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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-09-14

<x II, DEAR" said Mrs.
Jarr with q sigh. as she
looked up from the eve
ming paper. nothing ever
seems to happen to us!"
What do you want to happen TO
us?" asked Mr.. Jarr. IF something
did happen you'd worry because 1t
did. You seem to be worrying be-
cause you haven't anything TO
worry YOU"
II have lot OF things to worry me-"
said Mrs. Jsrr But everybody
seems 10 have adventures except us.
Pleasant adventures, / mean. People
are coming into fortunes every day.
but we are not"
"And people are dying every day
and we are not" remarked Mr.. Jarr.
1T isn't what really happens that
worries us so much. II Is worrying
about worries that we expect But
the days come and the days 10 and
we get our three meals a day and
the rent comes due, and nothing
really happens"
well. isn't that what was say
ing when you contradicted meY'
asked Mrs. Jarr. Now look here at
this article In the paper about a
millionaire wanting divorce be-
cause his wife was too extravagant
How can a millionaire's wife be ex-
| n,,s ha ma
angry Is that he says all women are
extravagant and spend too much on
/ clothes. wager he doesn't 10
shabby"
But he can afford to dress well"
said Mr.. Jarr.
Then so can his wifel" declared
Mrs. Jarr. II get 30 put out when
read OF rich people giving advice 10
the poor-telling them to save. How
can anybody save whose income Is
iimited3 Old Mr.. Rockefeller Is al
ways advising everybody to save,
and yet l heard MIR. Stryver say the
other day that whenever old Mr.
Rockefeller wanted an extra million
or two he simply raised the price OF
gasoline"
we should worry" replied Mr.
Jarr. I'VE have no automobile, no
even q Flivver."
Il won't have one OF those cars. Il
never get one!" cried Mrs. Jarr
And as for gasoline, | do use gaso
line. ! just cleaned a hat with nv,
cents worth OF gasoline"
"You buy Ave cents worth OF gasolin
ever and anon, then?" asked Mr.. Jar
why. certainly" was the reply
, land ! have to use It myself whel
anything is TO be cleaned. becaus
Gertrude Is so careless and will US
. gasoline in the kitchen to clean glove
or ribbons or shirt waists whom al
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-09-14
Hits From Sharp Wits.

Every woman has several hundred
friends on her hating list" accord
Ing TO the oldest and most uncon-
armed bachelor OF our acquaintance.
Columbia Star.
It's a wise jitney driver who hires
pretty girl TO ride in the back seat
Pittsburgh Press.
No woman who il able TO dress well
ana IN style considers ner husband a
failure. even though he be a derelict
on the sea Of iife.-Macon News.
When a man doesn't choose between
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-09-14
This Auto Dealer PROFITS BY Appeal
inc TO the Women.

CIV EsTON. here's cartoon
w which has a direct applica-
ton to our business" re-
marked Taylor, manager OF the Swift
Motor Cars local agency. as he passed
a daily newspaper to his sales man
ager.
Weston noted the pictures which
dealt with the successful sratagems
adopted by mans wife TO induce
him to invest in an automobile.
You mean that we ought to appoai
more directly to the women?"
Exactly! We've been mailing our
letters to men only. We should cover
both man and wife simultaneously
with different arguments. Now that
I think OF IL, l can recall scores OF
cases where our sales were uirectiy
attributable to feminine influence
'I believe you're right I'll take II
I'D with Dalton to-day
Two weeks later. another man
ing campaign was launched. Eacn
name on the list was covered with
two letters, one going to the mead OF
the family at his office, the other 10
his better half at the home. Inc
s,r., letter emphasized the conve-
nience and time saving features on
auto ownership; talked about the
"Swift's" mechanical perfecuon aho
economy Of operation and wound w
with an offer OF demonstration
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-09-14

xIss RUBY BROWN
M Is back again IN to,sn . ,.,.
AVA sa,o her riding at her 'dn0ufd
ease,
A sioht 10th gods and men to please
Buf uestern, ornin0 on the avenue
no her serene, o'erIookin0 pte'o
An men are grass II,
And she makes hay; but zee 'cttl let
that pass.
A most adventurous summer bv the sea
she had. hare the facts as they
tcere told 10 me.
-RST came a near betrOthdl to a
~ Count,
Then loss OF jetoels held at fab
ulous amount
Merit. IN the surt. fdr-suipmin9 for a
lark,
She bare escaped a fierce man-edtin0
shark:
Wilde net again, borne bredfhIess on
the UdUe.
She had been drotoned but that one
sprdn0 TO save,
Who, lodging a hdsfy fame,
Made but his gallant dash and fed. nor
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The Jarr Family
BY Roy L.. McCardell


