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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-15
Yerisasl,N Otisen.

5err unb sSrau M Dam Snner,
1916 Gin Strabe, Dsgingen geitsrE
Ntenb i'm areiie ibrer sFamilit nnb
5ablreidtn 3reiinbe ben SO. ssabres<
TAG ibrer germGblung. geleleritlid
beiien iie in Der biibfheitsn Weiie bon
aQeu Gsitsn beidentt iuurbsn. Die
brei ainber bes Jubelpaayss, bic
Serrsn 4rtbur uno 9sr5eri. uno Drl.
Gleallorc Soiler, 9attell, obiie odb bic
Gltern' bapon aenntniB bdttsn, bic
bii6l6c s5eier i'm Gtillen drrans
biert unb bic llebsrrdfhung mar cine
nm 70 ongensbnere. Die fr56lihe @es
iellifdfi blieb in benz sliidliden areis
fs bis 3u lpdter Stiinbe beiiarnmen
unb iprdh beim 5orteebm bic Soifs
nunq aus. aud beini golbensn Che
iubildum Sugesen ieiu gu fOnnen.
Serr 8. u. Rattermanni iuurs
be seitern anldblih isines 81. Ge,
burtstags burf eirHn mihtigen
Strdub 9lumen iibsrrGid)t. ben bic
6errsn bonn @crlpattingsra.b Der
Oeutiden @ssenieitieen Sysutrpers
iidsrunas sGjeieIlifaft ibrsm grsiien
Sttretdr seitifisi babsn. Roiiirli4
luurben bsm olisn 6errn aud bic
berSlidIiten Gliidpiinide Sutbeil. SIN
Rdibsislsr ipurbe oann bein funteIns
ben WsiH NIT @niprafen unb 2iebsrn
Der Gsburtstas in iolsnnsr Dsiie ges
fsiert. lin bag Geburtstagslint ipas
rem b.reint bic 5errsn 9einrid aOtpe,
6. %. s.. 2iibbert, Sol. .. 8ertamp.
CHARTS Rields. 2lbam Wiiit. Wm. 8.
Shreibsr, Geo. 3ebler Spbh Citing,
Sulius q. aucas. Sreo S4miot.
sSrdnt 3. Hattermdnn ano Ghas. W.
Rattsrmanu. Den 9rutulanten iAliebt
iih aud bas 9oltsblatt an.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-15
Mus Baltimore silrld.

Geteftip Wsaban febrte gcitern nit
benz 2s Sabre aIten G6rDaro 8ann,
aus Baltimore, @b., na6 bier 5uriit.
weIfer Don Der Sair Waarenbalts
Co., Der @oripiegelung ialifer Sbut-
laden beihuloigt iuorbeu III. g,aHn
mad)tc ON 81. M1r5 einen gr0berei,
Ginfaui in oem geI,aniiien 8aarerl.
baus nnb gab einenGbed inSobe BON
$50, tpeldler Don sSobn 81. gann ge-
5ei6net, ilnb in Baltimore 3nblbar
genia6t mar in 3abIllng. Der Gbed
fam nit Dem germerf Der @ertblo.
iigfcit. aus Baltimore. Wlo., nod bier
5nriid. Sieraui peripirtte Der @e.
id,ditsfiibrer Der syair Co.. u. z. Sal.
ling cinen SaftbefebI geeen @ann,
ino geIang es erit tiirBIih Den Mann
in Baltimore. Wo., 5ii ertnitteIn uHo
in Saft nehHen 5u laiien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-15
Rteiae psli3eina Ariasten,

Games 5pbe. alias Ssb gorton,
25 Sabre alt. aus Snbianupolis. Jnb.
ipe!6tr Dor einisen 1asen burd) bic
Detetiips @sgener unb Sipsensp un.
ter Der gslAulbisuns bss Ginbru6s4
,lisbitdblS psrbafttt puros, seitnnb
mad ben qlnaabsn Der poIiasi elm,
minbeItsns 10 6inbriide in Gineins
natl periibt 5u baben. unb ipurbs ses
aen ben Dlann geitern cffi5ieu bie
8ej@uIoisuns bes GrobbiebitabIs er.
bobsn. Der 9erhaftste CAB angebli9
aud su, in isinsr Ssiuidtbsitabt ipe@
gen psrihisosHsr GiRbriihs geiu9t su
iperben.
