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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-16

tperbtn mid elsi9 berIfe1sa. Die
Na6fommen jensr Rau5ritter, bic an
meiiten geito6len baben, oas iino feute
uniere angsiebenen, rsi9en Qtriitofrds
ten. Sebsn sic, tpsnn msine 4bnen
mebr geitoblen bitten, pdre i4 beute
ipahri9einlid elm @raf unO angeie6en.
Weil lie absr 5u ipenig -"
ps}d, ia, i6 beritsbe sic I6pa," uns
terbrah Wenbler.
9as niiBte aber ni4ts. Ter Mann
mar cffenbar BEL ieinsm &ie6Iin9s>
tbema angstOmmen. @r chtete Der
unterbre4ung ni9t unb iubr fort:
nIeber9aupt gibt Is 5immsli4r:is
enbe llngereAtigtsiten auf Der Met:
Der cine bat nlles IND Der anDere Fat
gar ni6ts. SJn ben @eriam.nluusrr
- i'd leIe bas in meiner ,3eitung -
bd tpirb immer Don @lei65sre9tiJunJ,
5heilung unb aGem M0glintn qercs
bet; dber es esi6iebt npA ni4t5 qtue
bem @runbe bin i4 Der Iaiten 2lniift,
baB bas ieoer fir iih dbmahen mab.
QBinen Sic, einem 1rmsn Seufel cine
gigarre tpegnebmsn, pas erIhienc mir
cine Siinoe; a6er bic gigarrsn oes
6errn 9rdfen rau5sn, has tonmt
mir, ie LANCER ih Ha4bents, apr, lpie
mein gutes 8s9t."
nSie buben al1o fefe @run5IGBe,
nein Better"
rWtuB Elm orbsntfi6er W2enI6 aud
haben. msinfr aHii4t ila6."
2ange 3eit fubrsn bic Reifegef11rs
ten i4tpeigeuo 4peiter. Mal.r WenbIer
tonnte aber senuu beobabt.1, bdI fem
GenoiIe nod INNER iein,a 2ie5L;Rgsz
ibeen nu96ing.
gWfr iinb Disl gu fpGt cGf bic g8ett
gstommen, .Serr Qanbsndgn. N9ern
mir 5ur 3eit Der Raubrlttsr sele6t bGtz
ten, bann brau6ten mir ni9t 9ritter
5u fobren, ba bdtten ro;r 8agen uao
gferoe, unb iiberbaupt, oa braud)te i1
ni4t &ammerbiensr unb Sic ni9t
Wtdler gu ieinl"
WeHoler bate Wtiibs, srnIt 5u bleis
ben; Gber er ipollte es it3 nit Ieinem
Helen 5reunoe ni9t bsrber6en.
rgon Rom aug babe i5 ,,iir rem
Srufen an einen Moler teiegrapbirt, I"
er5dblte er, na6oem iis iid in elmer
gr0bsren 3ptf4enitation gsitirtt 6at>
ten unb er enoIib auf anoers 9ehGnz
ten getommen ipar, der Ioq uniere
alts Sapele ausmalsn. S6 bin neuz
gierig, ob Der audi 10 Elm armsr .&erI
1T pie Sic"
.Die bsibt bsnn SIR Srafa" irust.
@eHoler raid.
,@raf Worposts -" -
Graf 8orobst12! = Sun, 51 fam
i'd Sbnen bsute i4On fassn, baB Der
Wealsr genou 10 Elm armer aerl lit ME
ia, uno baB er iitb idon 5arauf freut,
Shrs Surte Gigarreu 5u ..:ben.
Sagsn Sic, Iie6er 5reanb, t5nusn Si.
oeridipiegen fetn?"
Der Rann beja6te.
Damn babe i9 cine Bite On Sic.
Gr5ablen Sic osm 9rufsn unb DOR al
lem Der iunsen &pmteB niemals, bGb
i'd nit eS9neH bon Stalisn auss, 9ritt
ter" gefabren Bin"
Der &ammerbiener, Der nun ben
3uiommenbans besrfff, bIidte ieinen
Retiegefdbrten mebrsrs Wiruten
ipra6los DOR grfuunsn on. b GnbIid
faBts sr iif. y
sd oerfprs6s FSbncn;s 'nur
inter Der 9ebinsuns, bag Sie aud
i4iueigen unb bem 6srrn @rafsn ME
fagen. oab ih feline gigarren rauass1
n4bgema9tl" rief @eHbter lacbar5
uus. sd idp5re ss Bel Spen 8pr<
bifbsrH: Bel alien uritprhensnNRau
rittern."
Sur getrdftisuRg briidte feline
i6lants. tpeibs Sanb bic tlr5er, aes
SrunSensn Singer oes RsiissswTsn
- britter &laife. j
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-16

