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University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1914-04-14

grow where now are tower;nv
of brick and mortar. The paseo uo,s
pass Union Station and the City ~
affording a restful view and a -,
of breathing spots.
A riverside park and drive :.
cupying the spare hours Of ano..s
group. Another quintet would
chain the city-with wooded res..-
tions, linked by parkway par.,l.,.,
with trolley lines. The leapu.
body has studied the many face,. !.
the municipal bridge approach nm.
tion. and promises to stay at n, -.
until automobile drivers are v.,.,
to drive more slowly across the .,.-
The league directed a recent campa,,.
by eighty-five citizens organiza,,o..
to invoke the initiative to finish n.
bridge. and obtained $1,000 signaturo.
Prospects are bright for a chance :.
vote for s2,750,000 bridge bond ie.u.
this June. A party of league traaa
bringers departed April / for th,.o
months tour of South America, boos.ii
ing st. Louis. Sam ID. Capen is pre.iy
dent of the league. William Flewelv,
Saunders. secretary and general mana.
ger. dictates all the league happeuin,.
in first-class journalese. Mr.. Sam.
ders was star reporter for a do,a,
of years.
A new reporter is likely to be car.
ried away by enthusiasm for his adout.
ed city. But some of the Oldest settler
who have retained their barometr,.
cal sensitiveness to the changing con.
ditions of city say the next two years
promise to be the Mound City's bright.
est
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1914-04-14
VIEWPOINTS
Why Not n 'Practice~ Flag!

Editor the Missourian-There should
be some way to distinguish between a
practice run by the fire auto and run
to fire. Much time is wasted by
people who think that there is a fire
and who wish to offer their assistance
by following the auto on a practice
trip Could not there be a signal of
some sort devised to tell the people
when the run is only for practice? 1t
seems to me that a large streamer
with the word Practice" on il would
be one way to help us from going to
imaginary fires. l.. s.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1914-04-14
4 SALOON WITHOUT LIQUOR.

The story. Keeping John Barley
corn off of the Railroads. in last
weeks issue of the Saturday Evening
Post tells how some of the railroads
are successfully operating Clubs which
have all the features of a saloon ex-
cept the alcohol.
Some will say that the clubs are
nothing more than Y. VI. c. AS. Per-
haps so; but the striking thing is
that the big corporations have found
that it has paid immensely in tangi-
BILE results.
A young man who has been hailed
as a dreamer got the ear of Mr.. f.
X. Hartman by his careful ANALYSIS
of the reasons why men frequent the
saloon. This was of great interest to
any railroad executive because one of
the chief things which they seek to
accomplish is to enforce Rule G.
Rule G on all railroads is that its
employees must not use alcoholic
liquors. The young man said that
men did not go into saloons for the
liquor but because of their desire for
equality. sociability and on account of
the mating instinct When the clubs
were established. the men confessed
that they had another craving which
was not satisfied. 1t was not for al
cohol but similar to it. The problem
was solved by selling fine. grade can
dies at cost.
The clubs are spreading rapidly all
over the country. 1t is known that
many of the railroads are secretly
supporting a Y. NJ. c. A. at each of the
division points. Also the roads are
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1914-04-14

air effect plan. One side OF jungle
sheltering lions. tigers. leopards ana
iaguars has no bars. \ mOat thirty
feet wide is considered sufficiently
safe. as cat animals will not venture
into water 10 escape.
\ telephone call TO the office usually
brings the echo from Joseph J. Nc
Auliffe. the city editor, that there is
nothing special" II Steve OGrady
Colonel RooterD answers the phone,
he asks me to keep a weather eye on
Bradley b. (Shorty, Huff, editor-in-
chief of The Daily Dope. O'Grady is a
booster of the Pageant 10 be staged in
Forest Park late in May. while Hun
keeps his ear to the ground to detect
rumbles in the world of politics.
Enthusiasm perpetually fresh seems
the strongest trait of President W.
II. Lee. who has built up the Mer-
chants-Laclede National Bank on the
southwest corner of Fourth and Olive
streets. More than likely David r..
Francis is chatting with him when a
Nor calls. George f. Hoffman.
cashier. has a delightful manner of
conversation which brings one back
time after time-althOugh he rarely
has any news to impart.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1914-04-14
ON A NEWS "RUN" WITH RILEY
Former Nj. U. Student Tells of His Work
On Saint Louis Newspaper in
April Alumnus.