2orstia 5inn, 19 Sabre alt. 9eles
pbcnmdbhen. Joiie t5inn, 21 Sabre
ait, Wersduftrin, unb Jap Mbite. 22s
iGbris, Elm WsogaainsQigsni. ipuroen
erissrn IN ibrer @lObnuHe, glo. 134
msis z. Gtruhs. itntU Der HsiHulhb
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-15

paar mad Sttumpd. sSu.. auriidge.
bra6t nurbe. Elm @eitdnbnib ab. mo-
rim er bic Trdu Don ieber S6lilb freis
ipro@ unb erfldrte, Wfelfott getoptet
au baben. I'm bur6 oefen geraubung
8elb aenua gu srldngsn, her Grdn
Wlc@ullouab. lpel9e periproden bate,
iih pon i9rem @atten fdhetben au lais
i1n. 5u beirat6en. Die 2ebtere retite
nit ibren S6langeu i'm Ganbe UNI.
her. I'M auf Gountp sSairs @oritels
lungen gu asben unb auf elmer bieier
5airs traf fie nit MtGormit 5u'
fammen Der fi6 iterblid in lie Der.
lie6te uno lie niht mebr perlieB. Bel
ieiner 8erbnftung, bic otr6 ben
G'beriff W Is. anor bon Sttumlpn.
So. unb e. S.>@rimes Don &eofut,
sSSu.. unter yiitbiilfe bieiigsr 9etst.
,tips erfolgte, mar bas Baar ppllitdn.
bia mittellps uno iollte aeraoe pegen
Gi6tbe3ablunq Der Miet5e aug ieinem
&oftbauie duf bic Strabe seieBt ner'
ben. gei Dem Raubmorb mill Wt.
Gormid itatt oes erbofften 8ermDgens.
bag Der .unaliidli6e Mallot BEL Ti3
fiibren iollte, muir $23 erbeutet bd'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-15

Ginebeutidbe Mutter. Gin
glrst tbeilt oen .D}. %. q" folgenbe
pabre 8eeebenbeit nit: W}ir beeeane-
te neulih cine alte getonnte, cine
gausrsfrau aus Uliinhen ndd)fer
llmoebun0. Nah ber6Iider gssriibung
unb benz iibIiden .gia. fpie geht's2"
tina bic 6rau an au peineH uub 3u
iammern: ,Geln's, 6srr Dotta. bic
SAano in unIerer HamiIie! Inner
Sobn is nod not i'm SFeIb neil er
friiber an 8erbanbsturs mitg'mu4t
bat. bans n i'm 9oSurett a'rudbalt'n;
0u mub er bic 8eripunoeten perbin-
ben, oiatpeil ale feline Sumerooen
i1On iiber o'@reuae berlin bam." -
.Ra, berubigen sic iih. liebe Trau"
iuate id bic 8sinenOe Su trDIten.
Sober erfiillt eben fetne pfliflt auf
Dem i6m sugeipieienen poiten." W
mas, eripiberte Die Dddere bdlb Gr-
gerlih, bal6 trouernb, 10 a iiinga
9urI6, Der iOu bic 6ran5Oien nne
9fuif'u ooi6iedbn urb odIdlagen. :
uub mein Wlonn. mir tDnna uns ia
Dor bic 2eut oar nimmd ieb'u laii'n".
Der iunae gui9 1T ihr ein3iser
5obn!" = 2ieb @aterIanp. masit
ruhis fem!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-15
2otal Beri4t.
Deuu6c sddbsa .8eftG(daIi.
grdiibrnt Nite fldrt bic Ylitslie.
Ser iiber lire Wablpflidten ami.

Tie Deiitidlc Sd)iisen @eieaidlalt
perionlpreltc iid geitern Abeno I'M
.Sauptqllartier, Sannirgs Sale al
Irci5cbnte nnb 0lain Strobc. 9srdii'
bent AilianI Nitte iiibrtc ben g,or.
lib ino Sberr Otto aricger ons BRO,
.fofpn. gic SScrren rsohu g,oicr mo
Ndrl ssnclin wurocli Si,r aiitgllco.
it|nit acipdblt mo uorgcidllogen lpur.