DerIe Urau SegreHs. nuHD t@ tdHIl
bas aud, iuit 70 gut tpit Batter"
Sans bielt fin unter ibrer SGeere
ipie Elm @9af, bas ssi6oren ptrb.
Srib fd9 gu. Die biibf6sn 2oden la
gen bdlb am 8oben. srdu gebrens
ma9te nod elm paar @6nitts, re6t
griinbli4e, freii5 unb quer. sd
CLAUDE, 70 gebt's f4on', iaste lie
bann. bic S6eers beiisite legeno unb
ibr Dert bstra6tenb.
Rec, erfldrts GriB ia6berItGnbig.
.Ou haft lauter 9reppen gef9nitten.
0as tannite mid 70 luiIsn."
nQa, oann gsb NAL unb ruf 90,
ter
n8ater, tomm bod nal e6en ber",
fasts 5rib. nWutter fat Sans Wliilz
fern bic Saare gefhnittsn. atber es
iie9t fdeubli4 aug. 3u foait nal
tommen.~
gebrens bate foe6en isinen lebten
&unben srlebist; er fab eerabe bic
3situng bur9 auf 8ermiiate glahz
ri6tsn. vUas2" fragte er aufblid>
snb. rMutter fat 6ons Miiller bic
Saare -? Sa, III bi. benn gang
unb gar -
r2lber in's seufsfs Ramen", fam
er. in ben DamenfriiiriaIon bereiness
itiirmt. ,pas fdlt bir bsnn blob ein2
Dem Sunssn bic 5aars gef9nitten -
buzz fam ss in sren5enloism Gritau<
nen unb in ebenio gren5snloiem
Spott. 2tber bann in ter nd6ften
Minute. fab er fia pie ,gef6eerllns"
in Der Rdbs an, unb er mubte laut
aufla6en. gr Idiittelte iia Dor un>
bdHbiger 6e;terfsit: rgee, bnS lit
gum 9Obtta6en!" rief er unb. brebte
ben aopf bss Sfnaben nad alien
Seiten. rSuug. 70 biit bu bilbf95n!
Gtb' luuf gu beiner Wluttsr unb lab
rid pbotosrapbiren!"
ga. tpsib 9ott. Sugu", faqtesSrau
gsbrens beudlerifd 5ertmrftt, rss 1T
bisl i4perer uls i9 eebu4t babe, 70
ipas MAIDEN, no man gar teint
ue6ung brtn bat
rSa, oas mill i9 Insinen!" triumz
pbirte @sbrens.
rDeibt bu!" iaste jsst feline syrau,
.bas lit fir mid ssrabsio i6Dsr.
BENT ia mir. iol9em Sungen bic
5aars gu ihneioen. pie's fir bi6
i6per iein muB. meine Oamsn gu
friiireH. Was2"
rS6eubIib faper!- rief er in bet>
Ter gbrlidteit.
nSisbit bu!~ faste T.. .Wsibt bu,
bon iest an, oa nonen mir ieoer feline
eiseH. Qrbeit MAIDEN. Bon Der an
bern ale beiDe oi. 6Gnoe laheu."
.Sa. Dsritebt ii91. ftimmte sr fr56s
Ii4 BEL. .Ma9en mir! 9enn 10
mas, fpie bas bier - ba tonn man
ia bran iterbsn Dor 2adenl-
.&omm, msiH Sunse'. iagte er
oann in Id0nem grbarmen gu osm
,leinsn Sans, Der in BEN Wirrparr
nift tpuBte, lpts i6m ssi9ab, rnu
tomm mai nit mir, III tDon'n mir
bir nal Die Saare idneiben." Gr
ging nit ben kioeH &inbern in ben
6erreHfriiirialon binii6er. SO
Weibsleute!" butte .r in Iufigsm
Spott. so mas MAIDEN gu pousn.
no iie aud nidt ne abnung bon
babsn! 8 TT nidt gu sIauben!@
Jruu 9ebrens 5Iidte ten 9reisn
lddslnb mad. So, faste Fs Dor
ii9 bin. iia persHiigt bic SGnbe rel.
benb. rbas hGtten mir gIiidlia er,
rsiht! Run pirO's uobI baIb wieber
bsiier iperDen NIT benz Gtfddft."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-16
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= @erfhnappt. Grst Gu
einsm Serrn): Desen Shrer Sdpies
sermuttsr, oa miiiien sic uls 9pffs
nung aufsebeu. 6err (betriibt): So2
Wiro lie allo tpieber seiunb9l
& omi des 8erlangen.
Ri9ter: Nudbem nm fsitgefte1t lit,
baB sic ben SlGgsr bur9 S9tmpf>
iporte beletoiet baben, nerurtbeiIe th
Sie gu breibis Mart Strakl =
slneeilaster: 9as is biFerl pisI,
lam i'd ba ni&t i4nsI nod mas
Sasa; iainpfsnQ!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-16

