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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1914-06-25
Lawn Fete.

Those who enjoyed the lawn fcte
at Claymont last summer will be glad
to see the announcement in this paper
of similar entertainment to be given
ON July third at the same place. It is
seldom that function of this k.i.o
has as fine setting for C,aymont
Court is one of the most attractive
estates in the Valley of Virginia.
The beautiful approach through
park of forest trees the handsome
house with its many historical and
literary associations--th wonderful.
terraced gardens with their wealth Of
flowers are in themselves attractions,
which one would go far to See. 1t is.
really like a bit of old England
and gives one good idea of some OF.
the country homes of that Island.
In addition to all this there will be a
substantial supper served from $50
until o'clock, and Light refreshments.
of various kinds throughout the eveilss
ing. There will be dancing and 4
vaudeville and the Charles Town
and Powhatan bands have kind yscoil
scented to furnish music. There W; 4
be parcel post sale and various
other entertainments. Messfs Smith.
Drish and Others viii run automobiles
during the afternoon and evening, and
arrangements can be made with them
and seats secured before the day Of
the fete.
The proceeds are for the Charles
Town Hospital and all public spirited
citizens realize the good that an up
to-date, well equipped hospital can do
N community It is Impossible
even in a lar2e city to carry on such
work unless there is a large en-
dowment or aid from the state, and.
when one considers how little out
side aid has been given the hospita
here, and what it has done to re-
lieve the sick and suffering, anything
that will enlarge its usefulness and
increase its efficiency should b..
heartily encouraged.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1914-06-25
Deaths.

Mr.. Richard Wire a highly respected
citizen of Ransom. died at his home on
Wednesday,, aftes prolonged illness
from Bright's Disease. Mr., Wire, with
his family, had been living here for a
number of years, moving here from
Rippon. He was . native of LoudouD
county, Va. Mr.. Wire is survived ssbyl
his widow, one daughter. Mrs. Chass 7
Thomas, of this place. and son, Mr..
Burton Wire. who Is student at the
Richmond Medical College. Eureral
sslyices win be held at his late resi-;
dsnce Oh Friday morning 1t A o'clcck,
Suffering from heart trouble Tor
some time, Mrs. Jane Lucas vas
stricken with serious attack d Il
ion Wednesday morning at siie home
Of her daughter Mrs. John A. Hoffs
master. one-half mile east Of Char &
Town, and died in the afternoon OF
the same day. Mrs. Lucas was the
widow of the late R. Byrd Lucas who
was for years the care-taker Of Edgel
Hill cemetery. She was in the 8lst
year of her age. Surviving her are
four daughters: Mrs. N. E. Anderso on,
Frederick, Md. Mrs. John A. Hoff
master, Mrs. S. Frank Hoffmaster
and Miss Alice Lucas, all residing in
Charles Town and vicinity. The fun
eral was held yesterday afternoon At
3 o'clock with services in the NJ. u.
Church South, and interment in Edge
Hill cemetery.
Following a lingering illness, Mrs.
Ann Holmes Tucker Mcclure, the
wife OF Dr. William r Mcclure, Of
Winchester, died at the Winchester
Memorial Hospital a few minutes after
seven O'Clock Tuesday morning. Mrs.
Mcclure had been in the hospital for
several weeks, during which time she
had been under the constant and
careful treatment of several physi-
clans. Her health began to fail abou:
three years ago Mrs.. Mcclure was
the daughter of the late John Ran
dolph Tucker, the eminent lawyer and
former member of Congress, Hel
mother, who survives her, is Mrs
Laura Powell Tucker, the daughter Of
the late Mr. and Mrs Humphrey
Powell, of Middleburg. The late Johr
Randolph Tucker died in 1897. Be
sides her mother and her husband
Mrs. Mcclure is survived by -four
daughters, Mrs. Lewis H Hyde. Of
New York Mrs. Abney Payne, o.
Fort Monroe, Va. and Misses Laurs
and Willie McGuire, of Winchester
and one son, DR. Hunter H Mcclure
of Winchester. She leaves also ons
brother, Hon. Harry ST. George
Tucker, Of Lexington, Va, and three
sisters, Mrs. Gertrude Logan, of Win
leicester, and Mrs John Carmichael ane
Mrs. Morgan Pendleton. of Lexington
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1914-06-25
BerryYiIle Items.