Columbia and likes to relate incidents
in which freshmen play the title role
in shOe-shining stunts-and sopho-
mores are the villains. Edward b.
Pryor. the president, also is sole re-
ceiver and executive chief of the Wa
bash Railroad.
4 ticket linked with Wall Street
faces the door of brokers' office next
door TO the south. on Fourth. Many
a story about the proposed zoo en-
largement in Forest Park is carried
back through this door by reporters.
George f. Dieckman here announces
gifts of baby lionesses or playful black
bear cubs. He eXpatiates ito the de-
light of readers. as countless letters
TO newspapers prove) on the ZOO open
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1914-04-14
MOONLIGHT OR ARC LIGHT!

Moonlight is rorlantic-and when
the moon is full its light is sufficient
10 enable a person to find his way
about at night. But. unfortunately
the moon does not always shine on
Columbia and those who travel by
night must depend on artificial light.
Ii is fully possible so to light the
streets of any city that the moon will
be ashamed of itself Parts of Co
lumhia. notably the White Way" and
the central part of town. are well
lighted. But the traveller over many
streets within the present city limits
must depend on a lantern or pocket
searchlisht. his previous knowledge
of the walks and streets. or on his own
intuitiOns and good luck for guidance.
Small incandescent lights set high
on poles at uncertain intervals along
street are handy for steering a
course. as sailor steers by star, but
they do little Illuminating service.
They may satisfy consciences as to
having streets lighted. but they do not
satisfy demands of the occasional trav-
eler
Many cities and towns smaller than
Columbia have large are lights on
every corner. so that no part of the
street is without illumination. OF
course they cost more-larger initial
cost and slightly larger upkeep cost
but it would pay in more ways than
one to have every street in Columbia
well lighted.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1914-04-14

Phone want ads to 81.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1914-04-14

Next on the run is the National BANK
of Commerce, which looms In size
above all other st. Louis banks. It's
deposits exceed s45.OOO.OOO. Here a
conversation usually is held with Aiva
W King. who handles business news
for The Republic. He is the GRANDSON
of Captain Henry ". King. managing
editor of the Globe-Democrat and dean
of the newspaper men of the west.
King and l do not syndicate, or
trade news. Otherwise this paragraph
dare not be written. We scoop each
other and then talk about that. l tell
him a compliment paid his exclusive
story by my city editOr-and he re-
turns the favor. Here Tom Randolph,
the president. introduces King or me
to some Texas banker or rancher' ana
we retire into a private Office ntted
with rich mahogany. ]. A. Lewis the
cashier. tells news in headlines. W. b.
Cowen. vice-president. likes repartee.
The Third National Bank. the second
largest in town, is on the southwest
corner of Broadway and Olive. F. U.
Watts. the president, has a mind one
enyies-it works so smoothly and
truly. He is from HOspitalityviile.
Tenn. Richard S. Hawes. vice-presi-
dent. knows most of the middle-aged
and younger business men OF ST. LOUIS
and is a power among them. 7. Wright.
also a vice-president. has had magical
success in his private business. he
is a millionaire.
Upstairs-except there are no steps.
lust elevators-E VI. Myers. surety
man. has offices. He is thoroughly
grounded in the history of st. Louis
banking and business institutions. and
can tell Offhand the promotions Dy
which leaders have risen to their pres
ent positions of power. MIR. Myers
advice is valuable.
Skipping many important news
sources. shall finish with $3.50
o'clock visit to the Offices of the Busi-
ness Mems League-my last stop each
afternoon.
The league has started out to be
St. Louis intermittent alarm clock.
The Mound City has been doing. 1t
is like a chief clerk who for years has
been ably fitted to hold down his EN-
ployer's job, but who has drifted into
a rut because il seemed that place
never would become open. He has
laid aside his earlier enthusiasm, be-
cause he feels he is buzz saw de-
prived of oak to quarter or mahogany
to strip into piano tops, with only
the empty air to cleave.
Not that the city has been unsuc-
seccful in business way. 1t has grown
rich. 1t has grown so rich the league
feels it should cultivate the amenities
play golf. motor. laugh. 1t is so
efficient it can work fewer hours and
still hold a larger place in the worlds
affairs. The league. with its 200
leading business men, of whom more
than 1000 practically are recruits of
last fall. has given st. Louis a pro-
motion. 1t no longer has boss. 1t is
free.
A group of members, of whom wO
man is a guiding spirit, has been
put to work for a central parkway
miles long. Trees and grass would
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1914-04-14

following the plans of setting a good
example. April l three Missouri lines
abolished the sale of liquor in their
dining ears. Extremely few roads are
left in the United States which do per-
nit such sales.
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Cosmos s.Nitter.