q Co. The New York Evening World.
has fire in tho gas range. Simply
because Claude. the fireman. Is her
beau. she'll take the most dreadful
risks. but I always use gasoline In
daylight and at the open window"
I'm glad you take such precau-
tion," said Mr.. Jarr. But that isn't
what l was getting at. I wanted to
ask you why you should worry about
the price of gasoline when you al
ways get Ave cents worth at the drug
| store. Mr.. Stryver worries at the
high cost Of gasoline because he pays
from IL cents to 20 cents a gallon for
1t for his autoWopile. but the way
you buy 1t you Jay Ave cents for a
little bit in bottle-that makes /,
cost you about 81 a gallon"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-09-14
So Ways the World
BY Clarence l.. Cullen
Copyright 1918, By The PfeSs Publishing Co.
The New York Evening World.

TIlERE are lot OF women so be-
Jingedly suspicious that when
their husbands fetch them some
nice little gift quite Unexpectedly they
instantly say to themselves, "Ah ha!
what has he been doing now?" IN. h.
It's a good thing for some OF the
gift -givers that their spouses are bet
ter suspectors than guessers).
II the sociological statisticians
could get a line on the number OF
married folks who. after ten years OF
connubiality, still confuse habit with
love and who go on wondering why
life is 40 dun, the figures would be
astonishing.
Matronly Myths: My husband
stares dreadfully at pretty women.
But, pshaw II doesn't bother me.
The poor old dear wouldn't know
how to talk to one OF them IL he met
her. and Of course he hasn't the nerve
To try to get acquainted with one OF
the hussies."
Signs That You Hain't So Young As
You Was: When, on getting home
from tho summer vacation, the old
town, instead OF looking brisk and
| gladstone, seems sort o. sad and
moth eaten; and, instead of gadding
around and showing off your coat of
tan to folks, you mooch around miz-
zably and wonder IL you didn't pick
up a little malaria at the place where
you spent your vacation.
We've never yet known one OF those
folks who take n nap after luncheon
who didn't emerge from the doze
cranky enough to feel like biting of
the left ear OF his Cor her) maternal
grandmother.
We've developed handy little
knack of looking at our watch and
mumbling something about catching
train when we meet one or tnoss
rappers who says. you know. like
jim and I'm one of the best friends
he's got in the world, BUT"-
When a woman leaves off attempt
ing to keep down her rat because sh,
thinks that her husband doesn't car,
any more, she quite gratuitously as
sumes that the old codger can't anC
won't dig around somewhere ant
somehow find an outlet for his espe
cial brand OF caring.
A woman with q very youthful
naturally-rosy face with prematurel!
; gray or white hair could be might.
interesting d. she were not infalhbl.
so irritatingly and cock-surely con
oclous Of the TACT
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Beauty and the Press Agent.
"A Post-Vacation Interlude.)

left hts name
The joy ride kneW her. and she Jumped
the bail
That stood bet,oeen her and the village
jail.
(Aithough the country squire teas not
Who let the Ruby 90 and Kept the
CASH.
A rural pastor took her for his tert,
And pulpit thus to constable got merit.
T10W do 7 come TO kno,o
II These things. and that they
happened so'
IT'S plain enough. The tale I had
From one, toh0se hand Is eUer toarmiv
glad
Whose very meat and drink
Compounded are on rich resolrcs ~
printers Ink.
He tcould be put about
Did bat seem TO doubt
The faith IN iohich he earns his lr,,a
As loyal Bosteel to a tickle Stage.
Bat. dhi Miss Ruby BroDni
See. from DoH Iofty billboard. Nm,
couiv she looks dotcn.
r. W. O.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-09-14
PAINFUL ECONOMY.