Mr.. Rice Crown who has been visit
ing his mother, left Monday for Co'ums
Lia. S C.
Miss Ethel Shoemaker. of West
Philadelphia, is the guest of Mrs. H
w. Carpenter.
Mr.. Shelby Undertake whohas be, n
attending school in Boston has return d
home.
Lieut.. Edwin McClelland, U. 5 NJ
G., is the guest of his sister, Mrs. H
w. Carpenter.
P. H. Powers, Jr., has returned
from the v. P. I.
Mr.. and Mrs Shaef5er, of New York
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs David
Allen the past week.
Mrs. s. L. Palmbaum left Sunday f, +
New Yerk, from which point she will
sail for Germany to be gone until Oc-
tober,
Mrs. Chas. Mcclure, of Hoboken,
N. j.. IS visiting her mother, Mrs. Mar
shall Mccormick at Rose Hill.
Miss Beatty, Of Pit!sburg. Pa, who
attended the finals at Princeton. has
returned to the home OF Mrs. P. H
Powers.
Miss Kitty McDonoId left Tuesday
for a visit to Baltimore.
Mrs. A. Moore. Jr, left Thursday
for Madison, Wis where she will visi
her daughter. Mrs Miller.
Mr.. Gregg, of Washington, spen
the week end in town.
Mr.. John B. Nell has returned from
Old Point, where he attended the Bank
ers Convention
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordwin Williams an,
family Of Washington, have opene.
their home here for the summer.
Mrs e. McGill and little daughter
Of Petersburg. Va, are the guests o.
Mrs. McGills father, DR.. R. F. Page.
Mrs. Paul Kelley has return from
New York.
Mr.. King Stone who has beeq on
Watching trip has returned to his hom
"Clay Hill "
Mrs. ]. NJ, Claggett has retnrne,
from visit to Philadelphia
Fl Miss Lydie Taylor who has been at
itendlng the v. P. |. finals has returne'
home.
- NJ. D.... $780,, I s.,k....ll.l 60.
= trip to Washington.
Mrs. Chas. NJ. Brown and little son
who have been visiting Mrs. Brown
father. returned Saturday TO Roanoke
/ Mr. Chas Moore. Of Plttsburg. wa
the gnestof his family on Sunday.
/ Mrs. r. h Powers and Miss Louis
Powers, returned Saturday from III,
~. P. /. finals.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1914-06-25
Jennie Smith Picnic.

The annual Jennie Smith picn:c Of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad EN-
p.oyees, to be held at Island Park or
July 30th, will be the thirty third
Miss Smith will deliver an address
and talk on her experiences on the
b. & o. When child, she was
transported on a cot in baggage
car 10 her doctor and the care they
took OF her on that occasion created
in her an affection for the road and
its employees which has never abatcd:
There viii be other addresses and
music. The railroad viii operate
special trans to take the excursionists
q Island Park
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1914-06-25
Awarded Big Contract.

David j. Howell and Son, Of Wash
ington, D. c., are preparing plans Of
the Bancroft Dam. The reservoir
which will De formed by this dam will
haye capacity Of 600 million gallons
of water, over years supply for Alex
andria, which tom it will furnish.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1914-06-25

Huh Mebbe don't know all at is,
An mebbe l amt so tall,
An mebbe l amt but eight years cd
En- Roin to be nine mex fall
Bit what's the Difference, don't Sec
Eff I'm jes' but a lad,
Awhile I'm CROWN hev got
My Dad
Ef suthin' comes at / can't do,
Why that don't halter mean
That It amt going ter be did
Ef Il had oughser been
Eff am scared, er eff I'm hurt,
En- eff I'm feelin' sad,
! reck'n MS all right fer thdr'sx
My Dad.
Why mas womern. I'm er boy,
An EFF we was a one
We might feel sorter scared ter I've ?
Though | amt squeech;n' noae.
But now, why me ANNA jes sings
An smiles cause we re so CAD
AT God knowed what we'd need, AID
sent
My Dad.
Truman Roberts Andrews, in the
American Magazine.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1914-06-25
Ransom News.

Today Mr.. 6. &. Renner IS moving
his furniture, household effects, etc,
to the rooms be has taken over the
Racket Store,
s Mrs Herr and Miss Lena Herr. Of
Baltimore, are at Powhatan College.
Miss Blmer, a member Of the Pow
hatAn College faculty for last session
has 4 sgroWipg and interesting ass
in expression. Her studio Is at the
College and the class meets every
Monday morning.
Mrs Cox and Miss Theodosia Cox
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1914-06-25

Pure enough and fine enough for The
most delicate skin. antiaeptie. ct COURSE
and daintiiy perfumed. n cans with
patent sprinkler tops. l0s. l5e. 26c.
BROWN q HnoFF, RhnInaeists
THE REXAl4 STORE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1914-06-25
Mr.. RID Shepherd Purchases Prop.
erty in HagerstoWn.

