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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1915-11-19

a letter and paste it upon the rubber
paste it upside down. because type
must read backwards to print cor.
rectly. See Fig. ~
When the piece of rubber is glued
fast to the spool end, and the letter
drawn or pasted upon it, carve out the
letter with your knife, cutting care
fully along the outlines of the letter,
and removing the pieces of rubber not
wanted Gigs. 8 and A.. Make proof"
of the letter by printing it upon piece
of paper, and then trim any places
that show up rough. To complete the
stamp, cut off the edge of the spool
end just below the letter Gig. 81 so.
by placing the cutoff edge against
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1915-11-19

HE American Thanks
giving this year is in
vested with a pro-
found significance. a
blending of reverent
appreciation for the
blessings OF h e
tweIyemonth, and a
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1915-11-19
THE THANKSGIVING FEAST

This is the day before the feast.
A rack of storm clouds. gray with warn
ing,
Signals the valley, west to east.
white fields and roads tomorrow morn
ingr
But through the farmhouse kitchen CLOVIS
A light to gladden. saint or sinner,
While Nell and Margaret. and Rose
Make ready for Thanksgiving dinner.
The pantry shelves are lined with cakes
OF faky crust and fragrant sweeting.
Yet incomplete the banquet waits
For this which Margaret's spoon is beat
ing.
The sideboard CLEANS In jeweled light
with amber ounce and ruby jelly.
Twill wear an added grace tonight
Wrought by the hands of Rose and
Nelly.
A stir of eager girlish feet
ACROSS the ancient oaken flooring.
A burst of laughter, bubbling sweet
With mirth and confidence outpouring.
A rallying jest. an awestruck sigh
At Nell's mistakes and MargareS's
knowledge.
Oh, never hours sped merrier by
FOT ltlESG AdAE NouSluS HOAhS AEOAIl COL
legel
Beneath the kitchen rooftree brown.
with weathered tile and rough-hewn
rafter,
What memories are looking down.
A hundred years of toll and laughterl
What echoes of long-vanished feet
Stir in the shadows everlasting!
-ofe
From other days of feast and fastingi
Tomorrow, through the drifted SHOWS.
With hearts aglow for smile and greet
ing.
Nelly, and Margaret, and Rose
win walk across the hills to meeting.
Good angels join them as they raise
The old hymns dear to dead and living,
And blend the feasting and the praise
Into one day Of pure Thanksgiving.
Mabel Earle. In Youths Companion.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1915-11-19

second one with blades turned in the
opposite direction.
Figures / to show the seven steps
In preparing a propeller Let the
Figure" numbers also represent the
Step" numbers. First of all prepare
a propeller blank" of the dimensions
shown in Step 1. This block should
be of straight-grained white pine. and
be planned up straight and true on all
sides.
Draw line around the four faces
Of the block at the exact center of
its length. Then on faces C and D,
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1915-11-19

last Thursday in November. 1t since
has thus been observed.
So it is that in 1915 the people of
for a war over, with the combatants
putting aside the science of murder
for the science of constructive things
and resolutely facing the future, but
because the country is at peace with
it's world brothers and looks toward
taking the impartial part in the bring
ing about of the peace of Europe
and of the world. DIR. Carleton Simon,
the distinguished neurologist, recent
ly, while discussing war as an acute
nervous affection and its treatment
and it's cure" made an interesting
diagnosis of the condition of the
United States. 1t may be reassuring
to hear from such an eminent author
ity. who regards the more than 90,-
100000 human beings In the present
ment of a gigantic composite, that
there is no fear of Uncle Sam flying
off the handle"
THE United States has escaped"
says he. That is the special occa-
| sion for Thanksgiving. But may not
the whole world come to find cause
| for real thanksgiving in the new spirit
derived and nourished by the tragedy
of this WARP"
Contrast these typical rural Thanks
giving pictures with some of the fam
lily groups and of sustenance opera
| lions within the war-smitten territory,
and, If you be apart from want, you
will feel pang of keenest commisera-
tion and regret that all of the world 8
struggling family should not be shar-
ing the peace-and-plenty conditions
In this case the turkey is the bird
alike of peace and of plenty. 1t is the
bird, likewise. of sacrifice--but not of
burnt offering-and goes to its ap-
pointed end with what seems like a
conscious dignity of the part it plays
in the grateful season.
What finish more honorable and i'm
pressive for bird than to be fated to
die to make happy an entire nation ?
For this brief. golden period the eagle
is only remote symbol. The Thanks
giving bird is magically transformed
into tempting thing of appetizing
odors, an eye-entrancing vision If
glistening brown and bronze and bring.
ing in it's train attendants of the field
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1915-11-19
INTERESTING BITS

