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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-04-03

Miss Winnie Park went to Frank
lin on Friday for a short visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. +,
Parke.
Mrs. o. J. Smith entertained the
College Clan at her home in Nampa
last Saturday. Mrs. Murphy and
Miss Nichol went from the dorm
itory.
Miss Florence Mccormick took
dinner at Finney Hall last Sunday.
Her friends were pleased to have
her with them.
Miss Finney spent the day Satur-
day at her ranch.
Mr.. Needham, student secretary
of the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION, has been here this past
week. He took his meals at Finney
Hall.
The Misses Alice and Esther Reed
entertained their father at dinner on
the thirtieth.
James Hawkes. was a visitor last
Monday noon.
On Tuesday afternoon a party OF
ladies, accompanied by Mrs. w. A
Stone, visited Finney Hall. Some oil
them going through the building for
the first time. They were very much
pleased.
A few OF the girls from the hal
attended the German play at High
School gymnasium on Tuesday eve
ming. Miss Alice Reed had charge
of the program.
Miss Nichol and Miss Case enjoy
ed themselves at a waffle supper, a
the home of Mary Snodgrass Marcel
thirtieth.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-04-03
DON'T WANT A LADIES MAN.

Should Seattle adopt the general
manager plan of city government, its
manager will be a strictly business
manager and not social representa-
tive to make speeches. So the sub
committee of the city charter COM
mission decided today. 1--WE do not
want him to make speeches to wo-
mems clubs and lodge meetings, so
that he will become SO popular we
will not be able to recall him if he
proves inefficient" said Commissioner
Doyle.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-04-03
NEW DRUGGIST TAKES OVER
THE MIDDLETON STORE

Fred l. Conner of Haggerman
Valley, has purchased and taken
over the Middleton Pharmacy. He
will carry complete line of drugs.
He will make speciality of pre-
scriptions and recipes. Every one
is invited to inspect his store and
stock.
Mr.. Conner is an experienced
druggist; registered pharmist and
thoroughly qualified in every way
to handle this delicate and import
ant line Of business. He is a pleas
ant, atfable man to meet and will
make a valuable addition to the bust
ness and social life of Middleton.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-04-03
F1NNEY HALL NOTES
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Mr.. and Mrs. Case were the guests
of Miss Finney during the week fol-
lowing the FIRE at the manse Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Case, Mr.. Paul
Cpse, of St, Joseph, Missouri and
Mrs. H. D. Blatchley were enter
tanned with them at dinner at Fin
ney Hall March 9th.
There were only six who dined
at Finney Hall the dby that the
stgdcnts attended the Prohititjo-
convention in Boise.
Miss Marion Macdonald went to
Nyssa last Friday to stay until Mon
day with home folks.
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friends here of Miss Irene to learn that she has entered the University of Pennsylvania, where she is taking a course in advanced English and economies. She is interester in so- ciology. In addition to her studies, she expects to do some settlement work in Philadelphia. Since her graduation from a young ladies semi nary near Boston few years ago. Miss Laser has been one of the belles of the local society set in which she moved. She has also been a worker in musical circles, taking an active part in the elite musical club of this city. Last winter she studied at home
 but found the work unsatisfactory and decided to carry out her original plan and take university work. She will be very much missed by large circle of friends during the social sea, son in Hot Springs.
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with a few words of appreciation.
 The hostess entered with a hand. some cut glass loving cup in which was a beautiful and original poem by Mrs. Tribble. It was a toast to the bride-elect. Each lady present then gave toast to the bride in words expressing some pretty sentiment, The bride-elect responded prettily in her own charming, modest manner with an original counlet.
 To decide who had given the best recipe for choice dishes of the culi- nary art, the hostess had the ladies cut for the prize. This proved to be a handsomely embroidered piece of linen, the work of the hostess. It was won by Mrs. c. Travis Drennen. who graciously presented it to the hon oree.
 Each guest was served with a plate of delicious fruit salad, cup of coffee and a cheese sandwich. This was followed by an ice course which con sisted of ices frozen in pretty shapes. brandy peaches and iced cakes with decorations of miniature iced flowers.
 Altogether the affair was one of the most delightful of the autumn sea. son and one of the most graceful ten dered to the popular honoree
 In addition to the honoree. Mrs. Tribbles' guests included: Mesdames E. w. Rector, Middleton Wootten, E. IF. Klein, E. H. Bancroft, William J. Little Charles Dake, F. H. Martin, c. Travis Drennen, A. s. Garnett, Ali Wilmington and E. w McGowan of Los Angeles; Miss Lila Rix and Miss Amelia Rector.
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Every Day Bargain
 Day Here
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Temple Sewing Circle.

