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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-28

berubigen ilno Die @eieIid)ait miro
Inn lcidjter pcr5eibeu, lrenn er der
SGuloige 1T, ols irenu er uliidailolB
mare. er fonlite Die 8clellidnlt, inlo
or beurtbeilte iie ridtig
alS er ont nodlten .ptorgelt 6riti
iuieOeriab, oa beo!rite er oil iciiler
ieeliiGen Strait, I'M nidjt milo mo
per5meirclt berporbredlen 5u laIien,
mas in iDm tobte. ,5eoe Sprr DER
iibcrlionoenen arantbcit mar getllgt;
ibre Grideinlng ipar bliibereer llno
gIan3enher 0em je, ulo ein Sbig
irallenbaiter Diiloe mar in onS Bib
1eratben r1tt oes iriibercn feden sSll'
genomlttbeS, Der ibr ionlt mobl aus
oen 9lugen lirablte. lln0 ilIe mar lie
ocrilDreriider geipeicn als MN, cd
iie bel Der crlfen SegrllBung ibm sc.
eeniiberitano, ifou mIO 5ittcrno uno
nit Sbranen III oen sllIgen. sic bate
id)on am 9lben6e oorber eriabrerL oaB
er 5uriidgefebrt iei mo jugleib and
oaB er iid) eingeibIollcn babe uno
nlenllnoen, uiid lie nIdr, 81 llh lal-
fen wolle. ,Sn banaer Sorge batte aid)
iie Die Aadt oirdiDagt lle batte 0os
8cliibl, bab eiit llngllf, ein groBes
llnsliif acitcben lei, lro fle paro
eemartert Oilr6 Die Qraulame lingo
iciBbcIt.
9tlu itan6 iie por ibul 9eudrtis Der
Auifl1rimg, uno Die Gbranen idpilen
ibr in ole sIiigeii, aIs er lie nit er.
5rplulgenem 2ateln be5rilBte nno iid
nit nidtsin0enhen SIalcn iiber aopf.
itmer3en alsreoete, Die lbn ee5Dlin'
gen bdtten, iid Slrriid}ljicbeiL Sin
2ymcriien getrdnft iber Den NangcI
an gertrauel, Der ibr 0a 10 iinpcr.
tiilt an ben Gag geICat wuror, luollic
lie iib DortIos 5urild ebcn, aber be-
nor lie nod, bel Der 3s.ire mar, iibec.
ipaItiste lie oos meuOdrtete Seio,
nas ibr nm ecporOcH mar itntt ocs
70 irelioig ,mb 70 heiB eriebntcn
@Iiifcs, bas ieine @lcoerfebr briH9en
ioate.
sic iont Dor Der Glure ouf eiuen
StubI uil0 brab IN franlpfbaites
Sdluf3eIl aus llrbaUp trdt 81 ibr
bin. gSas auh in ilm porgeben
mofte, cr founie Elm l4eib, CT tcnnte
lie nidlt meinen iebra
n@illBt bid nida 10 aitiregcu,
6rigi," iaeie er, uno bic menih-
lifJe gsatiir lit iuergriuoIih = IS
pibrierte ein Con ppn 3drtIidJfeit Sa-
bel in ieiner Stimne. nWtubt bitj
rltt ailfregcrl, mir 5rau6en beioe
rubig 8lut."
rsSas lit eeideber, RuooIf?l" rief
;Srisi inter 3brdnen l,no Die Sdnne
ringcno. Cir 1T elm IlngIiid lpiSer.
iahreu. uno on peritlOeigft Is mir.
9tuSoIi. reoe, iprid, iose, mas Ge.
id,ebcn lit. Saiie nri1 meinen Sbeil
tragen!"
~9u mndit Dir ltnnotbige SOrgaL
Srisi. eS 1T nitts."
so fpeiit man niht ei1ulaI elm
9inb ab, Nubcli. 8enn on mib
liebit - Of, Dos it's, Su Iiebit mid
nidr, nid)t mebr: ioHit n1iiBteit on
anbers iein nit mir ShiSolf, lab MIDI
nid)t MIR beiu SpiclSeiig iein, Infe
mid ipiiien. baB i'd 6eine 6rai bin.
CLAUDE, baB i'd, au9 ben ernit oes
2ebcns fenne. @ieb mir Die Sdlftc
oeines Summers lm6 beiuer Sorgen
gu traeen. 8as e5 aud lei. Riioolf
mir iperoeu es trogeni"
(Sortieslmg foIgt.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-28
uHS.isentbums.. 6sputbefeH
singetrostn

