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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-18
DELICIOUS DRESSING FOR BEET.
ROOT

The required ingredients are: tea
spoonfuls brown sugar. y teaspoonful
salt, teaspoonful made mustard, = salt
spoonful white pepper, or a few grains of
cayenne. Pour over these gradually a
half teacupfu! of vinegar and mix well
and boil up, After you have boiled and
sliced the beetroots. and put them into
wide-necked bottles, pour the boiling mix
ture over them, Keep the bottles air.
tight, and it will be ready in week.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-18

BEFORE THE SANDMAN COMES
Green 4bble Dolls

But you don't want just one doll
no indeedl Think how lonesome the
poor fellow would bel
Make him some company as quick
as ever you can. Make lady dolls and
children dolls--just as many dolls as
you have apples for---the more the
merrieri And some of the faces must
be smily; and some sober, some jolly
and some teasy-have just as many
expressions as you have dolls.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-18
BANKERS BUILDING PLANNED

Samuel l.. Brumbaugh, who recently
purchased the properties at 1l29-Gl-33 Wal
nut street, contemplates the erection Of
a modern siX-story office building on
these sites, which will be devoted ex.
clusively to bankers and brokers. Work
on the construction of this building will
begin in the near future.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-18
MONKEY FUR

Monkey fur is fashionable again. II is
seen here, there and everywhere; around
the crown % hats and on the brm. as
trimming Tor collar and runs and even
as a edging for tunics Monkey fIr COM
bined with satin makes very attractive
neck pieces ana nuns,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-18
THE CIRCULAR SKIRT

The circular skirt. after many vicIssi-
tudes, such as depending from a yoke and
being abbreviated 20 a point that made Il
merely an ovsrskirt, has come into It's
legitimate rights, and hangs now from
the waist 70 the hoor and even beyond.
For almost as soon a It appeared II re-
appeared with train, and II promises to
be one OF the popular skirts Of the winter,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-18
HOSPITAL GETS $50 BEQUEST
Germantown Institution Left Sum by
Bridget McCullough-Wills Filed.


Bridget McCullough-Wills Filed.
The Germantown Hospital will receive
bequest of $50 from the $1,000 estate of
Bridget Mccullough. who died at 5611
Bloyd street. Nieces, nephews and other
relatives will receive the residue OF the
estate under the terms of the will filed
today.
Other Wills probated are Frederick
Gaeckler. 2O46 North Sixth street, whose
estate amounts to $4,000; Anna NJ. White.
51O2 Newhall street, S1O5O0; William J..
Smith, 4725 Maple avenue $500; William
P. King, $50 North 39th street. $1,000; Vir-
ginia T. Sumner, who died at Sea Isle
City, N. j.. $4,000.
Personal property of Mary o. Agnew
has been appraised at SS635.O; Charles
P. Stephens, s2773.O3; Mary Kelly. s2753 81
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-18
Widow Hangs Herself to Hsdro.

BoRDENToWN, N. j.. Sept. ls-Mrs.
Lottie Miller. widow OF Wesley Miller
committed suicide at her home at Cross
wlekS near here last night by hanging
old and leaves two daughters ana tive
sonAs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-18
Will Erect Apartment House.

A six-story apartment house will soon
be erected on the southwest corner of
Cherry and Nineteenth street by James
D. Winchell. who recently purchased this
property from Emma Dill for a price
close to $4,000
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-18

Correspondence OF general Interest
to women readers viii be printed on
this page. Such correspondence should
be addressed to the Womsn'T Editor,
Evening Ledger.
Ellsworth American., 1914-08-12
Worlds Oldest Writing .