Temple Sewing Circle.
 The Temple Sewing Circle will meet at the church building, corner of Market and Quapaw, Wednesday at 3 D. m All of the members are ex- pected to be present and sew on linen for the Leo N. Levy hospital. The hostesses for the day will be Mes danes II. Fellheimer and s. D. Veil.
 Eastern Star.
 The 0. E. S. will meet at the Ma. sonic hall Monday evening at $ o'clock for work. All members are expected to be present.
 
 Mrs. c. w. Garrison, director of the Baby Health Contest at the coming Arkansas State Fair, will arrive ia the city Monday and wants all of the club women of the city to meet her there at 10 q. m. to arrange matters pertaining to that work.
 Mrs. O. L. Parker has returned fro ma visit to relatives at Arkadel- phia.
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S0ciety 2 } /. :;:,,.'' >. t., y AhS D A CROCKETT Editor Telephone 224
 Mail Items to Garland Ave

Meeting of the Little Rock District of
 the A. F. w. c.
 The meetings will take place at the Arlington hotel in the morning and afternoons, with the exception of the afternoon meetings to be held at the Princess theater beginning at 4:3O, when Illustrated lectures will be given by a number of prominent yisi. tors from other parts of the state. The meeting will be November II. l2 and 13, inclusive.
 Mrs. Jacques Manier is busilv en. gagged in arranging the musical pro- gram to be rendered at the Arlington hotel the evening of November 12. If the replies to her invitations are fa- vorable Mrs Manier will offer on be, half of the A. F. w. c. district meet ing the best musical talent of the state, a program of high class musi- cal artists.
 Gipsy Supper.
 One of the merriest social affairs of the week was the gipsy supper en. loved by the members fo the Chris tian Endeayor Society of the First Christian church, chaperoned by Rev. and Mrs. c. D. Serrill, Dr. and Mrs. w. c. Choate and Mrs. Longswortb.
 About fifty or sixty young people were in the party that assembled at the LongwOrth farm, which is out in the vicinity of the Country Club in the suburbs of the city. They made the trip out in vehicles. Large bon fires had been arranged and just awaited the touch of match to illu- minate the woods in true gipsy fashion.
 The roasting of weinerwursts and sweet potatoes, the toasting of cheese and marshmallows provided employ ment for all hands until the supper was spread. The above, in addition to the usual supply of picnic edibles in the way of meats, breads, pickles, cakes etc, made a sumptuous repast. A keg of weinerwursts had been pro, vided Dr and Mrs. Choate gave ten pounds of marshmallows for the occa- sion, while ten pounds of Nabisco waters were provided by Mir. Elzie Sigman.
 Campfire tales and songs around the dancing freight created muca until about 9:30 o'clock, when the party were invited to the Longworth home, where a delightful musicale was given.
 A partial list of those present fol lows Misses Hazel Small Ida Me Elroy, Emma Bledsoe, Fife Bledsoe, Annie Johnson, Lucy Warner, Ethel Carpenter, Allie Carpenter Goldie Dillow, Pearl Dillow, Allie Murphy, Lillian Sullivan, Helen Purcell, Lillian Western, Violet Western, Mabel Gil lenwater, Music Clark, Frances Will Hams, Florence Williams, Esther HGttie Longsworth; Messrs. Charles Goslee. Lester War ner. F. T. Wisby, Ben Igleheart, Char lie Maxwell H. B. Crabbe, Harry Priest, Roy Sayre, Clarence Wilson. John May, Elzie Sigman, Fred Sims, Dan Gillenwater, Dick Jones, Ed Charlie Roots, Bates Rainey, Joe Nutty, DeBurt Purnell, Harold Warner.
 En route home the young people made the welkin ring with their songs until they reached the street railway terminal on Malvern avenue.
 *
 Miss Irene Laser has decided to re- main until next summer in Philadei- )hia with her sister, Mrs. Berthold Strauss, whom she has been visiting turing the past few months. It will )e very interesting to the many
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Dame Grundy has been whispering for a long time, and with truth, that a widow who is known to be fine business woman with an established business of several years on Central avenue, is to be one of the winters brides.
 Other weddings will be announced later.
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Pre-NuptiaI Affair-Mlss Sally Phil. lips Rector, Honoree; Mrs. A. H.
 TribbIe, Hostess.