Scn ole. Srrren anoolpb Sermont,
.glnr Seilniiig mo Gbriii. Sadls.
Sod Grleoigltng Der sioutincacidIdi.
ie bielt Erniioeilt G,iite cine I1ngere
giniprofe iiber bic beporiiebelIbe
Msafjl ilno oeren Surb ole perjd)iebc.
Iien amciibenelits beoinnte @ifiig.
ted, Sn einSrinslifeu @orten for.
nertc or Die Iitglieoer nlli, nidlt bios
fiir Some alnle 3u itimmen, ionoerIl
aid inter ben gefnnnicn Die cncr.
>gii&ite Trcpa9anoa oaiiir Sii maheH
Is iei nber ondl ebenio nctl)ipenoIg,
aegen oas prohibitions slmenoe.
inent 3iI itimmen. oenn ale glrbelt
oes IiberaIen Clements lei Dcrgcbens.
lperm bic grobibitioniiien blrdlorin.
ecH. Die Annahne beg Trobibi.
tions sImenSemcnts iei Die 3ooien.
GIode fir Die oeutidlen gereine mo
fir alles oeiitidje 2eben. 3 iir oome
alulc uub ge9eH Brobibition mile
bcsbolb Die 1ohng fem. Die wtit.
g!ieber horien aufmerfiam gu iiuS &c.
lobtcn. Die 1ropaganon in Der BON
Yr1iiocnten @itie angeoe,iteten 8ei.
ic nit nller Gnergie 3li betreiben. Gs
iuuroe einihlaaige Sitieratur Der.
ibeiit llno oaS Stuoium oerielben 6cn
9iitgIiehern enpiobleu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-15
etnrs bonn Cady.

SdDlinm nerlett lmlroe geitern Der
81 Sabre alte Ga6oeder SerHlail
Niarcus, bon yto. 800 @eit 9ibertp
StraBe, ipel6er BON benz Gah
ocs Snnics gto. 5i5 s)orf StraBe,
aus elmer pobe oon 2t2 Stodpert,
oiir6 einen IebItritt abitiir5tc. Wtar'
Gus 3og iid einen llnteridenfelbr!lh.
ioipie einen mebriafen Rippenbrl,dJ
ali Ger linfen Seorperieite 5It nno
niliBtc mad, benz Ct. Usarien Soipi.
tal gebraf)t tDeroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-15

eung bes 9erumlunserns per6aftes.
Die @erbdftung erfolgic nuf 9runb
einer geifperbe perffiebener Qtns
ipobner, ipelde bebdupten, bub iid bus
Srio in dbdmitiIten apitiimen an
ben 5eniirn i6rer Wobnung ge5eist
bat.
9uf Weranlaiiuna Der yran Wap
Gang ipuroe Der II Sabre altc gbs
fparb REFS BON go. 13 Weft So Ct.
in Cartilage inter Der gefdulbigung
hes alsinbisbfabls in GAIT senoms
men,. Hrau Gang bate ibrer 5od.er
3ugsrufen, ipo iif Elm ileiner 0elos
betrag nufbeipdhrt befdnbe. unD bal
REFS ejeies @eiprdG angeblid iibers
bort, bonn cr fon IS lepeisn iein, Der
bos 9elb BON bem 9luTbeipubrungss
pldb forigenommen bal.
sSn 6otel Wnlton rpurbe geliern
burd) bic Teteftips SbrpsSer uno
aeppert Der % ssubre alte BERNARD
8irnbcam duf grludrsn Der BebDr.
Den ir QBilninaioH, D., IeiileiloHs
men.
llnier Der gefdulbiguns oes @rob-
oisbita6ls ipurbe aeitern auf Grunb
eines Sdftfefebles Der "a Sabre nlts
6erberi aoilsr, in Mabiionpiae lpcbn'
fnft, in Saft genommen. gs pirb se'
idet. bab Der jungc Uiann iiA
S9mudiaden BON sroBem Wettb on'
osei9nsi bat, pslhe gigsntbum eines
isiner @erfpanbtsn isin iolIen.