gosbaFte GrgGn3urs.l 4
Dam.: Uasius 2ie6Iinssblume 1T Dec
roth. Mobnl Ssrr: Der aIati4sj
mosH2
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HOGS III 10 HURRY

a man from the North VAS riding
throash the mountains Of Tennessee
when he met native dfisinx hogs,
''wh-ss are yoa 'skiss u. hogs"
h. asked. -
"oss Ia rsssasc." the native s--
pii.a.
"wha, fsr," tho north~sa~s asked.
To fat,-a them a bil." the native
replied.
Isn't IL rather slow work fAii~n.
ins hoxs oa grass! t'p where .
cone frnm sc r~n the hogs up aah
feed them corn. II saves = lot Of
time
"f~s. ! reckon you're sisht." tho
man replied. bat what's time To y
hos''
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-17
8asAs 0fSeo 0sSaes 0sssssss 0lso1 Deseeosa.

e.sssisati.AAiiy. l1~pi.s .~as DNa si.rI
4hsSssati.A e~se. fsaity siisain4iioa.
sesiiS Isrsxais@d. bot vhrss is IS~ Sros,s,ir.
wl.s- 4 u l...,-.is What Is sroas silh
SD srt Q hsssis sf y, y T. $50 ass % The
uay 10 gvsiias rid Of tt.as- ss.nAiii.ss that
sssss sisAs~ss SD dis-ssr, Hat AA'I ",
~Jnss as eNaA"
La r. " iahss into Sk~ Mod Jest -
estsseliy - IT, sss.t SsaStssise s.sd u
~ es4y. e~ors thtusxk aii tt~ vvtss ash
Astsss~s. snest<s al as~,rss susfsr~s ls
Irritating ssA.ass~ss he snrstsi ris.a~t,s
lha' -s-vsssiiy ss~uss~ the syssrsa aud
sh.s fas an sed 1. all sssiiatSse. T. n, X
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-17
NOT Used TO sIEErERs

The ncrsoIs cid lady approached
the porter In .i--rias .as and
ash.t:
.'Oh. porter. where do I Sleep"
whats tho numtsh youth
berth. M,'am'" he asked
She leaked at him aue.iinnins al,
for = minute and then replied: II
don't sec what that has To do with u.
but " you must know. IL l. third:
there was q brother and sister bora
before me-"
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-17
BOULDER GETS
REDUCTION Of FIRE
INSURANCE RATES

