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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-05

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-10-18
CONFESSIONS.
L. OF A WIFE

Don't try to talk about the
past, Kitty" ! entreated. think
of the future"
Kitty even gave faint little
chuckle. why Margie, don't you
know that l have nothing liter
ally, nothing but the past-it is
all past have no present and
of the future / do not know
can form no ideas"
Kitty" | asked softly, you
are not afraid to die?"
She looked at me in surprise.
so, even you did not know me
absolutely" she murmured. mo,
dear, / am not afraid now to die.
l don't think I was really afraid
the last time l saw you and told
you | was. 1t was a protest, my
dear, against being forced to give
up life that / loved so much and
accepting death that knew
nothing about. Besides, l have
always been awfully afraid
of pain, either physical or men,
tai.
But, surely, Kitty, you be-
lieve that you will live after
as l said this, it came to me that
Kitty and | had never before dis
cussed this momentous subject.
II don't believe anything"
she answered somewhat YEARLY;
II just don't know about 1t,
that's all.
"But Kitty. you must believe
-" l stopped and asked myself
what must Kitty believe? Would
be able to tell her--what did ]
really believe?
Don't you think you had bet
ter have Herbert come in and
talk to your" ! said somewhat
timidly.
what fort"
well. you know, he is a min
ister.''
what do I want Of min
ister?"
"But you said you don't be-
| lieve?"
why should sully my soul
Just before it leaves my body by
lying"
"Oh Kitty, Kitty, dear, l feel
as though I was not doing right
to let you talk like this. Let
me bring Herbert In"
II shall talk to Herbert by and
by, Now want to talk to you.
dear.
First. dear friend, am not
afraid because ] do believe IN
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-10-18

OIL girl of IA graduated from grammar school.
Would like business college, Please tell
how this would take and would be able to take
position when through? b. r.
A-You should high first. your
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-10-18

some things, and while my belief
may not be orthodox, yet It is
very strong and sustaining in
this, my hour of need.
81 don't know, Margie, what
there is beyond, / have not the
slightest foundation upon which
to build any knowledge. 1t MAY
be eternal life; II may be eternal
oblivion-well, dreamless sleep
liz sweet.
eff IL be eternal life---if there
be a Judge who will try my case
when I shall leave you I'll have
to take my chance with him.
never did any wrong to anyone
in all my life except to myself.
1--WE made mistakes and /
have paid for them hundred
times over while was alive. ThDy
are wiped off the slate. / am
going to present myself at thu
gate of the next world just az
Kitty Marian, without one plan
for II there is God he will have
understanding.
"What difference does it make
what you believe when by ali the
laws of life and death you are
judged only by your actions. I
might believe 1t wrong to steal,
but If ! stole. my belief would
not count in my favor when tho
Judge handed down his decroo.
mo, dear Margie, I've got to
take my chance. To say 4 be-
lieve' would be only cowardly
subterfuge that would not even
deceive myself and what ever else
Kitty Malram has been, she has
never been liar or a coward. "
Her words trailed off In 4
whisper and she went to sleep.
/ called the nurse who inlm4~
diately notified Herbert. We
waited all night for her to speak
again. G <,
Once she opened her eyes and
family smiled. as Herbert bent
over her, but she nevsr spoke
again. s VI
And in the morning Kitty Nal-
ram was dead. /.
ITO be continued- "a
4
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-10-18
BY WELLS

No. 4-Bssidss, the has served - . ssuug vhsdl
guided the namingo any way chose % 20 With Il n
Bird i nov included In my private collscticai
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-10-18
MANY WIVES WOULD LIKE

