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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-15

While joys above my mind can move,
 For thee, and thee alone, I l9ve!"
 There are few young women who pass through golden days of young life without meeting with their own expe- rfences and living through Loves or deal. They cannot stay away from places where they are likely to meet young men who gather there. If they pass by one or more who has made little impression on them, they are sure to be singled out by another who appeals to them directly.
 If she is a poor girl, depending upon her salary for a living. she must choose wisely, as she has been told the young man who would make the best ha1s- band No girl, during their early ac- squaintance, will let the young man she is interested in see by the faintest sign. or word that she scares for him with Seep regard Her only course to pur- sue is to treat him pleasantly and with lady-like deneanor, which speaks pIainer than words that the dawn of love is near.
 The only one whom she is inclined to give a hearts devotion to is not the e1f-inaportant, gay fellow who is welcomed wherever he is--the idol of the fair ssex-nors careless and tickle, but one who is eonsfdsrate and anx- ious that the working girl should en- joy her outings as much or more than the stay y-at-h home girls, who are pro- vided for.
 Just as she is E1efIfkes her, and is so- Iicitous for her every comfort. He feels that when she is out of sight she can bs trusted to turn away deternfnedly as she passes the group of goed-Iool- ing college fellows on the avenue who try their best to f1irt with her. Thera is no fancfed impression to be made on the girl-worker who Is bright and witt ty and who looks forward to her days out as do the numerous of Ewes daughters.
 Unless a man dnvades their retreat. they would have a dull enough life of it. Life is all the sweeter for love. It isn't the woman within q few years of 30 who has found this out. She began to feel the need of cornpanionship long ago. realized that work is irksome without love. s.s
 The feeling is intensified in her heart each years and still has dreams of the hero who will come to her some day She has the bloom in herscheeks, the smile on her lips, and doesri' t mind admitting to her girl chums that she adores gentlemen who are such in every respect, and will never change her mind that life is sweeter with love, from gay gir1hood to any age.
 There is never tiune when she does not like men who are nice and com PaHloAal9iS, AoIIEs s1oqhe1lI, 8TaceIul takers, but who are content to cen ter their ideas to enIiven those who depend upon them. It should be a part of every single wonanss life to believe In love, which makes the heart light with lover Only the young and experienced assert that the happier ones are those who are rr1- wed. They have more confidence in tfernse1ves as they grow older, and while working cannot help understand ing how most men toll early and late uncompIainingly that wadded wives may have "a happy and carefree exist ence.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-15

offer positions to women at increased salary. Before the war. an inf1rrnary doctor in the W11iteehapel district, wiao was always a man received only $500 a year and erno1a1ments Now the same post IS advertised for a woman! at $1 GOO ana ennolurnents
 The woTnera medical school of London has trained 500 women doc- tors now in practice and has 22o stu dents on its r9I1s ne class entering g the autumn tzI.zns is larger by 6 Q ap- p1Iea1its than ever before.
 The average price of cotton exported from the United States 1n July was s.3 cents, against 1a.4 cents in July
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-15
CORRESPOND FOR PAsTIME

Dear Miss Ldbbey:-
 sseing @ your advice, ,s decided sa.,so to congenial correspondence for pastirne. If such person is recommended will appreciate it. Want some one out of my State.
 MRS. A. B.. ing. We advise only on sentiment per- p1exitfes. It would not be in our power to recommend one congenia1 pastime correspondence. That concerns others interests. People meet where hills and mountains don't.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-15
RIG DEMAND FOR WOMEN
 DOCTORS IN LONDON NOW

London. sart sfabar t6 Whe de- zn@nd for women doctors eszceeds the sa pp1y according Ho a etaternent s1y the Lsondo1 schoo1 of Medicine for
 E Eenaeue z1yen the posts of house sfcfaln and house surgeon in the hoap 5ta1s. herssorore always held by men. are offered to women This is pa ticularly trsz,s of the provincial hoapitaIs- Worlen are also tasaking tine practices of men wtlo have sone to me front Hsaarae of Gtsal ea ans are ao hard tip fur doctors that, casting aside their inherited prejudices, they
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-15
PRESIDENT OF CHINA
 AIDS CHARITY WORKS

