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The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-05-22
THE COMING. ELECTIONS,

We are once approaching test Of the intelligence OF the
American working The before the nation that are
vital significance to the workers few but tremendous IN I'M
port colossal industries becoming more and more Top
heavy and unwey in the hands Of private Individuals The
deadly daily thousands and millions OF the employed
whom the capitalist government fail to protect from the huge
nd murderous attacks of the cptalsms private army OF
and gunner evident hand The life OF ORGANIZED
Dor is threatened as before and the elections this fall VII
determine whether the police powers of the nation ana M
courts are placed the hands of the working class or
remain where they are now the hands of capital to bro"
beat and crush the forces of labor Will shyser poca
stampede the Henry Dubbs with the hungry stomach slogan
Full Dinner Pa?" Are there human ackasses sufficiently mum
aros audience that will listen to tariff quacker
without throwing the speaker through the window VIII Tie Am
ican union Democrat national and Republican
state government that have permitted the ourages on union la
cor West Virginia. Michigan and Coorado The Socialist work
ing party offers the useful members of society an
10 less than full of the wealth producing facilities
The nation the full products of all labor. Capitalism and thu
capitalist Rep enBu party offers private control OF ely
hing railroad to loaf Of bread Socialism offers oI
society which useful mental and manual labor alone will VII
wealth and distinction Capitalism offers you the private prof
;vse in which all that is vile vicious and brutal human Ma
brougt in the animal scramble for getrchWck mon
~ remember all easy money out of the envelopes
wealth without labor enjoying that which belongs to others
The Socialist vote will doubtless be than doubled this year
nut we must be contented with that Every corade every
intelligent worker should get the firing line and help boo
y flow like if the national state and municipal police pow
rs are the control of the enemies of labor and Capas
private army of gunner left unchecked you Worlngaf
nd are contemplating voting the capitalist ticket III the na
that which should dear ask yourself why you arc go
ng to do it.
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-05-22
FAIRNONT.

The hub the wheel Of Watson branching ou spokes
leading the subterreanen bells from which taie
cAe enormous wealth in West Vrgnia great natural
coal Farmon bears all the outward appearances If cilize
city bat underneath and but lily concealed ~ this thn
responsibility the fang and cI Of tie ancient beast
greed civilized than when from the serfs of Europ
the products their toll with which satisfy its "%aiae
their daughters with which to satisfy its ca1? oSrS &1 'eI
lives with which satisfy its desire for rOWc! AMI cuc donna!
ation Farnont is owned, and OF course ruled b. the NaSs
The strangers in the city points to the LARGEST buonGS anc
cuves the native what they The Watson hotel tn
Watson bank the Watson office uhng the Watson hospital
etc The street railways belong to NaSon the electric plants
plants everything the people need and
miles all drectons they lay claim all the great natural
stored under the surface and enforce matter OF @
sweat and die that the kings OF their domain riot
rot in luxury Picture post cards Of the paaa Watson reses
able nuts and burrows Of the cG miners are obtalnab2 N
watson and its SYNONYM oHsodaed are spoken vi"
streets and bv,vays ever ltr to catch at
rebellion of opposition The stranger is warned ny Whispering
estricken against eXpreS3g Opinions Oud i III cN
ey way is impressed upon him that he no longer IN M Ian
where Mountaeers always reemen Native labor ii III
mines and elsewhere has almost entirely eliminated and
oS SSs men and 5 dunn spTes,o md
hopeless look ct nlA won Sed many as twenty III one l
hut: stranger Sew; h,'ess comfort. One
W naga that ne day The as OF wondering rebellion tina
III kinde in the these the! from
Their: inscfies u0t III. p"e& and lNuile$ their caiGS2
nds have wrought will lame INTO fierce Of hate which y"
blast into utter destruction the pyramid of oppression which
crushing down upon them That the oppveSsois t eaH an
IS apparent from precautions they haze taken n addition
their private armed and brutal reaers and slave drivers lei
awnakng machinery is steadily grinding out legal .,fe
@ Thrilled Workers was formed and maIched through the
Fairnont, two fearless spirits even dared AIDES
workers the streets Of the city, The incident 50 coho
throughout the nation but an nnoyaon here caSeE &"'e
consterpaton in the ranks Of the desoc of a5or The %"3
lowing '1aW upon its statutes:
'ORDINANCE-That it shall be unlawful fol- any Pc
son 10 hola; give or cause TO be nel, gwen or n
sieW9s or Tevs within said city Of F,irmont or UPON
anyl ib
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-05-22
THE STREET CAR WORKERS.