An Everett Wash, man joined religious society,"
consecrated himself to God, gave up his job and
hired his wife to do the housework, saying he had
no further use for her wife.
Sounds awful, but there's lot of perfectly good
wives who would welcome the same kind of a propo-
lsition.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-10-18

no, eReeen tl took young girl friend to dance
another for number of have respected
'n him sGs Se s w s
not this very impole? How shall treat her when
A-Indeed her you
ro extending am WAY when s s s % but
omMy neIghDOr, C c. has from
had the health officer
months winter and i it is vacated again
the sheriff they will anything about it,
my
Ask for writ of mandate have the health commissioner
Dear Miss Grey: May 1 say a benefit
NG s s the Feather Son he whom
mo This has ED many times in the and is
the soul the wonderful sensation
suggest thoughts IDEAS to @ a''
facts yet unable prove If when looks
s
n. s
e so the np pro ef poe and ABSOLUTE COD
O. have been married only year and have baby boy
-four weeks old and have nice but my never s
there any way could win his confdence9
LONESOME AND SAD.
nothing partnership upon
degree partners together you
further confidence
little things him and ask his and him interested
which him his business life think the biggest
having
keeps things the other they will in time
drift apart.
n o !" n to
prophesies concerning the end of worldly things:
There shall that
then the killing Of Christians signs earth
the coming King.
said in Rev. g. There will be the horse of
black of famine; then the pale horse of DEATH
then killing Christians Heaven EARTH
the coming Jesus Judge
said 230:81. There shall be signs in Heaven
earth before the day of the Lords coming.
Nahanm said Nahanm 2: In the day of the Lords
a the shall
the streets they joste another broadways
shall like lighnings
explains Kings vision in Daniel d The
kingdom of Babylon, the the Media
thighs Greek kingdom
the Roman kingdom 10 kingdoms
Roman empire in the
present be the that will divide that
kingdoms this within then
kingdoms, Heaven shall
his kingdom which shall destroy the Kingdoms of the EARTH
A. E. G..
Grey: The following is a destroyer OF
cock roaches
Ten cents worth oil ground nj
powdered sprinkle shelves This
poison death the reaches Use few
for about two weeks and they will disappear READER.
OIL girl graduated from grammar school.
Would like take business college, Please tell
how long take, would be able to take q
position when through? b. I.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-10-18

Stlella-Askee how can tellee
when Jim love you. Does chest
60 up an down likee Milan on
movie fillum?
THE KER TO SUCCESS
II owe all my wealth and my
fame to pluck"
Said the silkhatted magnate -
with force.
But, who did you pluck Import
ant, of course),"
Asked the ambitious young man
dressed in duck.
IMPOSSIBLE?
i've been taking moving pic
ture of farm hand" said the
photographer.
Can you really take a movie
of thing that moves as slowly as
that" asked the summer board
err.
The New York Evening Mai,
under War Questions Answered, -
recently told a reader how to OBJ
tain a marriage license.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-10-18

Hubby tbreathless) - Helen!
Helen! I've discovered some
thing.
Wife-What?
Hubby-The more buttons you
see on woman's dress, the more
probability that it fastens with
hooks and eyes!
SELAH.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-10-18

all education before entering bust
young business position
usually months complete
incompetent office assistants
supervision because their positions require
knowledge of shorthand typewring. bit of
education general knowledge is
printed calling oardsf r. A. c.
engraved gaining popularity,
printed ar good for ordinary
Q-Is II possible for clean velvet at home? B. M.
A-SpOnge the material with gasoline and air until the odor
disappeared with help the
stretching bowl Of boiling brushing
the and smoothing it In the way It was woven
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-10-18
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RiN3SNt~<s2N>TS

A man was knocked down by q
motor car in New Rork city.
Dazed, he rose slowly to his
feet and stared blankly around.
where am II" he asked.
Here you are, sir" came in a
sharp cracked voice, complete
map of New York - only 10
cents.
APPARENTLY EVERYBODY
WAS GLAD WHEN THE
SOLO WAS OVER
(From the Bucklin, Mo-, Herald.
Mr.. Ward c. Campbell added to
the evenings entertainment with
a vocal solo, which was highly ap-
preciated. After which all enter
ed into a more pleasant and So
cial time for the remainder of the
evening.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-10-18

The volume of correspondence
the last few months that further sysematizing work
For that shall receive office callers
on Wednesdays between II and These hours will
keep for to the office with the hope that
friends will
other days shall have limit replying
CYNTHIA GREY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-15
WEE SKIPPER FRED'S
WISHES COME TRUE
He Not Only Gets Two Spy
glasses. but Mechanic Toys
and Money Too.