Die Sermann 2oge so. 4 Der Cos
mos Ritter pirb iid poll3abIig nit
SABINE an Dem llm5ug am Gbeno oes
%. Wai, als 9roteit gsgsn Die pros
bibitions 9eipegung betbsiIisen. 90
tpurbe in Der am 0ienitag 9tbeub uns
ter Dem @oriib bes Commanders J.
5Ieboermunn unb Der grutotoIIfiibs
runa bss SetretGrs War WliilIsr
ituttSebab:en 9eriammIuRs bei4Iois
fen.
Sernn tDirS bic 2oss i'm anufs Sss
Gommsrs 5uiammsn nit Der Sdpss
iterIoge SO. 8 Elm gastet qicnic Der.
anftaIten unb 5tpar alIsr @abrf9sins
Ii6teit mad auf Gem 9tnipsfsn non
Serrn u. Rinninger in Rortb Gairs
mount, Der feline 5arm in Der bsreits
ipilligiten @eiie our 9erfiisuns geitsllt
bat. 9as nit ben 0orarbeiten Bee
traute &pmmittee mir bin ben nddIisu
5ageH nod cine 8eriammlung abbaIs
ter uno ii6sr bic psiteren GinoeIbeiten
bef6Iieben.
Wtt alIgemeinem 8ebauern tpurbe
bic Nadri4t uerHommen, baB Ssrr
Sraa5 Sette, Der iid Dor einiger 3sit
i'm Siioiiaen SOipitul elmer Operation
rnter5og, tpieSsr eintn RiitfalI ses
babt bat, fooab feiR 9sfinbsu gu Ssn
erniteitsn 8sfiir9tungsn @sranIaFuns
1iebt.
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Itpn.

iiuier gacnt in Samiltun 1T
s,srr Gbuarb grud, 449 SiS Gnmite
sraf,c. @eQ Sci. 476 81, Sums
Fbone 1851 u.
- Ter oItlid) inbrenbe G., s. itnS
=. Giienbabn3ns fiibr geitern gor'
nittaa nm baIb II llbr in oas 5,,br'
perE BON Sfobert 9ouglab, weif)er
in einem sSIeiifInben in Srforo be.
idaitiat mar inb 1peiIeilen noroIidJ
Don bem Gorfe tpobni, pdbreto fr
bort iiber bie 9abnfreii5ung fabren
poate. Touslab wrrbe aus oem
guggp eeidIcubert uno brad beioc
geinc ipcId,e ,lpabriteinIi6 anlputirt
iperoen miiiIen. Gr pur6e naf) benz
aRercp Soipital eebraht no er pom
Dem Srforoer glr5t Gr. %. @. sIler.
amber IN gebanbIiing genomnten
murbe. 0ouslab lit Derbeiratbet nro
bat orei stinoer. gr lit Der Weffe oes
befannten friiberen poIi5iiten Jnncs
Cameron pon bier.
- aeonaro StnpIcton, Elm Eabr.
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g. .. @artin nnb SreuuSin iinS
yeiSc screttet Snrd ben 1e'
brand) elmer aunnoeruolen
yrbnnolnng.