~ 49, y "
9Ibbis SOnes an Grant 8. aarps
S227.s5
2lbcIpb 9. Mepsr II. gnb. an GliF'
ion Wu!uoI @. II. 3. Co., 5000.
Doris gan a.uneu an Sames u
Sinht, $1,000.
Fi6arb q. Gang on gntsrprifs 9
II. &. u. Co., $500.
9lba s. 9albp II. 9tub. an bc.
$2s25.
matbiIba 8. @urpb9 on DO.
$25OO.
Rate gadpn an Gbepiot 3. II. 6
Co.. $500.
gba ainman an Real Gitats uni
Smprob.ment Co., $1,000.
ausuit 8ui9 an Spcomore g. II
9. Co.. Sl400.
Sofepb q. put5Oif an aatberin,
W.ber. $1,000.
Rarp y. asipis an eagle g. ii. g
a.. $2600.
emma Slider an Gan Wareo g
II. g. o.. S4250.
5rebsrid 90. Riede an Tloltte aobgt
). .. 8. g.. $500.
sbomas n. gibsb an DiGiam Us
arttur, 1886.
Dm. Wi. qrtbur an &atie aus.
norm. $500.
o. Sumpbrep on Cottage @. II. 6
Co., $4,000.
@alter elliott an @olIace elliott,
$500.
Winiam s. Mprpan on Gypoiitior
g. II. g. Co.. $275O.
Trnnt q. gebpHer on linitb Q. II.
e. Co.. 5000.
Wutiis 3. Reeb on grrpibent GAP
ings 9. u. 2. Co.. $1,000.
Rebscca german an Clinton 8. Il.
3. Go. $500.
Senrp Wli6oslis an Spriug Gar
ben g. U. Q. Co.. $1,000.
Sabib g. fieIb il. on Sobn ).
gaad. $4,000.
Siabel 81. qhiflips an Eorpoob
saib unb Door Mfs. 60. $1os5.s7
getilgte 5npotbefen.
Silperman uro Goloen an 2lmeIia
Rori.rt. $3.50.
glnna Gehrirgtr an meiiliher
Stern g II. g. 81 $500.
2eonore ". Mtobe dn Bomb SiG
Q. II. Co.. $500.
Morb v. @srpe an Speamors e.
IL. g. go. $1,000.
9eprls Seis an Gid Bun .. Il. 6.
Co., $70o.
2nlu Gopanausb an 2iberal 8. II.
9. 60. $3.50.
9tuguIt aurrus an Wariaip gps g.
II. 6. Co.. $625.
Margarst Hiebemann an Spbs part
3. u. g. Co.. $1,000.
Mlae 9. Siroup on Dolter g. Cos
big, $500.
gpa g Cameron an SliDtrs g.
grpant, $500.
Roie 5elfri9 an Goutbern Sbio
Sopines 8unf Co., $2500.
6arrp y. Smitb an. gprarb Q.
Quinn, $75.
1rani u. gebpmer.an Goitag.9 II.
9. Co., $1,000.
Spbn Wsiitsr an JObn Rtpsr.
$500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-28
g eIoite gieaeI.