Mr. R. D. Shepherd has purchased a
lot in Hagerstown on which he will
erect residence. Mr.. Shepherd is
living in Washington but expects to
move to Bagerstown as soon as his
home is complated,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1914-06-25
NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore existing
between Mrs. o. M Phillips and Rob-
ert H. Phillips under the Arm name Of
William Phillips Sons. some
times designated as the Phillips Lumber
e Manufacturing Co., has been dis
solved, and | hereby give notice that
any contracts made or goods ordered
after June ID. 1914. by order Of Robert
H. Phillips viii be on his individual ac-
count and for which I win not be re-
sponsible. =
J25,4t MRS. o. M. PHILLIPS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1914-06-25
Bath Brushes

Also Sponges; Soaps and evefst thing
needed for bath OF toilet. at home, On
vacation. travelling, Or for the nursery.
Summer Toilet Goods ID big collection
at LOWEST PRICES
BROWN 9 HO0FF Draesisls.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1914-06-25

NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that ~ VIII
proceed to execute the above decree at
my office IN CHARLES Town West .Vir-
einia on the 18th dav of JuIv, 1914. s'sl
s. W. WASHINGTON.
Commissioner in Chancery.b ,,l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1914-06-25

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will meet at the home od \
kFNfr.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1914-06-25
Dwelling For Rent.

From August 1st. next. the very de-
sirable dwelling. No. 225 C, ngress
street, corner Of Mildred, owned by
Mrs. George Baylor.
H. C. PAGE. Agent.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1914-06-25

are at PoHh1l1n College. Miss Cox
has I7teIv reI,lrncd from Xaksar Coils
Itft, N|I1f4 She Vas sifIdenl Ilsfl
session.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1914-06-25

Truman Roberts Andrews, in the
American Magazine.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1914-06-25
-MnIICE.

,JNo M. DANIEL, CLERK. !
Per F w Daniels &c. nv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-17

There rvalrles jealousies, frictiOns among the
states of the American union; but they usually
not serious
Latin, Teuton and Sav dwell here side by side, for
the most part, peacefully and with growing good
will.
Each state has its military but none trains sol
diery accumulates with view to ovurTlln-
ming another state despoiling its and inn
poverishing its people.
The army and navy arms of the central author
ity, for use in the common defense-a police power
which the people of all the states control by majority
vote in the national congress.
Gladstone said of the framework of this plan that
it the greatest struck off time by the
mind of man.
For so years, larger than embattled
Europe, this plan has worked with smoothness and
efficiency, yielding results which the envy of
mankind
Democracy has proved workable ON great scale
many interests Not ideally; not without tangles
and bungles; but still successfully in the main, with
large of individual freedom, yet with ac-
eepted restraintthe restraint not of force imposed
but of allegiance yielded
There lords and autocrats that we
do not ourselves up and tolerate because aware
that, when will, easily pull them down.
Please don't misunderstood. We're not claiming
claiming it for their political system. Given equal
intelligence, this system ought to work equally well
anywhere.
When Europe comes to the task of rebuilding can
1t find better modef
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-17

The devil fooled Eve with an
apple, but IL takes peach" 10
fool man.-Commercial APP
peal.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-17

Miu weed. d~-lf~ered, so-s0 p~r
1rF. Adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-17
GETTING ,RoUND IT.

Lincoln steffens, in a recent
address, said:
The wife of a child labor
millionaire once asked him In
some little disgust:
George, suppose you'd been
born In the days when everybody
had to live by the sweat of their
brow. What would you do them
I'D open a stand George
answered. for the sale of hand
kerchiefs.'
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-17
WHAT EVERY DAD KNOWS.

Where" said the land agent,
addressing an audience of possi-
BILE purchasers. where else on
the face of the globe will you
md IN one place copper, tin,
iron. cotton, hemp. game"
A voice replied:
In the pocket of my young
est son. ~. Y. Globe.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-17
TIE HEAVENLY KIND.