Picking, Sept. 15.-President Yuan sni-kai has contributed nearly one- third of his salary for this year to charity and nr.slic works. The Chinese President receives 360, 900 silver dollars a year, which is about S144,oo0 in gold. He recently gave ls24.oo0 for the establishment of a model primary school and contribute ed s15l0oo for the relief of flood and fire sufferers in .Eae various southern provinces which have suffered dis aster.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-15
L1TTI.E l' BENIN Y'S
 NOTEBO cox
By Lee pape

g E Pads sirakins is a trend of mine. He ways 100 pounds. And can give pritty good irnn1ertay- or pesaat r4assls and than sounds. The reein we call him Puds is Avn akkount of him beeing so fat, And the reezin we cali him sfmkins is Because he was born with that His hare is natcherly kerly And the ladys think it's grate, Beeing the prlnzerpil reeztn Wy Puds wishes it was strate. Hes in my class in pubIick skool And also was last year, Hes bettir than me in 5oggriffy, But I can run much fastir. He takes lessins avn the piano Awf a man with a dlbbe1 chin, Wich while hes taking them he aint
 aloud out
 And noboddy eits is aloud ih We stand outside the windo Vile hes practicing in the morning. And yell. Hay. Pudsfe, fhi1ry up. And we jfggeI the parler awning. Puds sfrnlSfns is a frend of mime And I'm a frend of his. But if I say Mary Watkins is my gerl, He ses. like fun she is.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-15
MISS LrBBEY,S REPLIES
 TO YOUR LETTERS

Miss Libbey's answers to your letters. Correct name and address must be given to in- sure attention. Initials print ed. Write short letters on one side Of page only. Use ink. Personal letters cannot be an- sWered. Address Miss Laura Jean Libhey, No. 916 President Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-15
CORNER FOR COOKS
CORNED BEEF HASH.

Corned beef hash in tins ana cold corned beef also timed, are both very good and very convenient, too. Then there is d whole army of other canned things gs-veal loaf, OK tongue, boned chicken tamales and waat-not. Every Housewife has her favorite among them, so I will not enumerate them. but before leave the subject want to tell you Of a few good meat dishes that you nak make yourself at slight expense of money or time.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-15
TOO YOUNG TO
 KEEP COMPANY

Dear Miss Ljbbey:-
 I am a girl about IA, keep company with young man. We attend dances. I am 8 good dancer Do you think | am too young7 I am considered good featured. stylish and tall. How long should wear my dresses?A How ought I to fashion my hstr? Please advise.
 RG I advise you not to keep company at your age. Books and duties are best for you Dresses are worn by misses to shoe tops Hair is combed back with braid or bow.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-15
BANANA sEHERBET..

Boil a pint of sugar and a pint of water for 10 minutes. and stir hot into the beaten whites Of two eggs. Then add half n cup of lemon juice >a1d the pulp Of six ripe bananas, mashed soft Strain and cool and freeze The pulp of the bananas should be pushed through the sieve when strairiY1g
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-15
IF HE'S PICKLE,
 u
LET HIM GO
Dear Miss Libbey F:

am 1s-your constant reader. kept company with a. young gentleman 16 months. He promised we were to be married last Easter; that we were to marry this fall When the time comes he will change and say some thing else. I hear he is looking at an- other girl Task you to advise.
 He does not. seem to be depended on These times young men cannot very well afford to settle down and marry and do for wife as they wish. Throw aside all doubts Do not worry. The future will take care of itself There are plenty of good lovers waIt- ing for good girls company
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-15

nGalEl DGIOfS using your medicine. I had falling infau1rna- tion and congestion,
 fem a Q weakness, pains in both sides,
 backaches and bear
 ing down pains, was short of memory, nervous, impatient, passed gIeep1es ss. nights, an d h ad ne{tF e5s a%rAfa nrfh Y1axa
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-15
COFFEE GINGER BREAD.

One-f fourth cup grannlated sugar, A cup mo1asses, 4 cup Ngenerous3 boiled coffse. 5s teaspoonfu1 soda, 1a teaspoonful cassia, 5k teaspoonful of clove, one dessert spoon melted shortening, one cup unsifted pastry four Bake in a hot oven. This is large enough for four people.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-15
LEMON CoCoANUT PIE.