me American mountain sheep are
the greatest leapers in the world.
The British government is establish
ing a very powerful wireless station
in jamaica
Virginia is the leading state in the
production of soapstone, Vermont
ranking second
The United States bureau of stan.
dards has developed delicate thermo.
eleatric test for the purity of plati-
mum
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1915-11-19

Resembling large tracing wheel is
German inventors device that accu-
rately measures irregular lines.
A muscle from frogs leg is utilized
oy French inventor in device that
receives and records wireless signals.
Peat, compressed and formed into
sheets, is replacing cork in Germany
as an insulating material against heat
and cold.
England and Wales together have 40
special schools for the blind. 81 for the
deaf and 245 for otherwise defective
children.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1915-11-19

IN Fig. l0-A for the body, B for the
neck and head. C the ears, d the
thighs. E the hook and hoof of the
legs, and F the tail. For a small set
OF stamps you may cut out the pat
terms; for a larger picture you may
enlarge them. Fig. II shows how to
make holders by lacking pieces of
cigar-box wood to spool ends.
Diagrams of the stamps for the
little girl pictures are shown In Fig
IA for the body. B for the head
c the upper arms. the forearms.
3 the legs, and F the hat
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1915-11-19

Sydney, N. S. W.. now has benzol
plant.
The relative values of various kinds
OF coal are determined by X-rays
with a method invented by French
scientists.
Statistics have shown that Ameri-
can telephone operators answer calls
two seconds quicker than their Eng.
lish cousins.
Experiments in rice cultivation in
Porto Rico give promise of the island
becoming an important producer OF
that grain.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1915-11-19
MODEL AERoPLANE PRoPELLERs
AND A MOTOR WIRpER.

A pair of propellers must be of
identical size. but opposites-right-
hand and left-hand; that is. the upper
end of the Tignr-hsnd propeller must
be shaped to turn to the right. and
that of the left-hand propeller to turn
to the left, when viewing the mounted
pair from the rear of the model.
After preparing one propeller in the
manner described below, make the
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1915-11-19

that crisply show ivory white and pale
emerald, and translucent, liquid ruby.
In the turkey at this season there
are the pride of country, the religious
sense of a nation and its sustaining
hopefulness. the racial family spirit
that makes the whole world akin"
and the very essence of pleasing
plenty.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1915-11-19