Iiouider. Colo. June l7.-Aecord-
Ing tn the new fire Insurance rating
which has just been put into effect
Tor ltouider by the Rocky Mountain
fir. Underwriters association Their.
are now only three towns In the stat.
in which the rate u lower than Il Is
here. The new rating has Just been
completed aud places poulier IN the
i.a eias.. beaver. Pueblo and Cole.
r1do sA'riass where rates are lover
being ID class ;. Id
The work Of r-raiinR the town
has been soiax ON for the last year
and halt and the reduction Is made
as = result of the installation Of b~t
ter fire fighting methods and the
improvement At the alarm system.
ISuSinx the year IN automobile fire
truck has been purchased by the city
aud tho forr- of firemcn has been
Increased. New fire alarms have
le-u Installed in all parts Of the cit,
and the general alarm system cs-
ishdsi Ia more remote distFirts-
Definite figures as In the rate al
s-darttnn are not yet available. hui
aSsos,iias To statements at agents of
the und-s~sii~ss' as.1iation the re-
durtsoa viii vary from ! To Z rcs
eent.
The esi.-simrst os tho mainiain.
log an auto fiss truck In place nj
hass~> has psossd q great snr.e~.
a.ssc than $1,000 having b-rn saved
ss thu city the first year. Accord
ias tn svinvs ot th- fire chief ihcrs
have h-sa oaiy Is fires reported dur.
ias tho year jtsss rius~d. and the tn.
tai e.ss at msinlsiuins III. depart
meat has i'--a eiS.sso.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-17
CHAVEZ u fleHf
Onon IN Jolly

Albuquerque. jase ts.-Tha re.
iura lo Albuquerque Of ivo passslss.
tie fssoriies. Tuamy Diaoa of kaa.
- City. probably vili feature shs
card eo~iea,plaicd ~ Mark Levy
dirrcior of the New Mcaico Athlslis
club. for the niGht ot jaiy ,. 81
CAascA wants 10 co0sc. keeetia.
tioas are ssill peadeaG with Dtxoe
lDarector Levy EXPECTS to bc shle se
sanouarc ihc Outcome os kiss rossr.
Stea1s~rc tisk the kassas CIT,
fcaihsrwcishi within the asxt fc~
days. lNzoW rsoaahiy wtii rvn,c. nn.
les he already hss sisned for . houl
n susac other city Tor Jwsy I. or neas
that date. lie hs1 heca aaxioss te
rsturn sisec hla fisht here with
Jomaay Daude< last Juiy I.
The weight questioa WI not stand
IN Disaa's way. Chavez prefers i33
irut wiN eoasent to fhson's weigh.
Ing in earlier. n he cannot matte that
marx. i,.,
IN the cvcnt n this plan faIlIas
nareelor Levy Wit Try to sign boa'by
waush Of q. JhbepA. d. anothcs
sturdy 1876 or tlO-pouadcr for Jach
Torres. sf
HHa - d
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-17

Uhres,els-News. soc per neats.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-17
ius. hu, the balloon drassesi alonk

ias. hut the balloon dragged aions
the Jasxed rocks ani Was badly torn.
Members of the Portland Tu~c f.s-
iisai aero cosumittsc. which conduct
ci the Ssre usi-r the auspices of the
Aero Club cf America ~-r. sin'r''
over the csrapc from death ~ lhou-
ai.isoa aud Henderson.
Every oa- of the four haiinnns In
the rare. Uncle Sam. Million i'orn'
is'inn cinb. Kansas city III and
sprinsn:1d. met with disaster nnd
their riis,s and aides narrowly eve
-spe.i with their lives.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-17
|11DN, Hx ,Au5 r.,
DER LEAGUE SESSION

lCsssssssA ssso eass ~
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-17
WESTERN LEAGUE.

