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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-23
ReuiraIiidtsbeiti eitimmunsen in Tunf.n=
ftationen perhinbern Al laffen.

MISUNDERSTANDING in Iunftn.
ftationen perbinbern au laHen.
Robert ssorb, Der bieiige 8ertretei
Der Wdrcpni @siellf9aft. ipra6 bein
SetretGr Daniels Dor unb ibm purbt
cine MbIdrift bss Hehtseutudtens oe,
seigt. bag Der @eneralanpalt abaege
ben bat unb laut ipelhem bsm prdii.
oenten bas unumi6rGnfts Refa sur
Genjur bon Oepefden unb sur S6lie.
Bund BON Stdtionen suitebt. io6dlb es
aur NiIfre4terbaltun1 Der ReutrdIitdt
bes 2nnoes notbpsnbia iein iollte.
81 alei6.r 3sit laa benz Setretdr sine
0epeife Der GeiellTdoft Dor, in nels
der erfudt rpuroe, isine ipeiteren
Sdritte besiialit Der nngeblifen Der.
leBuna Der Neutralitdt bird bic run.
itdtion in Sinstonfett bur6 Gntgeoen.
ndhme elmer 8otIndft Don einem bri.
tiifen ateu5er su thun, bis bic Rebte
Der He9ieruna our4 einen grossb i'm
8unoesgeri9t osfinitip feIieeitellt per.
ben tonnten. Der Setretar bemertie,
bar er am Nlitttpo6, na6bem er nit
BEN Stddisbepnrtement unb bsm sSu.
itia 0cpartenent fonferirt kote, cine
formelle 2lntport ienoen niirpe.
4uberen perionsn aeseniiber temertte
Seirstdr Daniels. bdb Der Generatdns
malt entIdiebsn babe. bdb Der prdii.
oeni als S6trtsfebIsbater bes Seeres
nnb Ter Warine in .3eitsn Sffentli6er
8sFnhr" untsursnats Re9te belize. -
Cine iolfs, poffsntlihe @sfabr" Be.
itsht ndh Der 2tniibt beg Sefretdrs,
IeBt bu falls ni9t bic ftritieite Reu.
trnlitdt 6eObadtet pirb, bic 9ersinigs
tsn Stodien ishr leidt in Ben arieg
perluidelt ipsroen t0nnten.
IN 2tominiitrationsfrsiien IN man
bic Iunteniiation inSias.
confetti su idlieben. falls ibr fsrnsrsr
Setrieb als cine @sfabr fir bic Reu.
trdliidt Der Rsgierung era6tet tpsr.
ben iollte. Setretdr Daniels min bic
Guacleanbsit dneefi4ts i6rer momsn.
amen Witiiateii ni6t i'm Gj.riat Der.
1dnbeln laifen. osnn bas piirbe bebsu.
'eu. bah Die Sute alf bic Iangs gant
leldc6en fpiirbs, tpdbrenb in Der 3pis
'denaeit peitere ReutralitGtsoerleB.
in1en Die @sreinigien Stdaten in In.
ulnebmli6teifen nit dnberen W1h.
eli 6rinaen i0nnte.
sfnfolae zines @eriitts, laut pels
BEN bds Marinebepariement nit Der
abiidt umgsben follte, big Die Repa.
dturar6eitsn in Der Iunienitation in
5udertOn 6eenbet iinb. bic citation in
Sagpille. 6. g.. sli iibsrnsbmsn, Ia.
nen paul 6. Sdnibler unb 8. 9. |
5oebne, @srtrster Der Qtlaniic Com.
runicdtisn 60. am Dienitda ndd
o6er ibnen puybe iorpobl
NJ Staates. pie i'm Warinebepar.s.
rent DsrfiGert, baB teins Ssrartigs
ihIi6t pcrliae.
Wit Stnibler tuurbe bic M6g.t
id'sit topferirt. bic Tfunfsnitation in
5dhpille, ipGbrenb bic Gtatipn in
yuderton aubsr getrieb lit, fit bic
]erienbrna bon biplomatii6en got. |
taftsn ~ benubsn. dber es ipurbe
tesbe8ii9lih teine befiritipe gntitei.
una astroffsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-23
an Gtreit nerlekt.