Although it was thought at the time OF
their discovery that the Mippur Tablets,
giving the most ancient extant version OF
the creation, food and fall Of man, were
the Oldest documents in existence in
which human writing was shown, yet this
is not the fact.
There are four tablets which are believed
to be the oldest writings in existence, and
one of them is at the Pennsylvania uni
yersity museum. 1t is only about three
inches square and imperfect, and is as
signed with some probability to about
1850 years ago, although it Is impossi bic
to make close estimate.
The writing is done in idiograph char
acters, the picture writing of all primitive
peoples, and with great labor. 1t has been
translated by Prof. Barton, OF Bryn Mawr
college. These conventionalized pictures
form document dealing with the clear
ing up of q landed estate. The exact pur-
pose OF it is not wholly clear, although 1t
tells of killing locusts and restoring the
property. 1t may have served the purpose
of deed.
1t is known that in this irrigated land
of plenty, where wheat was said TO nave
reproduced two-hundred-fold, any failure
of crop was laid to demonology, and It
was important to remove the spell OF
witchcraft. Apparently the spell had
been lifted from this piece OF land. NO
other human writing has been found older
than the four specimens mentioned.
Ellsworth American., 1914-08-12
Concerning Two eounda

When Joseph Henry Lumpkin was
chief Justice Of Georgia case was
brought up from Columbus In which a
wealthy citizen asked for an inJunc-
ton to prevent the construction Of a
planning mill across the street very near
his palatial residence. His grounds for
complaint consisted chiefly in the propo-
sition that the noise Of the mill would
wake him too early in the morning.
"Let the mill be built" said the chief
Justice In rendering his decision. Let
Its wheels be put in motion. The prog
ress OF machinery must not be stopped
to suit the whims or the fears OF any
man. Complainant's fears are imagE
nary. The sound Of the machinery will
not be a nuisance. On the contrary, 1t
will prove lullaby. Indeed, I know
Of but two sounds in all nature that a
man cannot become reconciled to, and
they are the braying Of an ass and the
tongue of scolding woman."-Atlanta
Constitution.
Ellsworth American., 1914-08-12

Luck.
A king once said to a minister. "no
you believe In luck"
II do" said the minister.
Can you prove itg asked the king.
Yes, can
So one night he tied up to the cell
ing of room a bag containing peas
mixed with diamonds and let In two
men. one Of whom believed in luck
and the other In human effort alone.
The one who believed In luck quietly
laid himself down on the ground on
his blanket; the other after time
found the bag and. feeling in the dark
the peas and stones. ate the peas and
threw the diamonds to his companion.
saying, There are the stones for your
idleness."
The man below received them In his
blanket.
In the morning the king and the
minister came and told each man tc
keep what he had found. The man who
believed In trying got the peas which
he had eaten; the other got the dia-
monds.
The minister then said, ~Sire. there
may, you see. be luck, but It is as rare
as peas mixed with diamonds, 30 let
none hope to live by luck. k."-Eastern
Fable.
Ellsworth American., 1914-08-12
How Attraction Ac<s.

Attraction acts very curiously. Thus
If there were man In the moon and
II he were like the men on the earth
he would be able to leap over a three
storied house with as much ease as
an ordinary Jumper springs over a
three foot fence, In consequence Of the
forces OF attraction being much less
at the moons surface than at the
earth's An elephant there would be
as light footed as the deer here. A
boy throwing stones might easily land
them in an adjoining county. On the
other hand, the reverse Of all this
would happen In Jupiter and Saturn.
They being so much greater than the
earth. their attraction would so i'm.
pede locomotion that a man would
scarcely be able to crawl, and large
animals would be crushed by their
own weight.
Ellsworth American., 1914-08-12

Many are not being benefited by the sum
mer vacation as they should be. Now, not
Mithstanding much outdoor life. they are lit
ae II any stronger than they were. The tan
on their faces is darker and makes them look
Aeaithier, but it is only . mask. They are
slii nervous, easily tired, upset by trines'
una they do not eat or sleep we'll. What they
aisestion, creates appetite, and makes sleep
refreshing, and that is Hoods Sarsaparilla.
rupiis and teachers generally will find the
eniet purpose Of the vacation best subserved
py this great medicine which. as we know,
Guilds up.the whole system"
Ellsworth American., 1914-08-12
Insurance From ltaiy.

Insurance came from medieval itaiy,
It Is believed to date from the six
teenth century. and at that time 1t was
known In Florence. The Romans did
not know insurance. The nearest they
came to it was the practice Of COM
pany supplying the army to require a
guarantee from the state against the
loss Of ships. But this was soon aban-
doned. because damages had been col
lected for sunken ships too worthless
to float
Ellsworth American., 1914-08-12
An Odd Perquisite.