SnfeI (oer NIT bem fleinen S5riB
ieinet Spat bat): Salt Oh oenn
aud i9on cine graut2"
- 80 jal"
.3ie beiBt lie benn?"
- v9as iag' i6 niht."
.Whr barfit Gu's idor iagen; bier
bait 9u einen @roihen!"
- .2Otte Spne."
so - 10 - aIio Die fleine 2Ot'
tel"
= (gsab elmer Eauie): .9n On.
Tel - id bab nod mebr grmiten!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-28
x IT. mer i'm " m /

Simmer i'm amt
Srau: SD babe iinierer Rarie
sefiinoigt; pirsmiiiien ibr elm 8ens.
nib idreiben."
gsforrer: sat fie benn ibre 8fIif-
ten oils Oienitburer &eiit ni6t er.
fiiIlt2"
Srau: .Sa, fie 1T fonit elm mill.
ees Wsdo6en, aber su iftpd6lia fin
ben SauSbaIt."
asfarrer: ,JShreib' in's 3eugnib:
Der @eiit iit.pilte, aber. bos Heii&
1T i&wadl"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-15
Almanaque llustrado
hi. pano-Americano
iSABE listed LEER?.
Pues lea:

Pues lea:
LA LIBRERIA DEL BOLETIN
MERCANTIL avisa sus numerosos
clientes que ACADIA de recibir ell ALMA
NAQUE ILUSTRADO HISPANO
AMERICANA para 1915.
Sc trata de una obra util1sima bella
que puede servir como hbro de consul
ia de los successes mas recientes y como
llbro de recreo por las amenidades IL
terarias y grafcas que contiene.
FL ALMANAQUE ILUSTRADO
HISPANO AMERICANA publica una
serie de trabajos verdaderamente suges-
tivcs, como puede verse por esta breve
enumeration:
MAS ALA de 10 desconocido, +" "Otro
anito mas" (por la Condesa de Pardo
Bazan) Ell Centenario del Greco en-
Espana, "El Progreso de la incinera-
cion, " Ell Congreso del Olimpo Co.
Ion fu6 Espanol, :" 'tPor tierras de Cas-
tilla, La navegaci6n aerea,' Lo
que gasta Europa en- armamentos. ). !"
Una gran variedad de trabajos Etera-
rios debidos todos ellos las plumas de
mas cartel en- la literature Hispano
Americana Pubhca tambien el ALMA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-15
Para todos los gustos

M. Paul Lavergne ha trasladado su
tienda de efectos para caballeros, de la
calle de San Jose a la calle de San
Justo, junto' la CAFETERIA.
Ell senior Lavergne ha tenido ell buen
acierto de 'escoger un sitio estrategico,
y este en- epocas de lucha, aunque esta
sea comercial y pac1fica es va en- 81 un
elemento de triunfo No 10 fla todo q
la estrategia ell sehor Lavergne, sino
que Sc ha surtido de materiales de pri-
mera clase, todO fino y la moda, de
tai suerte que la persona mas eXigente
puede encontrar 10 que necesite en- ell
establecimiento de Paul Lavergne, uno
de los mas elegantes de San Juan.
Nuestros lectores 81 quieren tomar un
buen consejo, pasen por San Justo 8, y
con pasar va habran visto algo que les
guste, porque en- la nueva tienda de
Lavergne todO 10 que es bueno esta a
la vista. Y aunque la tienda es de OBJ
jetos para caballeros, no por ESQ han de
abstenerse de visitarla las senoras, que
de vez en- cuando bueno ,es que nos
regalen elias. A yer 81 podemos des-
canSar nOSOtrOs algO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-15

NAQUE una serie inacabable de graba-
cos que amenizan Ell texto, entire ellos,
reproducciones de las caricaturas mas
celebres que la prensa universal ha pu,
bllcado durante ell ano, y retratos de ar
tlstas, de bellezas femeninas, de cuanto
.da -tema a diario para la information
grafca mundial.
Una de las joyas que contiene este
AhMANAQUE es la composition de
Ruben Dar1o: "Letanias de Nuestro
Senior Don Quijote".
En- la imposibilidad de resumir aquf
las excelencias que reune este brillante
libro de 334 paginas, baste decir que, ell
ALMANAQUE ILUSTRADO HISPA-
NO AMERICANA esta editado por la
CASA MAUCCI, DE BARCELONA,
para que ninguna persona amante de la
buena literature Sc crea relevada de ad
quirir un ejemplar, por ell m6dico pre-
clio de 0, 40 centavos, franco de porte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-15
N 0 TICIA S