,5reo. WtapIor, BON gto. 1920 Gen.
ira! aoenue, gerietb geitern 9lbeno i'm
Sauie gto. 3tS 2aurel StroBe nit ei-
mem unbetannten tpsiben Mann in
Streit, in oeiien 8erlaui er einen
NteIieritid oberbalb Oes Screens Oa.
D0iltrug. RaDIor mlr0e oem itG0ti,
lten Soipital eingeliefett.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-23
StrasenrGnber

geim gerlaiien elmer G6eiter Garf
Gar Durbe geitern abeno Die 10
,Sobre aIte Goa O'Sara, BON go. 431
Git 3. StraBe, an Der 6. un0 gpca.
more StraBe bon einem iungen Mann
ongefaaen, Der ibr Die &anotaIl6e nit
~ Snbalt raubte. Die Boli3ei lit I'M
eeIis elmer gllten 9erional-gei6rei.
bung oes Sb1ters.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-23

Sin 9errdtber ipurSe 6ir1eri6tet,
Elm Srarsosline. iebenfals Gin Uiits
glieb zines Der Surnpsreine, bic iia
nit bIauslueibsrotben 5arben i6mii.
den, arme iunse Serle, bic ir ibrer
9crblenbun9 Selben iein pplsn.
Cine beutIte Solpnne soo einen
DaIbpab binuuf unb fraate ben nln.
gen MeuIhen, Oh er TronSoien &C.
ieben babe. Gr anttpprtete ,gairL
Siinfsia Shritt bana6 fieIen bR
S6iiHe BON ben 8Gumen bera6. Sin
perpunoeter llrueroffiSisr nobm ben
iun1en @errGtber feit. grpuroe funs
Soiiih gefrdet:
nDuBteu sic, baB bprt' i'm 8aIbe
Sron5oien iparens
nSu,@ autipprtete er nit letter
Stimme.
raIfo MOLTEN sic. bab bic beut.
idsu ScISateH ben sstuSsn In bic
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-23
&AiFsxaAriatex.

Rem port %. September. I'm.
geiommen: .america" bon RsupsI.
Ibgea.: Re b'Stalia" nab Reapsl.
1potsodm" na6 Rotterbam.
Scillb. pafirt: vRo6am6eau"
Don Hep gorf mad 5apre.
&opsnbdaen. angst.: .5.llig
Slab" bon Rem Yorf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-23

gs 1T Ru6t. Sin 9orf brenut
bor uns. SSm Strabenaraben liegen
bic Sapferen, bic felt a6taebn Stun-
ben fGmpfen. sic buneern, od bic
Baggage peaen Der Strabenuniiaerbeit
uno Der Mefe Der &olpnnen ni6t
herdntommen tpnnte. @s. lauft oiel
&leinoieb berum, teiner tiimmert ii6
burum, ielbIt als bic 9cute auf ben
graten aufmertIum uemu6t lperben,
ben Tie lei6t babsn t0nnen. @rit aIs
ein 2eutnunt tommanbirt: ,Mebger
bor!" piro BON Der 8eIeaenbeit Sc
brau6 aema9t. 60 ttef iibt ben
Mdnnern bag @efI6l fir @igentbum
n Den &no6en, oaR lie fhpeigenb
nad Der S6lodt bungern unb iid)
an ni6ts perareifeu. es lei beun, ein
gefebl gisbt bic grIaubnif au ioIdem
Sbun.
Sin beionbsres Mertma bss Diff
aiertorps lit Die 2tltobolentbaltiam-
teit Gin 9iertel Wein au Mittag
gilt fat Idpn uIs SrunfTu9t. unb
au6 bic MdnnIdaften baben ii6 i'm
3aum; id babe nod teineu einSigen
geieben, Der auDiel qeba6t bate.
Oa1eqen tptrb Don ben Srdnsoien
aus einem Der turs porber beiebt qez
baltenen Srte beri6tet, oab lie BEN
qanaen Gag in oen @irtbI6aften la.
gen, bub lie fid Rolonnen BON ssruu.
en8immern mttgebrafM 6atten
lle6sbaupt, lie fu6en fich ben &rieg
dnaenebm au geituItep bic Serren
TranaoIen. sSn 6en s6iibengrGben
bat man goIiterItiibte gefunben, gum
0raufIeBen. Mit 2ebensmitteIu fino
lie out oerIeben. aber nit Sduben
uno Der &leibunQ baperts..
3uerit batten lie 4nuft Dor Der &C.
fdnaennabme. Sin iunger Sufar
peirte pie ein &inb. gs mar i6m
aeIdQt porben, suerit purben ibm bic
4uaen uusaeftohen. Iber uriere
Gcute berubigten i'm baIb un6 tr6itez
ten i'm, er tpiirbe drt au ciTen hdben.
Sa mar sr balb aans pobleemutb.
sSrie0rid1 Sretfd.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-23
Cine Spmbe
sHaebIid auf Die Stobt
Maaitridt aefdIem.
0ert.