To one cup sugar and the grated rfnd and juice Of one lemon, two eggs well beaten. a good tablespoon of flour, one cup Of water, one-half cup. of cocoantt (shredded0. Line a pie plate with rich crust. pour in the mixture and bake.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-15
MoToRMAN GETS SHOCK

ployed by pf1e Connecticut company, was severely shocked early this morn ing near Mountain Grove cemetery while turning a switch light. He was removed to St Vincent's hospital where it was said today his early re- eovery was expected.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-15
noNa COATS ARE STYLE FEATuREs

particular interest to the home dress maker. AS preliminary to it's devel- opn1ent pleat the front. creasing on line to corresponding line Of small ao' per- forations and press: stitch underneath pleat inyisiblys in dart effect Center- front indtcated by line of small ssoa per- foratians. dust underfacing to post ton underneath front. corresponding edges even. Join front, under-arm and back as nofched. close shoulder seam as notched. Face collar and sew to neck edge as notched, center backs even.s leaving collar free forward of large TOT perforation. Turn under the lower edge of from and under-Arm section. and the ana baste.
 The pocket lap may be of contrasting material if preferred. and this is arr ranged to position on the skirt section by matching corresponding notches.
 E |
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-15

Tn the wide diversity of tailored cos- tunes sho~a for the Fall. models with coats that reach almost to the edge of tha dress skirt are attracting atten- tions The model shown here is type Of the latest style. the coat having a vida Hare at the sides. while the back is En panel style. Using 54-iHch serge. the costume requires s yards for skirt and coat
 Because the coat is adapted to use as a separate wrap it's construction is Of
 Pictorial Review Coat S inches bust Price. IS cents
 Skirt Sizes 22 14. 2s. zs cents
 These Home Dressnaaking Tor this nesNspA per ElsOila the ve
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-15
A YOUNG TRAVELLERS
 LETTERS
Dear Miss Lihnav:-

Dear Miss Libbey:
 [ am your reader of t5.s A month ago I met a young man three years my senior. He travels Asks me to write I told him to write first. He did answered him; have not had a reply from him, will he answer? Does
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-15
he care for me?

Faithful are most travellers. You, will have to wait until in his busy travelling he has time to write to you.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-15

With the closing of racing at Bel mont Park, New Yorl's racing season came to an end.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-15
REMARKABLE
 CASE Of Ms. HAM
Declares Lydia E. Pinkhan's Vegetable Compound Saved Her Life
 and Sanity.

Shamrock, Mo- feel it my duty to tell the public the condition of my
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-15

Next lap the folded edge Of front un-s der-arzn section and back to lines of sr1salI 4os' perforations in skirt. center fronts and corresponding notches sven (1arge .sOs pefforatfons in skirt sec ton indicate center front1 stitch to position at upper edge of skirt section. press pleaf and close seam under pleat, indicated by triple notches.
 For the sleeves close seams as notcn- ed. easing any fuIness between notches at elbow. Turn hem at lower edge on small s.o'. perfofations If sleeve is de- sired without cuffs cut off hem ss inch below small ..os' perforations; close cuff seam as notched face and sew to wfaeve single large 70" and double small "oos' perforations even. Sew sleeve in arnhole as notched. easing in any f1lnsss
 It will be noted on the latest coats that large revers and shawl collars have no place. as smart models are
 made plain in front with a side fas- tenfng emphasized by large. fancy but tons.
 zes sa. s4. ss. ss. 40. 4a. A and 4e 30. s2 and s4 inches waist Price. 15 articles arc prepared especially " latest styles by The Pictorial
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-15

SPECIAL SALE OF
 F E R N s JOHN RECIx 6 SON.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-15

SPECIAL SALE OF
 F E H N S JOHN RICK 6 SON.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-15

sereno s. P1att, secretary of the New York Chamber of Commerce, died at Troy N. r. He was 57 years old.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-15
WORK IS SWEEPER
 THAN LOVE

While day and night can bring de-
 light, Or Nature aught Of pleasure give, While joys above my mind can move, For thee, and thee alone, I 1fve!''
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-18