For various reasons the unionzed street carmen aT p t
vot to secure reorganization of their union from e fle
ba res Who control the Huntington street car INES lhe
hod not be discouraged the fact that the getting toge@
] 10 Collective action is the best for the workers. MAI
ers may be just we'll they are The men We're s
ka Sentiment ana as the Company could nave aSseu 1 t
@ 81 +bnr aalth the courts the militia if necessary to pro
ect scabs and possibly the city police force We Suggest @
o Local street car workers thoroughly organize the e
G Wiz Tho various labor unions through the Trades and aoo
Assembly The folly Of local to beat un nj de o
class has been such as drive home the Lesson OF ndus
and mass action ptted ssns the o street 6e e H p
ed aosin the united Of Huntingdon they are e
lastly they should realize that the 4 snd On be t
conditions Governmental power and influence IS used to pro
ect the interests of power Witness West virginia
Michigan and Colorado. government IS committee a' ~
after the interest of the class that controls it. The Socialist party
owned and controlled by the working class candidates
the servants of the organized preara Take your choice
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-05-22
| have .ryrked the e'%ir,-r,

have .;orNed the e'Grt-eoar H.
sor :his past II years ".iI A.
4 six-hour d.. and know tia ! g..
get j. urt.; til" great mas.
workers get the eight-hour cay.
when The proposed living p..
eight hour Gay law is onac,.t g..
The Mss y: tic workers i>..~ g.
eiphr-hour day, y" who "",. =.
lie ":gh;-m"tr day, will hen g
six ::"!;r t;.I. Let as ~ t"&p .
bcrcht # rld2hincrv is 10 d.
Vorh.
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-05-22

Demand the label or goods ,ir' -.
purchase. Look at the auv r''s.,
G, IurnS mt make your selections.
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-05-22
S;SStOl,, s, n.

The entire Socialist tickle; han. e..
mayor down WAS elected 4, s.@'...
=. d.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-08
Grnaseisesthnms .Sppstbetem.
gaeu cingetrasen.

g eingetragen.
Marb u. 9arpsr an Glenn Q. II,
z. o., $1,000.
CHARLES @auider an 81. @aro ~
II. g. Co., $3.50.
Senrp gercns on DO. $3.50.
ssobn @. Mfarien on Sanoper q
u. Co., $500.
gImelia 2. Rotb on Srmonoe 9.
II g. Co., $1,000.
g.iola Sal oil Cincinnati 8or'
fingmens Club 9. II. 6. 60. $4,000.
slIeranoer Dom an TropIoeni
9oan Co., $500.
sSreoerid 9ong an ct. Bernard
grogreiiipe q II. 6. q. 60, $4,000.
State @bitebeao an s5obn Ssidols.
500.
Gitena g. @erraro an luion ca.
pinas g. II. Z. 60, $4,000.
Charles ". 9ieper on llnion gla'
iional Bani, $4,000.
10. on DO, $1,000.
slbrabdm @nperman on Onoe
Wloel, $500.
Iape @loeI on Soc abier, $3.50.
Sarrp Mh9rioe an Soutbern Ohio
g. II. Z. Go. $4,000.
Grneit z. 0finebnrt an NooiioH ..
gl. go. 9, $500.
Slorenace y. Woore on DO,
$1125.
Senrp 3. @cbrmeper an 6O..