IN ORDER keep the cys 1915 budget appropriations from
climbing this years total of 100000 Mayor Mitchell
proposes by "a programme Of painful and k
song economy" This programme will involve drastic dropping Of
city employees and cutting Of city with consequent hard feel
ing and harsh words
This find fault with attempts municipal economy
debated and laundering though they be- But how much better IT,
instead Of looping of the salaries Of its employees the city could get
Of them for what pays them IL the Mayor could talk
higher efficiency instead lower salaries there would be little Of
Hardship and suffering" which he admits inevitable
present scheme
Moreover the city exaced full and fair Of
those should hear less about budgets
lated debts Of essgance The employer who gets his
poyes the best Of which they capable does have
worry about expenses. He is too successful
Why can't the city be that sort Of boss?
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-09-14

every passerby staring In the same
direction-no one knowing what he Is
looking at. Not only this. but they
will stop in their course and spend
valuable time In an effort to find out
what the Others are observing-idle
curiosity. nothing more"
In these words a doctor bitterly de-
nounced he~inability OF the pedes-
TRAN to curb his curiosity-and his
eayerness to join a crowd.
A woman had fallen on the street.
suffering from the extreme heat, and
II was almost IA physical imIossibility
TO give that woman the proper med
zeal attention or to get her quickly
from the crowd.
Finally, when they carried her into
drug store the door became so
crowded 1t was with difficulty \that
| the throng was kept back.
This il only one case OF many that
| this prominent doctor cited as com
mon everyday occurrences, winch
prove not only embarrassment but
hardship to those who would help
to say nothing OF those In distress
This doctor believes II Ia a matter OF
public education.
III every lnulNluuai couiu ~ VI
about his business In time of such
trouble or danger OF any kind, the
gathering Of a crowd would be avoid
ed and the situation would be han
died with dispatch.
II is a wise Injunction indeed. tt
avoid crowds should be one OF thu
first lessons OF youth. The wis.,
mother makes her boy and girl real
ize that getting into a crowd is thu
first sign of danger for them.
Many a little one has been tram
pied upon and MANNED In trying 4
! see what the othsys we're looking ~
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-09-14

Jarr, and n smile liz up her face, "it
wasn't five cent worth OF gasoline
| bought at the drug store. 1t was Ave
cents worth OF benzine! Those
kockefellers didn't get anything from
me after AN"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-09-14
Marriage Requirements.

10 th~ Editor of The Evenns worid:
Kindly inform me a. to the mar
riage requirements Of New Jersey
and New York (ase and how long
you must reside before being able
TO take q licsnse). w. L.
New Jersey. twenty -four hours.
Must live In New Yerk
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-09-14
Letters From the People
\ Rsbssr Plant Query.

~ shs Editor Of Tfs Evening World;
win some kind reader Of this val
liable paper please tell me Just how
TO 70 about cutting Oft branches
from . rubber plant 70 replant them
This may interest other readers.
~. =. HUDDo0sCLuTk
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-09-14

In his comnss Eonss James J. Archibald Is said to
enjoy the attentions Of governments This time bis
will him At the pier
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-09-14

Berlin and Vienna welcome over Dumba He
isn't fault
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-09-14

sT a man stand on the
street and look up at
some object for any
length of time. and
pretty soon he can have
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-09-14

A woman with q very youthful,
naturally-rosy face with prematurely
gray or white hair could be mighty
interesting d. she were not infallibly
so irritatingly and cock-surely con-
ecious Of the tact
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-09-14

ssNVIEsToN, here's a cartoon
w which has a direct applica-
.Ia.. u naar hiIalnnaan "a
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-09-14

WITH military styles in full
w swing many OF the new
overcoats are showing the
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fproden. Die 5upid bsSdbIisn Giaisru
-beIiefeu fidt auf $21, ,625.