poignant regret that so many mem
bers of the World Family are in the
red agony of war. The Thanksgiving,
definitely established after national
stress and travail, is tender with SYM
pathy and brotherhood, and, while
one gives freely of thanks to his Crea-
tor, freely, likewise, does he give OF
love for his fellows. 1t is the most
human Of seasons, in which man
should, and does, follow the eternal
lesson of the Great Teacher.
Thanksgiving is elemental in the
soul of man and it probably found its
first expression, not in peace, but aft
er conflict in the early twilight of
history, when some of the hairy men,
who had awakened to the mystery
and majesty of the sun as the giver
of good things, raised their SCARED
arms toward it, reverent and tri-
umphant, their grateful gutturals voic-
ing thanks for victory.
And this primitive thanksgiving will
be multiplied and intensified a thou
sandfold at the expiration of the
present war-and not for the victory
but for the coming OF peace. In the
intoxication of bloody triumph there
can be little of the deep, spiritual
thanksgiving; for, despite the gigan-
tic slaughter that has made this cen
fury the Crimson age. the world is
still one big family with interests so
closely interrelated that none is I'M
affected by the struggle. And none
will give thanks. even with the prize
of victory, for having made widows
and orphans by the hundreds of thou
sands.
In the real thanksgiving there is
neither exultation nor pride; no re-
Election of bitterness or hate; but a
sweet realization of the kinship of all
men before the Great Father.
In certain early and oriental litur.
gies was the Great Thanksgiving. now
replaced by the preface and part OF
the canon. Then there is the General
Thanksgiving in the Book of Common
Prayer, a collect in the third place
from the end of the order for morning
and evening prayer, and of the litany
But the Thanksgiving which, while
marked by the incense of prayer, has
the sunny lightsomeness of good cheer
and laughter, is that annually OBJ
served in the United States
In the beginning of the observance
was day set apart by the Plymouth
Pilgrims, in 1921, In acknowledgment
of their first harvest in America. Il
was perpetuated in many states by al
annual festival appointed by tn,
governor. Its national celebration. Ii
recognition of the years blessings
was first recommended by proclama
ton issued at the city of New York
in 1889, by George Washington, VIII,
set apart for observance Thursday
November 26, of that year.
The war between the states was tn,
event that established the nationa
day. 1t has been, therefore. sanctifle,
by the blood of brothers who died no
IN vain, for as a recurring observance
1t was proclaimed by President Lin
coin in October, 1863, who fixed tn,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-13
Q:jR2s2gsaaN5IA
The Bright Eye of The
Grossman Store Is
Never Closed

Tt is constantly searching
out new ways and means
Of serving the public to
their advantage. Reading
this page today one cannot
help but realize that such
news as you see printed
here could only be the re-
suit Of careful planning
and tremendous effort on
the part Of Our organiza-
ton. Where else will you
find so many important
events gathered together
on one page?
The doings of this store
cannot fail to awaken the
broadest interest among
the thousands Of women
who are on the lookout to
spend the money that must
be spent as wisely as pos
sible.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-13
FALL 1915
SILK AND CLOTH SKIRTS
AT 1898 AND $5.98

Except for more graceful tailored
lines. and interesting trimming fea-
lures, the new Fall models are quite
like those Of the present season. Ma
terials include Chuddah cloth. Taffeta
silk and new weaves Of Gabardtne.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-25
xOsissHtbnms 'Sspstbelsn
Neuc otbefen.

y = -
@inrp Sugbes on Wf. adams g.
mO 8. U. $500.
SiiGnro u. Snuer on Grnlonoe 3
irno 9. so 500.
Gbarles guid on BIeninnt 9fiSgl
9. lnS 9. SO. $i400.
Gsa Q. sIrdibnIo on Die Grfte gfn'
tipilnlbdnf in Nortpoc6 $500.
gIice 4nis 9erfIeD on Gnnnis
pearl UscGIure $500.
Snrab n. Glafon on Central g.
IND G. 60. $3.50.
Sopiia @nrcr an Clifton Seigbts
go. 2 g. une 9. Go. S675.
emma .. Sredd on @ejt Gno ..
ullb Z. 60. $1,000.
arte 2. Giirrin on ct. gernaro 6
uHlo .. u. Go. $3650.
Aeorp 6. Scpis on Seinte 8. uni
g. u. 60. $500.
c. Gbwin Sopfi1s an gtt. nomnE
g. uno 6. 2[. $1,000.
8nrren 6. Steirart on Come q,
,uso 3. 60. 5000.
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@initOu Gburdia.

