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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-11
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glaubensbeilMr" "lafs
ibr Rinb 10 5ase lansIeis
BEN. palmnrid, a.. g., unb bic Bee
na6bdrten 5heils Don ellington
g0unip finb in Gntisbsn imb 9lufs
resung p.riebt irprbsn 6iirh bic aribs
Iid)en llmitdnbs, unter bensn bsr fiinfs
iGbrige Tilarb 8. Mtbinion BON gto.
AIS Weft 6. Strabe in errunntem
Srte ieinsn Sob stfnnben bat. Der
arme Sunge mar sebu Gage Dor feis
mem Sobt m Elm .Bonfeuer4 ssftiir5t
nnb nit brsnmnben alsibtrn nuh
Sanie geeili. Wls er bort aninm, mar
auf feintr 8ruft bas 5leii4 Don ben
anohen sebrnniat; absr trob bis1er
fur4tbarsn Wunben riden bic GItsvn.
Fanatifde 2lnbhnssr Der aebre Dim
Der ,GIaubenzheifuns" teinn Nr5f,
fonbern sinen ,GIaubensttilsr" bsrbei
unr iparbien aud ielbft teius ArSnti
ober GaIbe an, Inn bic G4mer5,,n bes
&leinen sn liHDern. glur NIT syttt bes
iirihen iis bic Yranbfpunbea, abtr.
lpie Der Batter taIibIiitis fasie, ni4i
eiiua. um bisfe 5u bsilsn, foubtrn nur
bdmit bic aieioins bes Sunasn tihi
an ibm b6neen blisbs. Der Batter Be.
bauptsis, Der lstl.ine babe MIR ~st le'
esntlid' GHmerSen gehabt; unb i,i'
Glisrn Isisn feit bapon iiberssiigt a.
ipsien, bah er gsndsn ipsrbs. Der IA.
fntlide alnfldgsr &eIfth prbnett sirt'
esnaus llnterfliduns bts UnlIts on
unb ipirD bieisn pitIlei&i Der Grunb
Surp porlssen.
WaifeHhdus.pirb Wa II 3
Der .Gldmmen. syait BIB auf ben
Wrilnb brannte Dienitng has 5pltrrl
6eisbis Wdiieubaus. rinss btr srDbisn
Watisndlbls in Der fdtbclifhen DiSs
3sfe Don Sarrisbiirg. pa., ab, lpolwi
jbo6 bic l19 ainbtr. bic unmititIb,u
por Gntbedung bes 5suers in ptu
5ausfapeue wle1e 65rtsn, iiA rdte b
,iOnrtsn. Da bas. Gebdube aalf tiusn'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-11
%. e apiteI.a

9as bon @eta Eciueebradte llni.
periaInittel bate asrcfeiior @oraIt
nirtlih eeboIien, aber reft tpobl
i,ibIte en- lid in gpnrfe,tjtein sleidt'
ipobl nidt. 4ie 2mngerpciIe mar nit
feii,eru Patron su fi,riren ilno 81
bem eeipc9ltien Sd)addpiel eab es
Ihcr feinen gartner, Seine gentir
trnaen, oie Softer nIs fclhen 81
6eniisen, tpnrcn porgeblih seblieben,
Oenn bas i,insc Msdb6en ridtete I'M
ter ben fSiguret oes Sdodbretts Die
grobte 8ertpirring on.
ssn Der 5bat befdn6et iid Meias
@eSanfen setpSbnlia gang spo al.
oera unb trusen iie bod enpor ielbii
big gum GipfeI Der Sranfen5eaer
optic. 3lpIeid ertpideIte lie eillc
eifrige, aber iebr gebeiunibpolle
Sbatiafeit. sSeoesmal, .tpenn Der 8a'
Ter iein DeittagsihIdfhen belt, be-
iudte lie elm am Gnbe bes Dorfes
ctipas abicits eeIesenes fleines &alis.
Mas iie bort tricb, mar allen 9orf'
bepoGnern, bic ibr neiigierig nndt
id,altteu, cin HatDiel. 9siir Der Sra.
uanber Ra5I, Der nit fSrnu uns
Iiutter jeites Siiishjetl beDobnte,
tpubte es. aber Der blinselte lpfiffig
unb bieIf reinen Wtirtb.
gines Cages NOR Der Nrofeiicr
friiber aIs ionit rad bem Glen er.
ipabt nnb batte bic Sof,ter. permibt
Tic @irtbsIcitte ,pieien ibm Den
reg, ocn iie ibon otter I'M Die slei'
de 3cit geganaeii. 9ertpunbert mad,
tc lid @craIt nad beiH be3eidneteil
.Sauic ailf. "a lab CT Reta geraoe
ans bemieIben treten. Gin fleines
Wl1bten bing an ibrern aleibe Inn
id,ieu iie nift f5rtlaiien 3it pollen
stlf ieinc peripunoerte syrase crfubr
Der Irofeiior, baB 9letn Oos arrlt
aint, beiicn Gltern bittere 9otb lit.
