iis
bas beige 9eiitt bes Wdb6ens ers
reitts. iibsr bas lie gang 3art binItri6.
sd pubte ss ia, Sie babsn ssipeint,
9isbstbl"
.Qber nsin, sndbise Srau - i6 -
id - ss rauhte Elm ipenig in Der aiis
DE" glit 3udenben 2ippen, niiibfam
na4 5aifuHs ringenb. ftieb aieis es
berDor.
rSis psiusn ia nod, aisbstb! Was
1T bsnu nit Sbnsn. ainodsn2"
Bel bsm tpsihsn, giitisen 9on bers
Iisb bas Uldb6en ale araft. 4ufs
fdlu63snb iant ss in Die ani. uno
ipiibIte Den aopf in ben S6cb Der
8linoen.
pGisfe = absr 2isie = Inn @ott.s
ptaen+
.2lqe iinb fort, ale. ale! Der Wns
ter, 3rpsi 9riiber, Der lgrdn5, msin
9rGutisum a[ls!N itieb bas Wiabs
den faiiursslos beraus. unfdbis. Den
in ibm tobsnben Shmsr5 lGnger 81
msiitern.
sort? ga mas beibt bns nur9 =
Sd Dsriteb, gar ni6t1. ftammelte bic
8linoe bilflos.
.@ndbise 5rau Iollten ia aud nihts
srfabren. Sd tpeib, ss 1T iebr uure6t
bon mir, aber - ipenn's einem sben
bas SsrS abbriidi. man ianH es ia
taum ertragen!N iasts bas WGb9tr
untsr Itr6menbsn Sbransn. .Wenn
man uitd psiB, es mub Ieiu. uno IS
III fiirs DaterIanb1 -
v2isbetb jebt reben Sie aber"
.9nGbigs syrou ioaten Deriaont
blsiben, ipoIie Der Serr, aber bds bilft
ia bod ni9ts. erfabren tptrben Sie's
jebt ia bod miiifsn, bab aries it,
.arieg? 2isbetb ~ sic iisbern ja.4
.glsin, nsiH, sudbigs Grau, e II
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Gpsinstsn.

Gie SppiHgtpn Office fiir bas
sGinrinnafier @uIfSblatt" befinSct
iidl in bem @cbGnSe Der Hecples
Sabinss 8anf & Srait Co., Z 8eit
6. StraRe. 9nseisen, Wiittbeilnnsen
.t,b 8eitcllnngen irgenS meldler slrt
iuerSen bis 10 1thr gbenSs ocielbit
entsesengenommen. SrlepbOn Soutb
1854.
Spfer Ser gtfenbabn.
4rbie Srautman, %, Elm Settionst
@ormann Der 8. uno q. Gilenbabn
in SnbepeRoence, 8b., neun WseiIen
iiionsitlid BON gopinston, tpobbaft,
poute a,if eineu @iiterpasen iprinsen.
ala er au 8obeu itiirsts unb ibm beips
@eine abeefabren ipuroen. Gr pnroe
nah bem ct. @Iiiabetb Spipital ge.
bra6t, ipoYelbf sr balS barauf Der.
ibieb. Srautman bint.rISbt isinc
Gattiu una orei .letnt ainb.r. Gns
rouer 0r. Riffe puroe BON Dem linz
fau in aenntuib seieBt lnp tptrb bsilte
einen Snqueit dbhalten.
- 3u friibsr Stunbe am sonntas
fonb an Der Qsrinston Bite, la Wlstle
BON Gpbington entfernt, elm Qutomoi
biIunfaq itatt. bel bem 2ouiIe 9aills,
DON go 1929 RiIhsa 4penue. uno
9llma 2auosrmauu, BON Der IA. itno
WabiIon 9lpenue, ii9 ibmer56ofte
@erleBungsn suSo9en. giner Der jun
gen WGnnsr ioa iid ben Sritd Don
prei Rippen Suge5osen baben. 0as
gluto purpe tart beI4Gbist.
= Die gdperiide 9rauerei miro
audi nit einem 5lout in Der Gentens
niolspuruoe pertretsn Iein, Oas bas
r9aotI6e Gamble" reprdientirt nno
aud in ben baoiiaen 2anoesfarben
betorirt Iein tpirb. 5rau Saitin9er
miro Die gubenia baritellen.
Serr So6n Steinriebe BON Der
6. unb .. @iienbabn, Der einige Bo'
den in Wbeeling. 8. @a., uno Waib@
instpn. .. g.. peiIte, 1T geitern Slis
riidgetebrt. Seine Mtutter beglsltett
ibn auf Der @ergniigun9stpur.
= Die pffentIiden Stulen nerbsn
herte er0ffnet. QlnldBlia Der Gsntsns
nialfeier piro ieoo6 pieie @o4e nui
@ormittags llnterritt ert1eilt.
= @eIunObeitsbeamter Or. S'Wtds
lsp beri9tete geItern folsenoe Sobesz
fGQe fir bic perfIoNene Wode: 5rans
u. Seb, "a; glart Sobnion, 80, Gil
Ii1n 2dcaDa, "a; Sohn u. parlin, "a;
Gbarles Rurpbp. 35; 2ena lllrid. 80;
g}m. 8atIon 26; Jrant Miasr, 81;
Oennis Su[ltpan, 80; 2outIe y.
Groom, 81; Sbomns suliban, 45;
Dalter Roah, 4 Monate; gernaroine
ggie6pff 38; Caroline Grancis. 58;
Ntarp Steible, "A.
= Gpl. S6ep. 9on 5oene, nebit
c;attin uno 5o6ter, iino gsitsrn naa
rem Siteu gereiit
- 9eoro 0otet lpuroe aeItern gun,
@a6IaBperpaIter bon Bernard gotel
ernannt
= sJn Ieinsm SeItamente hinterIdbt
cFpGn Sauenfump aIes ieiner Jruu
Wario unb ernennt iie als 5eitumsntss
pofiItreterin.
- 8runoeigentblms lmsiibertragunsen
Surriet g. Gollins an 2stpis 6ooo,
Qpt SEQ. 45 in csr Sishlaub Sinilion,
81. - 6. 3. @eG an R, 9 .9rsiham,
Got an ser Scott StraBe. iiiolid BON
Der 10. Strobe, 81 = 0srielbe on
osnIel6en, Got an Der Noropeit'@ts
Der 5noiuna uno Georgia 9loe., 81
r. 8. SHtbols an glande ,. Wetl,
Qpt on Der Scott. fiihlih pon Der 10.
etroBe 81. - Carrie Ts66etmer an
.. 9. 8utino Got so. 7 in Der
WoebIios 9tooitipn in Glib Grldnger,
81. = Gomunb =. 8ittel on SO s.
un6 Qlma Burt, 5heile Der Got Jlo. Z
in So6nIon ltno gfuITea's 4ooition an
Der cSo6nTon Strabe. 81.
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SSsntfi,irt.

