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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-07-09
The Only Solution.

"If the Democrats would carry out
the suggested plan of Immediately
beginning a revision of the Tariff up
ward to guard against threatened
deficit. thus giving a measure Of pro-
lection to American industries, they
might find some favor among the peo-
pie, but otherwise the only solution
of the business situation, in my opin-
ion, is the election of a Republican
Congress and President next year."
said Thomas ]. Hayes, of Oswego.
manufacturer of knit goods. at Wash
ington. There is no effort among
manufacturers in that section of New
York from New York City to Buffalo
to conceal the condition of business.
Many factories are closed, and thous-
ands of men and women are out of
work.
Large retailers in the big cities
are postponing orders until they see
a light, and almost everybody | meet
has something to say about the DEM
ocratic party being responsible for
conditions. If it had not been for the
European war, | don't know what We
should have done. Butler mo-
Record.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-07-09

The crime of Holt should call up
for renewed consideration the ques-
ton of limiting foreign immigration.
Holt - only one of many cranks in
this country, who have come in at the
wide open door. Probably he could
not have been kept out by any sort
Of educational test, but he might
have been sent back on a rigid ply
steal test. We ought to have both.
II Holt is crazy he has been in that
condition for years. The past few
months have proven clearly what we
may expect from thousands who have
sought freedom and shelter in the
Land of the free. They come to
our shores to avoid oppression and
to better their opportunities for liv-
ing. In any contest between this
country and their nativity, they are
"agin" US. Our immigration laws
should have been stiffened years ago.
Both parties are to blame for the
failure TO do so, but the last Con-
gress passed a limited educational
qualification law which met with
veto at the hands of President Will
son. Now he is being guarded night
and day, as no president has ever
been guarded. to protect him from
death at the hands of some crank of
the very class that law was intended
to keep out, and the class most like
ly 10 furnish a criminal who would
be guilty of just such a crime. The
European war ought to force us to
see our dangers from indiscriminate
Immigration as never before. A
Democracy cannot cope with all the
criminals of the old world. Indeed
a Republican form of government
cannot even handle them as well as
a Monarchy. We must either limit
foreign immigration, or change our
form of government. Otherwise the
hordes who will seek our shores as
hordes who will see kour shores as
soon as the great war is over, may
change it for us.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-07-09
Helps Nobody But The Trusts.

The Democratic party, through
split in the Republican party, had
the chance of its life to make name
for itself and perpetuate itself in
power, but it took the very first OPP
portunity to do the very thing it
ought not to have done-disturb bus
mess. They could not hope to do any
thing for the workingman or farmer
because the workingman was receiv-
ing the highest wages since the his
tory began; his conditions were bet
ter than ever in history. The farmer
was receiving the highest prices for
his products ever known and the con-
dition of the American farmer was
better than at any time since the
world began. Then what could tae
party hope to gain by its ruinous
Free-Trade policy? Only to lower
the high cost of living" Then
Messrs. Underwood and Wilson nm
dertook the impossible stunt of low
eTin2 the cost OF corn and beans ana
hog and hominy to the consumer
while they try to make the producer
believe that he would receive as much
or more for his stuff than ever be-
fore. How could it benefit a farmer
to put South American meat on the
free list? How could il help the SUI
gar on the free list? How could it
help the miner to put coal on the free
list? 1t does not, nor will not, help
single person in any way. shape.
form or fashion, except the Sugar
Trust or the Steel Trust or some trust
that controls the importation of these
Observation-Disclosures tAla.)
Courier.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-07-09