Ten, 5uiGllig einmal aif Der Strabt
getroiicn iin6 inn ifpn otter biz
9ieitc oes Giieus 5ugetragen babe
Der barmber3ipe SiHl Der SoAter
riibrte ibu fnit 5ii Gbraiien, Inn "a
nlebr, aIs nan benl iett gang ipobI.
aerldbrten Ginnc bic eliteu EoIger
|jdpn aliab, ,.nS er bjelt ss nisH fig
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-11
OrxxSeisext5xmstbe tbertrsssssss
Gineinnati, 10. glOD.

NV ~ ~ ~ ~ 49, 49, .r
grben bon Jrisba Bobemer. per
Sberiff, on Mafpina 9osss, Got q
in gofins.r unb Soptins' llnierabs
ibeilung in 9lpOnbale. $4155.
Di. Sobn Saud 8relpins 90. an
SuIia 9ofmann, 40 BEL 81 Sub an
Der norbtp.itIi6en Gde Der 8. unb
Carr Gtrabs, (Steuer $40; 81.
Die llnitb Societp Of gelisDsrs,
fosenannte Sba,srs, an peter ).
Sipins. uns.fdbr 412 ald.r aanb tn
Seition 8 in Grcsbp SoDnibip,
(Steu.r $40; $4,000.
William Gobling an bic Staoi
Cincinnati, 5bsil Don Got 8 in Ssns
rp Wsorton's gaa6lab in Settion q
in Columbia 1oipnibip. (Stsust
SOC; $3.50.
satbarina S9ipent on bo, 1bsil
bon Got 6 in bemielben HaAlab,
(Staer SOC; $500.
Wdlpina Yoses an Sulia Bot
mann, gis.ntbum beiannt als No.
s44 Nodbals 2lpeHue, (Steusr 300;
81.
Ularb 9uttebaus an Marh Cutie
baus, % BEL ia SUB OIL Der yforb'
ieite Der Ri1monb Strdbe, 81.
Wiliam 6. Sarmon an Caroline
aeripid. Got 14S in 9pbe part Guii
nnterabtbsilung, (Sttaer $1); $500.
SoIepb Reibs an Wsnb.l u. Reibs,
70 Bel 121 SUB an Der OiHeits bsr
8. Strabe in California. (Stsuer SD
81.
Die syreberid u. Gdmibt 60. an
Oscar Shfparb, Rontratt gum @er'
tauf BON Got % in Roiebia, aponhill
8urtonpoob llnterabthilung fun
$1700.
DO. an bo., Ronirait gum @srfaiil
DON Got "a in berielben llntsrobtbsi'
lung, $3.50.
Grben bon 2lnna SulIipun. PEI
Sb<riff, an Gbtparb 3. NoIan, "a
BET 100 CUB an bsr Sabisits Dor
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-11
Die a(piin|i|lell,
stculan BON 6rana SO oman Il
(5ortictnns.9

slls tie s,uei tSt,itSen ipnter Don
ibrer @efoelloscirlins befriebist 5ll-
riidfehrteil, battc iid) in Dem itillen
Gpric cill butites, feitlid,, crnites
Sreiben enhpifelt. Gs gait Der fei.
crIidcn Giiupeiblms eiiieS neuen, oil
Iicblider 9ereterraiie bingebrciictcll
SrieSbofs. natoem Der Sabrbnnoer.
te cite @ottesader Bel Der 8ird)e iid)
lmlineIt bi,ltet Dem Iestell Tooteh
geihloiien.
llnter Dem @eldut Der Glofen lic'
ben iih Cora iuib Searoer I'M be-
ipegtcn Strom bis an Die Marer oes
neucn Stird6ois nit forttreibert.
@cib9cflcioctc lDsabdJen fattcn iitj
I'LL Sal6freis Dor Der blumei,ge.
idniidten Iforte aiifseitellt altio ian'
Mn nit friiden, bod, leiie oitternselI
Stilnlnen:
,,M,andcs Ser5, bas beiB geipallt,
Sbiait iest brunteu It'll mo fdli,
Gunfles @rob, ipanll pffneit 1u
Sih ail0 mir 5mr iiiBen 8ub?"
Gann crbob inter bem @oul6er
Der airdeniab,len Der tpiiroige @elli'
lide feline Gimme SIMMER lauier
,no friitger idapoa ieine Heoe Oil,
INNER GriitlidJer, meiid)liher nno
crerciienocr lpurben feine @orte:
,,9sun aber, meine tbellren griloer
uno SdnpeItern in Gbriito, mas
meint a,br, iuer nirb ipobl Der erlle
iein, oen lie bier einsraben, pielletdi
in ben nGdiien Sasen idpn? - @lel'
Ieitt iton ntorserL pielleidr belitl
nod, id)licbt er ole slmgen. Aelr tell'
ntn i'm nidt, aber @ott Der .sllllpli'
ienoa iiebt i'm rnb bat idon ieln su'
&c aui lin geridtetl"
9ie g9orte perfebIten lire sSlr'
flma nidt, Die Ingit por benz I'm
eewiiien, Die Slrd,t Dor oeu SoSe
id)icn Die Mellsc 5u bllrbidauoerll'
es mar, oIs pb in aIler Ser5en olt
Mobuung miecerbpIlte; sSiebe, olf
Siilc berer, bic lid, biuaastra9cr
meroeiL iteben i6on por Oct 3blr.