One Of the most curious perquisftes
in connection with English coronations
Is the right Of one Of the peers to
claim the bed and bedding used by
the heir apparent on the night preced-
ing the coronation. In olden times this
was a perquisite of considerable value.
as the bedding" usually consisted Of
richly embroidered coverlids Of velvet
or silk. with priceless hangings Of
cloth of silver and gold.
Ellsworth American., 1914-08-12
Anchored.

You are not very happy In this
house." friends remarked to the renter.
mo. can't say we are"
Your ceilings are falling"
"They are, and that isn't all. Our
roof leaks, our cellar fills with water
every time it rains. our radiators
thump, our furnace IL too small for the
house. its appetite is too large for our
income, our cutters have rusted away.
the porch Says. the house hasn't had a
new coat Of paint for seven years, the
wall paper hangs loose in every room.
and the chimney is shorter after every
wind storm"
"Why in the world don't you mover
because we can't find another house
with hall that our long oriental run
ner will ft"-Newark News
Ellsworth American., 1914-08-12
Htoerttsemfnts.

Diamond Ring, 14k setting
Boston Leather Rocker
Silver Coffee set
Chest of Rogers Silver, % pieces
Lady's Fancy Gold Watch, Jewel
Movement
Mems Fancy Gold Watch, Guar
anteed Case
China Dinner Set
Ellsworth American., 1914-08-12
Warm Retort.

'Do you know. John, there are times
when you show signs Of actual human
intelligence"
That's all right Charles. II you
knew twice as much as you do now
you'd be half witted. d."-Minnesota Min
hehaha.
Ellsworth American., 1914-08-12
KITTERY TO CARIBOU.

Marjorie Dsvoe, aged fourteen, fell into
the Penobscot river near her home at
North Brewer last Wednesday, while dip
ping . pail OF water, and was drowned.
Ellsworth American., 1914-08-12
PauDar Notice.

"AVING contracted with the City of Ellis
may need assistance during the next five
years and are legal residents OF Ellsworth,
forbid all persons trusting them on my &C.
modations to care for them at the City Farm
house. NJ. J. DRUNMEY.
Ellsworth American., 1914-08-12
No Complaint.

'Some day." cried the outraged poet,
you editors will fight for my work.
IAN right" sighed the editor resign
edly. 'T'll be good sport II I get
Hcked. d."-Puck.
Ellsworth American., 1914-08-12
Easy For the Ptu,

Instead of driving pig to market
Chinese coolies tie 1t to pole cover It
with wrappings Of straw and marsh
grass and carry 1t, two bearers to Q
pole
Ellsworth American., 1914-08-12

One today Is worth two tomorrows.-
Franklin.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-20