2onoon, 90. September. Cine
Depeide ans sfmiteroam iast, baB
ipdbrenS oes Cages bon einem 9lpin-
tifer, oeiien giationalitdt rlidt feitse.
itellt fperoen tonnte, cine 9onibe in
bic Staot Waaitridt in $oIlanb ge-
idleuoert tporben iei.
Gs piirbe gheman6 eetobtet imS
ttur tpenig Shaoen angerid,tet, aber
hie UarIasuns Der SsastraIitat Sol
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unfdne.

= 9ur4 einen Syebltritt ftarsfe aes
tern 4benb Der % Sabre alte SelbD
Hau6 i'm Union Bethel ppbn6aft,
BON einem Boot am ;gube Der Sbcas
more Strabe in einen S6a6t unb
brad ii4 beibe 9eine. Raud fpurbe
na9 benz itabtiI6en Soipital qebra6t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-23
8ermiBt.

: Die 16 Sabre alte geeate Dobbs
iptro lett geitern aus Der elterltden
Wobnung an Der Wortbforo RoaO
Sennebp Gpenue Dern1ibt. Die 2lngez
bort9sn sriu9ten bic pulisei, na6 Ser
Veri6puuoenen 3u fabnoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-23

Se Sefterreihii9es Retters
lteo. Die Diterret9if9e ,Irmees3eiz
tung" brtngt elm BON etnem gteferpes
leutndnt. Or. Suso 3ltdermann, perz
fabtes ReiterIteb gum &bbrud bas
pie elm oltes 2anbstne4tslieb tIiuat.
Sc lautet
oSriibeu am @ieIenraub
9pten 5pei 9oblen
Saa i9 am Oonduitrunb2
Sterb i'd in YOlen2
Wds Iiegt barun2
Gb' fie meine SeeIe bpleu,
Sdmpf i'd ais Reitersmann.
0riiben am @derain
5hreisn 3pet Raben -
Wero' i'd Der erite iein,
Den iie begraben9
Was 1T babel?
9iel Suubertduienb trabeu
Sn Seit'rei6s Reitsrei
Driiben i'm Ql6snbrot
5liegen Sfpet &rGben
Wann tummt Der Shnttter Sob,
lin uns 81 mGbeu2
@s 1T ni3t ihab'!
Sch i'd nur uniers Gabnsn nsben
sluf 4sIssraSI"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-23
Glrsrilfe aus aem Gp.rillatries
I'M @asseamslb.

llHiere 2eute, alte Qanbpe6rleute,
baben fsit brei 5agen einen id,peren
@oseisnpaB seitiirmt. 0rauben lad.
te oas 2aHb, a6er alle bic Sdb6nbeis
ten bes Slap ftnb in oieIen Soaer
ntats ipeiter aIs gutes uoer i9Ie9tes
9sIdnbe.
Der Qbenb tommt, unb cine @rups
pc Don Sffi3ieren betra9tet bic Rez
tultate bon brei &ftagen. Der Siz
ptlionsarst ipri9t feline gepunberuna
fir bic 2eiitungsfdbigteit Der our8@
meg dlteren Subrgdnge aus. Sbpo6l
tte untrdiniert in ben &rieg gineen,
itelIt er felt, geben iie Rarimaasiituns
gen ber..
Sin 9eneruIitabsoffi3ier bort nit
leu4tenoen Iusen gu unb 6emertt beiz
itimmeno: rSa, iie iinD ie3r brap, isbr
fIeiBig!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-23