bcr Str6s ober Der !9irar9ie in oiss
lem Staats."
@rbs6tidpf UtoQer md9t auA ut.fE
cine Qeuberung bes 8ii4ofs 6artlep
ron Columbus in Der Sa4s aufmerts
fam, oer8ufolqe Der !BrGlat aeiuat bat.
bic .Gatbolic 9rObtbition 2eague BON
Sbio lit elm @iberipru6 in Der Ye@
sei9nung, bic Ii6 cine neue Sorte NJ
iiirten Der 2lntisSaloon>2iga beigelegt
BAT. qgie IeItIam uno urber allem gu
iammenbang lit bas Wort fatbolti3
in elmer iol6en @ereinigung. 9ie ulte
aeberiette Der Mano6Ger, bic DOR Der
2ogit uno Der gerebtIunlteit bes heis
ligen Qlu1uitin bic -Seoel ftrei6en
muBte. finbet i6r Seitenitiif auf un@
ferer eipenen Grbe in Der prpFbttts
onspartet."
geaiigli6 bes gerfu6s etti4er aas
tbolifeu, bic Stride in bic politit
binRin5u3erren, bemertte Der GOlums
Buffer Qrdlat: .8ie niebertrd6tiu unb
falIf limb bic 9emiibungen iener, Die
ihre hp6e Mlutter ente6ren tpiiroen, tns
bem lie fie gum 4i8snbr0bel Der polis
tiihen Serentiihe MAIDEN"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-18
airdbsis.yntiu Usu Girtbas. Bite.
gnf osm SrisObOf nerStn uisSe,
aussebebnts @erbeiierun8sa
porgn0mineu.

Der air6bOf5psrein Don Der Gar.
tbage gsits bait. esitern Hahmittas
i'm S6uIlotal Der Ct. pauIus 9e:
meinbe @eneraIsperiammluug. prGiis
bent q. s. 9rodmann fiibrts ben
8oriib unb Serr Sermaun Stodmann
befDrgte bas 9rotOtoll. Der airabof
aepdbri ssraOs iebt i'm berbitli6sn
S6mud Der gIdttsrfGrbung einsu
berrli6en 9tn6lid, aber bennp6 iper.
ben tpiebcr ousgeoebnts 8erbeiTeruns
gen seplant, an ben @abduIi6ieiten
ioipobl ipie am 5rieobof ielbit. Iiir
bic 3immsrnnnnsdrbeiten iparen 9tns
1sbote uusgeidrie6eu uno bic Jirma
grodmann II. So1n, betpGbrte
;sreunbe Der @ersinigune, erbislt ais
nieoriaifer gieisr ben aontratt. Der
&ontratt fir bic gnftrsiderarbeiteu
lpube nod riht peraeben.
Der aird)bois superintendent Z.
8. Dobm ipurbs in anertennune fsis
ner 2ii6iigteii unb pfIidttrsus untsr
ben oIten 8ebinglngen fir Elm ipeites
res Sabr srnannt, obns ss auf cine
Wobl aniommen 5u laicn.
Die sSinombeamtsn - Jiranfes
tretdr Sulius Slider unb S6abmeis
iter q. 8. Stratbmann - uutsrbreis
tsten ibre gerihte fir bas lsbte Sdlbe
jahr ppn Npril big Otiobsr. Die gins
FINITE fielltsn iitb aaf $l1. .541.92 uno
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-18
2lus ben 4eribtsbDfen.
Sracttpu Go. fOlI iber
$4,000 be3a6leu.