finben, ipnroe 81 , Dionaten Sail
800 nno Soften ucrllrtDeilt.
Caroline Sinltb befannte iiA oc.
t6dtliden 9lngriiis auf @eorg Cant
idniloig unb fam nit 30 Sogen sc.
fdngniB baDon.
s. $. @eiton pIaioirte Der 6ali6
ing eines Wefiel5 ii6er $25, gun
9sadtbeil bon Ben, Sen & 60, f6ul.
oig uno purbe utter einem iuspenoir
ten 3uftbausilrtDeiI entlaiien.
@igen slnoeriou, Der iif oes Der.
botenen @aifentragen5 idulOig be.
fonrte, purbe mad Dem 3udtGauiC
gei6icft, mabrcno I5us 8eIt, Der oes.
Ielben 0erecbens iiberiilbrt Dltroe,
nit elmer iuspenOirten @eloitrafc
bon 500 unb aoiien ouoonfam.
ga 9lab e den.
Gbas. @inocd)io lit 0a6labper.
ipalter pon Glementine 9icioni; Ber.
ionalien $414.
Yttlip Sinfle lit gtadlaBberipolter
ron Sreo. g. @eit; Eerionalien
$3.50.
@Das. Softer lit leitamentsuoa.
itreder bon emmp u. Softer; Yerio.
nalien $500.
sSoiepb Biciier iii NatlaBperwalter
Uon Sobn Sdraitb; SruHoeigentbunl
$500.
gSm. .. BarneiorO lit geahlabper.
iDolter BON Sarab ". @arneforb /;
@runoeigentbnm $4,000.
S5oiepb Z. Rliug lit Ra6laBperlpal.
ter BON g8m. Sling; Yerionalien
$3.50.
gilbert gefer lit (eitamentspoa,
itreder pOn Catherine laubaLo; Ser.
ionalien $4,000, @runoeigentbum
$4,000.
ganip Weiiter lit &a6IaBperpaI.
term BON 2ouis gteiitcr; 9eriona.
lien 500.
Ger perionlide gtahIaB Oes all6ert
@alters betr1st $5175; oerieilige Der
epa Care S556.48; Oerjenige Oes
2pman Sseum $t14G.5O; berienige
5e5 Cabin Campbell S40S.05.
8eri6ieoenes.
9ie Sbapnee Sllmber So. erlangte
Elm llrtbeiI iiber $526.S9 eesen Oie
Sllpericr Dor 60; 1DoS. aeQp Elm
ioldes ii6er $3.50 gesen Hobart
Reper & Gen; Die @eitern gIectric
so. Elm iolfes ii6er 1921. .SS gegcn
$. Sperberg; Diarp Gbriitp ein fol.
dies iiber $270.16 gegeu StanisIaus
Satarfa.
Gie Soslin.SfmiOt So. bat eine
,5croerling iiber Sl11S.12 gesen So.
iepb j. Serrmaun 4 60. eingeflagt
Sranf 9. SdJutts, Receiper Der
Glnc. Smurereebitrg u aurora GIec
trio Street Co., bat I'M oieGrlaubniB
nadgeluht, $4,000 bergen 81 Dir.
fen, Inn all SteQe Der BEL Der Iesten
Sobilutb peggeifapemrten Stabl,
bride ii6er ben 8bitepater SluB eine
neue 5I erridten.
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Gtegrlanbnifis.ine.

JWalter 6. 0oslfel, 21, 1857 Ront,
! role Qps.
(9tsnss arOegsr, 90, 1902 WaDerlr
2lDenue.
}Sarolb O. Obnitsin, %, 300 Gen.
I traI 9lDs.
lWsae gsagsr, %, All Wsft g. Str,
lWiniam 9alsRtins. At, $3.50 Gbat.
! BAN 4pe.
(Sarab 6. Barr, 81, 1902 Siabsln
4penue.
}Sobn R. WcGartbp, 81, 80 MilI
I Strabs.
lgrantss ebsrman, 20, 523 smit5
Sirube.
Ipeter g. etutt. 3s. GbattanOogl,
! 5ennsiiee.
lWartbu %. a.mp, 81. 2412 Snsles
iioe 2tDs.
)Gbarlss Sarlup. 26, 8iaiams6urg,
( ObiO.
l9lnna 2sOna Susll. 16, gaorpooo.
lGbarlss GOpin Rubss, 81, SnbiaHa
I SotsI.
lMaris 6. 9iabuid, Is, s56 Gsit
Strabs.
(Dilium 8. Rufiea. 33. 9o4 giHs
! Strabs.
tOoilia staab, 80. e4s DsR 7. Str.
}SOfsp9 Gdsr, SO. 1856 Baltimore
I 4psnue.
lGIiaabstb etaOlsr, 1916 gictOr Str.
}Sobn ). Soritsmspsr. 20, Rorpooo
tgertba 6. gIuit. %, 1857 GIspsIan5
Npenlle.
IGusuit GOrthmann, 81. 1892 psrcD
I 9lpenue.
{Dena R. aIapsr, 4s, 1908 Poplar
Strabe.
}Soispb gruisr, %. Drsman unb ST..
I iber Qpe.
(gIara Daniel, %, 1928 Carl Str.
lGarl u. @iI3baa. "a, 1926 SOtn
I Strubs.
lSba g. Baltsr, "a. 513 Belts ctr.
(@iaiam 6. 2epis, 3s, gsortb Col.
Iege Sill.
lGarrie G. 9IueI, 16, Rortb college
Sill.
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QlmtsnaIbe.
George &. 9lrmitrOng mia ais Giuil.
oicaitfOnrmiiiar reiisnieren.