Under the auspices of the Ohio
County Medical Association the Ohio
County Good Roads Association was
successfully launched at Beaver Dam
last Friday. The splendid Opera
House was comfortably filled with
men who have the best interests of
the county at heart and who have
determined that this section shall not
lag behind in the forward march now
being inaugurated all over Ken
lucky to get out OF the ruts and mud
holes.
The meeting was called to order by
DR.. s. D. Taylor who made a very ap-
propriate and sensible talk in out
lining the objects of the meeting. An
auto procession and music by the
Taylor Mines. brass band furnished
prelude to the meeting.
DR.. ]. o. Mckinney was chosen
President and Editor Heber Mathews
Secretary of the Association for one
year.
On motion the Chair appointed
Judge j. B. Wilson, DR.. A. ID. Park
and c. M. Barnett a committee to
nominate an executive committee.
They reported the following names
and their report was adopted:
Hartford. DR.. E. w. Ford; Cen
tertown, Watt Taylor; Cromwell.
DR.. Oscar Allen; Sulphur Springs. ].
Ellis Mitchell; FOrdsville. Charley
Miller; Bartletts, b. w. Taylor; Ro-
sine, Clarence Raley, Rockport, Urey
Hayden. This committee is made up
of one member from each Magisterial
district and the County President is
ex-officiO member and chairman. Up
on this committee will rest the duty
of working up good roads interest
throughout the entire county.
The following committee was APP
pointed to select and recommend a
number of Vice Presidents at the
Bardwell and C. NJ. Barnett. Hon.
II. p. Taylor, Judge ]. b. Wilson, M.
M. Bardwell, Richard Stevens, Lon
Stewart, and X. II. Shelly all made
speeches on the necessity of good
roads and the various means of Sc
curing them.
On motion of A. ID. Kirk, Hartford
was selected as the next meeting
place of meeting and the time fixed
for Saturday, July II at 2 o'clock,
p. m.
Hon. Robt. Wood of Louisville was
expected to be present and make
the principle speech, but for some
reason he was not there. 1t is hoped
to secure him or some other good
speaker connected with the State or
ganization to be present at the Hart
ford meeting.
DR.. Mckinney is one of the most
untiring good roads enthusiastists in
the State and is the ideal man for
first president of the Association.
Mr.. Heber Mathews. the Secretary
has worn out many lead pencil
writing good roads editorials for the
Herald. and he can be depended upon
for good and satisfactory work in
his position.
The executive committee selected
is composed of representative men
each of whom has manifested interest
in this movement, as well as every
effort for the advancement of our
County.
| That Rio TRADE. Ralauca
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-07-09

The Evening Post speaks of the
Republican State Ticket which
was nominated in Lexington" This
Is about as near right as its claims
that the convention was whiskey con-
troled.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-07-09

is calculated to conserve the future,
to encourage home industry and to
foster activities among producers and
developers in lines essentially domes-
tic. II is quite commonly remarked
that here are a number of consider
able concerns operating exclusively on
war orders, having no orders booked
for home buyers and users. THIS
points to a vital weakness In the SIT
uation responsibility for (which can
not be laid to war, but rests upon the
administration and party in charge Oh
legislation affecting industrial pro-
blems. For the time being Mr.. Red
fields figures serve to save the face
of Democracy, but the truth cannot
be concealed and IL will be brought
into play next year. when the Ameri-
can voter calls for reckoning with
regard to strictly American affairs
These are of prime importance to the
people OF the United States. not to be
sidetracked by our commercial rel>-
lions with other nations. The Re
publican theory is to develop foreign
trade and home trade simultaneously
and not to be content with one while
the other Observation-Disclosures Ca
zetts-Tnes.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-07-09
That was a fine start toward good

That was fine start toward good
roads made at Beaver Dam last Fri
day. Do not let the ardor cool. 1t
js the business of every good citizen
Of Ohio County to help in this mat
ter. It cannot be the work of one
man or a small number of men.
Every man can do something. Every
one has a duty to perform in the
GOOD cause.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-07-09

has been more employment than at
any time. save possibly for a brief
period after the panic OF 1907. since
the days of the last Democratic adj
ministration and Democratic Tariff
bill. The Democratic party, in short,
faxed the country in 1912 and is
taking the country today.-Pitts-
burrh Gazette-Times.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-07-09

The Louisville Evening Post con-
tipues to misrepresent and rant about
the Republican State platform, safe,
because it's crowd will not let Dem
ocrat platform be made. Funny,
how an Independent" paper can get
to be the boss of the Democratic
party in Kentucky on such short no.
tice.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-07-09

1t must have panied Secretary of
Commerce Redfield to read yester-
days Baltimore Sun DEM Mr.. Red
field rs the prosperity movie OF the
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-07-09
FRIDAY, JULY o.

1t will be noted that Mr.. Bryan
has not yet denied that zone term
story.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-07-09

Wonder if in the excitement of the
times Germany could have forgotten
that we wrote last.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-07-09

Now let everybody get busy and
work for the good roads meeting for
Hartford Saturday, July 18th.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-07-09
Hartford Republican.