Mamma. l know what makes
that" said nmeli Sadie. who was
watching the lightning flashes
during q summer shower.
what, dearT
The angels are scratching
matches On the elouds.~ wes TIE
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-17

Ianta. and during the time she
was here was one of the best
known patrons Of Piedmont lake.
She was not only an adept water
nymph. but she-wsfl, those one
pfece suits are considerable
added atfractions.-Atla Goa
stitution.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-17

II the a to
file
he
club rimesnr
clubathsa
sad Duara
hnda msH has
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-17
THE UScANDID MARY.

THE UyCANDID MARY.
Mary had a little shoe,
It certainly looked swell;
But when she went out for a
walk
Her corns would give her Hall
Columbia.
-Cfncfnnatf Enquirer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-17

Zones borrowed $40 from me
a month ago, and l guess he's
forgotten IL, as l haven't seen
him since"
Huh, that proves he remem-
bers it,"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-27
@eraif brad.

9urt Oas 3uiammenbre6en eines
Walsrgsyiiitss. pel9es am Sauie SO.
261S SOff Strabe anssbradt mar.
ltursts Der Malsr Gents Gipri. 81
Sabre all, ab unb sos ii6 tinsn Bein.
bruh uHO 9erlsbunsen am appf all.
Der 8srungliidte tpuros mittsIit 9lus
topatroIpasens nah Ieinsr Wobnung,
ylo. 3719 gaitern 9tpenus, ssbrabt mo-
ibm dr5tIi4e 9ebanoluns su!bsiI
purbe.
Die Rsssr pisrcs @oob, 55 Sabre
alt, unb Games Sart, 81 Sabre alt,
pelds nit benz Reinigen Der 2tubsns
panoe beg nsuen Gebduoes an Der 8.
Strabs unb Broabnap bsi6dftist fpas
ren, itiir5ten aus elmer SSbe BON sipei
StodDsrtsH ab, als bas @sriiit sus
iammsnbrah. 9is Mdnnsr baben nlr
lei6t. 9erlebunsen baponsetrassn, ipie
i'm itdbtii4eH araHtsnbaus fsitseitsIlt
ipyrbs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-27
sdwabiidsr lluterit. grein.

Der SdpGbifds llntsrfiiibunsss
Dsrsin srlsbists in isinsr ssiterHabsHb
in Der Central 5urnballs untsr BEN
9oriiB bes prGiibsntsn SsBrp gl0de
Ter unb Der protoiOlIfiibruns bss Ses
iretdrs 20. Gittinger itattsebabtsn
@eriammIuns ausihIiebli4 Routinss
ssfddfts. SIR bas periiorb.ns Wit.
slisb Gsors 4orian lpurbs bnsSterbss
selb i'm 8etrass BON $3.50 onestpieisn
unb ebenIo selansts bos Sierbssslo
fir bic @attin bon Germ u. 4mman
i'm 8sirass BON $50 aur aus5abIuns.
gIn 5lpsi franie Mitslisbtr purbe ods
iibIide arantsnsslb i'm @efammtbes
TRACE BON So ansspiefen. Serner &c.
Iangtsn elm. anaabl GinIabtnrtsH fir
bas pienie bes Deuiidb 2lmsritanis
iden Stabtpsrbanbs, bas ON Cams
tag, 1, glusuit, i'm gbsitsrpart itatts
finbst, sur 9srtbsiluHg.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-27
eokal-Derid)t
Die tike ,utro 8efabrlidb.
lie Giitermrn in Der llmssbuua Gin.
eiunatis trCtnen aus, nnb mi.i.
len bnri bas Cincinnati
6euer. Grpartemsut &C.
fnIlt peroen.