9, Q. Wtartin bon Clifton, g., litt
an JAfageniibel uno Stpierigfciten
in ieinem 8eroaininestratt. @r per
lor @eiuidt umo icin sIppetit mar
idtuad.
@r nnbm cine Goie bon Wlnpr's
iulnoerpollem Wlngenbeilmiitel imb
mar idneu bergeltellt - nit einer
8oie. Siebell Wonate ipdter beitellte
er cine peitere Seiioung, inoem er
idrieb:
vSeitoem i6 SIR Miititer cinge.
nonmen babe, lit mein Wlaaen in fei-
ner gSeiie beIdItigt. Borber lit i'd
an idlperem Stopiipeb ino Shninoel,
Sdip16eanf1Ilen, BON oenen i6 ieei
fait irei bin. Sd babe fiinf3ebn
Rfln6 Suaerommen ieitoem i1 Die
cine 0oie eimlabm. SD bcnoi)ige Die
Wieoi3iu- nift. tueIhe id) gegenwdrtig
beiteIle. Sh babe bios Die slbiidjt, lie
sum gorbeugen 81 nebmen. gaeine
Sattin beitimmte eine Sreunbilt Tie
alt periuhen. sic ab mir ein robes
81 ober einen Grader ober 5luei, nno
bdufia fonntc iie bieieIbcn nid]t i'm
Wiagen bebnlten. Qieie Gnme ge.
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pprgefunoen purbe, mudte Oura ieis
nen 9(npalt gelteno, bob er oas
Opium nur gu feinem periDnliden Sss
BARI babe. SroBbem perurt4eiIte Der
Ri6ter ibn gu elmer @elpitrafe- bon
$25 unb Soften, Sepdbrte aber eineH
StrafaufI9ub pOn 5ebn Sa9sn, I'm
9srufung gesen pas llrtbeiI eInIegen
5u tDnueH.
syrau @aIter 5risbIdnber, pelhs
pbne eiiItige 2i5ens ibr automobil
lentte, purbe 5ur Srusung Der Soften
perurtbeiIt.
9lnlpult Wiliam Rieter ipiro in Der
6eutigen 0erbanolung eeeen gilbert
Seller, bon No. 1867 Wilitd6 Str,
ben Silfs Staats Wilbbiiter gos
perIor unterItiiben, pelder Seller Des
fSiidens nit einsm SiefneB bei4uls
oigt,
Die 9fi8ter geotman, 9lleranoer
unD SOr begannen geitsrn nit benz
@erb0r in Der SIaae bes Wtprries Ros
ienfelo bon So. 913 &ace Str, gegen
u. SbuIer bon 9&O. q Wiercer StraBe
pegen eines getrages ppn $550.65 iiir
9lrbeitslo6n unb gelieferte 2lrbeiteT.
SbuIer beanipru9t in elmer 8egens
tlage ben getrag pon $558.90 bon Ro
Ienfelo fir ni6tz unb miuoerpertbig
ausasfiibrte 9lrbeiten.
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Gin bodit Invertebrates 9rogramnl
in abiclut miitergiiItiger 9urdjiill.
rlna bradlte oas brittle Son5ert oes
Maimuiifieites oas an geitrigen
gladuiittae Dor eldiBeno beiud)tenl
Satie IN Der MIiifballe itattiano.
@ennidpn oas Sr6eiter ioiDobI
mie Gin gIin3erlber SoIiit. Serr
8asauale 9Imato. IN berporrngcnoer
g9eiie li9 betbdtiaten, 10 tou5entrir.e
iid 0as Saupiintereiie oes 9ubIi.
fums, iuie es ia audi uid)t anoers 5l
ertparten mar aui ben atnoerhor,
Der NIT Stpei betanrte,l, trauten Gbor.
merten Sdriberts alf Dem Rro.
gramm itan6.
es paren oieies Ser % @iaIm"
uno .,@ott in Der gtahtr" Die fleinen
Sanaer mo Sangerinnen beitnnOen
oitrdpcg nit groben Gbren, lie ian'
gen nit einem 9utbuiiasnli,s nit
elmer 6reuSiefeit, oie ipabrbait beri'
erqiiideno nar uno iie batten Ihr
8eni,m gan, portreifIih inne. Wht
Ser geipannteiteu gIufmertianlfeit
ioIgten iie ben geuegiineen Or
&lumrnI0's uro iiibrten feine @eiiun.
gen ime 1Sntcntioneu nit gang be.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9rd5iiion aus.
Gos lblfllm 0anfte olird rniiid)en'
ben seiiaa iiIr bic gebotenen Seniliie
nno oieier 9lpsIaus galt IN glei6em
WioBe Der Sdngeridaar, lpie AUDI oem
genialen 5eitIeiter.
9iiciigeil @ntbuiiasmlis entfeiieIte
aIedjfaQs Ser Rnsouale slmato nit
Ser tieitragiiden Irie rGri til" aus
gerSi's .Masfenbna" uno Der Bra.
poilrarie n9orgo al iaetohtm" aus
9foiiini's BARRIER pon Sepilla".
Cine aroBe sIi,igabe, Der IS ii6
portrefili6 eniIeoiete, botte 6as Or
d,eiter, bas Mifnro SirauB' rgllio
ipra6 3arathuitrn" sur auffiibrun9
bra6tc. Gieies pbiloiopbiide SonbiIo
erfubr cine 8iebergabe, Die feIbit
ben id)1riiten aritifer poIlig befric.
oigt baben oilrite
Sebr anerfenilensiDertbe 2eiitln'
gen bot bas Srd)eiter slei6ialls in
Der Iiets lpiIltommenen Sdumanll'
id1en NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." IN
5penoiens nSnrnepal in garis"
inS in Der speiten Gbapiobie bon
2is5t.
@eIeeentIia Ses beiite gIbeno itatt.
finbenSen pierten aon3erts bes GeiteS
geIanst Sas ioIgenSe 9rogramm our
9urhiiibrung:
Spmpbonie in es.Gur Wio3art
stecitatip ilnS alrie .@ait ber, Gin.
gels" 9dnoel
Meauiem 8eroi
SoIiiten: Sri. Slorenee Sirfle, SRI.
@iargnret aeDes; Serr gOnn @iI.
Iinns uno Serr Senri Scotf.
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9lnt Samfag
@irb lids cntidciDcn ub llniunmn'
ilfcr in Siciem CONNER IN ben
Sarfs ipiclcn iuerbcn.