S2375.
Wiortba g. giogers an 90, $500.
2eoto G. g1ufb oil DO, $2500.
SanuieI 5oIep an BeopIe5 Q. II,
g. Co., S3750.
Gannie ggeis an 1enrl Wtarfei
ganf, $500.
sfngiiitis y. SugeineDer an gor'
ipooo snpropeb 9. II. 6. Co., $4,000.
ssranf @iaiaIns oil oo., $3f00.
@eiilgte 9ppotbsfen-
Tsars u. Sarpsr an Glenn .. u
9. u. $4,000.
WlarD Gallagher On aiberaI 8. u.
q. Co., $l50.
Sobn Wasner an GrpDiition 3. Il.
6. 60. $4,000.
SObn 20. NarieH On 5aHobsr 3.
". 60, 5000.
Celia S6nitttin un propibent g.
.. Ii. 2. Co., $500.
Sof. q. Sad an Soc Grtsl, 400.
Jas. s. Snnruban on Court Gtr0t
Martet 3. u. g. Gp., 5000.
DO. an bo.. $1,000.
Carl 8. GIootsuiHsr an b0.,
$4,000.
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0rnnSeis.ntIamsibert
Gincimnati Z. Of.


@uguit 5ereer OH Carl 3. Glib,
more, 2ot 36 in Mt. Sope Snn0icate
llnterabtbeilung, 81.
@aIter G. @arborf. 2riiitee an u.
Z. Rosers, 2ots 1911 uno 1913 in
geeffpooo llnterabtbeiliing, 81.
@iIIiam q. papne on Snnnie 6.
papns, cine Got in Gettion % in
Milereef 3o!pnibip, 81.
@alter s. Carr, IT,, OIL Glarence
g. 3arr, II ;NIb an Der Siioieitc BON
Carlisle gpenue, 81.
Oscar 3. Ss5ames on Charles 9.
Sparfs, SO fnB all Der Noroieite Der
Iartin StruBe, 81.
Charles g. Milan an Sarrp 81.
Gabriel, 3beil bon Got 2 in @illian
W. glaen's Gigeutblm, 81.
Clara Jmpdlle an 6reberid Gang,
20 bel 100 SUB an Der 8eitieitc BON
gee6er slpe. 20 Sub fiibIid bon
IeGIeIIan apenue in ct. gernarb,
81.
Wargaret g9aterinm on 6. G.
Sbinfle, 6 Ronate Ead)t bonn I. Sf.
tober, 1914, Grf eiaentbuin betuitnt
als $40. 403 Gorheiter sIpenIe. Ro-
natlibe Wiietbe $50
SSobn s. Rogers on Gliie W. aod,
80 bel 100 SUB on Der Beitieitr BON
Wsaribau Mpeulie, 55i Sub norolih
pon 9fioble 9ioab, 81.
Caroline 9iifer an Seniie ..
griit. Ii ader 2anb an Jnbian
Sia apemie. in Seftioni5 In GoIiint
bia 9oipnfbio, 81.
gs. See Scarcp an GIorencc Wi.
Sutter, AZ SUB an Der giibieite Der
GET Strabe, feruer, II Eaib az per
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!5enrp aalitrennsr all Ct. Der
narb 6. u. 3. u. Co., $1,000.
Ssnnie 2trtbur uil R. W. @dugban.
0icIa 0diI an Gsrnnnin 3. u. Ho.
3, $4,000.
Cecilia Sbecban an bp., $1,000.
Clement Bates oil Gbp. llllmon.
$4,000.
Srdnt g. Ssnninss on Mpers q.
Cooper, $12S0.
Sobn @. 1inbaII on Wsit ROripOob
.. u. 9. Co., $500.
p. $. grabcm all Narp Quinn,
$122.
Sarrb g. grdbdm an S.nats 6. u.
Q. u. Co., $1250.
J. Cora Snpbsr an Nilforb 9. u. 6.
Co., $1,000.