Ha fallecido en- Arroyo, ell individuo
Pascual Rosa, quien fue herido grave
mente con una piedra por ell sujeto
Carmelo Delgado en- la noche del cinco
del cOrriente.
QUININA CUE NO AFECTA LA CA
REZA. LAXATIVO BROMO QTININA es mas eff
caz en- todos los que necesita Quni-
ma, causando zumbidos de oidos Contra Resfriado
La Grippe, Influenza, Paudismo Fiebres La frma
de E w. GROVE, viene cada cajita,
En- ell barrio Pelleja, de Barros, ell
individuo Epifanio Dulles agredi6 con
una navajo a Salvador Rodriguez, hi
rlendOle gravemente. Fu6 arrestado.
Vaya ID por la maiana desayu-
narse en- LA CAFETERIA" famosa por
SUI cafe.
San Justo No. 6. San Juan. P. r.
En- la manana de aver, en- ell barrio
DalrOa, de CaguaS, la pOllcla arreStO
1 diez individuos que armados de ma
chetes y palos trataron de impedir, con
amenazas, que los peones de la plan
taci0n de tabaco de La Colectiva toma-
ran sus respectivos trabajos.
Para cenar bien y economicamente
La CAFETERIA, famosa por SUI cafe.
dan Justo No. g. San Juan. P. f.
Fueron destruidas por un incendio
dos casas pequenas propiedad de Mr.
Du-Lache, vecino del barrio Bairoa, de
Caguas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-15
AVIS

Ell que suscribe hace constar que no
reconOce nj paga cuenta alguna OUT
haya contar1do 8 contraiga en- 10 suce-
sivo su hijo D. Arturo Vilella.-Lares,
Diciembre de 1914.-Pablo Vilella Pol.
Advt
Tambi6n ha sido destru1da por un
incendio una casa propiedad del senior
Policarpo Quintero, sta en- la calle San
Juan, de Camuy.
Pereci6 ahogado en- ell rio .Yunes, de
Ciales, el nino Angel Rosario, de ocho
amos de edad
LOS CABALLOS Y VACAs, padecen de
c6licos de calambres Ell PAINKILLER
siempre cura. Medic pomo aqua caliente,
repitiendo unGs cuantas veces. Refuse los subs
titutos. No hay mas que un PAINKILLER,
el de PERRY DAVIS.
Despues de haber sido examinados,
Sc han archivado en- ell gobierno los in
formes anuales de 1913 de las corpora
clones ''The Christian Womans Board
of Missions" y "The Caribbean Fruit
Company.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-15
Ter etfeftipt paa flere 5feoer % Il
.brebet SIoffe af @5faniegrapere.

~ y klSt*to% wv L$S%S 49, - ~
|orepet Sloffe nf SfanIegrapere.
9e Stillinger, 1o1l1 bi bar Duroe'
beo Bertbes og on1fri,lg 0ennt
2nnOSbD, er blebe1l organiieret
Sie1loe1ls Mobangreb / 8clt fo1
&ertbes er bleben laaet tilbage. s
9iGrbe0en at Sc Serte 6e 8ealeiol1,
bar pi punOet GerrRn mos 8elt %
|inbfuget ct Seltfort nto6 9eor6.
S 9trgonnerifoben bar Sienoe17
bombaroeret Sour Sc 8aris;; hi bar
iporet % goelagt ct tut 8lofbus.
8elt Tor 8ol1rnellilles bar bi. bolbt
ollie bore Stllirger. Me1le,n Sir
eon1erifobe1 % Me,,ie bar il1tet
b9ie1tligt fu1bet Stco.
Baa Melties Sej6er i Mprel1ont=
ifoper ct ct af Sjenoens 9lngreb
blebe11 itan1et al bort elrtilleri.
S Gogeier1e, norbbelt for 8at:
miller bar ri ogiaa Iaact ct N11greb
tilbage.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-15
4nla.,nft.