Die unbetannte SJrau, ipelt. an
Samitns in benz 2ahsn bes Rsssrs
3. SadTpn. gio. 1885 Sobn Strabs.
suIammenbro6 unb auf Dem Dese
mad bem Granienbaus iiar6, purbe
aeitern bMrt ibrs Ri6ts Rsllis Won,
Dor Ro. 327 Gmitb GtraBs. als bic
35 Sabre aite IsLlis @rr, Stop 80.
College 6in pcbnbaft, in Der Morsue
ibsntifi5iri.
@efrofi bart man aAHaie6s" tlr Gin iu'
rebinet NteEes ff1zsaiseufselImiiie! er.
iIdren Sc fnii'i folefi nah ielEer glHiab'
ruig IN oen SiE bee eeihens rineernHp. nne
rae f3IicfIibs Asiniiai III bic ooliiommene eeb
lara. gs ~ bic triiHsIna rirss s,rilhtsnsn
NritcS unh mit0 bon ben nnneffbeHlifn ysfhi'
cinern efnpfpblen. ecli 2s sSabTen bat - iid
btrddne tgip6hft mo fsin aneeres bon. gift
der SsiHgnft ~ povbaHoen. gjrf ptobe N
ioittnirri IN tabsu: uinH brnrhi Hiir y, Hen'
iierbtft & 60. @cf i2l1. Ven g)ori Qito ~
esrtfIirer Tie sfrniifis' NJ IN altn 2pofbe.
len lu tGben. Etsis 81
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-11

A great manufacturer. who had sue
cessfuIly built up AN immense plant
and fortune for each OF it's owners,
IN a group at a club one night was
talking about business ethics.
Business isn't sentiment; it isn't
benevolence or philanthropy" he
said: "it is war The big fish swal-
low the little fish because that it
natures way. And it's the same way
in business-you can't get away from
:he fact. However much. as individ-
uals. we might like to be kind and gen.
tie. the cold truth is that in business
we have to play according to the rules
OF the game: and those rules are very
much like the rules Of war"
The new trust bill. now before the
senate. is an attempt to see whether
government is strong enough to UNI
pire this business game so that il
Won't be as bloody or brutal as war
and so that the small business man
will have a chance to escape from the
saw-toothed mouth of the big.
Up te this time, after a generation
OF experimenting. our attempts TO
govern the trusts have proved fail
ures.
In spite of laws and prosecutions
and "bustings' they have restrained
trade. held up prices. sandbagged
competition and developed a power
wf,ich in any real test has sufficed Ia
cverreach the collective power of the
people.
This has been because they have
been expsrtly organized. have inter
locked until practically their whole
strength has been available for of.
Tense or defense, and have known
what they want and how to get il
while the strength of the people has
been scattered, poorly directed anC
often betrayed.
We are next 10 see il a trade com,
mission with large powers OF inquiry
and publicity. REINFORCED as required
by the federal governments prosecut
Ing machinery. can restore compeu
ton and regulate it in the public in
terest.
II IL can. our troubles on this scor,
will then gradually disappear, price
will fall. labor grow tranquil an'
peace. good will and harmony reDlac
ciscord and revolt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-11
a ROUoUET FOR Us.