fpro&eu. Die 5uDia be5dbItsn Sisusru
-beIisfsu fidb auf $21, ,625-
- Gsorgs 9. Sobnssn DON Der 5a'
milton Dime Gauings gant lisst m
isinsr Mobnung sriranit SarHitSsr.
- Rsses Warmotb, 1s. une Qua
IbrmpIpn, 1s, ioiDie Grten Sebnion,
90, unS Bette Guls, Is, alIe pom
Mibblstopn, sriDirit.n 5sirut3sl4sin..
- Jamss asuns5dn ipurb, ssfierll
BEN Rihter 5arInn borstfiibrt uno
pldibirts auf bic @nflage bss Dieb'
iiabls f&ulSis unb fpurbe sur 3ablung
bon 500 unb 10 1astn OsfdnsniB
perurtteilt. Ri4ier 5drlun iuspens
6irie bic Gelbitrafs. a,nnehon battle
sin pddr Gfube ann.ltirt.
- iyrau Barbara Stusibsr, be
Wittpe bon Sacob Gdneioer bon 23O
Sanpper Strabe. fpurbe porseit.rn
BON Gmlae sstroffen unb liegt IN Ips
rr Wobnuns in eintm prsidrsn Su'
itanb barnitbsr.
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,eOraniaIassn uns grstIIfn. fnr BE boz,
Zee bes Director Of gubIic eerpire. fpsI9s bier,
NIT aufpebdten peroen.
Gab ber gurbsGrab Der befagten piertsn
Gfrabe, bon GnIperf 5trnte bis Gaaeitou
siceune, bfrfeIbe bIeiben ioll fpte niiaeatten
bon ber ietieen Berbereruna, bd feline Berdn,
berlrg bes Ntbe1ns benbiidtiei TT.
Dab .tiinfsie 500 sfs.sTt Der @slsmnit
Der seiien far areusauesn, snfsrisei igsI5sn
aus befneicr Berbeiierune reiulfireu ncsen.
nuf ollie Cots r1b pdubereien. :. nnsIsnsenb
ffuh nnffrbeub on bic bcrgsfebsne BtrbthfrnnG,
ireI6e befdqfen Cots uItb edrbereien bierbnr4
beifirnmt ftnb bat fie fpesiflIe 8crfpeiie burd
befdate 8erbeNerung erInHsen.
Tnb bic. 70 nnferlfaien rfetments IN ssbr
nO 1ntsli9sn sebIanosE befabEi igsresn o.s iSI.
Innaen: Der 9ipenibtmer ireenerelffn be-
i.eufffeu Giarnthumf fam nber ou6. is rddbs
BEN fr Cd niinfdt. folne M1sbmenfs t1rr Be.
sableg iursrhaib 5fpdnste s2ol 1aeen bon nno
NAG SeT a,ss gSra see 81 ias asst1sn asasas
ben iperten folleH Dor Der aoIief,ton btr be-
faafen Mfebmeuis.
Gdt Der sen Der gsfnmurifciieu bon beJogier
getbeiiernnp peItter fiiAt fpesieu ruferisaf wur'
DC. bon Der e:abt Cincinnati aus bnr
GrlEk bes Berfnrtes bon Bonoe oe3nh' 'perben
foilsn, bis bon beIaaier Sinbi int fe:1s yipsdf
iuit Is bcs 1efee borf6rsil.
Gel es ser1er bsit.oiseH. b1b Der 0len tlers
tLtf drfnflo elm loito DC Begrifc ifitfuHT pits
fer brbsnars IN .isbsreiniimrung NIT BEN 1e
ftt su pe;dulansn:
ca. Gaurer, 9rdftbent bes einttrnfbs
BeeIaubtgt: Greb. SGueIIeL qisrt.
23,2
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Gins cIstIanaRs. .ios.is,sx.a;ss., s.;s..
ring Der gnre GIDenns, bon pui!nn assii'
bic Gbnfe Gpsnne.
siaSt q,ndynaii. siasi Ohio, brsi glsrisl srsr
bdpI srtDdb!itn gliialiehsr ibfretniimmsno:
etftion / Gab ss bisrsgrS bsiiirini
nth ,Sst,.s's. mt & ssr s.S ss.Sssa ~ usS sS
gstnue. SnrS Graeiren sstsn BON uement
Curb Ifrb Rouiret9uiten, gfldfteru bes ynhr
iptes NIT .g91tersbenubs macnbnm uni
Strfieliuna esr n0tbiaen 1rniNtfnneen uni
intion. fpnliiri an "a 1aee I'm glopsnber 1914
eSS6sanTsassn e1 as sT ' SnS Sroilisna gsSs frSsl
s,fsbe;sH Sarssa aTs ss, si oI,,sss si,ss, in sst
ssanou 5SH e. M s9s bss: sak sss sfss'si ss ss
i.si peiSta IN Ssrbiitnlb AZ ssr
Noritriien,. psI6s sur4 ese bsfasis psrbsiis'
nss sss srss.as sssss 'ssas ss a us ss s's i
nnS ahrssr,itn blsrsurx btftinmi nus. eab 4,
btfcustre pSribsiIs sir6 bsiaeis esresilsrins
stlnngtn.
ssiiion s.. 1at bic 70 aufsr!ss,sn uNst'
lunesn bssatli neretu fnlifn nit Strftu. auf bts
btnanse.I4obsnsg 9etInn9tr: ecransefifgii bat
itnr. nod isir.m armsfisn fsl6ts tlfebmini
inrerboib ,,vansia (20J 1catn ser nrs ns1
Der saffirnpa Der befteusrnsen CreinnHs IN
paar bt,ablsr mag.
esiiisn 4. Die eeubs bet eiabt gtuEirnatl
foner dnsatesbtn irfrben ror btr aoHffficn
esr bsfaa.er aiiebmerffs.
es,iion 8. Eat s.r sen ter osiamTij4Itsr.
bon eefagiet 3erbeitrnre. nsl9fs nint ipf5isu
Gufsfleof trL:1s, pni ftr Glabi gtnduncti be-
sabli iperbsn fou a-ts scri 0glce bes Ssr.
iaufs bon Ronos. nsiAc bon bsideier giuei
far icIebsu 1me6 LIB in ber BON 0tfet boz,
eefsbtnen sDsife dusosakbtn rerben.
EDITION O. 1ds nlf Cots rno ednbtrPlfu.
oi:lrsn6sno nne aniieteiiD an h.ht Etitsn fpil
Zane elbenne, smii1sn HuflnH gegnus uni
gbnie ebeHus, beittusrt fStrben felltr taf BIZ
bsfnets 5er6sfrnns. ME cben bs'fimmf.
estfinn. = 9at ssr 1tsfftet ci glItli.
Gsrsics tltrturn fseonr;f6fiai iint enatfnlsfcr
IT, sinsn apHtraii siusuafbsu nne nnssrflb,
rtn for aennnnfr Berbeftsrung NIT eesi. ritbsia.
iieu une ..iitn 1isiH, rae Annone.runs In
usoersinfhmruna NIT ban 0fiet.
eeition g. Tiefs crbinaps fcl IN araft 're
irnbefteu BON 0effs sslnrbtrn Bfiipnniit an
@nfsrt ON 10. 5ebrrar q. .. 1915.
g. 3 9aHMer. wranesns ess etaftntbs
peoIeabisi: gres. SfnslIss, gIsrs.
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glbeiHpiaser iluteritiemnss ger.in.