Do. an Sba 5. gartlop, 5000.
". 6runcis Setter an giberal g. Il.
3. Co., $500.
Gtnsit 8. Rinsbart an Wsabiion ..
u. Ro. 2, $4,000.
ennis 6. Rafb an DO. $625.
6enrp 8. Webrmeper an bo.,
$4,000.
GrH.it 9. ginebart on girft Ratios
nal gant, $3.50.
8. 6. Rppler an 8. g. Gnnstins,
800.
GeIir .. Wcgartbp an aion 80.
/, g. II. 9. Co., $4,000.
Wm. y. 2eonbarot oil CALHOUN 8.
u. .. Co.. S11OO.
Aln. granoitetter on Guarantee
Gepoiit 60, $1,000.
ssIn v. Setter an ID. Cider,
$4,000
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subieite ner @eit gtrabe. 81.

Su01eIfe DER 0elf Slrdbe, Yl.
sIlpind 9eonaro on Charles "
Bieper, sc bel 100 SUB an Der DIT
ieite BON Mcnbing 9ioao lrno sipol
gots 9 itnb 10 in Snmes aenper's
llntcrnbtbeilllRI ST.
Seui gIod oil 9opc Wtpcl II. glno.
90 ,sub an Der OIiieite pon Stulttor
slpenuc, 1904 syiif iioroIif Der Sni
Strabe, ferner. "a bel $50 5ub az
Der Sitieitc pon Stonton slpeniie
300 iSuB uor0lid) Der DAT StraBe
81.
sQice W,s 9opnieno an sSoiepb u
Stannab, iS bei 153 SUB an Der DIT
ieiic BON @egen gIpenne, 2SS sSiit
iiioIid, Der Glaion StraBe, i'll Iaoi'
ionpille, 81.
Charles @eraei on ,Srdnces @ern'
ei, 90 BET 100 Sub on Der Siioieitc
BON @poniin9 slpenie, in Sodldno,
81.
sSiuac 9,rait an 9bonias Yratt,
Is bel 81 ,Snb oil Der Gillette Der 6.
Strabc. 15g 5ub norolidl Der SaiiiI
StraBe, 81.
asipis s. Rebbun an Mar arono'
pis, 40 bel 213 Sub oil Der RorS.
ieite BON GIepelano slpcruie, 555 SUB
6itlid, BON Geaoing 9loa0, in &oon'
Dole, 81.
Sarab G. groofs an SarrD
Wfcgrioc, so Eel $50 sSiiB al Der
9soroieite BON Siloion sIpeuue. 100
5uk ipeitIid bon @egent apeniie,
$4,000.
0eabel g. 9epper al Warp @iin'
irilm. lei 100 Sub an Der @eitielte
pom Reaent 9lpenue, ~ SUB norolid
bon GIeneap goenue, in gtorfpooo,
81.
Z. @. 9errr an aerop Spin.
6onrn Got . in @Iod 81, III 9spo-
ming Seiebt3 llnterabtbeiIunG 81.
Grneit 6. siinebart oil 5Iorence
Y. Dloorc, Got 80 in Shnttuc's lin.
terattbeiIlna in 9laoiioupille, 81.
1Slorence u. Wloore all Grncit 6.
!Riuchort ii. auo.. 40 bel 170 SUB an
Der @eiiieite bon @ebeI sloenite in
Dtaoiionnillc, 81.
Clara DOusIub an Sdmuel polep,
II. 9lno., 19 bel 56 SUB oil Der iiio.
Ode Der Blum Strabc iinoI
lborpe gIaep, $6250
Seott gonham erc'r. oil sSotrnle
@eis, 16 bel l0t 5nb an Der gtoro'
ieite Der s. Strabe, oitlid Der Ban
miller Strabe, $4,000
George aromer oil Sseiiie ara'
ner, Sot go. II pom McGuIlougb's
llnterubtkiluns in bsm Sprf Golum'
bia, $500.