9anif 9amper bnr rebbet en- ge-
intuins. 5ro 2onDo1t telegraferes,
at pen oanife Da,tper uMichaeI On
toho11foff" fra Seem Orleans ttiil
9ntbora aItarff Ii gnaIii Iiiiereee
ioet oelt pasiereoe &inldIe paa bell
irife RDit, at sen bab6e on1boro Be
iatningen fri 0et fronife*,sfib
:2lrneoee" &enl1ere Dplpslri11g iab=
nes, men mon o11toger> at uMmeoee"
CT iu11fet. 5gfartsregilteret ,:i11be=
boloer iffe roget fra1if 5fib Msglnre-
0ee".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-15

oa ifer! Ser finoes piit lite set
Steo ! 8er6elL ser er iaa afiparret
lonn @retllatb, % lprer eno 1uanqe5
+ ionl ieg beroppe at boIoe afs
2onoet nleo 0en itnrilaaebe gsaftllr
,og De elifbpr6tge 8eboere, iaa
glenntes oog alorig Danmarf
@nlombeoen % NfiolloretbeOen4
SIR tbartinto0, at &jarligbe6en tic
|Slen1laltbet bofier. 5fibet gaor, od
mango tRnfer rtoaffe: Sc IbffeIiae
Menneifer, Ser fo1, Iepe / ssyreo pq
.''to 1loell at Ritgites for Rriqen pa
SiDet-nten. 5fibet goar, og III BIT
Der tilboge, iffe i1lit anglteIige for
.at @rgnlan0 / fnnucnoe 1troIiqe5
Siber ifol gIem1nes, men pnaitelioc
for bboroan set bill goo bort aonb
.og bore bGre 0erbjcn1ule, % ollie
bnre Eanfer og @p111er, bill i Sen
ton11ne1r0e 8irter inlnle fig ON
bet enc: glto bol6e li,1 Saano
ober bort 2anb og bort J5olf, jeg
lninoes Gbr. 9itcbar0ts Oro:
genter, fer paa 9mlmarfs Sort,
Ter, laa S oet aI6rig glenrmer,
til bper Blet bar fooet Sten1l1er;; 3.
tbi set Jp6reIa11o er bort
O}aolt aneO 8erben er set lille
0erfor ingen 3let at ipiIbe,
moo{t ne6 &iertet ct set Itort,
Der er DonmarfS 5ago gjort.
Senl1er, ier pon 0al11l1orfS Sort,
Ter, lao S set nlorig glentn1er,
I'll bner Hlet bor faaet Stenlnrer,
flingenbe l,1urt bIgot, i11art baarof,
til S enoer l1eb at beoe: e
lfitrrn1e @ltb Dor gol,tIe gfeDe. ...
S11liol1ebaob Ereitebolig, Is. Dff,
Grif Seiperieu.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-15
=Gfspebitiuuen. I