Snbelt mir 9eittihe nidt elm ge.
tpiifes Sntereiie, Die groben puIiiifden
Srabt5ieber, bic 1t Der @eriffporuia
gegen ms am eriten betbeiIigt iino,
eennu fennen gu lernen2 @ir poIlen
perindeu, uniern 2eieru elm portrat
bieies eueliid|en Winiiters 5ii ertiDer.
fen, Der I'M WoiiImiireiBen gegeu uns
iifer Der erite lit, Der als eriter Sc..
lor6 nbcr ielbit ben meiiten ieiner
2on6sleirte mir elm uidbiges 0erirnu.
en- einfl5bf. Dor aIlem, pie iiebt CT
aiis2 Sas fonnen mir Ieift beaHt.
iporten: mir hrnuden iins MIR nafj
Dem Stedbrief 5u rif)fen, Der emit.
malls binter Germ @iiIiton GburhiQ
erIoiieu wuroe. Sm GeSember 1899
fcnnte man on Den StraBenefen iino
6ei ben @ebor6er bon gsreetoria fcl.
geliben Siefbrief iiber: @initon SEQ.
naro opener GbnrtJin fin6en: ), eng.
I1noer, 20 Sabre ali, ilnaef1br 5
SUB s 3oa bod, SeiidtsfdJnitt regel.
m1bie, gebt elm biBd)en porniiberge.
neiat, bIaiie Gsfi9isfarbs, rotb6rannss
9nnr, fleiner, fnim beinerfbnrer
Shn,irrbart, iprift bur6 bic Naie,
fam fein I aiisipreten irn6 peritebt
fem eirpiees @ort SoII1nbiif.@ Sic
@iren iiiften ninlIid, ibren oarnali.
gen ariegsecfangenel ben aprre.
iponbenten Der weOrnine 9oit, @in.
itcn Gburd)iG, Der ibnen aisgefom.
men mar. Sn Wobernber NIT einenl
engliiden QnnSerSuge geFnngen ge.
nonlinen, fano er i6on i'm Ge3enlber
fem @efdngniB in gretoria bernrtig
Iangireilig, bnB er iiber oeiien Wlnucr
flefterte, iif) IN Der Stn6t perbnrg,
lie nit einem Dorbsifahrsnbsn giiiers
5ug perIieB iln6 mad nnnf)erlei
51brlidjfeiten nah Der TeIngoo.gei
aelangte. aaiIH mar er bort nnoe.
fonlnen, 70 rnbn er einen 8iig nod
Durham (gfotnD un6 begab iif) iofo.t
ipieber an Die 6ront. 1as fenn,eit-
net icoenfaas ben Mnnn. 6eijen aan.
Sss Qeben bi, unrubisfte 9etpeglitfeit
unb Die groBte Riidlidtsloiigfeit &C.
zen iidl Ii. anoere III. 9limmt man Die
fiinf5ehn ieitoen DeriIOiienen ssabrs
IN srtiprsherbsn gstradjt, 70 it.mmt
bic obiss 8sfnrsibuns bon Gbur&ins
qeuBerm nod beuis. ghur@iu III mits
tslsrOb. nit rss.lmiBissn, abr rus
ben gtIiHtsaiipen unb elmer bpben,
stntsliaena perratbtnben Gtirn. Tds
gbdraiteriftifhe I'M @efiHt finb BIZ.
tltineu ipaifsrbIousH glugsn, rnb an
Der @eIiolt bic inner etipns puruiibtrs
gensigts 6aItnns bes Ropfes. Qas
nift s1eIiFb fdllt einem bic blafis De.
ii6tsfarbe ouf. iOipis. oob Ct beim gss
ben ioFprt anfdnat. au oeiiituIirsH.
Cir PimteneI1nbtr ipfrb bas Gtiidjt
unri5gli9 fd5n finbsn: pis Der gangs
Wlaan uut fsins Guj&aurnsfu Eat q
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gsiIiam 2. 9epol, an gIue elfb 9
iin0 6. Go. $500.
Yiarp Stoliporttp an Grite Anrf
9. fiito 6. u. $4,000.
e. 5. WRlus on 9t. .. JairleI
$4,000.
slnna Sbaffer on College SIN &
litno 9. go. $500.
ssubu Guortors an Peoples .. mi
| .. 60. $4,000.
Gerielbc an oieieIbe $1,000.
A,iid)oeI @eier an SiIperton s. uni
Q. 60. $1,000.
Glen Srping on @iiitou s,fnce Q
,inb 6. 60. $1,000.
frnnf 4. @uid)Ie on Calhoun &
uuo 9. So. $4,000.
| U. 2. Vdrion OH 9liirora 9. mn
g. SO. $1,000.
GborIes 2cbib on Soutbern Sbit
g. uHo z. 60. $4,000.
@etIigte Sppotbefen.
Gbriltian @rdbel an 9reninn 9lpc
8. iiito 9. 60. $3.50.
sllbcrt 5. CONNER an Wet. glonms
Q. uno 8, u. $1,000.
9bas. y. 9erning on sImbroie 8
gatlono $500.
Snibe ). DeMarto on 9enor .
uno 6. so. $4,000.
@eorae Snrb an DO. $2250.
SsSeiie 6. slgnep on Gin. g. uni
9. 60. $500.
Scnrn Bon SageI sr. on ct. Der
narS g. iino g. ". 60. $1,000.
Nlnrtin Steinbnuer on 90. $1,000
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| Hip 9. imb 8. 60. $400.
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q. go. 3 $500.
aatberine e. glirrin on ct. Der
naro 6. ilnS q. II. 60. $2500.
SuIiis y. grodboff an Gnterprii'
9. 81. 60. $1,000.
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9. nHb z. 60. $2500.
@nrp StoItportbp an SO. @. Sill
$4,000.
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q. 60. Go. S3500.
wsarD @. differ an @eitpoob So
ilIeiieno So. $1,000.
@urp WfiieI on Big Sour Q. ipii
z. 60. $500.
6rnnf + Bubble an llnitp o. uni
z. 60. $4,000.
slbert 5. Giebm on @eitern sIpc
9. u, Si1,500.
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$146.
slntbcnb 6. @erfb on @eit gnb g
unb Z. so. $3.50.
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unb q. 60. $4,000.
| R. y. W,ad5iim an Ct. gernoo 8
uno 9. y. 60. $4,000.
| Catherine .fnberrisben an propi'
bent 9. q. uHb Z. 60. $500.
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sissntb siibertrasnnseH
Cincinnati "a. waar;