Bon einsm Wassn ber aoams gr'
preB So. iuurbe aeitern on Der 2. unb
Main Strabe cine aiIic nit Gbam,
paanerglGfsrn i'm Wer!h pou $10O
gsitoAlen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-15
Neb. Gb,parb Meber
Ter junse arieiter an Den 5OIseu
einer glinooarmOperation se-
itprbeu.

Iep. e6iparS Wieper, Geeliorger
Der ct. gatrids @cmeinoe 81 @lpnn.
ipcoO. g., lit an 9ienitas Alberto 10
llbr inn ct. Warien Soipital al oeiI
s5ol9en eyer gIiHoOarnloperatiou ge'
i,orben, Der or ii6 Dor einigen 5aaen
unter5ieben mllBte. Gie St,urbe bon
Dem abIebcn bes iimgen Brieiters,
Der in Der gliitbe ieiner Sabre aug
icincm @irfrlmgsieIb berausgeriileil
ipuroe, miro nidt periebletl. IN ipeitcn
arciien alfrid,tige 1rauer ipad5urll.
len. Scr 0erbIid)ene, Der niir ein
gllier ben 81 sSabren Wtonaten err
reiht battle, enfltammte elmer aftba.
ren oeiltifen Camille iino ben SIN.
terbliebenen, Der Shutter unb Den @e.
idnpiliern miro Die ber3lidfte 5beil.
rabme entsesenscbrant. Heu. Wfepcr
iuar ein Gincinnntier ainS. gr nnr.
be in Der ct. 5ran5istiiS @emeinoc.
aIs So5n beg Dor feds Sabren Der.
itorbe,Ien SserrH 9ernbaro Wteper &C.
boren. beilid)te Die @emeinoeidnle
uno oaraui odS ct. Sran5isfils Col
Iese. Gr par oaHn ein SSabr lang AMI
Der tbeoIogiidyen Sd)lle in Ct. Nein.
rab, Jnb., unb besog baun bas .W!.
ct. Warps Seninar. gIm l9. ,Sin,i,
1908 ipuroe er in Der aatbeorale bum
>gr,biIdof Serru Or. Senrp MoeQer
sam prieitcr geipeibt. pfarrer Reper
mar sllcrIt aIs 9liiiiteut an Der bieii-
gen Sl. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tB1tig
iino 5lpar 2K Sabre lang unb iibte
aleidseitis Die SeeIicrse i'm Setcn
ScipitaI aus. 9ann ipirtte er 5lpei
Sabre lang all Der ct slntoHiliS
STRIDE on Der guob StraBe imo mir.
De ron bier aus, Dor 5lpe;einbalb
Sabren an Die Ct. gatrids @elnetu.
be 5n @Ipmnpoob periest, ipoielbii er
eine irgeflsrcide Gbdtigteit entiaIiete,
iobab CT iih id)nea bic a6tmg imo
Sicbe ieiner piarrfin0er er1parb. Sci.
Der ioIlte ole tiidiide aranfbeit iei.
rem Mirfen Gin aa5u friibes @noe
pcreiten.
lin ben Dabinseiaisbsnen trautrt
in eriter ainie bic Ulutier, Jrau
Wlarp Mspsr, iofpie a6t GeIADiiter
, lnb pon bieIsn asb0r.n aipsi 9riibsr
BEN aeiitlidm Gtanbe an. es finb
Rep. Irans Wspsr. Don Der ct. ps.
ters airfe su White 9ate, Siio %
iota, iinb Rsb. Gsora Wspsr. BON Der
nsra stiu airde su McgartbpsDills.
8. Die anbtren gefhipiiisr limb
,srl. 9lnna Weper pelhe nit ibrsn
9riit<rn 9bsobor uno albert Bel Der
Wlutier ppbnsn, fofpis bic psrbeiratbe-
ten geIlbpifier, bic Strrm gernbarot
ilnb ssofspb MsDer unb i,rnsr 1roa
CLARA glmrbsin. Der gruber Carl III
geitorben.
Nm Wpntus Ra9nittaa A llbr fpirb
bic Qsihs pon BEN ct, Marien Sos
fpital nad Der CT. y ,dilus stirhs
iibergeiiibrt, nm bort dufsebahrt su
iperben. glm Tieniida Moraen finbet
Johann bic 1rauerfsisr itdtt unb alpar
1T bas 7obi.ncffisium ouf $50 ange.f
feat. lin 10 llbr @ormittass III
ods bonn grsbiI4of Seltbrirts 6oH.
amt. nobel gsp. sGraHs Msper dls
Dinlon. gsp. Gjsora Msper uls Cub
binton unb gisD. Carl Ssrtei, berI
Gelresar bss Grsbfidofs. als riter|
G<remcnienmsiiter funsirtn iperben.