20. ali 30, 56 sSub on Der Front
Strabe, in BEN DOrfGolumbid. 500.
Sbomas Soiparo, ir., an Carl y.
Sot gto. 81 BON 3enrp
sIobition, glorpooo
Seigbts, 81.
ghilip 9erlier II. slno. all Wdthias
Steiner, 2.t00 gder 9oub IN Set.
ion 10, Golerain Soipnibip, 81.
Bernard Tunnel an George Bneit,
2.07 older aanb in Stiiipn "a, &C.
Ierain 9oiunihip, 81.
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Qaartisr, osns eine ppllpsrtjse giabs
runssaiifnabme III fdIinIner aIs Elm
nafss 9ipof. Die Gelbfiids nun srs
laubt bas auffnhen pon giotquartie.
rem Gel pcilsr Werf6iiienns, unb bes
III bon duBercrbsntIihein Wersb. BET
einirettnoem Regeinueiter fot,nnt 10
bic WannIfnft unter Dah, mas 5ur
Gdonuns Der arafie beitrdst unb
WaiIsnsrfrdptnneen porbeist. Die
fyiirforse nad bisien Ridtunsen bile
bel bic 0runbIaas CUR @sfsdisbereits
ifuft unb III bic WcraasisBnns sur
Grfiillnns Der erniten glufsabsn bsr
gfrmse. y. Bd.
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Sit's nidt bIaufer sIbbfinH
bab moberne Gua6faIbsrei mebr bon ben SsiI.
Wttteln bss wflln5enreids pcriteben lpil ais
bic gntoe6er btrfelben? 9ie et, esrnare araa'
miitei; benH Dor sipetidnienb Sabten f4oH be,
oiente man fh ber SetIfioffe. ans osnen biefe
pineu beiieben. eeaen nlerlr 4Faufbeiten iene
arduter rHo g9iiraelu tanmeInben Ws6Dfe bn.
ben nIr beiaetrngeu fe beiaiinter bn innGen
I'm eine prpbe fpftenfrsi ei bciouimen, abrefiire
Din. Ole 81. Bernard Arautsr.ptIsn ilub In
au4H apoissisr ~ eassn. .prsb % Gents.
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se,lilfefon.
0erS4eill.
Rpmun Don
Doris Sreiiu D. Spdttssm
Rpman Don
(Gortiesuns.)

(UprIlePuH9.l
Dph tpie mar ibr penn2 Gag ntht
giettuna in ibrer eiaenen 5anb? Gin
Wint pDn ihr ielbii. unb Der i'm Wtos
ment nod abnunssloie Wr. Rapmono
euteina Der brobeuoen Gefabr. aDar
CT oenn niht Waps 8atsrg
Rrampfbaft goo ii9 bel oisiem
Soeensanse ibr 6era 5uiammen. Rein.
iie burfte f,i1t einsreifen in bic Shid.
ialsfdben. obipobl iie iidb perotrben-
brinaenb sl einem feiten NeBe I'm ben
llneludli6en fpannenl 4rme. arme
Map! uub 'bann badte Rpra iiber
ibre unterbaltuna nit 6arrp Worris
nah. Wo bate iie nur ben Dlutb
bsrsenommen, ibm in FOLDER Weiie
entsesenautreten. ipie lie es aet1an2
Gr idien tief psrleBt, aIs is ibm ibre
Mniif1ten 70 flar DOR glusen aefiibrt
bate. Siherli6 alaubte er nun, eine
entfhIofene. aefGbrIi6e Gesnerin in
ibr au erbliden. uno lie battle lomlt
ieine I9tuns unb Sbeilnabme per.
iherat. SplIte iebt ieoe Werbinbuns
nit ben If. 10 theuren Meni4en abge.
brodeu isin2 Wie tiefi6msrslia bate
aut feline Wlutter iie beint 4bidiebe
anseblidt. gora lit unIdelid pur6
Dieien 3tpieipaIt, unb es aab Stun-
Cen. ipo ibre INNER itdrter perbeube
0iete All S5arrn Uiorris ale aHberen
Rssuusen uno pflidtsefiible in ibrem
.,nnsrn su unteroriiden brobte. sSd,
fpas binberte lie oenn. bic 9anbe, ipeIs
fe iis an Dag unielige 6aus fe1elten.
