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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-04-02
REPEAL
MEASURE
RECEIVES
MAJORITY
Sc VOTES

Washington, April 1.-THE house
of Representatives last night. after
one OF the most spectacular legisIa-
tive struggles in the history OF the
nation. voted to repeal the provisions
OF the Panama canal act exempting
American vessels from the payment
of tolls. The vote on the repeal bill
was 247 TO 1sl. majority OF Sc votes
in support OF the personal plea OF
President Wilson
This verdict on the issue, which
has absorbed congress for weeks.
came at the close OF a stirring day.
made memorable in the annals Of the
house by a party division which
found Speaker Champ Clark. aMajort
ty Leader Underwood and other
Democratic chieftains lined up in
open opposition to the president on
an issue which the latter had deciar-
ed vital TO his conduct OF the nations
foreign policy.
Today the bill went TO the senate.
where the fight will be renewed with
all the vigor and determination that
attended II in the house. On the final
vote go Democrats in the house
stood by the president. giving him in
-ungrudging measure" what he had
asked for the honor OF the nation
in its foreign relations. Twenty-Five
Republicans and two Progressives
also voted to sustain the president
Made Speech Of His Life.
Fifty-two Democrats followed
Speaker Clark and Leads~ Under
wood to defeat. Nothing. it seemed
could stem the tide OF adminissra-
tion success.
Speaker Clark. for nearly twenty
two years a member OF the house.
made the speech of his life to fore
stall what he termed 'unquestion-
able degradation OF the nation. In
this he failed. but he did smooth
over the party breach with kindly
words for his adversaries. praise for
President Wilson and an unqualified
denial Of any vaulting ambition H'tk
his own behalf.
when Speaker Clark had closed
the debate for the opposition to ne
repeal with an impassioned arsR'
uent. he vas triumphant in de-
feat. for the entire legislative assem-
blase. in which were many senators.
rose 10 cheer him.
President Wilson was at dinner
when the result Of the vote Was an-
nouneed. He was gratihed. but made
no comment.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-04-02
PLEADS FOR
nationwide
PROHIBITION

Rev. Sam w. SmalI OF Atlanta,
Ca. in his lecture at the First Meth
odist church Tuesday night on His
Majesty. the Devil" inausurated the
campaign so far as Canon City Is
concerned Of the national and state
organizations OF the Anti-saloon
league to place Colorado in the list
of dry states at the November cleo
tIon.
There was alarge attendance atthe
church to hear Rev. Small discuss
the prohibition question. as it was
anticipated that he would handle the
/. proposition in a distinctive and orig
inai manner. In this the public was
not disappointed. for his argument
was unique and convincing. Bubbiing
with humor and bristling with facts.
Rev Small in his discourse made a
strong presentation Of the case and
proved himself TO be one of the most
entertaining champions OF the wa
ter wagon movement ever heard
here.
Rev. Small was introduced 10 the
audience by Mayor Frank r. Smith.
who commended the rnti-saioon sen-
eiiment OF the people OF this CON-
munity and predicted that they
would give a good account OF them
selves when the matter of state wide
prohibition came up next fall. Mr.
smith stated that Rev. Small was
consecrated as a minister In the
Methodist Episcopal church in Canon
city in 1884 aud that In the twenty
years that had elapsed since then he
had made a name for himself in the
cause OF sohriety and good citizen
ship. in which our people took jus
Unable pride.
Amer a complimentary reference 20
Canon city. in the course OF which
he said he had always felt a ssnti-
mental interest In the town and It's
surroundings. Rev. Small stated that
he was not temperance man." but
A prohibitionlst In the completest
sense of the term so far as the ga
.Ioon and the traffic in strong drink
was concerned. lie stated that the
phrase temperance man" was de-
generate and misleading as applied
10 the whlskey proposition and that
people we're either prohibitlonisis or
we're favorable to the liquor question
and the bansful Influences OF strong
drink.
Rev. Small talked In his strong
mastersuI way for nearly two honrs
an dto,d OF the Victories won by pro
hlbitIon In the southern states and
OF the triumphs Il Was destined TO
achieve throughout the land. He said
The government went into the liquor
,rafnc sixty years ago and that the
people who compose the nation are
now demanding that II go out OF the
business. He expressed the hope that
when the federal census OF 1920 was
taken there would not be a licensed
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-04-02
RUBE WAOOEl OYIHG
OF TUBERCULOSIS
oBY UNITED PREss,.