Serr 9eorae 90. QrmTtronQ fat in
informeller Weiie angetiiubiat, oaB
sr OcmnGfit ieinen goiten oIs ftdoti-
iAer giciloieHlttommifIdr nieoer3ules
gen 6eqbii9ttgt. eerr Grmitrpng Qie6t
als 9runo an, oab er i'm Gaufe bes
Sommers ldngere Geiien au unternebz
men aebentt unb bdber iei1en Mmtsz
pfli6ten niht i'm poGen umfdnge
na6tommen tann, Defenders ni6t na6
bem Monat 4uduit rann oas nsue
SeIeb in &7aft tritt. luut pel6em
bic itdOtiI6e giOilbienittommiiiion
lGmmtli6en SalGrliiten Der it1btIz
ihe.I gnQeitelIten nabaupriifen uno
9utaubeiben bat.
Der NiI6p Taa bat alpsifelsObne
audi etpas nit 6Prrn Nrmitrongs
@ntIdlub au tbun. benn tpdbreno Der
Berbanoluugen am iFreitaq ionic am
Wlontaa fonnte man aus ben Wttensn
6errn Qrm1trond's criebcn, baB ibm
bic onn3e unteriu6ung iebr unnnges
nebm mar. obi6on er peri6Hlih dbioz
lut nit Der Sa6e nihts 3u tbun bat.
Ils mutbmaBlther Nadfolger 6errn
lrmitronqs ipirp QntpdIt sSobn s.
BeBel. Der an Der Sbitr Der Tunior
Gr0er Of 9lmericdn We6anics itebt,
Genannt. Die @rnennunq bot ourd)
Surgermeiiter Spiegel 3u ertolgen.
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Nen. Gonipab berlett.
ScsaleidJen Seiiie Smitb unb arau
gliee Nidols, iueldjc iid in ieiner
Sesleitnng beianorn.

Durd Elm. @erIammIung, psldj.
Der &irdsuratb Der ct. 9tnoreps ges
meinbe in Wlilforb am Wontaa a6eno
in. Der Wc6nung BON Sofspb Rores
man abbislt. ipurbs 6stnnni. bab bas
8enebmen oss Rep. Cornelius Cor
pap, Seslenbirt bisi.r gsmeinb.. biel
au piinifen iibrig laFs iinb Der Ora,
bif4of WotIlsr eriutt puroe, einen
anosrsn prisitsr fir pisfs gsmsinb,
gu beiiimmsn.
Hep. eonipab uniernabm an Gonns
tag in gsglsituHq Der Is Sabre alien
Seiiie Smith unb osr.n Gdpsfier,
Der Mittps Srau gllic. Ridols sc
Sabre all, cine Spa5isrfabrt in eineln
Wdgen. ipelfe einsn unaIiidliten
gusgang uabm. ,Sn Der Rdbs DON
Yatapia pite, 3lp.i Wsilsn bon Wils
forb. ipurbs bas pf,ro plOBlid uns
bdnoig unb sins ourd. Rs0. gonpa1
perlor be aoniroa. iiber bas 9bies,
ipelGts bann cine g5idung binab,
Iagte unb ben Wassn natiirIi6 nit iin
RIB. Die Sniaifen tpuroeH binausgs.
i9leubert unb Der Wasen pplitGnSig
osmolirt. Ssrr GonpaD trug oenBrudb
oDeisr Rippsn unb anbsrs Rontulionsn
bappn. pGbrsno feline gsglsitsrinnen
nit Ieidtsren @srlsbunssni eapontas
men. 9as @efabrt mar aus Gam
mons aeitiiau.
Rtp. gonipap III goriiber bss airs
denratbs Der Ct. g(nbrsip 0emeifbe
uno ii.bf i'm So. a,b,nsiabrs. Gr be-
finost iit jsBt in Der Wobnuna isines
8rubsrs. Rsp. WilIiam gonpap, go.
1922 Gilbert 2tpsnus, unb tam in
4nbstradt ieines 3uftanoss teins
gtIuhe ,mpfangsn.
Wis Rsp. William Common mits
tbeilts, bate fein 9rubtr bic Musfab.t
In 9ssIsituns Der bsibsn Dam.n I'M.
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Oils 9iamanten' 9teb
&aroe Gin 9luseitellter bes sllms
Spotel in paft genommen.