Entnred accordins TO lsu at the fO'uo'noe
asrtSord, Ky, hs mail matter OF the "e'opu
claas,
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@eiabrlidle spisIerri.

ssobn 6. @i[Iiams BON anorbiIe,
Tenn. mare geitern abeno beiHabc
I'M Sie @elegenbeit eefommem Den
feds llbr 3no. Der ibH uno irinen s.
iibrieen sSilnger iab Der Seimatb
5iriidbef6rbcrn ioIlte. 3ii belIiieen. Ia
Ibm i'm 9nbnboi bic 9eit 5u lang
lparoe. ilnternabm er nit benz Sun.
gen eirerI Spa3iergnns alti bic 6. uno
". Bride. mo er ben SSingen plotlidl
erGriif ,lnb ibn bel ben arinen felt.
hdlteno, iiber oas griifeneeldnbcr
bob. giuige augen,engen, tpeId,e oerI
gorinIl bemcrften iIno Der aniiht pn.
rtn. onB Der Mann benbiihtigte, oen
Nngen BON Der Bride jill ipcrfen,
reaiiiririen eineil poli5iifeib Der Bil.
lianis berbaftete uno nna Der 5lpei.
ten Tiitrift Gfnticn brndltc. 9ort &c.
long es Dem M,anne jeocd), ben SadD-
ucrhdlt gu ertIaren nHo rr .ptiroe nit
reHl Watbe. in 8ufuuit ioIfe SpdBe
gii unttrloIien. 5eitig serfig In Grei.
bet geiest, Hns ieinsn Bug iH e..
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MiHtige GitiHeibuns.
Das 9uIt SaIes Gam fi,
tonfitutipHeIIers
Hart.

Columbus. O.. A. Mdi. Das
icasndnnte .SuIt Gales 2aDS, bas
DOR einigen aahfsu Don ben oanaIis
gen Giaats Senator Wslr Gilbers
berg BON 5amilipn 60. eingereidt uno
Don Der 2esislatur pdiIirt porbsn III,
ipurbe burh cine. bsute nom Sber.
itdntsasridbt nbasasbsne Gniifsinuns
fir tcnititution,Q sriIdri, nadbeu bds
Tribunal sipsimal pOrber geeenite.lis
ae gntihsibunseH obgegeben bate.
Dds 0eieb bsbelltst sine S6ubmnbrea
asl fir NabrifaHien unb GroiiiiterLass
esn unebrli6s funbsn. bensn es ems
fallen Iolis, ibrs Waareniaatr. obne
iit Inn bic gesabliHg sii tiimmerr.
.eH Bloc" au pert1ufen nno baDur6
ibren @ldubigern bas Rad,ieheH su
lafIen. Cine Der fpihiiaiten 9eitims
mnneen bee @eiebss III bic. ipeIdx bsm
adufer bas ge6t aibt. BON bsm 8srs
fduftr cine Cite isinsr Dliubiaer an
bsrIdnasn unb es bsm 1ebttren aur
qiliht madi, cine ioI9e 3iiie su Iies
fem, sbs Der aauf obasi&lciIsn tpsrs
ben sari1. Tta massst1 sSirs u ban
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-05