tnum ltber ben EIur
geben tonntt, o bue
mid balten Al mhHeu.
So bate HeruOie Gn.
fdQe, meine ginger
frampften, mein @e,
fht oer5oa fd uub idj
tonnte nidt fprs6en,
aud tbat mir Shldf
fein gut, id hattie tei>
men @pOstit unb 9e-
Der qlsubte, oaB i'd
uiht Ieben ,Drne. Se>
manb rtetb mir, 9b6in
y. 8inthdm's Beqes
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-23

Qus einem Srte ipirb Don surids
qebIisbenen Sran5pien, bic DON einges
i6idterten Gtnrpobnern oerftedt NOR
ben limb, gei4ofen. Wir fabrsu gruoe
IN ben Ort elm, als bic S6ieberei
i'm 9dnee 1T, uHo erleben bies Sc
fiibI bes @errGtbeuIeins, tas eine
5ruppe ii6erfdqt, lpenn birter jebem
peri4loiienen 5eriterlaben Elm Seinb
permutbet piro. n5enIter auf! 2Gz
ben auf!" ert0nt es unD no bic Gin.
po6nsr ni&t 6ol9e leiiten, praTeln
Die S6iifIe binein. Gine Setonution
= Elm qionier Bat cine Sanbgranate
in etn 3immer getporfen. - 2tuf ben
9G9ern pruiIet es pis 6ugeii6duer
pOn einifIasenben S,rseIn. 2laes
ma4t te6rt, UNI iid gu 1dmmeIu uno
unter Oedung por5use6en.
Sin 9auptumnn bonn 9enerdIitab,
ben mir fa5ren, bolt aus bem nG6iten>
Srte 2anbpebrlsute bsrbsi, lin bas
Strafgeri6t gu poQ5iebep. Die 2anbz
pebrleute freuen ith, lie iinb IN benz
Srte febr iiberoprtbeilt iporOen. @6er
pie iie einSisen, limb lie ME bic
9Gmmsr. sic Iinb ale gauern aus
hem baberiI9en Sberlaarb, bic 5ipar
germ raufen, ober i'm Grntoe gu guts
miitbis Iinb, um Senter gu Isin. Grit
uuf gefebl greifen lie su urh tbun
unb suriidbGftenb ibre
pfli1t: 5ll sretutieren.
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Iiebitnhl.

Wiaium QrnOIb, DON go. 1160
SRrmon aOenue, t6eilte aeitern
glbeno Der pOIi8si nit, oaB ibm iein
9anbtoffer fopie SamudIa6en i'm
9eianImtiusrtR DON $162 seftoblsn
Dorben IiHb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-23

@epe9re liefeH, aIio poIlteu sic lie
morOen?"
Seine @ntiport.
Gr alma NIT feiten S6ritten 81 benz
Sele9rdp6enpfabl. Der apiften qriiuen
Welnreben itanb, unO empfina bic
9alDe nit etnem tolaen 3uQ I'm ben
Wluno, ben lei3ter. fdtpdraliter
Jlaum beoette. Sin sSrregeleiteter!
S6ube lin iOOieI ungptbiq periapen-
oeten Wlutb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-23
9(au6te, fe konne:
ni6t (e6en.
Griangte lire 8einnSbeit iuietes
Surd Ggbia g. 4infGam's
gegeta6le COMPOUND.

unton5tne, Ro.-gS5a lit rarf an suem
5rauenei6eu uno wurbe 10 Ihmad, bah icb
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-23

lambs bdlt man fir cine iebr ernite
Sa1e, iagt Der aorreiponoent, heiien
0a6ritt aber BON feiner anoeren
Seite beitGtigt tporben it,
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Die & m anbeure ber
6eere Der Werb unoe
ten.