Mep. Or. Wcu ppn Der St.2luglitinus
Airde bdlt bic gsbdbtnibprsoist. Die
1eiftbuua Der iierbli@m 5iiIle finbet
alsbdnn auf Der Jomilisu 9sgrdb.
nibH6tie duf BEN Ct. Marisu Got
ts6sdu Fasf. Y
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GIauifen, bic DOR &ursem au feds Wao.
naten @efdn9niR .perurt6eilt tporben
liz, neil lie 6errn Charles StrduB,
eiaem betunnten biefisen gbootaten
rnb Witglieo Der Waiiernerts &om-
mifiion einen Orobbrisf qeIcbidt bate,
purbe beute, na6bem fie Oon 5lpei,
pom Supreme 9eridt ernannten ST.
rtndrsten fir irrIinniq ertldrt pprben
ipar. bem 2lipl fir irrIinnige 8erbre.
der in Matteapun iiberrpieien. Dem
geri6t Der 2ler3te sufolae leioet Die
Srau on Der firsn SSose. baB lie poH
Sol. 5beobor Rooiebelt perfolat peroe.
WG9renb gfooiepelt prdIioent lpur,
ma6te bic sSrau perI6ieoene erfolg-
loie 8erIuf,e, cine 2lu0iena nit ibm
gu crlangen, um geI6neroe aeqen ben
ameritaniiheu gotIAafter in S6tpes
ben su fii6ren. neil er iich angebIi6 ae.
peigsrt bate. iie bel 6ofe por3uiteaen.
.Seinneuer 4rO3eB tiir SEQ
81 sFrant
2(tlanta, Ga, IA. Sttpber.
Dag Oberituats @eri6t pon Georgin
hot belte au6 bag finite @eIuh um
@epGbruno zines nelen 9rp5efIes fir
Seq. Ul. Tronf, Der am %, gluguit
1913 weaen @rmprbunQ Der Wurp
Ybdgan gum 5obe oerurtbeilt NOR
ben 1T, dls unbegriinDst abgelpieien.
Warn Ybaean nuroe betanntli6 in
elmer 8leiitiftfdE-it. in lpelcler Trant
uls Supsrintenbent funairte, i'm
2pril 1913 dl5 2eife aufgefunoen
uno anqeitellte ytahforidungen er'
guben bic 5hatia4e, oab Trant, nah
benz pas Wdo6en Oer0eraltigt porDen
mar. oeiien Sob perItuloet bate.
gtat Der Yerurtbeilunu behaupteteA
/ feline 9ertheipioer neues geneismate.
rial fir oefIen llni9ulo entoett gu ba.
ben, bag ieoo6 BON Dem Oberitaatss
Qerift als ni4t binreibenb era6tet
purbe, I'm cine Wieoeroufnuhme beg
8crfdbrens 81 re2tfertiden.
Durh oieIe GntiheipunQ lit ous
StitIal fSrants nod niht ooliIt1n-
otq 6eiieqelt, benn benz Oteritauts9C4
ri4t liest cine petere 9eruiuno Oor,
0ersufolqe 3Srant cine 8erperfun1 pes
geroitts eriter 6nitan3 perIanat, pet,
er Bel oeiieu gertijuoi9una nitt im
Geri6tsiaul onipeisno gsmeIen 1T.
Gin oiesbeaiioliher glntrad puroe III
Der eriten cSnitans abaepielcn
g S6lsppbamPfer auf benz
8 bio perbrannt,
Cairo, 81, IA. SttOber. Ger
S6leppOampfsr rSpIepb 9. Dil-
liams4 1T bier am Mittpp4 burd
! sseuer ssrIt0rt poroen. Oas Geuer
brad aus pGbreno Der 0ampfer am
Ord lag. SaIspper bugiirtsH Dns
Boot Bis mitten in ben 5IuB, no s5
untsrging.