San Antonio. Texas. April L.
George Edward waddell, the famous
pitcher. better known as Rube wad-
dell. Is dying in local sanitarium Of
tuberculosis. He has been in a coma
for hours and physicians say that he
cannot survive the night.
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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-04-02

Mrs. r. E.Lovern and daughter
Lois will leave Thursday for Rogers.
Arkansas.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-01
Coming Events
IN Clar ksburg

Thursday, April apron sale.
auspices Parish Aid Society, Christ
Episcopal church, parish house.
Thursday, April 2.-"Judeth OF
Bethulia," motion pictures. Bijou
'nG Friday, April 3-Ner o'Brien's
Minstreis, Robinson Grand theater.
Saturday, April 4.-"StoD Thief"
Robinson Grand theaEer.
Tuesday. April City election;
noIts open $3.50 a. m, close 6:2S p.
Thursday. Friday, Saturday, April
q, 10, 11-"TrafIic in Souls" after
moons and nights, Robinson Grand
Wednesday. April S-'oThe Wrong
Mr.. President Robinson Grand
Monday, April 1a.-Easter dance,
given by Assembly club, Waldo hotel
TUESDAY, April 14-Lyman II.
Howe's motion pictures, Robinson
Grand theater.
Tuesday. April 14-Dance given
by Knights of Columbus.
Friday, April 17.-Dance given by
Delta Kappa Club. Waldo hotel.
Thursday, Friday, April 16. IL
Spectacular entertainment, America,
Robinson Grand. theater, under aus
pices of the Marcato Club.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-01
a. &C Onener.

Col Jere II Wheelwright, of bal
timore. president Of the Consollda-
ton coal Company, did another
good turn for West Virginia when ne
brought tran load OF eastern cap
italists on an inspection trip through
the upper Monongahela valley few
days ago. Eastern newspapers say
the big excursion was an eye opener
for many of the financieTs who were
on II. The most of them, Of course,
we're aware that the section visited
is ndustrially important hut many
had not realized its great advantage
and wonderful resources until they
viewed them with their own eyes.
The Baltimore News, for example,
saws that substantial results are ex-
peeted to follow the Wait 81 the Bat
timore bankers and business men
who were in MIR. Wheelwright $
party. Continuing, that newspaper
says, edttorially:
There is no question of the pos
sibilities OF that section. and every
member of the party was deeply I'M
pressed with the resources of the
STATE. and especially with Balti-
more's chance to reap goodly snare
Of the wealth concealed in the
ground aud the opportunity to cap
ture :he bulk Of the trade Of the
section. The trade viii not come to
US: we must go after it.
THE Nest VirGinians are in re-
cept.ve mood. and it is up TO our
merchants and bankers 20 utilize this
advantage The trip did much 70
advertise Baltimore and strengthen
the ties that bind the Two sections.
The path has been blazed and We
VII lie false - our interests if we
fail TO measure up to the opportu-
nifty"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-01

All bidders for the bridge bonds
stood on the same ground except
that the successful one offered $500
more than the next highest. Any
other bidder had the right according
to the manner of selling the. bonds
to have their validity established.
The successful bidder ayailed itself of
this right, which any other bidder
would have done. There are few
carping critics, however, who feel
terribly outraged because the city
received SSC9 more for the bonds than
was offered 10y the next highest bid
der However, it IS hard to satisfy
everyone, but as the public has bene-
fitted to the extent of $500, the Tel
egram sees no reason why heed
should be given to those who did
not want the city TO have the bene-
AT
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-01