resapsaeDeats.
Sscax CjtS at Omaha.
I.ioeoia ss Topeka.
n n nesA q psistisg % aaS tsnS
pAops the ChVousels-NsWs. We art
ssuipSsa to Givs 200 slrse elaas vsss
promptly. Gait : ;aiAAd Ais. q
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-17
WnUu ~
BA11IG AIIle1Sr;

beaver. Juss l7.-Ths question Of
whether ~ nos aAssley Yosksa h
made of championship tin,i'er. - .
srest many eoasesd. wili b. Tor all
time settled ~hcs he meets Charley
White At tho aoelyards Stadium
dsstss tho isiks' rosveastna. yo~kun,
10 veil aware of this fart asd has
already started In plussias for the
i,oui which. witheat jesa. may he s.iS
Ia hs the SiEAs Of his life.
Yoskum hes beaten the bes< boys
the pronsosess eosld ssrurs for hin
and beAten ,hea all without ever he-
lag In serious aaaser Of defeat his-
self. After nearly every oae of hia
fights 10 Deaser. asd they have he~s
the most important of bis career. the
matchmaker hare hooked him sr
With . better maa and the fsss
have nearly every tisss said: Nov.
Yoakum u . rood ioagh srfsIpes.
Lut this hoy b too $50 Tor him;
he SSn cut anaksa 70 pecres. sos
Ynskum eaaaos boz. aad thea us
xiii drpp hin. ~ u least get the
I~eisioa With the mile NJ 20 lrad -
,.aiats that he viii pile ~ aSaisss
Stasi~y." nut shes they sol tsse
the rlax Ynakum plusx~A sad ssssa
snd rushed uslii the elssesses isf'
the sircd srns os hh oepoaesi asa
tho fight taded II . ksnehoai Or tbs
verge Of ose 70 thst The Fsssrse hsa
M other eholrs shsB 10 Sssc the Hshi
10 yoaknm.
The above ssas, has hsss rsr~sss4
sisse saa ss.sa u Yeasv0's etshss
A~ss assiI sasss arc besassiae Ia
s~siisp shss the Now AesSeaa srssp.
pr has shilhies vhSea ny issa
hsm higher sAss ihey ever as-am~ss
that the rossh Ase9vs that W. =
eostA pasthty s~seh.
Whhoas ssy sxaassssissa h =
safe 10 ssy that n WAiss Asss aus
ksoek YaahsM ess BY she tvessth us
stttecaih rossA hs vii ~ b ssssoss
Aasses a. Aeeees. The CAteasn t,esss
= sas suaxsA ss1 70 yeatuo heeps
easssas sad s-ttias sssuasss sii she
ssm~. - ~ hes II svesy oae a ~
fnsW~S hssts. CAssisr Whke viii
have ose oe the aoss 4~sesssts sis.
uai,oss ~ hts rsss esress 70 rsre.
Ilssilta9 Neasna aaa ~ WolGaae
seaahe their way 70 The lisAtwsisht
erova With the aane Ssalleleasteas
viii vhtrA Yaahvo y sa6evsA. "a
eae has ever hsaAsd yeaksa yst
and hs = esssslsly sslsg II ths
sane dirersioa thsy ~est.
TIE white.rosksa iishi ~iil
rsuhshiy take pssee the ~vessss ot
FRIDAY. Jsly ~. Ts~ srss~lss nl
assv<m~si fos the boat vi,i h. tas.
~sstea 10 Nate i.rwta. manager et
Charley White. iossossuw Tor ~ s,s.
stature after iIouss Ns~nss. ssssses
Of feakua. hss sisaeA lhe1.
In makias shss msseh. l'runusess
Iohsay cosh~tt asd Cat ch~ais have
put drawer s@0a9 the hts ',.oslsx
eeasess of tho coastsJ. jssssy XII.
haac wisrd yesterday sskiaG fos the
viaaes os the Yoakva.White 20 sos
. n-nscs aai~. aad sAosiA ihis
mach bc ssrsaR~d Il weslA ~ rvr.
haps the ssvairst fisht of The ycar.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-17