Readers Of THE SuS doubtless re-
member the story the other morning
of Freddy Smith. the little boy in the
Kings County Hospital in Brooklyn
whose dream Of going to sea were ended
when tuberculosis Of the spine took
away his power to walk. II will be re-
called that the child wanted a %spyglass
very. very much, wanted II because the
nurses could carry him To the roof and
he could see. far away or the Sound, the
big and little steamers and the sails
glistening in the sunlight.
One should have seen Freddy Smith
yesterday afternoon whcn his nurse q
him to the roo and another nurse
walked behind his hair carrying two
spyglasses which had been sent to him
by persons who were not too busy III
this hot and busting city to pause and
, think of the little boy with tuberculosis
OF the spine. II was good to behold
Freddy's eagerness ana excitement. Tho
mere matter OF choosing between ths
glasses was a matter Of tremendous i'm
portance, and when he raised a pair oi
them to his eyes and the Sound leapec
toward him there wasn't "A fappeir chile
in all Greater New York.
And that wasn't all. Other presents
reached Freddy yesterday set Of me
chano toys that you make thing
with: other toys and some money tha
he could spend for whatever would Civ,
him pleasure. When the parcels ar
rived at the hospital and were takeI
to the children's department. wher'
Freddy has lain helpless for more thai
two years now. and were placed oi
Freddy's cot. he could hardly open tn
wrappers. his hands trembled go.
Some who read about Freddy though
1t would he possible TO send him ava,
---.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-15
TEN MORE REGISTRATIONS.
Decreasing Humidity Comes 4
Rescue Of sweItering city.

Although the thermometer yesterday
registered fully as high as on Friday
decreasing humidity came to the rescue
of the sweltering city, with the result
that there were only four prostrations
in New York ard six in Brooklyn, as
against twenty the previous day. Three
cases of sudden death were reported,
but none could he directly attributed
to the heat Fifteen persons were
slightly affected, all OF them on the
street. and received hospital treatment.
The highest point was reached at 4
+. NJ, when the thermometer registered
81 degrees. The lowest was 10 degrees,
at 6 A. NJ. The figures We're almost
identical with those OF Friday and five
degrees higher than on the same date
last year.
The Washington forecast for to-day
and tomorrow promises fair weather
with gentle to moderate west winds and
little change in the temperature.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-15
CONVICT'S GOAT HERD
NEW sing SING IDEA
Enchanting Plan to Found
Fortune in Prison Brings
Him Rivals.

BEACON, y. Y. Aug. 1+-Goat rails
ing may be a widespreading fad at
Sing Sing prison II Thomas Mott os-
borne remains as warden.
Already. through the kindness Of
Homer II. Stuart. president Of the
Board OF Education Of this city. one
convict, Martin Sweeney. sentenced 20
twenty years for murder, has started
his herd. The warden allows Martin
to take his goats TO Craze on the billy
land adjacent to the prison. Five years
hence. when he receives his freedom.
the conviot thinks the herd will be large
enough to provide him with m income
upon which he can live. Meanwhile he
plans to study goat culture.
Some weeks aso MIR. stuart. a breeder
OF pedigreed goats. received . card from
Sweeney tnquiring about the price OF
goats and outlining his plan for a goat
herd at Sing Sing. Mr.. uar replied
that II Warden Osborne approved OF the
plan he would donate a yearling Kid.
The goat was sent to Martin.
Miss Nanny. that's the goats name
has been made mascot for the Mutual
Welfare League OF the prison.
The views of Conviot Sweeney. a
typical Sing Sing prisoner who has spent
fifteen years behind the bars. on thu
policy OF Warden Osborne are interest
ing. In one of his letters to Mr.
stuart he writes: The warden IL faith
hope and charity personiied to his err
ring brothers. He d. just "A plf
brother TO us. Always willing 10 hell
us little brothers help ourselves.
There Is absolutely 10 big stick In hi
methods. Kindness is the key he uses Il
unlock the latent doors in the worst o
US. wish you could find the time '
pay a visit here. No matter how goo
a man you are you will be a bette
man after a visit
SO enchanting is the plan Of Sweene'
to have a pa wing business when ne get
out of prison that a score OF othtr con
victs are looking for goats witt whicl
to start herds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-15
HUSBAND ACCUSED
AS ARMY DESERTER
Mrs. Benjamin s. Viewers APP
plication for S75 Monthly
Alimony Granted.
CRUELTY ALSO CHARGED