Die Ieteftips anofen6auer uno
Smeenep, lpcl6e nit Der glufflGrllng
oes Giamanten-G GiebitabIs I'M 9Qns
Sotel 6eallitragt lporoen naret,
bradten geltern ben % Sabre alter
&SaIter Gbeiter DON gto. 6t3 @eIt G..
StraBe, pelher ais gtahtmaibiniIt
lmo gleftrotehnifer in oeiu Sotel
angeIteat lit, als Oen bermlltbIiben
Ibdter in ySnit. glm 5Sreitag Morgen
muroen 6rau ,Sohn @ooos, nelhe in
Dem genanntcn Sotel IN Der oritten
Gtage @obnung genonmen bat, 0ia.
mantringe I'M @eidnlnltlpertbe non
$4,000 entrpen0et. Die genannten
geamten ianOen oor3iigIite sSltBipu-
rem uno fleine SbeiIe elmer SubItan5,
pie oieielbe in WaIdinenrGumen ge.
brouf)t miro. iSerner batten Die Ie.
teftips feitgeitcIt, oaB Der 3utritt 81
Dem 3immer nur nttttelit Ra6ihliii.
iels geirnoen peroen fonnte. 9fa9
iorgiGltiger @eo6a6tuug i6ritten Die
geamten sur @erbaitung oes Gbeiter,
meIder nad sIngaben bon anoereu
Ferionen audi Die gleuBerung gelnadt
bot, baB Ole Game i'm oritten Stod.
merf iebr ih6ne 3iamantringe trage.
Der @erbaftrtc beItreitet, irgeno ct.
mas nit Dem GiebitabI gu tbun 5u
bobeu.
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eseiteiien fir Sartbpln.
Sasiel6e iiuoet nm Samitag Wttttag
i'm pUtel SintDn itatt.

Ser 9ongreBabgeorbnete Serr
9ti6aro 9artbolot, Der Oeutife ReO-
ner fir Die Concentration ON Srei.
rag 9lbeno, trifft bereits am Sreitag
Morgen bier elm lmo ous &onrnittee
batfiir i'm 3iurmer I'M Clinton potel
beIegt. Serr 8urtbolot lit beinobe
Ser eilr3ige inter ben pluoerten DON
Witglieoern oes natioualen Hepru-
ientantenbauies, Der ben Welltb Der
lleber5eugung bat unb BEN &nmaBut.
gen Ser 4robibttioniIten in ben Sul-
len oes 4ongreIies energtIh entgege1t.
tritt. Die 9eutihen Don Cincinnati
baben aQe llria6e, ben Mann Su gb.
rem. gs ioQ ibm elm SeIteiien peran'
italtet iper0en, oaS am Sautitag
gta6mittag 1 llbr i'm Sotel Clinton
itattfinoet uno Dem ein fltr5er @m.
pfang ooraufgebt. @er geneigt lit,
an bieiem SSeit2Iien tbeiI5unebmen
moge iih nit Serrn Carl 8les in
9erbinourg iesen.
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SanSen GGaufienr.9iSens

Cine piifte aeilersi 6ra9te aeitsrn
Moraen bic 9etsttiDes McSbane unb
8uetbIein. iopie bic poli5iiteu &napp
uno Nraneis ndh Rem 6uuie Ro.
$40 Carlisle 2lpenue. UlGnner unb
Wcibsr priiaeltsn iid 9sgenieiti9 peioz
lid bur6. uno panbteu iih bic Wets
Der aesen bic geamten ais oteiel6eu
6ic Yerhaftur1 BON bier Setheiliaten
rcrnebmen po[lten. Gs puroe Der
polissi mitactbsilt. oaR elmer Der 8e'
iufsr bieies gleeerbuuies berau6t
Dorosr lei. uno fanneu bic Seamten
in sinem RlaB ben getrug pon So
psritedt pdbreno cine grieftaf6s,
pelte pihttoe 8apiere uno eine
Gbuuffeurlisena entbielt, auf einem
dnoereH plus psrItsdt lag. Die 2ts
aena lit auf ben gtdmen Wiliam
Sids ausaeitelt. 9ie gsrbaftstsR
bleiben unter perihicpenen 9eroadt.
mpmsnten in Gepabriam.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-20

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