llnisr @oriis Don prdiiosnt Saeob
DramIi1 fanb am lebten Sonntag
gla6mittag in Suit 8obs gale. 1882
Central apenue bic regslmdbise 9ers
Iammluns bss RbeinpidI5er unters
itiibungs @creins ftatt. SstretGr pes
Ter 8auHanrurt prDtotolirte. Ods
aranlsntomnlittee berihtete ii6er fiinf
trants TlitsIiebsr, psIhen bic llnters
! ftiibung CUR 3abIuug angstpieien ipurr
ben. 2lls aanbibat ipurbe SDbn
ReurDbr BON Rp. 438 alotter ape.
porgefdIasen. 9elesat Rid. aarg be-
riatets ibsr bic leBte Sisung bes
StaotDsrbuHbes, 10 ouh bic Selegas
ten aur Seuti9en 9ag Gefsai9aft
DON Der lsbttn Sisuns. Der Dsretn
bate beiHlofen, ua9fteH Disrten Suit
i'm Clifton @drtsn on Der GIegon'
bria g}ite in Rspport. Hp. Elm picntc
absubalten. Dom TountaiH Squars
in Cincinnati I6uft bic ReDporter
Monmoutb Strabe Gar 6irett gum
@qrtsn. I'm bic arrangements gu
treffsn ipurOs elm aommiitee aus fols
esnben Ssrreu ernannt: Daniel Gus
eeubiebl, 4uguit 2lmluns, Uii6ael
alein, Better Baufaneurt, Rid Garg.
sSacrb 5artmann, Rnrl. adiile. Gbolf
a5bineer, Sdeob 4bam, Saeob RuBs
lodi. Saeob alein, Jreb. Riiblmann.
graibent SacOb Grumli9 unb @t3ss
prdfbent ausuit Rsinfrant sr cfiieio.
Cine giu!aSune Dom 8operii4sn
WdnnerHor 81 timer llnterbultuns
,inn Gan3 am 7. Mdrs IN Der Central
9urnsr Dale rpurbs ansenommsn nit
benz GeiGluB, IN rnrpore fid baran
su bstheiliaen. Die MitSIieb.r tperoen
iih na4 brsi llbr in ter 5alIs ners
iammeln. Guh cine GinIdbung gu eis
uer unterbdltuns oom Damen5Deig
BEG GtabtperbanDes fir bic &riegss
Eptbleioenben purbe in Der beutf zen
Gibung, ben g. 5ebruar. 5ugeI9idt,
tpcranf btf6lofen tpurbe, mad Der
Gibnng in corpore mad Der Central
SurnboIe su geben. Jernsr forberts
Der prdFbent bic Wiitglieber ouf an
pem beutj6en @ortrog bon profeiior
Riibuemann BON gresInn am Sienitag
albenS In gmern Auditorium ii5 10
fast sis mEgIi9 " bstbsiaess.
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8linifsn.
Eins asfeIutien-aeIa. . far nsll