The fact that benjamin s. Viewer. an
assistant engineer in the Department ot
Finance. deserted from the United
states army in 1891 while holding y
commission as First Lieutenant,
charges that after he married his third
wife he became attentive to a youns
woman employed In the office OF the
Board of Water supply. were discloseu
in the Supreme court yesterday wh"n
Justice Ford granted ar application Nv
Mrs. Li,a Picabia Viewer for SIS -
month alimony and $3.50 counsel fee
Viewer had sued to annul his marriage
,o his third wife on the ground that n
divorce from his hrst wife N South
Dakota was not valid when he married
his third wife. and the latter mas nl"u
n counter claim alleging cruelty ana IN
human treatment and association since
1907 with Miss Gertrude J.. Farr1nGton.
who vas n file clerk in the Board OF
Water supply 1hen Viewer was as"ls'-
ant engineer Of the board.
I'm her petition Mrs. Viewer SAYS she
lives at bb1 West l75th street and her
husband resides with his son. John. ~
oSG 81. Marks place, Brooklyn. Mrs.
Weyer says that IN 1895 when she was
n nurse at 81. Luke's Hospital she
nursed Viewers second wife, Mrs. MAJ
garet wyant Viewer. and she later
visited the family, Mrs. Viewer was
"a ken m in 1900 and died IN ten DAYS
Mrs. Viewer said her husband treated
her so cruelty that she agreed 10 Nv"
| apart from him In 1914 and to accept
$50 n month altmonN. lie induced ne
10 NEE, him n, the Murray HIl Hotel IN
June 81 last IN pretence OF ayr her
alimony, and then caused her To u.
| served with papers In "A suit to annu
, her marriage, she saws. Tho suit is
based on alterations that Viewer was
divorced In 1894 In South Dakota IRON
Mary Elizabeth Viewer. daughter oi
NJ, Tor T. r. Callinan. L. :. a.. and I'M
mediately married Margaret WNan'
Viewer in that state. He alleges th''
his divorce from hts first wife was no
valid under the laws Of New York. anc
accordingly his marriage In this sta"
to his third wife was not valid.
Attached to the alimony petition u
Viewers army record. sent TO his wiz
by the War Department In Washington
showing that he was appointed to Yves
Point from rlattsburg in 1876 and WI
graduated In 1850. He was arrested II
1856 FOR absence without leave ant
confined in the barracks AT the Preside
san Francisco. from October 80 10 l'e
cember %. 1856. He was promote
TO he a First Lieutenant the oilowin
year. and he deserted from the army =
Angel Island. cal. OF June 5. 1881. ~
was dropped from the army rolls 10
desertion on september 10. 1891.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-15
SHOT WITH FATHERS PISTOL.
Boys RcprovaI Of Parent May Cost
Him His Life.