lips Rector, Honoree; Mrs. A. H. TribbIe, Hostess. Exquisite grace and elegance char acterized the unique entertainment given Friday afternoon by Mrs. Albert H. Tribble in honor of Miss Sally Phillips Rector whose approaching marriage to MT Veit Aull Hain of Chicago has been the inspiration of many eourtesies extended by admir- ing friends.
 Dr, and Mrs. Tribble have but re, gently taken possession of their at. tractive, elegant new home, and this party was the first social event within it's hospitable walls. The guests declared it augured well for the future happiness of the beautiful bride-elect.
 The artistic finish and freshness Of the home combined with the hand some mahogany furnishings were en- hanced by effective decorations.
 In the reception hall an immense potted salvia gave rich coloring. as did also bowls of bright-hued dahlias of brilliantly contrasting red and yellow.
 On the elegant white mantel in ths drawing room were vari-colored cos. mos in pastel tints. 6EI 4s
 Mrs. Tribble and Miss Rector re |ceived the guests in the drawing room. The graceful hostess was charming in white crepe meteor with overdress of rich lace. The lovely honoree was very attractively gowned in a handsome robe of wisteria char mouse with rich gold trimmings.
 The form of entertainment provided was original with Mrs. Tribble and quite unique. A handsome book bound in flexible leather was pre- sented, wherein each guest wrote choice recipe with signature added, thereby making of the book useful souvenir and a treasured autograph album. This twas presented to the honoree, who received it gracefully
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Weddings.

Rumor has it that well known and popular widow near lower Cen. tral avenue is to be married soon.
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The Ladies Aid Society of the First Christian church will hold a meeting Thursday afternoon at o'clock at the residence of Mrs c. D. Serrill on
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Notice of Meetinq.

The Eastern Star will have thefs regular meeting Monday night, Octo. Der 19, at the Masonic hall.
 All visiting members are cordially invited.
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Mrs. Ballentine left yesterday for her home in Philadelphia after a visit of several weeks to friends in this city.
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Enjoyed by Presbyterians.

The members or the orange street Presbyterian church are having so- cial meetings at the homes of the va rious members this fall. One of these pleasant affairs took place Friday evening at the home of T. J. Randall and family. There were twenty-five or thirty members present. Music and social time afforded the enter tainment for the evening. A delicious ice course was served.
 The next meeting will be with Mrs. Beresford Cobb.
 The members of the Orange Street Presbyterian church state that the foundation of their new church has been completed The brick work, it is stated, will be finished by Novem. Der g. Services will be held in the new church by Christmas if all goes we'll in the completion of the work.
 Lest We Forget.
 The Greenwood Cemetery Associa- tiOn are very desrous of increasing their membership and interest in the work of improving Greenwood ceme. tery. As it is there are only a few bearing the burden of expense in hay ing the cemetery cleared of vines and rubbish. Everyone interested Is in vited cordially to meet with the mem. bers at the office of Scott Wood or to telephone James R. Housley Money is very much needed to carry on the work. Those who are giving are de sirous that the work of the associa tion be made permanent and that the cemetery be kept in such condition that it will have more the appearance of a well-kept park. It should bt beautified by well-kept walks anC driveways, grass, well-kept graves flowers, etc. A man has been en gagged to assist the sexton to keep the cemetery in proper condition but ht cannot be kept permanently unless more of our citizens contribute to tho cause. The members of families hay ing loved ones laid to rest in this cemetery are asked to cooperate witt the work by their influence and fin ances. An association of this kinC should also be started for the Holly wood cemetery. It is said that the members of the Jewish church are assessed a small sum monthly to keeE their cemetery in proper condition This is laudable. The Catholic ceme tery is also being given attention to make it as attractive as possible Greenwood and Hollywood need the same care and attention and it does not speak well for those having loved ones buried there that things are not better attended to by them. There is no complaint of the sexton. He does work, and works hard, but he needs assistance, and that calls for money.
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Mrs. M. D. Brady. proorietor of tie Maurice Apartments has resIrned from an extended visit through the east.
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Prospect avenue. Business of impor, tance and all members are urged to be present.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-12
Gpmp9onislon,srt.