2on0on me60eltes / 5en6ags fpl=
ge1,6e Selegra1t fra Sbocfleton:
endurance" er ofiejlet fra 5Do=
Boergio. 9llle o1nboro befi116er lig
bel. &i er bleDe,1 forli11fet af So
forbol0elle, Ser er l1g1tnltige. Nf
Sen @rl1n0 be11ter ieg life at IRtfe ].
pper ao11ti1lentet for nnlte Mar. grz5
|neit 5bacfleton."
Set bill eri1l0res, at Sbocfleton
|lin Mflfe6sbilien til @nglan6, tele=
groferet fra Bue11os slires til uDai-
III Gbrol1icle" ben 81. Oftober, oa
endurance" afgif til Qlntarftis, er-
flnrebe, at beb fiji, N11fon11t til SDDz
Georgia bilbe ban la6c Su11be,le gdd
Il 2a1b paa eli al Sc i1nan Ser /
@ruppen for at lfaffe Jig Motion.
@eologer tilbbre11oe Gfspebitio=..
men lf1tl0e ogloo lettes ilal1b Il
5D0=@eorgio, bbpr Ser er bigtist
|pioetllfobeltgt Mrbej6e at ubfpre,5
|11lebens Endurance" git bibere for
at l,noerlgge Bafiie1t % ufgibre, ON
Sen bar iao Ies, at 5fibet ft1noe
qua ino i bel1 116el1 1t60ig Sorfinz
feIle.
Sir Grl1elt 5bacfleton tiIfgiebe,
at al Be 0plDsninger, ban .baDbe
lfaifet 1tg, fren1gif, at Der bar 1,lao=
panlig megen sSs i @eooelLSabet
iaar, og set biier Zig altiaa at bo1oe
itif. 5elb ON Endurance" ifpIoe
nao T.3O ipbIig 8reobe;; bbor Cir
@rne!t baabebe at labe fit. Sfib
oberDtntre, bil6e bet bore for iert
at begpnoe pna en- transfontine11taf
Mej1e inar.
3ette betpber 1l01ten ct beH Mars
lbIGttelie, og 6er1ont Endurance
life be11bcr tiIbage til 5Dbz z@eorgia,
Ilbor Ser ct Ell SnnbeIsltotip1l nil
|1Gppe 1toge1t @fterrett1ile fontll1e
ira efspeoifione't for 6oraaret
|1016.
uG11b1trance1 cr for1D1tet 1neb #efs
ftnrft troabIgit Mobtage liesoppnrat,
1reb bbilfet GsseIegru11nter ton 1nob=
! |toaes fra Marco1iitationen / 5D6s
Mn1erifa, met Der fa1l life aflelrbcss
1logel1 Gelegran1mer.
Non fan toge fia flttttiia % qipe !
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-15
6ranlann ny Krigf11.
9a 8ubifabet om Gerbeusfriger
+ naaebe @rpnlanb.

nSeg IQll 01Sle 2Q9e. (SJIIODer)
life lobe onre nteD at tpafe poo
/ Sgalifs, uoet forlabte &pgelteo" Set
er ct Of be 5teoer, hbortil NorObo=
erne i lpl,glt forlbl,none 9i6er font
| ieilel1be mes Grit sen s9}gbe i 5pib=
fen % log $50. DDbt i11Oe ligger oet
II @u1l6en at @inarSfiorben, ipnl III
falbes ssSulianeboabsfioro efter ao=
Ilo1ie11 Snliurebuab; roer lnon Der
| fra i11b 40 sSjorben en- 5-6 Mil
| }forbi bpie, lteile Sielbe longs Sigs-
| iorbl,tgtof= stran6en t6en Gambling
lteb fon1n1er man efter 80
Gimers Moni1lg efter at bobe rltnoet
91as paa Nps t1t6 / 8u16ell af
lJiorben. Derin0e paa en- ltor Slet=
| te, bbor Der MI ligger Ell balD 5nes
@rpnla,loerbuie, bhis Beboere for
] en- flor Gel Ieber at aDagaDl lna |
gan1le Gage ll,ngtige Bpgninger %
airter, bbornf enb1tls 8uiner les.
Set bar en- Sci af BEN ltore georbbo~
foIo,li, ion1 SEN Gang fan6tes ber-
oppe., .Sporleoes Sen efter / flere
Marbu,lbre6er at bape beret flor 90
rnegtig lonr1ot i1lb, og bporleoes Sc
|iibite Moroboeres 5fiRbne bor pn.
ret DeD man life, og foor set bel
beller: ulorig at bibe.: &rig og Ne't
l1De. / bel1 itore: Nerben (uoen forte
$3.50 gioroe, at Sorbil1oelien 1neo
Mooerlon6et ofbrp6es, bporefter
&olonier1 git lin Undergoing Mp=
De. Bag. be6 SgalifS ligger ct bpjt
Sielo, ssSgolerfiglalig> ca. $500 6oo,
io1n er. pan5feligt at beitige; pao
Eoppen al set lieger &l.iner af ct
Hor ln1aa @ptter ira georoboerneS
IiD. 3bao be bur p9ret anbello1
til, beb nton iffe; til seSagtuoftugte1
bar Sc 11Gppe Deret br1gt, % 0e1
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-15