9[m Sanlitdg Morgen miro It1 ole
Mliifer S6ub9eielIihait barber
iGliiiiig perOGn oh lie ibren Wtitglie'
bern in oieieu CONNER geltatten
miro IN Den Narfs &on5crte 81 Jeben.
Die Earffontmiiiion bat naI1IlA
bel Der @cr9ebuug Der Eartfon5crte
in oicirm Sabre mieoer Die aus 9'lft'
iulioniiten beitebenOe SapcIle oeS Or
itcn 0}ili3regiments beriidli4tlgt ullo
ibr feds &On5ertc 5llgeiprofer. ,5n
lno inter oicicn llnlitGnoeu 1T es lebr
lei6t m0dlid, Oab ole llnIontapeIlen,
Die &ontratte erbIeIten, 0lele 5urld'
ueiien meroen.
SIN oeriloiiencn Sabre ipielte Die
GapeQe oes griten feginent5 5pel
aun3ertc IN oen 4arfs iuto Die llnion
piIroe ioiort hurd Elm Somnittee oas
lid, aus f5ranf &obmaIn George
Sdatb imo $. Saatfamp 5ltiamnen'
iebte, Bel Ser EarffonlmiiiiOn porltel'
Iig. Die &ommiiiiOn bemertte oa'
mails, oaB lie feinc 9lbumg 0apOn ge'
babt bate, oaB Die &eaIHcntstopelle
aus gtttnionIiten beltIlnoe mo oa
es lid MIR nm 5met aonjerie NohoeI'
te, IieB Ole WtuliteridutgeieII'dlG' oIe
Sade auf lid berubeu nadloenl be-
idIolien moroen mar, oaB TalI9 ~ gu
tlnit Die aupeIIe oe9 grten gFllljre'
9iuents mieoer ieItens Der *arltot''
million berlId'id)tldt meroen loAie,
tein llnlonmllliter lur Ole FarItoHl'
milton 'pieIen OurIe.
9Ils MN norl9e @ohe 0le Nart'
fonmiliion ibre dpn3erttontratte per
aab uno Der &apeue oes erllen JIegl'
nents feds aonjcrte 5lliprat, periir'
iadte OIeies bet Der Wtu'Iter' S9us'
geieIlitlaIt naturgemaB boles Sliit
unb &raiocnt 5ranf @obmam ioiple
Sefretar 8. 5aattnmp mod)ten DER
@'urtfonlnIliIon in oeren geltrIgen
Siblula i5re 9lnIpnrtlrna I'M aesen
ole ghttunIonlIten 3u proteltren.
Die 6erren &omInl'iore lleBen l!b Ie'
bod auf teIne llnterbanollmgen EN-,
ionoern bemertten, onB lie fem Mehf
botien 3ptid)er llnloniien llno gfltt'
lnionliten irgenoneld)en llnterl6leo
III MAIDEN lmo Die StoHtratte mt Der
aopeue oes GrIten Heglnents eaDer
be'teDen blelben Duroen.
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gbneu fnrirf.
9IntOinettc @nlma 5iebt jest i6r Seinl
Dem glrbeitSbaus Dor.