5u aerreiben? = @as aalten ibr i'm
Grunbe bic Rapmpnbs, hattie er ipOt-
tiid aefrdst. sSa. pas aalten lie ilr?
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seIesenbeiten fpieber abaereiit. ,g.ps
bin2" fraste @uifap aoberls. Die
antlport lautete: ngpeenbprf - aas
| liiperte!l"
9uitab aOberIe bangle ben Sdalle
beder on. nSeltfam," iagte er por iih
bin. Sin unbebcaIi9es GjefiibI bate
fib feiner bsmdd)tiat.
In eisem gbenb, buuten lie an If,
rem auftfdIDHern ni6t ipeiter. sic
Daren beioe rcdt fleinlaut unb psrs
3agt.
Bon nun an iebte iid) a0berls ale
Ibenbe, bepor er Die 5abrit perdisb,
nit bem Bureau IN gsrbinbung, I'M
iofort 5u erfabren, ipenn S9auffert
aus Sosenoorf bsimfebrte.
Gr blieb mertipiiroig ldnge fort.
rWir eripdrten- ben t6srrn Ooftor
morsen!" bieb es eines glbenbs. ,,Sie
erbalten nod nGbersn gsTdeib."
glber Der ndbere 9eiheib traf nns
bern Sags bis gum 5eiera6ene ni6t
Elm. Bon Der Jabrit aus besob iit
a6berle baler oirett na6 Der Stras
lauer Strabe.
9ernpe dIs er In oas Sdus ein6iss
gen ppIIte, porin iih S9uuffsrts
Bureau befanb, fubr Elm 9arometsr
por, bsm Der @eIuatc isIbit entitiss.
.SOberle - 0u tommit mir fpie
gerufenl = Sd ipOllte nur ebsn nod
Shtub MAIDEN I'm Bureau brobsn
uno bid bann ioglsia aufiu6en. Sd
muB bid NIT mad DanHise biuaus
nsbmen."
Oas gluitreten bes nltsn Stubien.
freuuoes mar 70 frei uno ii6sr, bab
a0berle ibm insssbsim fbon iuieber
ben grbbten 5beil Oes gsroadts abs
bat.
sSm Bureau branuts nur nod cine
ein3iee QultIampe. Seit adj llbr
nartsts Der jiinsite S4rsibsr alIsin
bier auf ben gbef, hfr no4 einipe linz
isridriftsn ertbsilsn iolIte. Saitis
mabts Sdauffert in isinem, pripdis
ipreh3immer gift uno srleoigte bic
9eidifis nit isintm 9lnseftelten.
sd hOrte, hab Ou in5ipiiden Elm
puurmaI bn rpdrit," iagte sr III a0s
berle unterm Shreibsn. nuno ih bat.
te Dir ia aud germ pon Yogsnoorf aus
eeihrieben, dber ih ionnte otr "a nod
gar nid,ts Si6eres mitikilen. Das
Deientlitits bab' Id crit in ben aller.
Iebten Soeen srfabren.,
.0u bif6i - in 9Ossnborf gene.
ien?" iagte a0berls nod INNER 5isms
lib befanssn. r@arum benn?"
lin isI6it feiisuitelIsn. auf tpeTsn |
Seite bas Redt it,"
So. limb - Das iitt Dir geluns
esn2"
.9sfpib, alter 5rsunb. Sd bub'
bort bic 9runbbii1er Our6itubiert. itb
bin Dem Rptor auf bic 9ube geriidt.
llnr Dor aqem bab' i'd ods Stunbess
amtsrssiiter burhseieben Sir mid
b.itebt iest ttin 3peiiel mebr bdrdn,
bab bic g(nIpriite Seiner 8srIpbien
RedtsgiiItigisit baben."