PAO,OOO ~ u.
Die Stabt bat burh Stobts
anfpult !5srrn S6oenIe bic GinciH>
natl Sraction So. iorpie bic Ginc.
Street Railpab So. ouf $20,810.36
pertla9t. gs tpirb in Der &lage ans
gegsben, bab bic Ginc. unb Samilton
Sruction 60. Ioipie bic Ohio Srdc=
tion 60. innerbaIb Der Stabtsrensen
bic 9elsiie Der Cincinnati Srdctiou
So. beniiben unb bufiir breiFiinftel
ibrer Gintinfte be5abIen. Die &lage
perfplet nun ben 3ped, fir bic Stabt
bic Sprporationsfeuer ouf bteIes Gins
tcmmen Der Sructtou 60. 81 erlans
gen. Die alaee bedt ben 3ettruum
pom l. Sanuar 1911 bis gum 30.
Sunt 1915.
Wu met 6 D. mub beSa5Isn.
Dos guubesappelationsgeriht bat
bic @ntiheibung oes Ridters Solts
tier uiifredt erbolten, iponaA bic
Warmet Godl So. gebaIten tpuroe, Der
Beople's Gpal go. in Bittsburg
$4,000 gu sablen. Die Soroerung
idretbt iif ous etnem 9ertauf BON
9oblenbarteu ber.
9anterottrsferent 8bittater bat
in Saten bes &pnturies Der
German Sbcdtre So. inc. benz 9uns
besaeriflt Ieinen S6lub6eriht unters
breitet 9tts bic @eTeGfdaft fallirte,
pdrsn Shuloen pon 3irIdmmeu $775S
porhanhen unb burd ben 8ertauf Der
9lftipu purben nur $50 erlongt.
Die ge'iaerteu 9lGubiaer erbielten
27 Gents am Dollar urb bic anbern
oinaeu leer uus.
9 6abenerfab 5u9es
pro6eu.
Wurn Rensenbrint, 913 Belts Str,
tpeldhe am 2. December 1913 BEL eiuem
3uiammenitob ibres Magers nit ei
ner Gar perleBt rpurbe, tpuroen
ppn Der Surn bes Supertorridters
9ugb $4,000 S6ooeneriuB augeipro'
den.
g hetounes GngeIegens
beiten.
Clara Gallaban, bic iih DOR brei
Ssdbreu NIT @m. Galdbdn oermdbIte.
bat berfeIben auf S6eiouug Oertldgt
gr foll ite Dor 5tpei Sabreu perIuHen
unp fettbem nit anbereu 6rauen &c.
Iebt boben.
Bern Bulb, Der ii6 am Il. Sttos
Der 1909 nit Sfabello Bulb permdbIs
te, bat bieielbe ouf S6etbuug pers
flaet. neil fic ibr Saus pernuhIaFigt
baben ion.
gtarciYfa 9orrifb, As Sit WicWtils
Ian st., min bon qfa 9arrifb. NIT
Dem iie Ii1 in 1896 perbetrutbets, ee'
i9ieben feiu, bo sr ibr 5upieI Shlds
oe oerabreihe. 0as 9oor BAT BRET
Ainber.
Wlottie Oudett tpurbe pon Daptb
Dudett eeT9ieoen Der iie I'm Gid
eelufeu bate
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-18

grebigt biniiber. Den tiefOuraoa6s
len Morten i4GOB ii4 Elm @9orgeidng
an. Sin BON paItor g. 9ausmann
seiprodenes S8tuBgebet unO Der Sez
gensipru6 bcs paitors 8. Sabi4z
mann bilbeten ben S4lub Der er1e.
benben Geier. Inter ben brauienben
9lGngen oes Srdeiters perlieben bic
NnbG6tigen bas 9ptte56aus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-18
Chit uurnss1lsilos
&telt 8eitern ibre Jabres.
berfa,ittnlra8 mnb ginfiib.
rtamg ber neuen 0eani.
ten al.
gOa5iblise getbeiIisnus an DC
Anti TrObibition Farabe be.
id)lOiIen.

paftor 5usO eiienlObr fir G&ul.
ratbsmitglieb inbOFirt. - g}orbe,
rsitunsm fir cine piirbise Yese.
buns bss 81. Stiftunssfeites se.
troffen. = Bel benz Gbrenbiplom,
fiir 80. rdp. 25iabrise Mitslieb.
f4aft CUR 9ertbeiluns selansen. =
Die Sahresberihts Der ausideibens
ben 9edmten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-18

bic Gusadben auf $75s2.21, fobdb Der
jesise geftanb $3979.71 betrdst. Tos
aus bsn 9erren 8. 4renb, $. Etes
mann, 8. Wrdbmdnn, 5reb. Streis
der unb Senrb Shroer beitebenbe Res
bfiions aommitiee bate 8iiter unb
8elese sepriift, ri9tig befunben unD
ben obigen 9eitanb ermittelt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-18