The latest reports arc that
Flunkeey Flu's warehouse Of uaan-
swered letters of praise will nave to
remain unanswered. 1t has been
calculated that more than two years
time would be required for Fiuukey
and twelve stenographers. working
continuously, to answer them all;
and it Is understood that Flunlley
does no. intend to remain in
Ciarksburg that long
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-01

terest to ali without the gangs
taking advantage OF the meeting &c
advertise some of Its candidates for
city office. Mr.. Blue was entitled to
he free from such a drawback, but
there are always those who insist on
being where they are not wanted
and doing things selfish however OBJ
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-01

When the Exponent finds it neces-
sary to assail bankers. it 5 evident
that it realizes the hopelessness OF
the Democratic gangs cause. Bank
ers are men of stan ding in their cam-
munities and the public have conf
dence in their integrity
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-01

While that alleged clean govern
ment" ticket is being held up as
sanity by its mouthpiece, some OF
the members are busIIy engaged in.
soliciting the votes OF men the official
mouthpiece condemns as undesirable
citizens. They are especially busy
in the saloons
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-01
Never Knew This Beferc.

The rainbow isfthe. latest New YORK
drink Enough Of any drink!v'ill make
a fellow see rainhows on, a perfectly
clear night.-Wheeling Telegraph.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-01

Alleged communications please
the Exponent very much, if they con
tain attacks upon business men and
public officials. 1t is willing to
abandon its editorial page in order
to Publish these attacks. It's adver-
tising columns show the pubIic's dis
approval but it does not seem 10 re-
alfze the gravity of its faults.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-01

F1unkey Flu, the illiterate craven.
Is now so ashamed of his editorial
utterances that he has not the face
to use them as such any more, but
is cowardly trying to shift the re-
spons:biIity thereof by putting them
into anonymous advertisements. 1t
matters not just where they are put,
however, as they bear all the bucolic
earmarks of their clownish composer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-01
WHAT OTHER EDITORS SLY
EInsf Hane Boon.

Both sides have won a crushing vic
tory at Torreon The mortality among
the feas must have been terrible
Wheeling News
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-01

The Editor OF the Exponent and
the head of the Democratic gangs
ticket are what may be termed for
eign missionaries. They would do
well to spread their gospel among
the Democratic gangs ters instead OF
trying to induce the public to give
that gang control of public affai rs
and thus bring a plague upon the
city
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-01
Tbe Questloll.

The question in England appears to
he whether the government shall run
the arrny, or the army run the gov
meirt.-WheeIing Register.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-01

Attacking business men of the
city is hab.tual with he Exponent
That will get its party nothing and
that is what is putting it in bad. i
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-01

The Democratic gang is grasping
the last straw Fred o. Blue, state
prohibition comm tssioner, could not
even speak here on subject of in
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-01
An Evening Echo.

The more honesty a man has the
DEHON.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-01
$3.50
Brussels Rugs
$3.50

Extra large size, 10
feet 6 inches by IL
feet. Beautiful line Of
new designs and color
ings in both floral and
oriental. Good quail
W. A seamless Rug.
Regular price $3.50,
Sale price $16.50.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-01
$3.50 Velvet Rugs
S1.OO

Several bales of new Rugs
direct from the mill, at one
third their regular price. Size
27x54 inches. New designs
and colorings in floral and
oriental, be sure to get yours.
Come at once.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-01
S1.OO Brussels Carpets
Use yard

A handsome assortment of carpets, new designs
and coIorings, heavy 10 wire Brussels Carpets,
designs suitable for any room in the home Also
Halls and Stair designs. The most durable Tapes
try Brussels carpets made. Sale price, made, laid
and lined only 85c the yard
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-01
$1.S5 Velvet Carpets
S1.CO I'd.