,Sa - atsr oll bic llrfdriitsu, bic
Dptumente unb bic 8ritfi6afien -
bic iinb bod bait ME pom grbbobeH
rerihpunben!"
.Tas mare aud nod tein llngliid.
2lltsrden, bsbsutete h0fftens cine
9er50ssruns. at.r berubise bid: iie
iiub ba."
.Das BIZ ideit --!1
sd mar sbsn bel !Sollinbss unb
traf aud feline Srau an. Die ipar Elm
paar saas auberbulb auf Beiu9 ses
ipeien. Sic bat bel Der RadIaborb'
nung hires Snisls, bes Juiti5ratbs.
miteebpffen. 2tls ih nun pom 3iped
meiner 9o9enborier Reiie anfing. oa
iagte Jrau Gili pi0bIit gln3 nns
ihuIbia: .gtbsr Rinber. itb bdb' bod
oamaIs alle 9riOatbrisfe, bic in Snz
lei 9eders S6reibtiih lagen, ben
uno 8etamten, iopeit
ii6 bic 9lbfenber feitIielleu Iiebsn, que
riidgesebsn!" Limb bic Rpbrians
i6en?" frdgte i'd. Run. ieiusr
Wittfpe!"
(Tortiehuud fpfdt.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-08


Gnbli6, brsi Gage naa Ger abreiie
Don Wr. Rapmono, ipur Der 10 iehna
lid srpartete Brief ibres gruoers
einsetroffen. Saburh i6ieu ytoras
Gtimmuna Elm peuia aebobener, uno
in ibrer Ireube lief iie pamit Su Map
biniiber, rpeI6e ieBt fir alles, mas
heutfde @erbdltniiie betraf. lebhaftes
sSutsreife aeiate. ueberbaupt bemiibte
iih Nora. bic isrsunoin mDslihit auf-
suheitern. Wup tpur oaber nod gang
lid abnunsslos, bab ibrem Batter I'm
he'll brobe. g4o5u 0as Ser5eleio nHo
ben Gram oes armen 9inbes our6
ihlimme 9efiirhtunsen nod erb06en2
9lber es iuute anbers fommen. ytp9
an bernielben @benb fanb Rora Map
iS 5br1nen aebabet auf Dem Sopba
liesen. Bel ibrem gtntritt itredte iie
bic 4rms mad ibr aug unb rief idlu6.
senb:
aad, Iora. erbarme Did unb asbe
fort nit mir! sSn oieier @tmoipbdre
eriiids i6! sd tann meinen Batter
Eidt mebr in bic Iusen iebsn, obue
au Derratbeu, baB ih ibn peradte!"
Da bate ROra iih Elm Sers sefabt
Hno ihuen aeantportet:
.sSa. Mab. mein 2iebling, i'd ie6e
Elm, DAB mir fort miiiien. Morsen
aebt Der gremsr 2lopbiteamer DON bier
ab. 2aiIe Dir DON Sanna6 Define
Gaden paden. 9tlIss anbere fir unie.
re HeiIe perbe idb ielbit beicrgsn. gott
iuirb uns bsIfen. bag Wasnib au be-
fieben!!"
Mebrer. Sstunben bate Wab Die
ssreunbin priifeub anseblidt, ME penn
rIOBlid cine 4bnuna in ibr aufbGm-
merte. bab Noru irsenb etpasSdmers>
Tides Dor ibr perbara; bunn iasts iie
tief dufatbmenb:
r@ott iei asprieIsn, bab er mir
Did, Hora, aur Stiibe qab!"
IatDem bic beibeu Wdbden iid on
biefem 2lbenb asaenfettiq Wutb suse.
fprodeu unb pldne fir bic 3utunft
aei9miebet batten, trenntsn lie f9.
gs mo6te adt llbr iein, unS Wan
fGeIIte na9 Sannab; fie bsfabI, ibr
itatt oes beengenben fhpar5en 9e=
1panoes elm bequemes weibes 5aus.