Der Sampler, Der 100000 gttO.
itet bate, mar Der 5rpeitgr0Bte INf
Dem Sbio unb Dem Wsiiifiippi
Spfer Der Giienbabneu.
Golumbus, O., IA. Sttobes.
sSm Monat September iino IN S5io
aqein 81 perionen in Giienbabuzlln-
fGllen getOotet poroen, ME aus einem
8eritt Der StdatstommifIipn fir ofs
FentIihe 8etriebe eriihtlia lit. Bon
DdmpfeiIenbabnen purben 70 perio.
nen get0otet unb DON elettrii6en Gi'
nien II, uno an StrobenbabntreEs
Sunsen purbsn % getDotet, 27 auf
ben 8slsiIen uub q lparen glngeiteQ-
ts bic i'm 1ienit detobtet nurhen.
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gntu aeituhlen.

Di. @. Sieiert, BON 9so. Z GeImore
,SIdts, Clifton tbeilte Der polisei
geltern abeno nit. Dab ihm iein 8.
iisises 6oro sluto Si5ensnlirnnlsr
i0Si76 OF Der gReIroIe sIue., 5Tuiihen
Der 9ceuit uno @cyiiilan aue., ge.
i.olIen moroen lei.
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Gtaats 8aubereing ssnipettcr ssa-
mes 0ebine in 6aft aenpmmen. Dem
Poli3eirid>ter borgefiibrt. per5ihtete
Mebers ouf Elm 8orperb0r uno lpuroe
bardufbin Der Sail iibsrpieien, ilm
bag grsebnib Der Grano syurD I'm
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Dahton. g.. IA. Sttober. Z. g..
Mepsrs. Se.retdr Der Mianrisburs
9au. unb 2eibaeiellffuft. Elm befaHn-
ter glnipalt. friibsres Witglieb Der Sc.
sislatur, foipie berporrusenoes Mit.
alieb Der lIniteb 1rstbren STRIDE. in
beiitn 9iihern Elm Oefi5it bon ndbsu
$4,000 entbedt iporben III. nurbe
Isuts wormittca dut 9etztibeu oss
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the dark. Tie his feet with it. And
make sure his hands are good and
fast"
He was being pushed forward
again. He stumbled against the bot
tom step, was rudely jerked TO his
feet, and then propelled upward.
There is no use being so rough"
he heard the sw~eeter-voiced girl cry,
with a note of Indignation. MIR. Cal.
lis, tell those men to be more gentle"
After this the ascent of the stairs
was made easier. Up two flights went
captive and captors. Presently a
door was opened, and under the i'm
petus of a violent shove Tom went
sprawling to the floor. The bandage
was whipped from his eyes, and his
ankle deftly bound.
The rough tumble hurt and dazed
him. Dimly he heard the door shut,
and the click of a bolt dropping into
its socket.
Then-stillness and darkness of the
tomb.
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may be half formed-a vague discon-
tent and unrest concerning conditions
which every renter so we'll knows
or, it may have reached the state Of
active determination to make any or
all sacrifices necessary to escape the
renters life and live in a real home.
The ambition is there, more Or less
definitely formed in the heart of yer
man and woman waiting only for the
needed stimulus to develop to the
point of action.
1t is natural to live in ones
home. 1t is unnatural to live in a
rented house or apartment. The fam
lily that lives in it's own house, no mat
ter how humble it may be, feels the
sense Of independence that does not
ONE to the family in a rented house.
Every renter feels, even if he does not
say It, hat every months rem that
he turns over to his landlord is
money practically thrown away. That
is, he knows that it is too much to
pay for the merely temporary COM
forts it brings-and they're often pref
ty doubtful comforts, too.
When one stops to think Of the
amount of money that is put away
in rent during twenty or twenty-five
years, one is amazed and dumfound-
ed. 1t is enough to buy a fine home,
all free from membranes. Yet what
has the renter to show for his money
expended, except a bundle of rent re-
ceipts? The same money spent a lit
tie more judiciously in monthly pay-
ments for a house and lot, would go
to secure a desirable home and make
a fine investment and saving.
There are various ways for the rent
er to go about it TO acquire a home.
He may undertake to purchase a
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a good, large-sized house Of dignifed.
homelike appearance, well suited for
the home of a family OF substantial
worth and reputation. II is a house
that would be a credit to any street,
and would take its place among the
best houses in the town.