!.s::. ..sss: +ssA..: ss ..:.. "a: Il. ::. 49,
silh Ihsse fnad slaosats - soe6s IT, ets,
raistias. saa 70 ~ the4 = esss 2 ss
p&Iin~sti.a.
Sos viii 5000 sesitse iis .uesAssfsi ~.
~ inpss.S-d s.aAiiisa II IL 49,. - o
s<ssr u t->3tiy s~itrf tAst psvsen hs4 ees.'
tt-ieiy Tie ssiisr sySisa Ses tssAs4 Wnh
InesfiIts~
tss siii 6sd 4 4. 4 - ssi- st al 4s~s
ss"svs u Ia a gr0sgesbi~ svDsAy sre say
ssd an sisD<i sartbsas. ss~h - sv104s
.Ss.r di.~s.-a s.sAi;ssss Il n. I'D vss
si.rstsl savt~v - any btheA Alsess ygtts
e :.,s;. ~ ss,,n ~ s'-sirs ca>sa s.'n ssAs.
u. st i~is~ siik s-si silssissssa.. boiss
stss - ssT = ~ hssSr u ~JssS %
SOJ.y@ tssss sfttts ~ = \ q
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-17

Good Little Dsvil" tomorrow.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-17
ONE ON rHr lAwYrR

A browbca,ing lawyer vas de-
mandtnS that . witness answer a
certain question either In the mega.
tive or affirmative.
II can not do H." said the witness
There arc somc questions that can
not be answered BY = yes or . mo-
as any one knows."
II defy you To give an example Ia
the court" numbered tho lawyer.
The rctorc came like . flash: Arc
you still beating your wife!"
A sickiy grin spread over the law
yep's, face and he aat down.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-17
MISSING AesoMAN1s
SAFE, IS REPORT

tpstland. Orr. Juno is.=1eoy
t,naai.i.aa aud Wilbur iirnd-s.na.
pilot ami aide 81 the ,.aiiasa .'prins-
ficid. arv safe. The nvn. for ~hsu,
ssssvss sad s~Arvhiak parties have
ls~ra ensnbinf the woods for days.
staggered isis the forest rangers
camp al Walkers Prairie today.
iiamcs Williams sad A. Mitchell.
the toev~s quarts ssalioacd al Walk.
esS PsuIsts. Nesv oatoaish-d vh~a
the i~o iusa a~rpsaass s,amhird Into
their eAmp. their sloshins haasins
In shsrda.
The m~a s;sxx~srs; uP on- of tho
PATHS icadias ffues = nearby creek
asd tell exhausted Al the cabin sio"r.
who in thunder arc yoa:" ASK
I'd Michel. spsissiax 10 his feet.
''thpasidsna And Henderson, told
him. The ransrrs had bccn instruct
81 by e. l.. itcasoa. chief ranger ot
tho Hall R-n district. Ia look Tor
tho hsi,ooaisss. They ims rdiat-iy
s-s cut = scai aud made tho aero.
ns.ss comfortable IL every way tus-
slblc.
The apsiakfIcid settled de~n with
tho grace and Vssc of = bird on the
side ot a steep hiii near i,inc Lake.
This h about ~ mi,C~ northeast ot
Portland.
uaiikr tho three other crvws IL
tho ssr~. which ~ss s,artci from
t'pstiaad last Thursday. donaldson
aud Henderson lid not have 10 dodge
the spikcs of pine trcV~ in comm.
do~n. Hut they had their hca,.cd up
sharc of harishiSs when they start
c'i tn romc In. Ono Of the mos, dis.
eousaxias discoveries came when
they searched through their Kits and
found no matches. They struck out
At once for tho ncarr., stream and
started following Il westward. Al
nixht tho cold mountain air cut them
In tho marrpw II their homes. They
could not hniij q fire and hat 10 ca,
what canned food they had raw.
The 1s-milc walk to Walkers
Prairie was one Of tho extreme hard
ships. A net work Of thick under
growth and fallen trees disputed
every foot of tho way. No attempt
was made To save tho balloon.
The Springfield was forced to de-
rccnd at 8 o'clock last Friday MORN
ing On 4 rocky slope Of Table noun
tain. about is miles on q direct line
from Walkers Prairie ranger sta
ticn. Tho acronauis had wandered
until this morning. living on half
rattons Of uncookcd food. Donald
son said the balloon was wrecked.
After the ,'aioonists landed Fri-|
day. they started to find their way
to a settlement. All day Friday. Sat
mrday. Sunday and Monday they
wandered through the trackicss for
Get. Yesterday morning they struck
creek which they decided to fol-
low. and In tho evening they camel
across n path constructed by United
States forest rangers. They campcd
on the trail and carly today arrived
AT the ranger station. Neither is In
. serious condition. They were forced
to land on the slope Of Table noun |
tain on account Of being unable to
pass over Its peak. They hit clear-I
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-17
cHA,r1rl1AIr's co1lc. cHoIIlA
AuD plA116OEA 1Io(EUY