aonbOn, %. Septsmbsr. Dem
pDaiIb 1sleerapb4 nurbe aus gor.
bedur telssrapbirt, bab bic &ommans
beure Der Qrmee Der Uerbiinosten bic
5olgenoen ieien. Den re6tsn Sliigel,
Der in 2otbrinasn itebt. tommunbirt
General pau; oas Centrum bic 8ensz
rdle Maunern unb DARRELL; ben lin.
Ten sFliia.I Cir Sobn Trenh unb rem
ertrem linten fsliigel bic GensrdIe De
Curriers' unb De Gaitlenau.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-23

Das Wetter lit fir bisie Sabresaeit
unsepDbnli9 fdlt unb man lit baber
INN oas Doblefge6en Der Soloaten. 6ie
Woden lang in ben S9an5grG6en aits
bringen, iebr beforst. IS iperben III
focidtionen sebilbet, bic es Ii6 aur
glufsabe MAIDEN, bic Jabritation DON
fdfperen untsr5eus unb DON s6lafs
idden, ipie iie bic NoropoIfabrer be-
nusen, fir bic Solbaten an Ger Syront
gu f0rbsrn.
Den 4meritanern grifs
lei fsblt es an ni8ts.
2onbon, % Sept.-3rei Qlmes
ritaner, bic, bon 9riiFsl tOmmeno. am
Dieniias 4benb bier eintrufen: Dils
liam :. @arlano DON Sos 4ngeles
uHb Sames 9. BduIep uno ). 6. Reiz
del, beibe bon Gbieaso, ertlGrsn. oab
es ben amerifanern in griiiTel al
ni4ts feblt unb iis D0Iig iider ieien.
sic fdgen, Oab bic beutIfsn ge60rben
iie in Der sntsegentommenbiten Weiie
bebanbeln uno bds omeritdniIhe
5ilfstommittse in 8riiiIel ri6t einen
sinsisen GaII ermitielt babe, in bem
Elm amsriianer Rotb gelitten fat.
9lm fdltmmiten ma4t ii4 Der Wnnz
gel an Rahri6tsn Don 2lusnGrts
fiiblbar. qllIs fran50iif6en uno .nglis
iden 3eitungsn fino perbotsn uno
aeiite bs5ablen so Gents Bis einen
Dollar fir cine fol4e 3eituHg nsueren
Satitms. iie iorgen aber oafiir bab Il:
ni6t beim 2efen bsritlbsu ii6srrai9t
tperben.
Die aom manbeure ber
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-03-13

IT begins to look more anc
more as if the national homo,
Of the United States is being
trampled under foot in the
Mexican situation. American
lives and property rights,
guaranteed by treaty. are be-
ing flagrantly disregarded and
nothing effective is being
done about it. Unpleasant as
the task would be, it begins
to seem as Goodwin's Weekly
has said: the merciful thing
tor the United States to do
would be to take that country
and civilize it. But there is a
question as to whether the
game would be worth the
candle.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-03-13

race, and as he reeled back. choked
and half blinded. they both jumped out
and took to their heels.
One OF the smartest tricks ever play-
ed by burglar was in house in the
suburbs of Worcester. The man broke
In at night and. after packing up some
silver below, ventured upstairs to see
what he could find. The master of the
mouse spotted him and called his son
Ihey located Mr. Sykes in n first
noor front room. His shadow was
plainly visible on the blind. outlined
apparently by candle or lantern
The father kept watch outside In the
front. while the son went for police.
man. When he returned with the Of
hcer the shadow was still plainly yisi.
Ole. But when they went up ana en-.
tered the room. behold there was moth.
Ing but an efligy made with pillows
and suit of clothes.
The intruder. seeing that he had been
discovered. bad rapidly constructed
this to personnte himself and had then
cleared or by means Of a rope banging
from back bedroom window.-Pear
sons Weekly.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-03-13
Twin Lakes Wins Debate.