sn Den bciben bieslpotisen Spn.
pboniefouBerteH, Die iuie iiblih am
dreitag yindmittag uno am Gainitag
gIbenb i'm gmerp auhitorium itattfin.
ben, lrirft aIs Soliit Der iriid,e Bari.
ton Gbmunb gnrfe nit, Der beim
ticiigen pubIitiim nod, i'm beiten an.
henfen bon ieineru porisidbrigen auf.
tretcn itebt, nls er In Dem bon wsa.
6nne WeIbn eegebenen ssonjert NIT.
luirtte. TaS poIliidnoige programnL
bas Ir, Grnit Giinlpalo fir bic beiben
biesp0d. igen fon5erte 5uiammense-
iteIlt bot lit pie foIat;
0uuertiire- GbriItopb Columbus,
.s.. i. BaeHer
9Irie .GuanO Ia fIamme be I'anIollrs, /,
aus r2a ioIie file Be Eerib", J.
gi5st
Concerto @roiio Wo. z, fir Gtreid.
iiiitramente ulto 9aiio contiDilo :.
alrie ygiiion iuaitipe" aus .Sero.
Dinoe" .. ... Mfniienet
Spnlpbonie go. 1 in 6 G.Wsol. @rubms
Der Worberfnuf Der GinJelfartrn
fir bic beioeu Ronserte besiRnf ipic
iibIiH nm hsufisen Gaae BET ber
Gburh .Beinfamp Co.. an Der @dt
gisrsen strabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-12
Sans i'll Slammen.

Our9 cine petruleumlampens@rp
iion entitanb ssItern in Der gBpbnunS
Der 5rau Pfeiffer an oem Erospeet
pIas unb ReaOins Rouo Elm 5eusr,
oas nit grocer SaneIigteit I'm Iicb
eriff. Die 5lammen fraBen ita au5
ibrem 8ranpbero in Dem Sipeiten
Stotpsrt na9 unten uno oben our6,
uno beorobten Die &Gume bes @aiis
nirtbss Sobn Gbben in betrd9tltten
Mabe. Die Seueripebr riidte nit msb=
reren 2Dfd5iigen 5ur 8runoIteqe 40
uno bate nngeitrengt su tbun, I'M oas
Solobaus Dor gGn5Ii6er 9eruthtung
gu beipabren. Der angeri6tete S9as
ben nirb auf $500 angegeben
= &uf unbetannte Wetie eHtItano
9eitern 9l6eno in ben RGumen Der
electric Seature GiIm Co., @isens
thinner Wiqiam Tyor, go. 217 Oft 8.
Strabs, Elm 5euer, oas eineu gertnsen
S9ooen peruriadte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-12
5inse wem Gefans sesebeu.
2uit nRb Crib flingcn am Counting
uieocr aus beim 2ieberreigen
Der &creiuisten Ginger.