rms remedy Always wins the sood
opinion. n not the praisc. Of all who
uss II. Mrs. "a. ifOod. fmrrows,
Ind. wvitcs. II have fouMd Chamber
iaIn's Cofic, Cholera and Diarrhocs
Remedy q positive cure for cramps
and summer compiaiat." For sale
by all dealers.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-17

Miser-"Mr. Chairman. Monte
Nss~assie y oa,siis with the pass
word.
Admit him.
| Diamoad-''i 1snt 10 tell you boys
that car esss isaisn Of Law and order
ha. bees most successful. ! have
here . teietsam Of eoaKraiuiaiioa
from Judge llsds-y and y. y. cossi-
gaa. ! have aiso nessAxe from kd
kssiias ssstisg ,ha, the strike viii
be settled tomoSIoN moraiss aad
,ou buys viii take possession Of the
zeal miaes asd dictate your osn
terms"
trFemeadoas sppiaus~.b
I"usioa faieses. raw boys. husrsh.
noss Stth the soaniD.
DIVA with the la~.
while ~e rally run the red fiss
We rally oaes ssin.
shoatisg the battle cry Of uuIon.'
usioa.''
| NJ. Quisa-''i have here . Feissst
sn the tsee ensi distributed IN the
past week. (Rssiinsb ThiTty-foas
lsss or free rasi ~rse Kisea out -
follows: niil Dssmosd :s toss. Frank
NiseS. I toaa: John iaSsoa. \ Ion $:
Niks i.isoas. os- i"s. Os~ toa ~as
I divided W saoas tea thousand
sssikesS st the various iesi soios.
i<s'
Report accepted.
Misss-"Ms. ChAismsn. GeassAi
cAsss is easside 9Th the psH. word.
AAatt hin.
tsolisa the haasr 10 sr-
poss that IasS iamost s-eeised III.
auss votes 10 ib- popaissiiy soaI-ss,
Vic lioao0i look s~~oad pisse.
iAacas--0eaii~snea. I an cot .
s,~re&nahss bsi ! ~saI 10 ssy that
- = psekes I sn there like . da.k.
iSsslsx the past ~-~k ! haze siupi.rsi
SGT ssitsuaa esSseasers srsliax oa
sad oft the sssis.. s:; os these ~~s-
Ssiin,dAi-d. eight sakrs psssosess
ssa ivs ~ese a~sost~d.
keposi wtll ~ filed.
CA.ismaa will sav it.s-s
10 the svf.oss oe the silhi sosnni'is-.' Sc
Report st@"pssiss The week h~sis-
nias jasr $ ssd saiisx juar - $50
siibts were psetssrd for assohtsis
spsisapia'iss h-.sx sssest~d b. the
E,asa lusy. Sem~ oe ihsse vss- old
Iaiih,s ssrA u fosn.s iasessisslioss
With ssv sss~s ras II. Msay 9th
ssx we're sse~tsiiy pvvpasrd siihls
ssssssa oct - The mla~ogssph as.
ehiee.~
Report srr~ps~d.
chaisnas s,il sos have >
svt.oss ot the sftiassi, so~siiis-.'
R-post-''tNusisx The pssiN s~s
days tii sffIdssiis have heea dssva
ur ssd pahii.h~A: 81: of thea &c.
FUSED ueosse rilsuesih of lhsrsiea.
lag to kiii so~rhody: 81 ehsrses:
Judge Nnsth.usl With piotiisx In
overthrow the epscrsm~al ssd the
sv@aisdef charged tieus. I.isdesieit
With sssios. "assaes~."
"t1sc' co@milsec dtsrhsssrd.'
0ssscs-''Ms. Chairman. \. n.
weissr, l. u.,isiae with tho ps.s-
wosS--
Admit hin.
ve,c~ from tho Osit~ry-"Hassy
Iuo Wish the srteeshmcata brfoer Col.
i.ork~si s~~> US t'm dry ~ t,os~. ''
Dssmoud "Hoya. . thsak you Tor
this srssd e,siiue yoa have si,cs
mc To-Day. The victory r . glorious
oac. yellow nsisoss has just ad-
sisrd me- that The sprtstoss have
yielded and viii sise as = warranty
decd In all tho ssisiax properties IN
the district sossssrow. John u.
Rockefeller. jr.. has applied Tor mem-
scrsh,p In our usioe. J. =. wcii"rn
hes wind h- Will hs Rrand marshal
Tor tho tent c-io0y toarth ~ jai,
parade. This n . big day for vhc
union. boyss whoop'es up:''
Meeting adjossacd.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-17
ALL eETfLED