GaIpin @ gfinso on 8. q. gatti.
ita Ser5o II. 81, Stiid 2onb on Wic.
&enrp Roab in @einpoo6 (Steiier
$3.50 $1,000.
Gilbert @eribeI on ssofepb GernS5o.
% bel 1221a SUB an Der Sftiette Der
GoIeruin gneiuie (Stsier 81 81.
Gliie g. Oiderion on Robert G.
@oofrep, 30 bel 115 GirB an Der
8eiiieite Der Sarris Strnbe (Steuer
$3.50 81.
Gopar6 s. Srntfenboff an Daniel
g. @illinmion, 1s sIder Sano an
SSir6ian Sin 9Oob in Seftion 10 IN
Columbia Sotpnibip S75.
Sslilia 8 sS.eps II. u. on glbert ;.
0iebul, 80 bel 1873 SUB an Der 1eit.
ieite Der 5reenlnn gIpeniie, 220 SUP
iiibIih Der 2i6ertp Sfrnbe 81.
2oiiis 9iebm an benielbet1, oas.
feIbe Gieentbiun aud 2 Bel 1873 SUB
on Der @eitieitc Der 6reeH,nn apenue.
116 SUB rorelib Der @nAe CIR. 81.
albert s. 9iebm an Ssobn Gunr.
tors, 90 bei 1873 GiB al Der Beitieite
Der 6reemon apeniie, 220 SUB iiioIi1
Der 2ibertp StrnBe. aud 2 BEL 1873
Sarf, an Der 8eItieite Der 6reeman
Slpenie, lie SSi;b n0roIi6 Der 9aSe
StrnBe, aud 80 bel a75 6ub an Der
Gaibieifc Der @Ienpap slDenue, 600
SUB peftIi9 Don giegert sIberue
(Steuer $2) 81.
Srnncis @nreInnnn an ante @.
Gitrrirl Got SO. q in giorDopo
Seiebts Gonlponp's llnternbtbeilung
tn Rsrwoso CStnsss se.6o) 81.
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gfus BON beibtn.