rem uuf tbre W&elouug bin 8 ltHterpri-
maner. 7 Sberietiubaner uuo / lIna
terieturbaner in bas Seer ein9eiteIIt.
Die olIermeiIten 0ieier As Griysfreia
tptiIigen itebeH por bem Seiuh. 3pei
baben etren rIbmOcIleu COB sefuns
ben"
@brlihs .8drbaren". Sn
Der Srieg53eitung fir has 10. 2lrmeea
torps leien mir: 9lm q. Wdr3 1915
fanoen Der llnterpffi3isr @e6er uno
bic Mustetiere S6netber, g}oritte.
frob6Te unb geder bonn Snfanterie4
Treatment gp. 1876 i'm @adofeu zines
SerThciiener @ebDfts Elm 9apttot DON
$1,000 5rur'eH in belgifhen Shulbs
fheinen, anIheirenb nod ben gants
abre6nunoen BEN gefiber geboreuo.
0ie 9eute lieferten bas @elo iofort
ob, urb Der gefiBer fam Tidb bel beH
beutI6en Telbgrouen bebuuisn, fpenu
er na4 benz TriebcusiaIub piebsr sa
isinsm Gissu.5Im spmmi.
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$4,000 Murt iiberpieien, ierner pom
2otomottoperional 0es Saupt6abnbofs
in 9iitti6 1867.50 Wlart, ppm Giieu=
bdbnberetn Srantfurt a. 8, 1626.5o
Mtart uno aus elmer Sammlung in ben
8ureduI Der tgl. GtienbdbHoirettiou
Sdnnooer 1924 Wlurt. Mebr als 160,e
600 Rdrt iinb Der Rattonalittftung
aus ben &rsiIen Der Ghenbabnbeumten
bereits 5ussfIufen.
5ir's 9uterlanb. Sin 3eit'
botument riten Ranges iibsr Die @uz
terlanosliebe uub ben Spferinutb Der
Suaenb Der 6Obern SAuIsu oiiritsu bic
biesiGbriaen S6ulbsrtbts abgeben.
go ertbGlt Der 8eri6t oes 8armer
Spmnafiums fOtgenbe Stele: gSn Der
HptbreiFepriifung beitaubsn idmmtIi6e
Dberprimaner. 2lue % trateH ols
Seriegsfreiipilige Elm, 5pei capOn als
arantenpfIeser, neil re uiHt feIbs
sisnittausIia porsn GubsrstR MIR,
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Adufer sur pfliht seHadt, ale @ldus
bigger. bic ibm senannt iporoen finb,
flint Sdge, ebe Der aduf rollitdnbig
gema9pirb. bdppn in EenntniB au
ieben.
8erbd9tise @ef4i9te
Snntington. SO. 1a. a. Wtdi.
Der AZ SABRE alte Rpbert 5rd5ier, elm
auufm1nn aug epins, 9p, befinoet
iih in @rapfon, ab.. fpesen Der alt.
ssblidm grmorbuns Der 16jG6rigea
.Stsaa ainnsD in 0dfi. Die ainnta
mar felt 5ebn Monaten in Der Jdmis
lie 5ru5iers ibdts. SJru5ier mollte Ods
Widb9en mad Dem elterliden 6ouIe
in Garter Co.. an.. fabren. Bel Sllos
pin ponsn lie BON Rdubern nngefdllsH
portsn iein, bic bag WGb6en ermors
bel bdtten. 8On ben WorbgsielleH
tonnte ieine Spur entotdt perben.
Ddfiir absr ipuroe 1yru3isr IN 5aft
eenommsn uno duf Grunb Der So
roners llnterildung beg Wlorbes
ansetlast. Die Qutopiis bate ersss
ben, bab bns Wdb6sn Wuttsrfreubsn
entsegensing.
9ant OeS beuti4 Den g aaii..
rim.
DaIbington, A. Wai. = Die
.bsuti9e &aiisriH bat bar9 ben beuts
iden 9otf6afisr Grdfsn gernitorff
in einem grisfe an 1rI. Wlabel z.
goarbman Ddnt ausiprs6en laii,n,
ben bumanitdren 0irtsn Der Roiben
sreaSs,isaI6af. fix bic mad 9sutf4,
lamb gslangtsR gisbesgd6en. 9lubsr
ben bielfdliigsn aiebssgabsn bat bic
ameritaniids Rot6e areu3 @sinfdoft
fiinf asrsis unb % &rantenpfegsrins
nsn biniibergei9idt, bic uuf ben
ariessidaupIdb.u i'm Often ipertbs
poIle 0ienite ltiftsn.
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9as fir geiiern nui Dem BRO
arannI ftebenoe eriic Spiel einer
fimftigigen Serie 5miiden ruiereu
.Jeos~ nno ben Cubs" in Gbicago
ebcnfnIIs Die iiir geiierlt .ongeiebteil
Spicie 5piidien .grapeo" inso Sil'
berbns" III grooflpn inO ceIt gHls'
len" uno .Eudfers~ i'll gbilnoelpbic
Iiriibtcn lpegcn Negens mo naiieil
ySpielpIdBen nnterbleiben liuo 5nnl
austrag aut ndditen Wicilat pcridlc'
ben tperoen.
Meiultat oes ein6igen V
2igaipiels.
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gittSblrg 200 t000N-4
Seite geadnIittoe 3ipeites SpieI
Der gerie 5luiideH .,Re6s" uIo
CUBS in Chicago.
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Der so. Webnrtstas
Ser 6. s. 9iembolb DDm Lines
Star" bot Srfifade lIrlahe 5nr
Seief.