sn,ai' uroth-r--Asr yoa Eoins 4"
marry Sister En,hr"
cai!sr-'why-c really doa't
knew. you know
Small nsoshcs-'-That's what
ihoushl. Well. you arc"
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-17

There Il an old sayiss that There
b REMEDY fos every H." Il u
somctlmes years before yoa fiad tho
srnedy exactly saited to jour case
Mrs. Rachael cribicy. beaver Dam
Ohio. was sirk Tor two ycars with
stomach isoubie aaA ronsiipatioW
she writer. My acishbors spoke ~
Enthusiastically of Chamberlain
Tablets that procured . bottle Of
them. A few days tecatment con.
sinccd me that they wcrc Just whsi
I needed. I continued TO use them
FOR several weeks and they cured
me-. For sale by all dealers.
Evening star., 1914-02-17

OF the wife of Representative James S
Davenport OF Niliita, Okla. an amusing
story is told. to the truth Of which Mrs
Davenport herself laughingly acknowl-
edges. At a certain hotel in the west one
day a party of eastern tourists occupied
table next to one where sat Mrs. Da-
venport and Mrs. Thomas P. Gore, wife
of Senator Gore The possible dangers OF
travel in the west were the topic of con
versation among fasteners, one OF whom
began TO expatiate upon Indians. AS the
tourist talked his imagination led him to
paint the Indian in blacker and blackeI
coiors. Just as he was putting the finish
ing descriptive touches on the villain OF
treachery and cruelty which his fancy
had created Mrs. Davenport, unable to
restrain herself longer ieaped to her feet
For goodness sake" she cried TO Mrs
Gore, why don't you tell that man I n
an Indan.'
Mrs. davenport is not ashamed Of this
story. Why should She he. with the blood
OF that intrepid old chief TecuIhseh flow
iAs il her veins?
My great-great- grandmother, she
sayS. was the daughter of TecumSe;i
the great and picturesque old chief of the
Shawnee tribe. My father has often told
me how as q little boy he has listened 10
thrilling taie:; of Tecumseh and his war
riors by aged men and Nonlen Of the tribe
who had lived through the terrCrs and
dangers OF thc conquest Of this land ~
the white man His own grandmother
often recounted to him how old Teeunlseh
filed one day with an intuitive sense OF