On Saturday evening, March I. d.
A. Thomas, president of the Twin
Lakes debating club, led a team OF
three from the club to Pleasant View
Local No. SO to debate with a team
from that local. The question, IRE.
solved that the Monroe Doctrine
should b, so modified as to permit
foreign powers to protect their in
terests In the Western Hemisphere,
was affirmed by Pleasant View. Twin
Lakes taking the negative. A.
Peters OF Roosevelt local presided at
the debate. The three judges were
Union Bros. Sommers, Shank ami
Hardy. Of Lakeside. Post Falls and
Roosevelt locals, respectively.
The decision was won by the Twin
Lakes club, which was composed of
u I. Jefferson. W. +. Lewis and II
L. Runyon. Pleasant View debaters
were Bros. Thomas. Rule and Lyons
OF that local.
A large number of visitors were
present from nearby locals, Joseph
Getter and sister, Hazel, going from
this place. Pleasant View served AN
oyster supper after entertaining the
Visitors with an elocutIonary and
musical program.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-03-13
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

BY local applications. "a thew c.,,..
reach the diseased portion OF the ear
Inere Is only one way to cure deafnees
D na snat IS by constitutional remedies.
ton Of the mucous lining OF the Evnto-
Snian Tube. When this tube is iniiames
S kea nave "a r1mbiing sound Or Imperfect
tn nam can be taken out and DE- this his
htuoe restored to Its normal Condition.
c cea,n g., VIII be DESTROYED forever: nine
S,hsS OUT OF ten are caused by Catarrh.
which is nothing but an infleIned condI.
u3n OF the mucous surfaces.
IN tive One Hundred Dollars for any casa NJ
&,Hnc1s ScAuaed BY arrh) that cannot ~ ~
eSsAsA Curs. send for circulars free.
soM CakNEY. = 90, Toledo, Ohio.
. ssss aaas ysA)E rus Nv ssssapsses.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-03-13
FOR SALE.

Three "Prairie State" Incubators,
a?d one Brooder. Q, 100 capacity each,
an one $50, good as new, hatch biz
strong chicks. Only sand tray
machine made, and a record Of sG
years OF successful Matching behind It.
/ ventilation automatic. A perfect
limitation OF the hen. VIII sell cheap
u taken soon. Brooder a yer,table
hen, chicks 60 10 and out at will.
MRS. L. DUMENT.
noA ~ Athol, idaho
2t m6-l3p
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-03-13
TRICKY BURGLARS
Quick Of Wit and Full of Resource
In Time of Danger.
DARING IN EvADING CAPTURE.

| ingenious ScnemeS USED by Rouse
breakers, When Detected In the Ae
Of Robbery, to Battle Their Pursuer,
and Escape the Clutches Of the Law.
The wise burglar considers not only
how he may enter. but also how b,
may escape. He has the whole thing
planned out before embarking on bis
venture. and nothing is left to chance
When he Is at work in room he
usually locks the door on the inside, OF
II there Is no lock he simply props q
chair with its back hard under the
door handle. thus making it quite i'm.
possible for any one to come in upon
him unexpectedly.
sometimes his ordinary precautions
fall and he Is driven to take others on
the spur of the moment These are Of
ten of the most extraordinary charac-
ter and may end in doing serious dam.
age to life and property.
An instance in point occurred not
long ago at Hopwood, near Redditch.
A bridesmaids wife was alone in the
house at night when she was aroused
BY creaking sound. Opening her
eyes, she saw a rough looking man in
the room. Evidently he knew his way
about, for he tiptoed to a chest of
drawers and took out small cash box
which held sum of about SIS. With
great presence of mind the lady re-
trained from screaming. She waited
until the man was out Of the room.
then sprang up and hastily put on a
dressing gown
Then she ran out. but on gaining the
top of the stairs was met by a blaze
OF fame. The thief. who had evident.
~ beard her get out Of bed. had snatch
ed up pile of newspapers in the pas.
sage below and. heaping them on the
stairs. set fire to them.
1t was impossible to pass the barrier
OF IRE. and. though fortunately help
came in time to put the flames out, the
burglar got clean away.
Even more cunning was the ruse of
Il thief who raided house on Woburn
street, London. The tenant. hearing a
noise outside his bedroom door. Jump
ed up and discovered that his watch
and chain were missing. Without wait
Ing to put on slippers. he bolted down.
stairs and was just in time to see the
thief rush out of the front door. He
gave chase. The thief glanced around.
saw that his pursuer was barefooted
ana taking bottle from his pocket
dung 1t forcibly down upon the pave.
ment In front of the other.
The householder naturally pulled nm
short. just in time to save his feet.
while the burglar. turning sharply
Town a side alley. disappeared from
view.
The latter case calls to mind one
which happened in Devonport or. rath.
n, in Stoke, which is the residential
'uburb of that town. A naval officer
vas aroused about a. m. on a winter
morning by hearing a slight clatter
downstairs. He picked up a sword
nd went down and located the sound
$ having come from the dining room.
Ihere was a good deal of silver
mere, and he ut once made up his
nind that burglars were after It. He
ried the door, but found it fastened
rom the inside, so went out Of the
ront door and rushed around to the
'indow.
But the thieves had foreseen this
laneuver. As he reached It one of
lem dung handful Of pepper into his |
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-03-13