Man fan toae fia fattfia % qipee.
itg rig.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-04-30
A Death
Shadow
By r. A. Mitchell

An officer OF the Belgian army was
summoned before the king. They were
in Flanders. and the Belgians consti-
tuted the tip of the left wing Of the
allied army.
Captain said the king, II wish you
to carry message to the comma nder
of the nearest British troops south Of
us. Go on foot and on the beach. The
distance Is short. but is full Of danger.
You will be as safe on the edge of the
water as anywhere. We are not in
touch with our allies, but there is no
fear of any force pushing into the gap
for our rear is defended by the chan.
mel. Your danger will come simply
from any accommodating or other small
force that you may happen to meet"
The captain took the message. rolled
in a ball the size of a small pill, put it
in the lining Of his hat, saluted and de-
parted. The hour was dusk. In the
eastern sky was moon In the first
quarter The beach was broad. and
the officer walked midway between the
Nne OF roam ana tne uulleS.
Was that his shadow down at his left
and trifle in advance of him? No.
A shadow must lie in a line with the
light interrupted. This one formed an
obtuse angle with his body and the
moon.
Was it a shadow? 1t was so faint
that he could not tell.
There was a moaning sound to the
waves that were washing over a bar
not far from the shore. The wind was
chilly, and the captain felt CORE
spending chill in his heart. He did
not like that dark spot or shadow or
whatever ii was He looked down on
| the hard sand to his left. 1t was there
barely distinguished but surely there.
| He looked up ut the moon. The dark
| spot surely could not be made by the
moon, for it would lie behind him
whereas this was slightly in front OF
| him. He looked at the planet Venus
and saw that it was covered at the
time by haze. He cast his eyes again
down at his feet, hoping that the dark
spot had disappeared. 1t was still
there.
| To the south We're the lights of q
camp; how far he could not tell. Thai
camp was his goal He wished him
self safely there. At night one canno,
readily measure distances, and he could
not tell whether the lights were far ol
near. He longed to reach them to es
| cana that intOlera hle loneliness which
weighed upon him.
He knew that at any moment hs
might receive shot In the back 0l
from the front. IL 1t came it wOult
come from the dunes on his left, no
from the water. He cast occasiOna
glances In the former direction, turn
ing his head to the rear to see IL h,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-04-30

Another illustration of the sham
economy" practiced by the Willis
administration was furnished when
Newton M. Miller, Panama. Pacific
Exposition Commissioner, turned in a
bill for $45 for a stateroom, travelling
to and from San Francisco. When
the bill came before Auditor OF
State Donahey he reduced it to $i4.50,
the price of lower berth on a sleep
ing car. The loud mouthed scream.
ers OF economy of the Willis
administration will bear watching
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-04-30

Ia time of war the men will want to
see their officers fighting and suffer
ing with them-not a mile away be-
hind a brick house. telephoning or.
ders which are the result of laborious
gymnastics with pad and pencil
There is a human side to war.
DO you know that the constitution
OF Ohio provides that "all male citi-
zens resident of this state being 1S
years and under As years shall be en-.
rolled in the militia and perform mil
itary duty in such a manner not com
patible with the constitution and
laws of the United Staetes, as may be
prescribed by law"
The local battery is going. to camp
at Sparta, Wis, from August II to
August q this year and we want you
to go with us on this trip. You will
be paid for attendance, and every
thing is furnished free. 1t will be a
Joint camp and a battalion of United
States field artillery will be encamp-
ed there at the same time, and the
training you will receive will benefit
YOU in all ways. You will be taught
to take care of yourself in the field
You will learn how to operate mod
ern 3-inch field piece, and you will
be taught military discipline, which
will benefit you in your civil life.
Our object is and has been to make
better men out of good men and If
you are interested drop me post
card, and will communicate with
you further, showing you the bene
fits that will accrue to you by joining
the National Guard and learning the
first duties of soldier, so that you
may be ready to do your part in the
national defense.
Very truly yours,
PAUL l.. JENSEN,
Captain Ohio Field Artil
lery, Mt. Vernon, Ohio