Heb auaulegsn, pel9ss bic ih0nen
JormeH ibres &0rpers poqibdHbia Der.
biilIte.
Seit Hora i'm 6duie peilte, bate
iie ibren friiberen, etpas emantipier.
ten 4naua saus mad bereH becenter
qDeiie umgemDbelt. Sogar bas fur3e,
lodge 6aar Do[Ite iie lana-a9ien
Iaiien; bod bisrin lsste hie syreunbin
gu @unften Der alteu 1rtiur Elm bit<
tenbes WDrt elm, inoem iie meinte,
bah biefe fin Raps aDpf4en Die[
hdratteriitiider lei unb ibr ausnsb.
menb gut iRbe.
sSH ibrer aieblingsitellung, bic Or.
me unter bem @enid getreust, rubte
oas innge WfGohen auf elmer Gbdiie.
lonaue. Nur cine rotbperbangene
eampe bpannte auf benz Shrdbtifd
lno 1ullte ods reiaenbe 9ouboir in
in magiffes 2idt. Uie eine bonn
abenbrotb beIeuhtete ipeibe Wearmor.
le'talt Lao Waab p6lIia resunsslos.
Die buntIer Wimpern fparen iiber DIE
ebt INNER 10 traurisen 4ugen nieber.
lefeHft, ,tub feiu iidtba1er 9ltbem8ug,
Elm SUDDEN Der 2ippeH beiDegte bus
done, ernite Geiiht.
,Store mid nibt, Sannab, i'd
uia nod eirige Stnn6en nad blei.
'en bate tie geiagt, unS iie tpar
iher, onB oieier 8e5ebI niih noa.
ogen tpur6e. Sab es bod feine
fliftgetmiiere, geiufiienbaftere iiirb
iirftIiHere Gienerin nls bag ileine
leserusGofen. SuIutab. Dte afbpe.
M fsol& .AnR QIofts<grA f6,tos4 Hoger
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(GOrtf.suns fOlst.)
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priDatisr Suber (ipiitbenb): .Gfel>
baft, bisfer abergldub.! SEPT lieit met
ne aite fosar fhon aus ben aurten,
ob i'd ben 5ausidliiiel baben oarf
ober niht!!"
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aafenenbo 8 ofbIHt..

llnteroffisier: rgs 1T cine G6anb.,
pie Der aerI ipieoer unrafirt ausiiebt
Gssen sic 1T ia Elm Sta6els
fdnein RE refine Rutf9babn!"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-09
BIG DETROIT FIRM
OPENS new HOME
Building of Gregory. Mayor q
Thorn Co. on Cadillac-sq., Acme
of Achievement

The formal opening OF the new
home OF the Gregory, Mayer & Thorn
Co., on Cadillac-sq, viii take place.
Tuesday and Wednesday, Nov. 10 and
IL.
The new building. formerly part OF
the site of the old Central market,
was specially erected for the irm and
Is the acme OF modern achievement in
the way OF a building FOR commercial
purposes. IL Is nine stories In height,
its floors are brilliantly lighted and
sScellently ventilated, with plenty OF
room for every department., and every
possible convenience for the shopper.
The general Office supplies, station
cry, etc. occupy the first floor. with
the mahogany office furniture on the
second floor. and the oak ONCE furni-
ture on the third. The fourth Is the
bookbinding; the fifth printing: sixth.
ruling and enclosing; seventh, par
per stock rooms; eighth, steel filing
devices warerooms. and ninth floor.
furniture warerooms. The building
Is the largest OF its kind used exclu-
sively by a stationers and printers
arm in the middle west.
Elaborate preparations have been
made by the Gregory, Mayer & Thorn
Co. for the reception of visitors al
the opening. A string orchestra will
play on the first floor and palms and
flowers will add TO the festive air OF
the occasion.