Etus AsfpIuttpr-1eI9e es far nctt
" penoia erfldtt Gu psrbrfiern Cbfsrba,
terp Blaze, BON GbisroGtorr unennt 460 put
norbli6. blnd aruaIiftune. unb ntbsrrfent
Gel ss beifioiisn BON siabtratt ben efabt
Cincinnati. Ginat Chic orei Bierlei ber bu5n
srrpdblteH whieIieber Gbcteiniitmmsnb: eel
q, noisipsnois ~ ~ ssrtsfsrH enrn aaHsIi'l M
ufng Gbferrntorn 4lnce poH Cbierpdforp uot
nue. $50 Jnb ncreIit, IN usbrranlismmnHe
nit einem Blame, nneeuomn1eH BON efnbt
raft am 8. gepiembet 1910, nnb ieef ouilie,
gene In Der Gffiee bes Qhe'.5Hgenisrrs pee
Departments Of Bubble 5eroiee. ipeider Elap
IN Bt5us nnf bas 0bsn bsitritbent Isrritornu
biermtt autoebetben iuirb
fins ld Is jsrna bsislerrH. bat Stiaeit ut.uss.
iandls sOnfruiri n'tesn fsnts IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ssns Il nr Cfiie ess Gtfr- GHaiHttI sn 6ifariu
frsnis oi egtlle ertiu lrti9. SwrtltatlonfH
tl,tmii sntst6ttten fnel uIt ia ussstlnliimissns
bsr pcresisbencn gerbsfetGns.
ea es ferHsr tsftIoiien, bab bic
-eiabi siDd L2J. proseri bsr Geinmmi.
fottsH Der eaiBen gerbeilerTIis sabIsn ien. inIs
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ae fpesieIIe ,8oribrtIs hprt btffafe perbefe'
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nat sis 10 oufsrIssisn uNsbmtnts IN tirf lEl
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bef,eusrten Giaenikums fniu uter .nif4. un4
feintm Gnisirien. fol&es nnebmsnt IN Eanf
tnrtrbaIb esetbie (so) Irpen bon une nnr
pcifiriins ssr 6si,sasnssn csstncrs an, eesoe'
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psteen isusn In efsus oud BE tt'rsfsH W
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spelte "a fir rotbpenbta erfftrt cbferbotort
nlacs, bon c5feTeufcrp upsrre $50 Gus rcIe
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am 23 SnnuGr 1911. fd uno nte'flbs w eier
bur6 fpibsrrI'tn.
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bur6 cnaepieisu frirb, bic per1ffntIl6ung bic
fsr heioluiion In usbGsiEiiimmrre NIT efri
nsfee su nnaHlniitn.
loHfri nm ie. Jsbrucr q. Q. 1915.
rs Gauuer. grdnofnt bes ginetrntbf
BssIaH5sei: Grsb. S&HtIisr, qIsri
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-02
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sensn DisHftas NIT efnisen admerabsn
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ter ala 2ti9e beimssbraht. Bon Care
lpls, Jn., mar ON "a. Gsbruar bic
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wlann IN fdnerDsrlssism 3uitanos nuf
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8prfoll nidfs e.b5rt, fubsn aber IN cts
nsr Ginttnnntisr .3eitung Elm Bib unh
glaubt,n barin ben Sobn sii sr.syntn.
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lple unb fanb feline fblimmsn Be
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mabrftsinlia auf Der Gatri mad ct.
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gpobmansGtraus 90. bot iiA ron btm
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berbanblnns bon gsorss ssrsba sdufs
li9 srDcrbtn.
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3. Girdbs, strafsn. no Anahsu tinen
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6eisr fpurbt prompt sslSfdf.
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g9i&tsr 5arlan bic 3uriidbesubIuns
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