g6sf (snm aommis): .Maruni bus
Zen sic ben gorbang beruntsrgsiaiieu.
Miutrg W6esu Tie nimt ishsu. iDis
bie Arbsitsr briibsn nuf Dem glsubuu
i&uFtsn -. Obss folIsH bic uI&i isdsH
NE Ek foulsnlsn2a
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Aus elmer gertbeiSiger.
Webe.

gertbeibiecr: sd bite, bOber @e-
rihtsboi, oen s(ngetlnsten niht 5u Ie-
bensI1nglidem 8uhtbnls gu periir.
tbeilen. nm i'm ni4t in ieiner sniIf,
balm az bin0er1i. :
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Die 1allnnli@le.
e.,ODeIls BON srausoit aIIDse,
(5prtfebuns.)

\OpiilebhHgJ
.gi. SdotsnmiheI, Iagte berS9ofz
fs. bate ih bds benn Don gu9 ses
glaubt?"
Der ftanb babel iuie ansssoHen.
Gnolia faste er;
sd peib ni9t. ipie bas 9dum9en
bereinsetoutmen in. bon nns bats nal
aeinsr sebplt.1
$50 fasen lie glns,1 iaste bsr arotz
tenituffel b6bniId, .Sas gdb cine
prGdtise 0eiaieI, pie Sbr iie grab
brauht."
Die 1T f6on beim Masner beitsIIt, =
iagte Der Gdptsnmihel.
aber mas fonnte bas 9llles helfen,
Der arpttenituffsl ma9te Elm prptotol
unb bas NIT alien gfehi, benn bas
gduHden Iieb iih einnal nidt pess
lsusnen. gs baIf nidts, bdb Der Wils
beim aud nod ba3u fam unb pers
ii6erte, er babe es nidt etboIt unb
yliemanb aus ibrem Sauie.
rS'iit bod aud nidt in Sic S6eusr
9eflOsen," fagts Der arotteniuifsI unD
bann siusen er unb Der S4Gffe ipisbsr
fort.
llnb nud,-a1t saeen fam Der 9es
ri4tsbolIaisber unb brahte benz S6os
tenmi6el cine 2abung. Dds mar bic
erite, bic er in isinsm 2eben erbaIten
bate uno nun aud nod gar ipessn
ScGsbisbitabl.
.Oas 1T Elm Ragsl su msinem Sars
&C." fagte er, rmub i9 benn in msinsu
alten Sagen mod 70 mas srleben.1
gr forfdts, 70 pisl er fonnte, ipis
bas gGum9en mSdts in feline S9eusr
setommen isin, tonnte ober ipsitsr
nibts beruus brinsen, ais bab Der
NadtipG6tsr ipolIts Stmanb.n an Der
G9euer ssiensn bdben, aber bas tonns
te sbenio gut Elm geipeis s.s.n, aIs
fir Jpn ieiu, b.nn Der 0adtnd9tsr
battle Den ni6t ertnnni. unb tsr am
Seitsn Darum puBts, IGtpi.s tpeisIid
itin.
9lls Der S6otsnmibel nun nor 9es
ridt fam, Deriitsrts sr nobmaIs. Riss
muno BON feinsn 9euten babe bus
gdumden gsbolt, er babe ss and nidi
holen Iufen, aber ba sr nidt nahipsis
len fonnte, iuis ss in feline Sdsusr &C.
tOmmen. muBts er oeftraft psrssn.
9us mar Der 4nfung DON bes arot.
tenftuffsPs Rahe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-25