Die ssftriss 5smperaiur mar ipiss
Der unsrtrdslltl. trosbsm cine friihs
griis ipsbte unO es sessn 4btno stipus
rssnsts. Sc pirb in Der Wettsrs
fparte bsbaupt;t. bab bsut. unb aud
Spnntas Rsgsnihuusr bon iur5er
8ausr einirsttn founen. ba sin Winb
bonn Wsitsn uno gorbpsiieH nsbi.
bcHen Gnbipigsn auh Cincinnati be-
riibren.
Die nnbali,ube 5rodsnbeit ipirb
fur bic g.prbnsr Sbips bireit se>
fdbrlih. Die Gifisrnsn in Der llms
gebung iinO oussetrodnst unb cine
WaFsrtuInmitdt 1T eins.trsisn. Die
giirgsr Der umlisssnb.n Srtidaftsn
labsn fi6 an bas bisiigs Jsu,rpebrs
0eportemsnt geipsnbet nit bsm eriu.
den, bic @iiisrnen su fiiIItn. Die
Waiisrpsrts babsn ii9 btrsit srtIGrt,
bsm Dunits Der 4ntrugitsIler natsus
tommen. 81 ipirb sinpsrmii fir $1.50
ausgsitslt. Die 6tusripsbr Iisfsri bic
SdIduts, itelt einsn Wlann unb be-
re6nst fir ods Siillsn elmer giiterns
80 Gents. Die Idneits SdIuu6psr.
binbung purbe nabe bem quIt Bart
hsrssitsIlt. (Ss mubtsn 1900 CUB
S6Iaudleitunsen perbunosn perben,
I'm bas NaHer bon bem nG6ften Sp.
oranten naA elmer Giit,rns su leitsn,
Wiele gntrdgt Iieasn bon Mi. Waibs
ington Dor uHb bi. Seusrtpsbr aoms
pasnisn in Der RGbe bisisr Srti9aft
limb bsuuIiruet porben, osm lIsb.Is
itanb ob3ubslfen.
9eritisOsne 8d6e in Der llmg.ssnb
GincinH0tis iinb nolit6nbis ausass
trotnet uno aud unfer 4anal III bis
auf ben 9runb lser.
Die 2ln5abI Der 5ibfdls srrsi9t.
seitsrn nidt gang bic S0be pom Gage
porbsr.
Die Rsssrin Sattie million.
1S Jabr. oft, BON go. 312 Sobn Ctr,
nuros Dor Der Jsusrpads an Der
Court Strab. bon Der Sib, iibsrpdIz
tist unb mubis ins ftdbtif1e Soipital
ssbratt psrben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-27

idsn 3uifanbe barnisber. ST breli
cine Nippe bel pem llniaI lub jeb,
baben iib als Spmpipme Der gliids
aratcntaiinpung eirgeftelIt. @r bate
'porseitsrn Abeno ciHen arampfan-
fall.
- Sin tIeiner iSeblsr In Der emit.
tirnna BON 8onos iiir ben gau Der
Sanitdtssalbsusstandlc an Der Gleps.
lamb unb Wapns 9lDsnue i'm Bstrase
Don $4442. an esr 9ine Girabe unb
rcenlpoob 9lpenue i'm Betrase upu
S2361 unb an Der Yedstt Strabe i'm
Setrasc BON $782 bat bic Ohio Raz
tiondl 8ant BON Columbus, g., pers
anldbt. bic Bombs. ipelhs ibr auI ibr
Qln9ebpt auseiproden fpurbsn, suriid.
aupeiisn. Die Bombs perben iebt
pabridleinlit Oon Der Staet 6amiIton
ielbit ausefauit psrben.
6eiratbideine. 9euis Soan
6ritit. 2S, pen g}iaua, unb aeona
SalIas. 19. BON MibbIstopn. - sbo.
mag @loper, q. uno Cleo @orrsl, 90,
leibe bon MibOIetopH.
- Der aroBc 9tblisfsrunsspascn
Der Nlcii6er Gebriiber Shmiot rannie
Doracitern Nuhmittaa aui Ssm s5iiael,,
ipelfer na6 BEN 4rmenbaus fiibrt. oe.
gen bus isubrlusrt Der ssarmersfraa
5reb. Sommers unb mari basielbe auI
bic Settle. frau Spmmers unb ibr
SO9nhen ioris bic @isr unb Butter,
ipeIhe lie au 0rrtaufen beabii1tigts,
lpurbsn aus hcm Hubrpert ssporfcn.
Irau SuTmsys uHb ibr SDbnden tas
men nit aontaiionen unb bem Sbres
den oaopn. Don ben gisrn unb ber
Butter lit niti iehr Oiel iibria aebliss
Ten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-27
1ieS unb 9aS.

= areb. 9ilbsrt gmitb, Der Gissn'
thinner Der DalIen @arast in nart'
ppa, erildrte ii6 asitern i'm 8unoss'
aeridt fir sublunssunidbis. Gr ais5i
feline Qitipa nit $500 unb isins
Yaiiipa nit $4,000 an. Der 5aupI'
sIaubiasr 1T Wiliam Cooper protter
nit elmer SorberuRa pon $1,000. Die
n Smith prriiredts. I'm es ibm all
srmSslihen. elm Gsiddft ananfanasn
- 9luf bsuie Raamitiag III in
@ranb SpieI cine GrtraiiBuna bee De-
motraiii6sn Grstutiptommitisss anbe'
rapmi poro.n.
- Die Hr.itrief.aommiifiOn bal
iburh ihrsn Sstretar Sohu 8. Ward'
north bem Stubtclert ShHeasr al.
ibrs proio.olls unb 0o.umsHts auital'
len laiIsn.
- Der aonersbabseorbnsts allen
bat spei aanbieat,n fir bic 4ufnabms
in bic Sseiaoettsni6uIe in annapolis
in @prihlda sebrahi. Sc limb bisles
PAUL 3. Wation Don Ro. $3.50 6amil'
ton 4ptnue uHo StanIsn Wl. Glart poH
90. 1924 par,ion plnee. prire 6ia.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-27
Sublpiu, Sb.