glntoinstts qalmd aus a6bDitoE,
g., pslds Dor einissn Sassn nit els
mem jungen 2anbsmnnn ibren Manu
psrtafisn pollte, I'M rad Galifornien
bur63ubrsHnsn, jebo4 abgefabt, uno
Dor gtittsy Bell sefiibrt iDurbs. er.
tlGrts BEL ibrem eriten Sermin, bag
iis Iisbsr i'm 9rbeitsbaus fein fpoIls,
aIs gu brism @attsn unb ainoer 5is
als gu ibrsm @atten nnb ainbsrH su'
cine Stalisnsrin. unb mar 5iemli9 els
seniinnig Osraniast. Das Bitten unO
Sls5sn ibrss 8attsn un6 SpbHss bats
te his Trau ni9t ssriibrt unb ail4
nidt beeinfIubt, ibreH Gnti4lub. in
baS glr6eitsbaus ou esben. duf5ugeben.
Sm arbeitsbaus IsIbit tam bic Grau
aber it3nsl 5ur gsIiHnung, nnb lieb
burd, s5reunbs I'M cine leue 0erbdnos
lung DOT bem Ri4ter na8fu4en. Die
grau mar 5u 30 5age arbeitsbdus
unb 500 @elbftrafe urb aoiten pers
urtbeilt. gti9tsr Bsl aesDabris Der
grau sigsn nsusu SsImAt 'oslass &C.
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Ser Grsbiihpf
g9rb am Sonutas Die nene ct.
glObiins Stride in gribsetuwn
weiben.

Die @sibe bss nelien 9ottesbdliies
Der ct. gIopIius Gemeinoe IN Bridge
totpn, fDirb am Gonntdg Wlpreen
bur6 gr3biihof Woeller poIl5oseI1
iperben, unb nui ben Weibeatt fol9t
Elm BON GrSbiidOf 5elebrirtes ponti.
fitcldmt, bel fpsl9em BEN Gr3bii6of
Rsp. sSrancis Camping ala 0idton,
Rsp. Gsorse Z. Sdmibi als Subbias
ION, Reb. Sobn 3. lSdOnb0ft dls
Gr5prieiter. Rep. 5rancis Seiermnnn.
9. S. unb 8eO. $. s. qobIidneioef,
.. O., als Gbrsnbiatons, iopie Rso.
Sofepb ". 5isten als Gsremonisnmei.
fer diiiitirsn peroen. Die prsoi3t
bdlt Rep. 8. S4ensber aus 9apton,
8.
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mpoermer Slaubart
Sdlcint Der Satin. nno GinbsmOr'
Der &ubert sSillaro geiucieu 5n
icin.

SilfsitaatsanpaIt Simon gtob il,
tebrte ssitern Don elmer 5peilp0digea
Rsiie na9 Segas, bic er unternommen
bate, I'm bic friibere 2aufbabn oes
S6auipieIers unb .Wagiters" Robert
WiQarb alias WlalOne gu ergriinoen,
Der unter spei QntIagen oes Wlproes
i'm 5lpeiten 9rabe itebt, suriid, neil er
am %. 0e5. 1913 i'm bieiigsn SOte!
@aIton feline 9ottin StbeIa, iupie
Iein 18 Monate dltes S09ter4en
Granees sri6piien fat.
6err gfpB ertIdrte, bab Der Qnges
tlagte Elm moOerner gIarburt fei uHo
Mdb6sn, Die er gu bsiratben beabiiAs
tigte, serabe5u hppnptiiirt babe. WsnH
eine neue erI6ien, Iisb er Die friiberc
5rau i'm Sti9 u. in bem leBten Safe,
Der i6n unter bic 9tHtIage oes Mo-<
Oss gebra4t, babe er einfud gum Res
poIOer segriffen, I'm iid Der ibm ID
ftig geiporbensn gbefefeln 5u sntIeSi.
gen. Oes Weitereu mu6t 6err Rob
geItenb, bag er gepeiie gefunoen babe,
aug benen berOorgebe, baB Der 2lnge
tlagte breimal perbsiratbet mar. Quh
nil RoB nit ben @erpanbten Der err
moroet.n Srau, Die in GuerO, 9eTas,
pobnen, gefprpden babe, beren QnIidt
es 1T, OaB NillarO irriinnig iei, poriu
er (Rob) jebo6 ni6t etnitimmen t0r-
ne, 0o Der 9lngetIaste obns 3psiFeI
NIT alien Sunben sebeBt lei uno ii4
Our4 bisfe @ertbeibiguHgstbeorie Dor
IebensIGngIi6sr 3u4tbausbaft beipa6s
rem tppLle.
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9ies nnb Gae.