A recent visitor, who had not seen
this city for a number of years said.
South Bend is a wonder to me. You
have covered up and removed the old
landmarks so rapidly and thoroughly
that | find difficulty in finding a
starting point" The remark will
probably suggest 10 the reader a sim
liar thought.
The recent report of the census bu-
reau placing South Bend above the
5000 mark was a surprise TO our
selves. We had not realized we had
been growing so fast. In fact, we were
rather inclined to think we had struck
slump. We can. then, without i'm
propriety throw a few bouquets at
dences on every hand that the growth
| is substantial and due TO causes which
are in no sense casual or temporary.
The building records show a healthy
activity. The most conspicuous part
of this activity is noticeable in the
| business district where after many
years of only occasional improvements
genuine revival is in progress. The
rapid growth property and rental
values due to demand for space has
given the improvement of business
property an impetus which should con-
tinue until the appearance OF the en-
tire district is transformed.
Though less conspicuous the changes
being made in the residence districts
are 20 less notable There Is scarcely
| p street in the city where new founda-
tions are not being laid or dwelling:
| are not in course of construction oil
recently completed. and the large
number OF small real estate transac-
tions recorded indicate the stable
| character of the population and tn,
population and the general prevalence,
Of the desire TO secure homes. Tn,
! transfers for the month to date. with
out any large deals. total a value Of
over 500. 900 and each week shows al
| increase over the preceding.
/ All this is significant fone thing
that South Bend is steadily climbing
toward the top of the Classification
Of cities in Indiana We cannot rea
sonably hope TO surpass Indianapolis
but it should be comparatively cas-
at the present rate TO displace tn
/ other cities that Of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-11

petition cannot be foretold. but that
il will receive serious and respectful
consideration cannot be doubted. The
suffrage question has come TO an issue
in this country without being compli-
Gated with politics. II is standing
solely on it's merits as an economic
proposition and will probably be so
decided. Some OF the finest women in
the country are leading the move
ment and behind them is the army OF
mothers. wives and daughters who
ask that they be recognized as the po-
litical as we'll as the social equals OF
their fathers. husbands and sons.
on what ground congress will be
able 10 conscientiously refuse TO enact
legislation which will refer the ques-
ton OF constitutional amendment To
the people. or. deeming it wiser. sub
nit the question TO the states several
| y cannot be conceived.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-11

forests Of the south is in keeping with
previous exploits OF the man. The
first part OF his trip south was a
and fetes in his honor in the capitals
Of the nations Of the south The lat
ter portion of his journey, however.
was one fraught with peril and the
obstacles which he encountered were
great enough 10 try the courage and
TO tax the reserve strength of the
most strenuous. Strange tribes of
savages were encountered, painless
forests were penetrated and unknown
rivers were forded. on every hand
unfriendly nature fought 10 turn hack
the party, and il was only by sheer
pluck that the former president and
his companions pushd on 10 their
destination.
II is fitting that Roosevelt should be
warmly received. His life has been a
successful one. He has stood upon
the highest pinnacle il is possible for
any American TO attain. His whole
career has been filed with action and
his exploits are picturesque enough 70
furnish the type for a hero OF old ro-
nance. He is a born fighter and a
type of sturdy. brainy American man
hood which will serve as model for
the boys of the future. The man him
self commands admiration even from
his enemies, and il will be the man "a
whom the reception will be given.
Roosevelt's return will find him fac
ing perils fully as great as those he
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-11