MONARCHY is Frances only
hope, says the Literary Di-
gest. And a hundred or more
years ago, when France was
a monarchy, her people arose
and acted on the theory that
a republic was the way to
national salvation.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-03-13
National Guard Scores.

Company E won the 9TH match
OF the Second Infantry rifle prac.
'ice last Saturday night, beating
Company D of Twin Falls BY Q
points. The next match is with
Company B Of Nampa.
Following is the standing of the
companies at the close OF last week:
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-03-13

4 rumor at Boise says Sen
ator Borah will oppose the
denomination OF Governor
Haines. No one claims to
know that Borah has said so.
and the governor says he
can't believe it. Who starts
all the political gossip, any,
way?
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-03-13

SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE

SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS
r. A. Huchison Of Spokane was Ia
Belmont the frst of the week on
business.
A number of the ladies OF this
neighborhood were initiated into the
Royal NeIghbors camp at Athol.
The ladies OF that order served an
elegant lunch, and a short musical
program was also furnished. 1t was
greatly enjoyed by all.
The negro wedding and basket
supper, given by local talent here in
behal: OF the farmers union, was well
attended, about 30 b"skets were sold
and owing to the good cooks OF Bel.
mont everyone went home satisfied
Net proceeds for the evening, 1926 80
Persons from Bayview were in the
community Sunday, speaking for the
vets and distributed key OF beer to
the wet sympathlzers and young boys.
The results OF Mr.. Stevinson's visit
were headaches and also heartaches.
Firm resolutions were expressed by
many Of our neighborhood people to
vote against the vets.
We understand that John Tiede,
near Belmont, has traded his $50
acres OF land for similar property near
Santa, Idaho. We wish them pros
perity but regret to lose them as
0eighbors.
A handsome new depot has Just
been completed at Belmont which is
lutte an ornament to our thriving
burg.
: Louis Dupuis made business trip
To Spokane the drst OF the week.
Mrs. Young returned to her home
10 Spokane Thursday. after a visit
With her sister, Mrs. ]. 3 Strteter.
The Belmont orchestra under the
leadership Of Prof Opliger is pro.
PRESSING nicely, and he predicts
right future for them.
The following items from Belmont
we're received day too late to appear
o The Tribune of March 6:
Mrs. A. A. Sage and Mrs. j. B.
'treeter have returned home from
'oour d'Alene, both very much i'm.
roved Ia health.
Five new members were initiated
y the farmers union Saturday night
ast.
The 81. Railway company have
lst completed 1000 foot sidetrack
t Belmont aud lumber is on the
round for the new depot.
james Logan is 10 Spokane hos.
ital being treated for his eyes. We
re sorry to hear that he will lose the
ght Of his left eye as result OF
ccidentally piercing it with pine
eedleS.
The McGoldrick Lumber company
as a large force of men at Belmont |
licking up logs to be shipped to their
rye mill in Spokane.
George Cron of Michigan has Just
rived here and will spend the sum.
er with his mother, Mrs. Rose Cron.
ID sister, Miss Leonora Cron, near !
elmont. .
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-03-13

The pardon board at Boise on
wednesday unanimously denied the
petition asking for the pardon Of &.
:. oNe!l. the convicted banker, who
Is serving q term 10 the peniteutiarv