5rou Dbipple, Satin bes 6errn
Georgs gD. WbippIe bon Der Glclio
9lpenue, Der Dor einigen Woaen pon
einem 3peirao 9etrOffen purbe unb
einen Siiftenbrut erlitt, befinbet lif
i'm Sibii6en 9oipitul in Cincinnati.
Sic TT auf Dem Wege Der SeiIeruns.
Die 6. .. 6. Don Qublop trafsn
in elmer @eriammlung i'm Sauis pon
Sri. 9llice Dillon 8prbereituHgsn gu
einem s(usflus, Der in Babe perans
itaItet peroen ioa,
Seute finbst oas gemsinIome
gastst picnic Der Gbriitian unb Der
gaptiit air6e in Diamond Star
Grope in Roisbals itatt. Sps5ioIodrs
perben QuOlop I'm $40 Wtorgens
oerlaifen.
- @sorgs Stsspsr BON Wilforb, @,
Der iid bier bel @erpanotsn uuf Be
iud befanO, 1T ssiisrn absnb pisOsr
abgersiit.
- WaIter Msi6Isr bon 9incsMes,
Sno., itattet isinsn 5reunben in Cub
luD unb gtpmIeg einen Ysiud ab.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-27
Gin miRadtster Hruletarier Der
Natnr.
Bon $. GaIfeHfeIs.

seit Den 3eiiem ba Ser ben Or.
ifelnungen Der Ratur iih MIR mii
abergiaubii6eH 9egriiien nabenoe
llrmeni6 bic Srudtbarfeit Der Gr'
be ais elm @eidenf Der Gotter aui'
iabte, bat iib Der Geoanfe eineebilr'
eert. iie aIs cine ieIbitperitanblihe.
gum Beien Der erbseiiaItung iiber'
bmlpt ba5ii geborige Raturtbatiade
auisufniien.
gs bIieb MIR i'm engen 3irtel Der
Naturmiiienifaften uno aud bic
pubteu es crit felt falm anbertbaI6
Menihenalterh bab pflan5en ali
Der eroe MIR bort ipadien f0meri,
mo ibneu selDiiie 1biere porsearbei'
tet baben.
Ger Bauer bat bariiber aus iei-
ner einfaden, nber untriigliden Or
fabrung idon mebr griabrung. or
fennt iebr mobl ben .roben" 30.
beL auf beir uidts pddit nub tpeib,
baB i'm @egenIas sa5u Der Elder be.
flo mebr Sdde aorn, beiio grcBere
aartoifeIn mo 5uderreidere Niiben
Iieiert ie nfetier", friimeIiger, beiier
hlrdgearbeitet er it, glber aud ibm
1T Der unermiioIihe arbeiter unbe.
fannt, Der in ieinem ader Gag imb
gtnht ihaift, rem 8oben burbipiihlt,
oirheinanber miid)t, 5erfIeinert, i'm
saufidIieBt' uno oaburd) fru6tbar
mad,t.
Dieier sfrbeiter 1T Der gieaep.
tpurm. Gin LdbIides, miBad,tetes
9bier. Elm iunbrer RroIetarier Der
Ratur, Dem man feline He6te ge.
nabrt, beiien glrbeit man aIs ieIbit.
perii1nbIih tiHnimnt, oeiieu allI.
turipertb INNER iiberieben lno aui
bie Mehnuna pon porHebiner anftre.
tenoen Nihtstbueru geidriebeH
tpir0.
Die geoeutiing bes giegenipnrms
ipirb iebem 3peifIer ioiort fIar,
fpenn er an foIgen6e Sbatjnfjen
beift: Ssebes bieier bic an III 1s
0e3iileter lang tperbenben Tbierc
itopft iid 5eitlebens NIT Gr6e bon.
.Sn sabaoisn Gansen burHb6bIt eS