A mighty fine thing 10 do one OF
these delightful mornings in early
spring is TO pack hamper with
''vittles" and take missus and the kids
into the country for holiday.
Go where there are wild flowers
and an orchestra Of birds and offer a
prize to the youngster who can iden-
tify the most flowers and the largest
number OF bird calls.
But IL would be we'll to go pre-
pared. otherwise you may be put to
blush because of your own ignorance.
Farmers bulletin SIS. Fifty Com
mon Birds Of Farm or Orchard,
which Uncle Sans department OF ag-
riculture has issued and which your
congressman will send you il you write
him for it. will post you about the
birds.
II may be that your congressman
can also send you a pamphlet which
will tell you about the wild flowers,
too. though we don't happen to know
Of one.
In the bird pamphlet are colored
pictures of the commonest birds with
enough information about the habits
OF each 10 make fine topic OF con
versation when your picnic is on its
way.
Also. il you don't already know il
you will be interested to learn how
much folks owe 10 the bug and worm
/ eating birds. The sparrow family
alone. the bulletin tells US. save u:
$50. 600. 600 a year by eating the SEEDS
OF weeds. And that's not A marker
10 what the hawks, owls and swal
/ lows save by making away with in
Vulnerable insect pests.
Anyhow, a day in the fields or woods
will do yourself and the family a 10
OF good, and AT cost you will hardl,
/ notice.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-11
THE CEREAL KING.

The death by his own hand Of c. ".
! Post. the originator Of the Battle
Greek cereal food caused widespread
surprise. The act is attributed to tenn
|porary mental alteration following an
operation for appendicitis.
c. W. Post was known as the cereal
king He had created for himself in
the affairs OF the world a place OF
unique significance by being the first
novel variety OF food created from old
: and familiar products. This enter
prise had It's beginning in an interest
/ in the study Of dietetics, which led 70
Experiments with grain foods and the
| development Of some Of the products
which subsequently made him famous
and brought him large financial re-
turns.
s Through the preparation Of this ce-
:real food and drink and their manu-
l facture on large scale Mr.. Post made
himself a public benefactor while
making himself rich and opened 6
new avenue of industry in which 9TH
ers' are successfully engaged. Thous-
ands of people enjoying better diges-
ton through learning to eat lighter
food at breakfast and abandoning the
use Of coffee will feel that they owe
a debt OF gratitude to the unfortunate
man who in the midst of success me-
misfortune.
Mr.. Posts genius was not confined
TO the creation OF food products. He
also had business genius. which is in
telligence. energy and industry. He
built up a business of colossal proper
tions, one Of his principal aids beinl
printers ink. He was one OF the big
gest advertisers in the country bu
not lavish or loose. He worked on
an admirable system and made ever.
word count.
Mr.. Post was enterprising in bust
ness outside of his FOOD lines. beinl
interested in banks. manufacturing in
dustries and publications. and wa
generous In his gifts to charity AM
philanthropy. He was in the highes
degree one OF the live wires of tn
business world.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-11
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THE UNKINDEST CUT.

The Indianapolis News foisted a
considerable amount of misinforma-
ton on the people Of the state dur
ing the trial of Mayor Roberts. For
fear it would overlook something de-
rogatory that might be developed
against the city or her citizens, the
News sent special correspondents here
and had a special wire installed in
the court room. A jury of IL men
acquitted the mayor on the first bal
lot-in fact wished to return a YER
dict Of not guilty without leaving the
jury box. The News was crushed. Its
efforts and influence weighed about as
greatly as they did in its recent effort
to defeat Mayor Joseph Z. Bell at In
dianapolis. and Mayer Theodore Bauer
at Lafayette. Saturday the News said
editorially:
We have for years been at the ut
most pains TO discriminate between
the good people of Terre Haute and
the scoundrels who in some way man
! aged to wriggle into office But now
we are forced to conclude that the
| good people of Terre Haute are in
deed satisfied to have the most
shameless municipal government in
| the world, which il is now their proud
distinction TO have.
Years ago it used to be said that in
Terre Haute they gave 9. special
| course OF poker in the public schools.
We can easily believe ii. But we can
not understand why the good people
Of that town should pay anything for
4 the support OF churches. For the
moral condition of the town could not
| be worse if there were not a church
| OF any denomination within its cor
| porate limits"
The inclination of the News TO be-
| leve that Terre Haute schools have q
course in poker provides sufficient
answer TO the above. The other
grounds for it's grievance against
| Terre Haute are above as genuine anC
| sincere. There's no mystery about
| the weakness OF the News.-Terr'
Haute Tribune
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-11
THE sUFFRAGE ISSUE.

American women and American cit
izens generally have given Us in the
Washington suffrage parade and at
tendant incidents an example Of the
broad respect paid 10 opinion in this
country
Five thousand women. arrayed in
the cause Of equal rights. paraded the
avenues OF the national capital with
cut exciting any greater show or an
tagonism than the distribution OF red
roses. the emblem OF the anti-suffra-
gists. Through double lines OF people
Of all ages. many races and divers
opinions the women marched free
from insult. violence or disagreeable
experience OF any kind, and ascending
the steps OF the capitol presented THEN
petition for the consideration OF their
rights 10 the congress.
Ehat congress will do with that