Yet, considering its size and con-
str 'ction, this is a very inexpensive
house to build. This design has been
carried out complete for $4,000 or for
s., 1000, using brick veneer construc-
ton. This makes a very warm and
substantial-appearing house, and all
things considered, is to be highly rec,
commended.
The design is slightly colonial In
its features; yet more important than
that, 1t has the air of homelike hos
pitality that is so much to be desired.
A broad veranda, extending clear
across the front and on one side, is q
feature that is much appreciated.
h floor plans show the interior of
this house to be laid out to provide
plenty of room for a good-sized fam
lily. The large living room occupies
the entire left portion of the first floor.
being Is by 80 feet In size. This ID
strictly in accordance with the very
latest ideas in house-planning, and
those who have lived in a dwelling
laid out in this way recommend II
very highly.
The dining room and kitchen are to
the right Of the central hallway and
are arranged for convenience in doing
the Homework.
On the second floor there are four
good, large bedrooms. besides a sew
ing room. The bathroom is convent
emily located. An ample supply Of
clothes closets is provided.
This design has been selected from
a great number as most completely
meeting the needs Of the prospective
bone builder for a residence Of this
kind.
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as they are in most localities, this
is an easy thing for the man Of aver
age means to do. For a very modest
sum the service Of skilled architects
who make a speciality OF designing
dwelling houses may be secured. A
design can be selected that is just
what suits the special needs of the
family; a house complete in every
detail and conveniently arranged for
the work OF the house. Then on a
very modest down payment the real
estate operators are very glad to put
up the house, following these plans.
and Specifications. The house is con-
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Lays Divorce to Music.

"One reason for the great number
of divorces is that now go In
for piano lessons and voice culture,
but scorn plain sewing and cooking"
said the Rev. G.. II. Seers. of this city.
the first priest to be called to testify
in divorce proceedings In this coun-
ty.
IF our girls knew how to cook
meals and how to darn and mend their
husbands would be more contented.
But not all the blame lies on the won.
ans shoulders. The small incomes Of
our workjngmen anil the high cos Of
living do much to swell the percent
age of divorces" Father Seers de-
clared.-Cincinnati (Ohio) Dispatch to
New York Tribune.
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BOOK |.
CHAPTER vI.--contlnued.

There were five men and three
women. The latter we're half-hidden
In their wraps and kept their faces
averted, but the men all turned and
stared at him with a fxedness that
surprised Tom considerably and made
him not a little curious. So he re-
turned the scrutiny with an interest
which normally he would not have
felt.
His own regard sharpened. And
then his Jaw dropped, and his pipe
clattered upon the grating at his
feet.
He recognized one OF the men-the
aged. white-haired servant whom he
had seen once or twice emerge from
Number 1918. Quickly he darted a
glance at each of the others in turn;
but he had never seen them before.
In a flash they were gone, and IL
was not until a vagrant puff heeled
him p~erilously astarboard that he
recovered his wits and brought his
boat round again into the wind. BY
then the motor-boat had been all but
swallowed in the gloom.
However, Tom reelected, they were
heading straight for Rocky Cove; II
the breeze held he would have his
own craft tied up at his friends pier
within the half-hour; then a quick
change OF attire in the boathouse, and
he could put in the evening reconnoi
tering. Ii would be queer If he failed
To turn up something In a little place
like Rocky Cove.
But after he had dined at the one
hotel where he felt free to go at this
eason without evening clothes, he
was put out to observe hat a storm
was brewing. The sky was already
thickly overcast, the night suffocat
ingly close, and off to the west light
ming vas pickering and approaching
with a rapidity that promised a sQuall
While he stood undecided as tc
what course to pursue, the matter was
taken Unexpectedly out of his hands
A man, walking rapidly. came alb
ruptly out OF the darkness and en-
tered the glare of light from the hos
telry's open door and windows. He il
was who had been controlling the
motor-boat.
Tom now had an opportunity to oh
serve several particulars about him
that he had previously missed. o.
failed TO note-that he was a tall
loose-jointed, muscular. youngisl
man. of a sandy complexion and a Sc
Tious, not to say sullen. cast OF coun
tenance. Moreover. his lean, sharp