,Singe, mem 9eiang gegeben" bat
seltern 2tbeuD Serr 9einri4 GOpe
tbeoretiI9 i'm OeutIfen &itterarii6ep
alub bebanDelt. prattii4 iperben IS
am Sonntag 0aamittag Die 8ereinis5
ten GGn9er tbun, penn iie in Der WiuF
iitbaGle ben S9al ibrer froben 2ieoer
bur6 ben Raum flut4en laheR. DaS
2iepertonSert Der SGnger 1T teirle
@inri6tung mebr pOn geifern ooer
beute. @s sebOrt gum muiitalifaen Ge@
ben tpis Der puter gum 9anttag uno
obne Oosielbe pGre bic Saiion ni9t
DOutdnbig. Simmer peitere Sreiie baT
ben pieIe 2ieoerton5erte ge5ogen, IN
INNER tpeitere S6i6ten lit bas Sn'
tereTe getragen, ioOaB aus Dem Saul
Isin 3ub0rer DON por Sabren jeBt ein
mad gauisnbeH 5ablenoes bo9anie6Hs
li9es 2lubitorium gefporoen 1T. linz
fere SGn9er baben 0ieis 5riump6e pol
unb gan5 perbient. Wenn INNER es
gilt, bem OeutI9en Rumen @9re gu
maheH uno un1erH 6elien DIE reGls
Deibe aufSuoriiden, bic Sdnger Iteben
ME 5uriid, gu bieiem 3ped iiuo fie
foauiasen oas gun5e Sahr binpurh bet
Der prpbe. Mber tie opferu germ ibre
3eit unb niemals lit an lie Der Ruf
pergebens erganssn. S0llten mir b1
ni6t 10 sttpas ME 9unt6arteit uuiern
SdHgern geseniibsr smpfinoen unp
aud einmaI gu i5neu geben, ND iie
bod 10 bdnfig gu uns tommen9 60
Elm Helm penis Gnertennung 5olen
uno grmunterung Sutbeii iDeroeH lals
len ibren 9eitrebungen? Stun, ipar
Dol bieler Stimmung beiseIt lit, uno
tper pGre es nibt?-, an Sonntag
m0ge er feline S6ritte Der WuiitbaIe
5uIenten uno bur9 feline @nlDeienbeit
beim &onsert bepeiien, oub mir uns
ems fiibIen nit unIsrn SGngern uno
Su ibnen balten po[Ien ilHmercar.
Sorsen mir oufiir, oab bic ntuIitbale
am Sonntag Rl6mittag bsIeBt 1T bis
gum lesten beihetoenen plaB.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-12
eokal.Dfrid)t.
10 Danfdex Gsmatagsrube he.
Die Metssrarbeiter bOffeu babei auf
bic WlihuirfuHs Ses Tublifuus.

Gic Wesserarbeiter llnion iiidt
fir tire Nlitglieber Scnltagsrube
aud mdbrenb Der flint @irtermorate
ju crIangen unb iie bat in ibren @e.
miibungeu bic unterihisimg oes Gen.
tral 2abor Go,ineil. @Ieid)jeitig ipen.
Get ii6 bic llnion an bas BubIifum
nm llnteriiisimg IN ibrem 9orbaben.
Tieie SiIie fol- ibHeu oaburb sutbeil
lperoen bab bas Hublif,tm ieiue
6Isiideinfdufe am Samitas beiorgt.
Gle Wetgerarbeiter erflaren, oaB Tie
on Mof)cntaaen bon 13 bis II Stin.
ben 81 arheiten bdtten unb an Conn.
tngen o bis 9 Gtitnben. Die Conn.
taasarbeit mofiir iie feline ge5abIimg
crbaIten, ioite uegiallen iuio es t6nu.
fe m6bl gang gut eefdleben. Die 2ns
benbeiiBer baben iib bereit ertidrt
ben 5Ieiidperfauf an Sonntagen eill.
5uitellen, ,uenn bas RnbIifnm oan,it
einperitanben lit. Ter Geidditsasent
Der Wetgerarbeiter linton III &err
Widael gdnlo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-12
SrauS6fiides Seilmitcl Bilft Yia'
aenlei0euocn.

6rarifrei6 tpurbe Die Ration cine
Wagenleioen eenannt. Die 5ran5o
len baben our6 6enerationen cine
einfa9e Mtiidwng bon oegetabiIi-
idJen Seleu eebrauft, mel6e ale
Ytagen. nno lI1ltcrleibsleioen ltiloert
mo ben 9arnl irei balt BON faiIligen,
giftigen Stofien. Ger Wlagen Diro
IN Die Gage periest, ieiHe 5untt!onei1
in nornaIer g8eiie 81 perri6ten.
Serr SEQ. 8. Mnpr, ein leitenoer
4potbefer BON Chicago, beilte ii6
ieIbit in fiir5er 3eit NIT Oieiem Sell
nlittel. Gle 9o6frage lit 10 groB,
Dag er oieie Dele Don Sranfrei4 inl@
portirt uno hieielben unter Dem 9tas
men bon yWapr's punoerpoqem @lne
genbeiImittel" 5liiammeniest. 2eltte
son iiberaa ffreiben unb be3eugeD
6ie nun0er5ars 2inoernug, Delte lie
our6 Den @ebrau6 oieies Seilrnittels
er3ieIten - cine 0oiis befreit ben
Sa6rper BON giftigen @niummlusgett
meIAe ii6 IN Sabren angeianmelt
6abcu lnlo iiber5eugt Die nteiiten Wta-
oeu., 2ebcr. ooer llnterleibsleiocit'
Oen. Wtapr'5 m!lnoerpoles @ngen.
beilmittel miro jest BEL ollen blciigen
glpotbefern uerfalift.
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Die Utebb5fe itab pffem.
Sie sdJliehnusSOroer III seitsrn
Mbsub wieerruieu iuurosn.