- Die Cincinnati Retail Grpcers
NTIOciatipn tpirb geIegentli6 Der in
Gpuispille ppm 18. bis q. W}ui Itut!.
finoenoen Rattonal &onpention o,r
Retnil 9rocers bur4 bic Serrsn 9so.
SsbIep, 90. Renter, JraRt Dinter,
Senrp MiIer uno eugene aabr Osrs
treten isin.
Sn Der grunbeigent6umsb1rfa rfa
ipurbe seitern unter bem neuen ,Gails
S1item" bag 6reift0tige Sa.s so.
305-3s7 @eit Jiinfte strubs burdj
Die 8ermittIung DON SbeobOr Waper
Ii. Bro. Dertauft.
- 4uf Weiiung Der @un6esbeb5r.
ben tusrbsn in Der nG6iten @o9e
9tbam aei5er, Don go. 1858 ;Sreeman
2lOsnue, feline Guttin GIiIabet6 unb
iein brei Sabre II aItes S09ter9e
2tnna na8 Der Ssimatb linz
earn beportirt tperben. Die Depors
tirlnssoroer ipurOe uripriingli9 nur
fir Srau 9ei3er erlaiien, Die crit feit
Be6ruar hier peilt unb bo4graOig tus
bsrtuI0s 1T, ubsr ibr Gutte unb bIs
Stno ipsrben nit ihr suiammsH in oie
uIte Seimatb suriidtebrsn.
- giirgermeifter Spiesef fat Elm.
9rotlamation etIaiisn, in lu'iGer er
bic 8iirssrfdaft our fsitlihsr: gegcbs
ung bss tommenoen SOnntagg als
Muttertdss" aufforbert.
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Ae nur ro6s gier, 6is ,,2Iapr 2seueop"
i6ren 2Iaseu luieoer6srdelrte.

braudte SIR Scilmittcl imo cs fat iie
grobtentbeiIs gebeiIt"
sIebnlite gjriefe pie oieier treiien
bon Sniiieuocn bon slitnoen BON
Wtnpr's luunoerpollem MagenbeiI.
mittel ans Glen SbeiIen Der gereinig.
ten Staatcn cir. Die erite Cole iiber.
5eugt - feine lange gebanblilno.
Wapr's !piinoerpoles Moaenbeil.
inittel reinigt Den g,eroalrlngstraft
bon idlcnligen sIninmmlnngen mio
giltigen Wiaterie. IS brinat raihc
9eiiering Den nm Wiagrn, Der Sebcr
lln0 Dem Farm Sei6enoen. 8icIe er.
fIdren. onrdJ oasielbe BON aeidbrli.
den Sperationen belpabri poroen 81
iein uilo pieIe iino iif iid)er, oab Is iie
am Se6en erbnlten babe.
sSSr IoIee ieines bcnierfensiuprt6en
erioIges gie6t es niele 0adabmnn.
gen Oesbalb ieien Sic poriidtig.
Seicn Sic iifjer, onb es Wiapr's lit.
@eben Sic ned elmer Wt. 9otp'iten
Ipotbefc rmO irasen sic nod Den
tpnnoerbnren GrfoIaen. pelde in Den
ibnen befanntcn SGaen er,ielt luur.
ben ODER ihreiben Sic al Geo. s.
Ulapr Wifg. Gbemiit 154-156
gSbiting Ctr, Chicago, Su., Inn oas
ireie Bud iiber WaaenIeioen nno bic.
len oanfbaren grieie pon 9euten, mel.
DIE pieoer geilmo tpuroen. cSeoer
apotBefer fam SSbnen bon icinen
fuiinoerpollen ReiltIteten beriftrn.