PAssArc, n. j.. Aug. l4,~George
Lynch, 10. was shot with a revolver
IN the hand OF his father, John Lynch,
a railroad detective, his evening. and Is
IN a dying condition in the General
Hospital The bullet pierced his right
forearm and his chest, lodging in the
back.
The father reached the Lynch home ia
l15 Van Buren, street shortly before din
n'r time tonight He had words with
a neighbor who called and ordered the
nelghhor from his house. After the caller
had gone, the son stepped up to his
father and said
Papa, you should not speak to a
neighbor like that. Think Of what the
other neigbors will say"
What business Is that OF yours?" the
father exclaimed.
Lynch drew his revolver, It is said
and tc boy. getting a glimpse OF thu
weapon. dashed up and tried to grab It
The revolver was discharged and the
boy dropped TO the floor.
Lynch ran away. but was caught.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-15

American Tire Repair CO., 1872 West SD St.
Anslo.Amerie.n Auto Tire CO., 334 Amsterdam Az.
The Anglo Tire Co., 237 West 4sth St.
Automobile Tire CO., 1925 Broadway.
Auto Owners Supply Depot, 1878 Broadway.
Banahan 4 Alderman, ESQ West 47th St.
Geneva Bauman, 1856 Lenox Az.
Bloominsdale Bros. seth St. & Third Av.
Belnord Auto & Storage Supply Co.. SIS w. s7th.
Briekner's Auto Supply Co., 2l6th St. 4 B'wsy.
Leroy Brewster. 1890 Broadway.
Broadway Tire 4 Repair Co.. 1891 Broadway.
Brownell & Kraft, 463 Sixth Az.
Bronx Rubber & Auto Co.. 3s5 East l4sth St.
Bryant Sales Co., 1896 Broadway.
Louis Burghardt, 1856 West lO5th St.
Cedarhurst Motor Livery CO., LAT West SD St.
Century Garage, 9 West Tooth St.
S. W. Childs CO., Inc, 1852 Broadway.
Circle Rubber Tire Co.. s7s Eighth Az.
]. b. Cohen 4 Co., 253 West 5Sth St.
Colonial Rubber Specialties Co., 35 Murray St.
Consolidated Auto Supply Co, 207l Seventh Az.
Crane q Stendicke, 1912 Broadway.
Crescent Tire Co, l777 Broadway.
/. Davega, Jr, Inc, l25 West l25th St.
J. F. Dri.coll, l4s West 6sth St.
E. }. Edmond 4 Co., 1888 Broadway.
James }. Zero. 796 Seventh Av,
Field Baran Co., 1893 Broadway.
The Ford Sales Co., 55th St. & Broadway.
Lewis Gensler, 1890 Broadway.
Grand Coneourse Garage CO., ls0th St. and Grand
Concourse.
O. Goldberger, 376 Amsterdam Az.
J. S. Griffin, Inc, 242 West 4lst St.
Hartford Tire Co, 1888 Broadway.
Haynes Auto Co. Of New York, l745 Broadway.
Hen.chel Tire 4 Rubber CO., 1875 Broadway.
The Hoffman Garage & Taxi Co., l2l East 23d St.
Hollywood Garage, 23s East Gath St.
Hubbell's Imp. Garage. So West 9th St.
Hudson Rubber Co., 1902 Broadway.
Hulse Garage, SIG West l4sth St.
Imperial Auto Supply Co.. IS Chambers St.
Jeb Auto Tire Works, 1852 Third Az.
A. d. L. Jewett, 1866 Broadway.
King Tire Co., 1885 Broadway.
Lenox Auto Tire Works. ll3 West ll6th St.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-15
JOKER HIT BY TRAIN.
BADLY Hurt while Trying To Hide
From Girl Companion.

PAssAIc. ". j.. Aug, li,-Michael
Matthes OF 1903 Highland avenue was
struck by a railroad train this evening
and his skull. backbone and both legs
were fractured. lie was taken to 81.
Mary's Hospital. where II was said he
would die.
Matthes wen out walking with two
girls. When they came to the Erie
tracks at Summer street he was Joking
with his companions and he tried to
run in front OF the approaching train
and hide from them. He was struck
and showed along the track for eighty
feet.