gis iest lit es gelunae,L SamiItoll
Gplintp bon Der gefiird)teten wtaif.
iyD alauenieuhe irei5ubnlten, uno
DasieI6e lam gliidlidler Beiie BON
ben uns ssseuiiberliegenDen aeu.
tudper Counties Campbell linS Sen.
ton gefnat iperoen. gtatiirIih limb bic
croentliditen goriidDtsnIabreeeln er.
griifen worben, INN eine ginifIep.
plIng Der Seild)e az berbinbern. Gieie
ARaiJregeln iperoen ougenidcinlih aIs
aeniigellb eradtet, mas oarnus berpor.
gebt onB Der staatspeterinir Er.
aiibcr bic friiber am 1ase erlaifcnc
Srore suin SflieBen Der 8iebbSie
ipat giahmittaas lpioerruien bat. 3u.
ilbr ulb @erianht BON SdIahtpieb
aus Ohio erlciocn SemnadJ in lnjereA
Diebb6fen feiuerIei lluterbred,ung.
Ger 9efebI rpirb 5lr Jolae baben, 6ab
Die 5leiidpreiie nidt ins llneublide
IN bic S0be setrieben iueroen f5unsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-12
Nes 9iebitaEls beidlnleiat.

Wapor @nselbarbt BON Norpooo
iibsrtpies ssitern Cola 9aIbribge, mel.
DIE unter Der 4ntluse bes 9iebitabls
BON ct. 2ouis na6 NorpoOb auriid,
transportirt nurbe, psn 9robssidpo.
renen uno iteate bic qlntIage auf
9rpbbiebita6l. 5rau 9snjamin
9eorge, DON go. 2134 GIsnsp 4pe.,
bate Die @erbuftung psranlobt. IN.
benz lie oas MGbhen, peldes bel ibr
aIs 5ausmdb4en unssItellt mar, be,
i9ulbigte, ibr aleibunssitiids I'm
Wsrtbe bon $120 ssitpbIen 5u baben.
Die 9dloribse ipurbe bel ibrer 9ns
tunft auf bsm uniun 9ababof in
ct. 2puis fsitgsuommsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-12

ideint elm dltts grunbibsl ~ fem;
Atlasfe jib Bismdrd 1870 Dor paris
bod oaribsr, bab er BON ben militds
ridden 1eborben burdaus ungeniigeno
informirt ipiirbs, unb feline 3ufluht
barum bdufis 5u bem arisgsiorrefs
ppnbenttn Der rSimes" nebrnen miiHe,
ttn er tets iibsr bic militGriidsn Wors
sdnss trsfflid initruirt fdnbs.
Wan ft0bt bier I'm publitum unS
inter offi5ielIen perfSnlidteiien tms
mer ipiebsr auf ben Gsbanfen, Is ipiirs
be seniissn bsm ameritaniidsu publis
FUN bic auseu su 0ffnen, iptnn man
ibm m6slidit pisle pabrbeitssstreut
8sridte i1idts; man iiberiiebt alIo
tpisber siumnl, bab in allen Dingen
5um Glauben cine GENTLE Dispofition
geh6rt, foSuiassn cine prdbispoiition
fiir bds. mas man slauben Ioq. Die
aber fsblt Bel ben anslosa samtrifdnern
oft tn bedngittgtnoer Wsifs, iobalb es
ii9 nm Deutidlanb banbelt. ipdhrsno
lie In eminsntem Wabe porbdnesn IT,
iofDeit gnsInnb in 8etradt tommt.
Ditfs Dispoiition gu 6nbern tpirb abet
bic blpbe Wittbsilung BON tpabrbeitss
getrtuen ariessbsrihtsn nidt ausreis
den. absr Tsbr rnahtpoq, tpsnn duh
inbirelt, mag Der tpeitere Werlduf bes
arisses ielbit oarauf einlpirien, benn
bab gum Gdlub bic sanse @erlogens
heit Der enslii&n politif Dor ausr
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bic Gnglanbs sfr.unoliden ameritdner
einen folaen 9lbideu empfiHbsn, bab
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5u MAIDEN.
Wuduff Spauutb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-12
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