Handsome Velvet Carpets in a large line of
new designs and colorings. Also Hall and Stair
designs Excellent quality and value at $1.S5 yard
Made, laid and lined free. Sale price $1.Oo yard
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-01
S1.35 Rxmins+er Carpets 81 yd'
smrHas AxmLMszER CARPETS.

Large line Of new designs and colorings;
handsome Carpets that will practically last life
time At this price $1.00 yard they are the best
values we ever heard tell Of for they are sold reg
u1arly in every store in the land at $135 to $15O
the yard Our sale price $1.oo yard, made, laid
and lined.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-01
$l7.0G Brussels Rugs
8 4 S.98

Room size, SKI feet. Made by Alex
ander Smith and Sons. A most excel
lent quality. A rug that viii stand hard
service, new designs in oriental and
floral. Good line Of medium and light
colorings. SIT Rugs, sale price only
$13.9S.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-01
II. so Brussels Rugs
S8.s8

Room size 8 #. by 10 TT.
in. A heavy Brussels Rug,
Seamless. A rug that will give
excellent service oriental and
floral designs in a splendid
line of colorings. Good value
at S11.50. Sale price only
1898.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-01

SIPS Brussci, Carpets
Csc ware
Large line of heavy Brussels Carpets in new
designs and colorings- suitable for any room in
the home, also hall and stair designs great
many stores sell this same quality at $1.15 the
yard Made laid and lined at sale price, Toe yard
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-01
$3.50
Rrt Squares
S4.98

Room size 9x12f #,
A large line of new
designs to S lie c t
from. Sale pric c
$4.9S.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-01
$500 and $4,000
Exminster Rugs
Sl9.98

Room size 9x12 feet. Made by Alex
ander Smith and Sons. Beautiful Rugs;
colorings and. designs are new, exciu-
sive at Watts-Lamberd' and are reg
ular $1,000 and $500 Rugs. Sale
price 1888.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-03
Rleims NsliseiHa dsriAtea.

- Gin ginbreber fattete in Der
3eit stpifdtu Gdmitag 9lbsnb unb
Montag Worssn ben Gei9Gftsrdum.
liftsittE bsr pounsforb Gtdtionsrp
60. 30. 131 Of Wieris Gtrdbs sinsn
geiu6 ab. mubte ii9 isboh nit febr
geringer geuts bssHiigen, bic aus sis
mem liiufebsrhnItsr, einer tiLIieen 9ds
iAenubr unb elmer Wunbbdrmonitd
beitanb. Der GinbrtGsr bsnubtt anH
bic @slessnbsit, fsin.n fsbr fabsnfdei.
nistn Rod anb Elm nihi serobt iau.
b.rts 5smS sessn elm 6enlb unb sinsn
ROd einsutduiAen. bic q IN bsm a1i
ben fonb.
- Jrau $. Guilb ppn 80. 1863
Center elbsnus. Snrpsp, Ja., BAT &c,
tern bic poIi5ei srfuai. ibr Bel Der
Muffintung sinss geipiiisn Jdmes q.
genIon bsbilflih 3u Iein Der bier ans
fdfiis itin Io[l unb btiisH Go9itr ii9
In ibrsr Obbut ttfinbet.
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ftriaen gld4t BEN geiddTtslpfal b.r
syranilin Motpr Gar Go. go. lila
giate Gtrabt einsn 9siuG ob unb lies
ben dls Hsuts $3l.95. bie fis In Der
ssaiTsHfAublabs fanbsn. mitssbsn.
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ten QIufreanng, ba mait eine Wisber'
boIung Der aatdffropbe bonn Sabre
1906 bsfiirdtst, mann burd bic erup'
tion Sdaben in 55be BON $40, ,OO0,'
600 anserihtet ipurbe.
3uerit ipurbe Elm beftises untsrirbi=
fdes Roasn bernebmbar. bdnn snts
ifr0mtsn BEN arater rieiise Rauhfpol.
Ten unb balb barduf besann aapa III
srobsn MuHen gu fIieben.
Die .Goeben" htibt jebt
.SuItan SeItm".
gmiterbam, 2. gaob. Der aor.
reTpcnbsnt bes .5dnbelsblob" te!es
srapbirt, bab Der iiirtiId,e sfrsn5sr
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hemharnirt ha., Der bemalige beuti9e
areussr rGOeben" 1T.
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BUTTON.
amiterba m, 2. Rop. Cine De-
ptTts aus Berlin tiinbist all. bdb
mad lansen llntsrbanbIunsen bic
2ritssiontribution, bic Der Stabt
griiNel BON ben D.utfden aufsrlsst
ipuroe, befinitip anf 100000
syranss ($9,000.O00) fefts,febt NOR.
ben III. Bon biefsr Summe miiHen
ip5dentIi6 100000 5rancs $780,
000) be3oblt ipsrben.
griiFeI lpurbe am 20. alusuit bon
ben Dtuti9en bsIebt. 9aIb barauf
bieb es, bab bic OeutT6sn bon Der
Stabt cine &risgstOntribution Don
$40,0oo,000 psrIanst bGtt.n, unb Der
propin5 grabant, beren Sauptiidbi
griiFsl III. eins ipeitere aortribution
DON $90.000.000. DieTs Wadridien
iparen aber niemdls offisiea beitdtist
,porbsn. Spdisre Sepeif.n entbiels
ten bic Wifikilung, bdb 8riiFsl BON
Der oufsrlsgten aontribution bertits
100000 btaahIt bate.
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3eatidsr @ilitar iintsritisunss.
gerein.