Der 9erfua, bic tatbolifdlen Wdb'
Ter bon Sbip fir pas probibitiOns'
glmenoement eiu5lfangen. lit i6mGb'
| lid miBlunssn. Der Grs6ii4of Or
S.nrp Dioeller bat ii6 aIs oberitel
9trdenfirit in Sbio osranlaBt gslt'
ben. ben @iiblsreien Der proFbitiont'
fen innerbulb Der tat6olii4en airHf
eiren Odmpfer uuf5uieBen unb be,
fogenannten rGatboIic probibitior
2.ague" cine berbe 2tbfubr au ertbei'
len. DAB bieie Organization fi6 ia.
tboliib nenne. ioat Der @rabif+"F lei
,irrefibrenb, unSuldhia uno unbers9'
tat" .sS6 tpeib. i6 bIbe teine Srgos
niIatipn BON bsrartisem Gbaratter
1nertannt, unb id lam basielbe pm
giI6of Sartlsp BON Columbus. vi"
itpf S9rembg pOn 5olebo unb BIZ
idpi TarreQp bon GlepelaRo idgen.
Der san5e 3ped Der @ersiniguns
I1uft benz tdtboliIhen Grunoias Der
perIDnliten Nrsibeit slbfpiber, iobaB
bic giI6Dfe Der Stride bic Ieretnis
auna Itpn oespesen oesapouiren mill
len. IS tunn iein, bab Elm paar aas
tboliien aug 9riiuben, bic ibneu an
teftsn betannt isin miifTen. iih au
elmer Organization oieIer 4rt 5uiam'
menoetban haben. ODD ous 1T ibre
gripotIa6e. Sic boben aber tein Redt,
es 70 bin3uiteqen, als itdnoe bic tas
tboIiIae atrbe als Iol9e bintcr Der
9epeeuno ooer als bate lie aud nur
bic moraliihe unterItiibuna oes einefl
pber oes onoern ibrer 9iiaofe.
.Sn ihrem gemiiben. etlpas au err
reihen, oas mad metner Wieinuna
bur9 @sIes nie erreibt peroen tdnn
iino bic QrpbibitipniIten nidt bapor
suriidseidrsdt, big gum aeuBeriten su
asbeu, uno bic ieBt in ben 3eituneen
erfbeinenben @nseigen, poour6 beim
9ublitum Der Ginbrud hsrporgerufen
irerbsn icu, als unteritiiBe bic tatbos
liide Stride bic gepegung, beitdtigt
es uub es 1T Elm pffentunbigs pf
getrua.
.glls has Oberballpt Der 9iDseIe
bon Sbjo tpiinihe i'd gu 6etouen, boBI
tein tatboliider 2aie ooer 9prteiter
baS Rett bat. pbne Die Santtion bes
giihofs, in oehen Sprenael er pobHt,
otn gbdmen Der tat6oliiden &tr9e i'm
syutereiTe iraerb einer gspeguna au be-
nuben. Die 8iid0fe iinb bic SuitGns
biaen Nutoritdten. I'm su Ideen, pns
lit unb nag nidt. Die BIZ
id,0fe ppn Sbio bdbsn fidb bieier 4us
trritGt bislana nicht bedehcn unb es 1T
oebhalb. 1slinbe ausaeoriidt. unges
,iemenb BON Seiten sSeuer. bic in tei=
ner @eiie nit Der Stride perbunben
limb, ibreu Ramen aum Reiten ibrer
Stedenpferbe su beniibeu.
.g(us ben ansefiibrteu @riinben re,
puoiire id aans enti6ieben bic ioees
rannte Catholic prpbibitipn Geugl.e
BON Obio unb beroamme lie iniofern.
nls Die genubuna bes 2lusbruds .fas
tboIiin@ ben 4niheiu ertpeden mag,
uls babe iie bic offisiells 3uitimmung
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-18
Gine berbe 9(bfmbr.
Sine iulde bolt iidJ bic Catholic Ero'
bibitiuu Seague pum Gr5biidjpi
Scrrn Or. Wipeler.

Die gepeguna DerIt0bt aegen ben
@runbIab Der peri0nIi6en fSrsibeit
IN Der fatbolii6en Stride. - Ser
iu6e, beim gublitum ben SlalfbsT'
su erpeten. 1ls unteritiiBe bic &n@
tboliife Stride bic Sepegung, tpiro
bon Dem O6sr6irten als pffentuns
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ltae giT9Dfe DON Sbio repubiireH
bic SrganiIatipn als 9lnbdngiel Der
Saloon>2isd.
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oeriteaung; peri6ieben IN ben angewanoten
Geinigungsnitteln; perl9ieben, meil iie pirf=
lt6 9iaptba entbdlt, pelfes bag Tett nno ben
S6rnnb LIFT, loDaB bic ldlpere arbett aus Der
gSdi6e berausgenomnen wtrb.
Gebrundt 6s'Ssapt9a fir aas seie nHD' 'sSaHa arbst.
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slpril 1912 bis slpriI 1915, log Der
@orort oes Ohio Tiirnbe3irts IN ben
Sdnben bon Witgliebern Der Gin.
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