Wan tommt in bic Sabre nnb
feisrt einmal @e6urtstdg nit gr0bsl
rem Clan als es fonit 5u gei9eben
pflsst. 8ieier Qlnii9t fOnnte iiA
5err 6. $. Remboib bonn ZINES
Star I'M 10 ipeniser psrI9lieben, ols
iein 60iter @eburtstdg tbdtfd9Iid,
eine brsifade 5eisr b,bsutete. Gin
nal oas @cbpreniein nno ounil iehl
Dor 40 Sabrsn erfolgter eiutritt BEL
ter ieligsn 5imss unb feline nun 80
jdbrise 9erbinbnng nit benz 5imss
Star unb beffen gbsf Germ gbarIts
g. Sdft. Die 5eier, bic 6err Rems
bolo in lduniger Wsiie nit bem beuts
iden Sprihport ertldrie, bab dll.r
gilten Tinge brei iino, iaiio 1eiteril
2lbsnb i'm guiinsB Wsns Club itait.
Dos geburtstdgstinb batie isinsn olls
perebrten G6sf Germ G6arles g.
Taft snr Seits unb auBsrbem bdttsn
on Der feitli6en 5afel Die 9epartes
mentstjefs unb Rebatteure Der 3eis
iiina iotpis eiIiGs einsefabens @diie
plob aenommen. es iolite cine ga.
miIitnfeier isin unb su 0ieier fpurbe
iit i'm fh6niten Sinne bes Mortss.
6errn RemboIo tpnrben bic ber3li9iisn
giiidiriiRids sa!heil aah Serr So
fepb @drretion HberrdItte bag Sc
burtstda.inb Tamens ber Jefsdfte
rom 5imss Star NIT elmer fsinen
Rsiistaffe. Die fytter nabm sin.n
aIlsrlisbftsn 9erlauf uno mdn9 muns
tsrs R.be tpurbt seidipuHgen.
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sSapaner MAIDEN efrtit.
Die ebinefen 6efiirdtsn cineH Staatss
itrei6 tpie In Sprsa.
CHINA fam ben saps teinsn @ibsra
ftanS entgeeeniessu.

Sotto,,4. Mai. - Die gomiuri
beri6tet. bab bic dit.r,n StantsmGns
nsr mad LANCER gripGgURg eingerpils
ligt bdtten, an Gbina eia rlltimdtum
au ifidsn. Die 3situHJ fiigt bin5u,
IS blsibe Der jnpuniit3en RegieruHg
tein aHoersr auspeg i6rls, oa ii4 oi.
Gbineisn NIT Der Suriidgabe Don
9iauti5au ni6t 5afrisOsn gebsH mol
len. Die 3eitung iagt nibt, pel4
dubsre 9sbiuaungen ,5apan gelteat
bat. Scqieih nit ptm uItimatum ioa
in Der Siib Manhurei pds ariegss
rstt protIamiert iperoen.
QOubon. A. Nlai. Sm 6ritis
i6eu llHtsrbauie purbe beuts ertldrl.
baf reosr bic Ser. Stoaten nod Gu9s
lamb psgsn Der iapaniidsH JorbsruHs
gen in unterbunbfung estrstsn iino.
,glan6eitsr Guardian" 1T mad ME
Dor argr0tnii6 nuf Sapan uno
paniat binbiss GItiarunseR nit Be
5us earauf. no Sapnn sissntli1 ttbt.
Ytting, China, 5. Wai. Die
diRsiiihsR gsborosri treffsn 9cr6etsis
tuHgsu flr bic gert6eioigung Don pc
ring. gBis bic dinsiiiden geamtsn
oeriifrrn, iperosH Gnoerspo teiHe
militiriiben 0pr5ereitunegn setroffsu,
fpsil Gbind nidt i'm Stanoe Isin mir
be, ben Sapansrn Biberitanb gu lei
.itsH, i'm Sale iis ausrsifsn Ioatsu.
Su boheH SreiisH ptro pefiidsrt,
bag in Der llmge5ang ron ysting
100000 WdnR 2rapptn ionSsntrir.
Doro.n ieisn, abr rtur senug MuRis
tion fir. sinsn .uy3su Diberitanb Dors
banben lei. Sn Der Stabt iino bic
peitg.benbiten g}i.itirs unb poIiseis
mabrsg.lu srgriiisa noroen, namsn.=
lid in Der ltmeeg,ro bes WinterpaIa.
ites, Der DON Dem qrGiibsnien guan
Sbi Raj btpObRt rjro. Die gedmtsn
6efiiratsn,' bab 51plu eineu Staatss
itrsi6 pie in &orra 5eabIiatigt.
Die iapaniI6e 5sianbtf9aFt bat
bereits am Monta5 oGn sSapaneru oes
rat6eu. petins su oerluiien unb DisIs
TSrdusn unb 9iHos; iinb sur 2lbrsiis
bersit. gisls SaplHer psrben pabrs
f6einli9 IN Der Gsianbtidafi Stus
iuGen. peun ss II sseiRSielisteitsU
tommen iollte.
ginise Der ausnirtissn 9eianbt>
i6dfttn bsfinbsn Ta IN elmer dbnIis
den Gage. kionosys bic geiauSti9lfs
ten iener adnber, biz NIT China inms
patltiiren, t6nrsr pom ibrsr S.ie
taum bic geisbunl 9On psting isitens
Der SapaHsr perbiHo.rn.
TtpeIfen aus llugpen enthaIten
bic Ra6ridbt, bar oi. bortise sSqpanis
ids 9aut unb bds 4oitdmt aeihloHen
ipprbsn ieitn bob oi: iupanii6sn Rsr
isrpiiteH einberufsr ocrbsn ieien uno
baB anbere eipiIiit,E iib in bic Glen.
bdbu3one fIiihttn
Gtnlanb muB bluttu.
2onbon,4 4. gli. - Cine Depe.
fhe aus geters6urg nelbet, bab Sim
lamb. tpelbes bis isg: Don Grieestons
tributioneH anseblit Oe.i6cnt iporosu
III. ieBt blutsu ioa. Der Miuiitsrrat6
in peiersburq bat entfhieotn. bab
,Siulanb 1S 9ro'snt Der esIommtsu
ariesstoiisn bss Rsi4ss duf5ubrinseu
bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-05
GffOIslOier sslbitmOrSueriHdJ.