Inter bsm goriib Ses Ssrrn Ssnrp
9aefner unb nit Serru $. .. 2usb.
bert als SsirstGr fanb gsiiern glbsnb
IN 5asfner's 5alle. gibsrtp unb Gin
Strabe, bic rsselmdbiss @srlamms
lung bes obisen 8,reins itatt Bier
erfrdniie Wsitslisber srbislien bic iib.
li6s llntsritiibung i'm 8strase DON
SIT. Der friiber ssfabte gsifIub,
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3sit Dtrfdobsn. QlIs reues Wiiglieb
lpurb. 5nr Grit ganbtrlin. 30S
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1906 i'm 8. @arbe llIauen Reai.
msnt pOtsSam ssbitnt 6at, In Dor.
idlas s.bradt. SIN einilana NIT
BEN gtfdlub bssSiabiperbanSs ipur.
ben bic Mi!slisber duf bic btuties
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iu4i, nidi Su perfsbIeu, fir Dome
Wabl anfmtrtIum semdHt unb ers
men. 9i. ginudbnen beirug.n
S1855 nnb bi, alussaben $3s.75.
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Nylaml. mnb alamen. Zea6e
gerouiabt gunbts.R
sierunasufreRgerA q ua.
rantaineim 80 ittsl.
ntften.