On einem Sonntase bes Mai III
Der BON alIsu Sunsriidern, uenioitsna
in Der g1Gbe npn Simmeru unb beion'
Der BON osm Suugbolte seIisbts uni
ssIu9te Maimarit.
0erieIbs ipirb auf einsm f50nen,
frsisn pIaBe In Der Rdbe BON Sims
mern, i'm iosenanntsn 8iirssritiid, abs
esbalten. 2lber Isiber iit ieltsn an Die:
fem Gage sutes Dettsr. Sbihon bi.
Simmerner ben Murft bonn eriten
Sonntaee bes Mai in bic Wlitie ober
gar ans gnbe bes Wlonots perI.gt bas
ben, neil iie slnubtsu, bob bann bas
Wetter siinftiser fsin piirbs, 70 III bod
Elm S9neegsitSber an bisftm Tag,
ni9ts ielienes un6 obne nab su ipsr'
ben, tommt man fait nimm.r mad
5duIe. Sb nun bic Simmerner ben
Ssrrn bes @etters, bers na9 isinsm
WobIgefallen gut ober ifledt MAIDEN
lam, BEL ibrer 0erlegung nit 81 Ra'
TIE ge5ogen babeu, ober bahten, seeer
gnbe Wiai i6nnten re feIbit bas Wets
ter mad geIisbsn einri9t.n, ipeib ih
ni9t, aber bab bic Rteeui&rmfdbris
tanten an benz 5ass bic bsIt.n @es
i9Gfte MAIDEN, tpir6 Hiemanb Isuss
nen molten. Man4er unsspofdent
8ube pirb an b,m Gage einbringIid
qeipGiIert unb inanh SGm9en trippeli
nit feinsn ipeiben Striimpfen ,inb pas
piernen S1iihlein NIT bem Sonnens
ibirme unter benz 2lrme, dngftli9 bin
unb Der unb ipeib ni9t Rath. Iber
trob bes b0ien Namens, ben Der Warfi
ipegen bes I9le9ten Wetters bat, pirn
er BON glt unb Sung germ beiudt unb
Riemanb blsibt germ babeim. Die Burs
ibsn beitsllen iid i9on sin Diertels
jabr porber i6re Mdbhen fir ben
Wartt unb ertparten bisIslbtn am
ginsnnse Der 3.Itrsiben. I'm bann nit
ibnen bon aram Su aram 81 sieben
unb bic ausgslegtsn Sa9en b.puns
bern All belfen. limb ipeun bie unb bd
bem WGb9sn Elm Saistu9 ober ionft
etlpas gar gu gut sefdnt. 70 Febf fem
9urf9 aud Elm paar @rofdsn niG5t an
unb faufts ibm, unb fein Mdbden bat
i'm bnnn nod einmal 70 Iisb. Gber ba
tonts bum, bum bon ben Sdn3boben
beriiber unb bic Sronpete ihmettsri
unb Die 8aBseigs, uHo bic srobssroms
mel brummi, ba rdumt bns iunse9olt
bic 3eIirei6en unb jebtr 8urid nimmt
fein mGb6en an Der 6anb unb sisbt
biuiiber unb Tdfpsntts bal6 bdrauF IN
Der rduf9enbsn Galoppabe i'm innsias
men malSer, fpies gerdbs fommt. nnb
bic @lten iiBen bdnn an ben Sii9en
unb buben tire Sh6ppItin Dor ii6 ite<
ben unb bic forsIums Wlutisr riimmt
aug ibrsm aorbs ben sroBsn au6sn
un6 S9parieumngen, oper Gnintsn,
ober Murit unb nun ldiien Fe iifs
pobl fein unb freueu iid nit ibrsn
fr6hidsn ainbsrn. linb bic tnmmeIn
fi1 duf benz SunsbObeu berum unb
itampfen unb iubiIieren, bab linen Der
S9tpeib Don Der Stirn lGuft, ME bei
Der bdrtsften Mrbeit unb bie unb ba
,Iisb. fSDn Ginss fsiu wdnns asis
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-05-31
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q 81 Dr. II "a wsrds; Olive T.blsts- ers :
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sKs r. ~ 1oS 81 H.t z
81. Edwards' Olive Tablets act on the
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dangerous after effects.
9They start the bile and overcome consti.
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sold annually at 400 and 2se per boz. Al
4 Take one Of Two nightly and note the
pIeasing fesnlts
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