3ie 29iabrige Rarp Jraueis. 9Sl
Central gpenue, Die iton Idngert
3eit Iei6euo lit itno uuter 9ebano'
lung bcS Gr. De Goursep iianb, Der
flif,te geitern aberlo ibrelH 2eben EN-
Gnoe gu 5ereiten, iiioem iie einG
Gbloroiorm.2oiuna bic ibr fin 1i,'
berIiheH Gebraud, peridriebeu NOR.
ben mar, peridludte. Sia ipuroe pon
ibrer Rad)barin aatie Coles in boI6.
betrubhciem 3uitaub eiuSedt uno a,il
beren getrei6en mad Dem Stnotboipi.
tal geidift, no bic MagenpliHpe init
ericls aneepnnot ipurbe uiio iie oil.
Ser 2ebensgefabr ieste.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-05
yerissalsR stises.

Jrl, ,2ouifeglifaBet6Ra u
tpolO 1T am Wontag Q6enb tbrer
2ie5en bura ben 1ob eatriiien Dors
ben. sic mar als aino Der beriiorbe.
nen gbsleuie Distrih uno 2ouiis
Rariuolb in Cincinnati ,seboren uno
bic iSamilie mar i'm Wsfsno ipobl6es
tannt. Die lebien Sabre frfiigirte bic
8eblthene als @elslIiddfttrin Der
so4isr bes giifofs Dapib u. Wloors
in .Snbianapolis. 9ils Jrl. glarpolo
su trGn.tln beaann. iebrts lie gu ibrer
ShtDeiier ndd Cincinnati 5urid.
gtubsr bisfsr btnisrldBt lis nod brsi
9riioer, Iotpit sinen grobtn areis bon
iSrsunosn unb gstdnien. Die 9serbie
sllHg finbst an Sonnsritng Raamits
tag bon Der WcbnuHg fer S9iDeiter.
sSrau Gsorae e. Rotbmann 1926
gullan glDe. inGumminsoills auf bsm
@ine Gtrabs Berg Jriebbof itatt.
giI6of Npore unb poiior Sueoid)e
mann iperbsn ben 5rausrgottesbienit
leitea.
S9pefer 5prtuiauu, bt.
Cbrin bonn Bets StrdBs 5ofpital,
III 6aisibit asitern I'm alter Don 73
ssahreH uah nur tur5em 2etben gs'
itor6sn. Die Sbipefter iuuree In
Ssutidlaro geboren, lam DOT As
sSabren noh Cincinnati uHb bai felt
IS ssabrsn benz Belts StrdBe Soipis
tai in treusr aufopfsrnSer aisbe pors
geiianoen.