Dafbinston, .. g., 2. Wcn.
9as gunbss gldsrbau Dtpariement
bsbnie am Mpntas bi. auarantaine.
bic infolas b,s auftrstsns Der 1saul.
unb &ldueuieu6e uuter bem @ish i'm
WittelipeIien aneeorbnst iporbtn. in
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rantdne nupmebr bic Staaisu Penn.
iplpanien, .nbiana iOtDis SlIiuois unb
Sbio betroffen perben.
Wit BsSus uuf bic @iebb0fs In Obi.
taso, oas srDbts Centrum bss 9ieb.
Eanbels I'm sansen aanbs iinb bic
Cuarantdnsporidriftsn 70 iirens.
roE ipdbrenb Der Oauer Der Quardns
iaine BON bort aus a6iolut iein leben'
bes g3isb perIanbt ipsrben Tam. 4ls
Isrbinas barf gieb aus ni4t inii5irtsn
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eoao asi4idt iperb.u, aber Der @ti.
terperfonbt ppn bort aus bari nur ers
frissn, nadbem bas @ieb 9ei4lnhtst
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aus RubIanb ausge.
niefen
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aae bsutIGen unb ofterrsifiidsn lin.
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srbaltsn, innsrbalb Der ndditsu Spei
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am Mpntas Der bisiissn Resisruns
offiSisa esinslott tpurbe.
Die abberufuna Der Der.
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Waibineton, 9. g.. 2. Rop.
Die Ser. Gtnntsn giesieruna bat eins
0ote an General Garran5a burH bi,
9srmitiluna bes brniiliauiiaen ge.
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ritanii9sn sruppen suriidsu5ieben,
falls ben urIpriinglihen Iorternnssn
fcr Der. GidatensRegisrung bsSiiglih
Der aeiftuna gfpiifsr Garantisn ent.
ipro9en tpirb.
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sleihssitia an ben nmeritaniiden Ron.
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bamit CT lie offiaisll Der bort iageHbeu
aonpeniion unierbrsiisn lam. Ga
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siiaIih Der psrlnngten @nrantien gss
lpiinfd5t pirb, ,iub ss ipirb bdrouf
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GtraBe feiern bsute ibre golbene Soh.
seit. Serr Weber lit IA unb feline
Satin II Sabre alt. geibe iinb fur
ibr gnter unsemein riiitis unb eebt
Serr @eber Isiner tdsliaen arbeit
nad unb beiOrst feline @attin bic
6ausarbeit.
= @m Srsitus, ben 6. Hopember
tpirb gum geiten bes prot. Waiienhau.
ies cine rgpunb partp" in Der gln.
italt an Der 13. unb Mabiipn &pe.
peranItaItet. Delft ben @aiien naa
beIten &rGften.
- @ilbbiiter Scales bat befannt
aegeben, bab nur in S6linaen gefan.
gene 5aien pertauft iperben biirfen.
= Gbef 0eputn Sheriff Sames
Slid bat big iebt 100000 an
Staots- une gountp Steuern ein-
genommen.
= Gbeffsine: glaubs gbausler,
% unb Glopie Mdrcum, 81, beioe ppn
9dptpn, .. = Spbn McReal, 26 unb
ssrau g6riitina 2argen, %. beiOe BON
Gbampaian, eSll. - q. VI. Stelpurt.
Sc, bon pleaiant Wluin. 8. unb Sbei.
ia paueb. 43, pcn 9elpre, 8.
= SeIen Gaaopp, 10 Sabre aft,
8attnt bes CHARLES gaaopp, itorb sc.
tern III Scr 8obnltng ibrcs @aters
Senrp 9uiie, 9to. 4712 Suntington
slpe, mad nlr furSem 2eiOen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-03
u. M. Ueorae ,uirb BON ieiner arant'
beit befrrit mad eimem mebr.
iGbrisen 2eiben.

n. De. George, ipeIfer in BOA
@aIjb guiIbing, glfron, g., Sffieet
bat, mar piele Sabre binourb nagen.
Ieibenb. gr periudte rett 5ablreide
gebanoIiurgen imb nabm piele Mieot'
5ineu elm.
SdIiebIih fanb er @apr's MIN.
berpolIes SeilmitteI. Gie geiieriitlg,
iueIde er ildte, fam. idnea. er
Idrieb:
.gs lit fpiinberbar, mas fiir Mellll'
tote ih er3ieIte. Sd) babe feline Spnlp.
tome bes alten 2eioens gebabt, an
ipelden id) inebrere Sabre gelitfeil
babe. Serr 5eluer, mein ylahbdr,
IpeIder aud Oapon beiieate, 1T iiber'
seugt Sapon, Sab er Elm gan5 anoerer
Waann gefporben, irno feine 5rdit
ipeIde fif, mebrere Sabre In idllet,ter
@eiitnbbeit befanb, slaiibt, batI CO ibr
Iebr gut tbne."
@ans tifnlid,e grieie fomnlen bon