Igticmlauo lraate alIi,iiiebeH itno ood
iiibItc jcSer, oab er frasenb auf Der
yddIten bIidte.
Ger Eiarrer dber ilpbr mt selJo.
bencr Stinlnie iort: s@er es aut
iei, Die gcipeitts @rbe .irast nid)t.
iucr ba fommeu ioa. .sSseoem ofIrei
lie ihrcn ItiIlen Sd,oB, auf oclr
Sricbl,of iea jeber ssrieben finben
alle iino Inn tpillfounten! limb wen,
aud, ein &aiocrer an feline giort;
podlte. Elm arncr, ,lnsIiidlifer, DOT
StidiaI seriHagei.er Sremblils
mir poaen alid ibm feline sflibe gon'
ncn, mo cinit mir feIber iblafei per'
BEN. Genn nlir 2eberbe tonnen I'M
iere ;seinoe iein iper oa foot lit
uobnt ertabeIt iiber bem Sob nm
gcSort Der 2iebe!".
9ei oem gSorte ,srer,oIing ri6te'
Ten iih pIotIif) Die &ugen aIler Der
iammelten anf San Iub feline id)ons
Sepleieriu, nIs fonne Der Piarrel
niclnano anbers geIr,eint itnbeu.
Ie, beiben luuroe es iltbebaglid)
ibre gIide begegneten, iid) unb obnt
ein gaort 81, rpedieln, f6liflen iie I'D
leiie aus bem @ebrange fort.
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Hannie 4. 9phle an grtsniion

yannie ). goble al Grienjior q.
III. 3. 60, $1,000.
@up gibbe an gpiIfcrb 6, 9uofOn,
$3.50.
waarp sirqub an 30. 6. Suoion,
$1120.
S5orrp yl. price an DO, $11yI5O.
Jranf s. Wsiler on Bilforo y.
tSubfon, $3.50.
Gena 6eineS an Weslsp W. 9aap'
lep, $1,000.
Usarp 8. Root an 5cbn @. seott.
$4,000.
aueflIs u. glofe onlsbsreIu .4usus
fin, $390.92.
Gbfparb 3. ylolun ian sirit Warb
3. II. 6. a., $400.
slnnd u. 5drbeb an 9ibsralfa. II.
3. So, $2100.
aeota Gled an Yropibent Spss.
gani unb 1ruit Co., $500.
Maraaret 6alltr on pearl 9.
Dunimann, $500.
sSobn 8. aaiprerrt al GONE .. u.
9. Co.. $500.
,Sranf q. 2lfbbpd an, ho.. 5000.
2llfree ,. 2ldles an DO, $1,000. i.
Sba young an George you'ls,
$2300.
DaIter 20. S6paab ON MOoSblrn
glbe. 6. Ii. 3. Co., $4,000.
So6n :. Fitzgerald an elsanoro
6enel. $1506.50.
Rife 8sdtr an 1oipns5au 9. u.
6. a.. $3.50.
Sufan Raiblssgisn.an,2ilpba y. u
6. go. $500.
@iliom $. Weditrdtb an Wsiiforn
3. II. 6. Co., .$1250.
WilIiam Gor an @sit Gnb .. MI.
Co., $500.
geniamin ROtt AMI Glenn 9. u..S,
a.. $500.
z. 6. 8. gante an 6. Sna,Ydrl'
grocer, Sruitss, $4,000.
Spanna 3. Reebp an Rorib Spb'
part y. II. g. Go, $1,000.
aummie 8. ylifbols on Gcuri
Str.et Mariss 81 u. g. 60, $3.50.
@etilste 5Dpotbeten.
Sobn Suso an Clifton 5eiybts 9,
IL. .. 60. 30. 2, $4,000.
6. Nl. 9raam an 6. Da. Braam
Sr.. $2S00.
Ni8arb 6. gpbnsr on yortfdriti
8dus@ersiH, $500.
Tsae gl. De Wareiasan Giti5sns
.. II. G. 60. $3.50.
Tl. 8. Gan an Wsntpr g. u. q
Co.. $500.
2ouis :. &a,lin an.Uh sgloalHs y
II. 6. g.. $500.
gbas. gi.sp an Senate.. 6. II. y
u. So, $4,000.
Walisr Webrlrngson WGltsr Usa''
fI, 1920.
sbOs. a,eb ans2o.. Gsnturp o. u
9. so. 500.
n. gaul sSsnner an Jirf Wdri
3. IL. g. u. Go.. $4,000.
ainna Stur1n on 6. u. Wdffer
$25OO.
r. M. 8put.IIe an Gerindnia y
u. SO. 3. $3.50.
gpm. s. Stleper onfSome'y. II
8. Co, $4,000.
Ssobn 9seefer an,SaSie Solinser
$500.
@limiie @artnpr or Gteen Stree
6. II. g. 60, $500.
Senrp Boomers an @etaercr greiu
ling 60, $3.50.
9ioie eiienniam on GIintouna. u
9. Co., $4,000.
9ora Q. Saptparb an @erfHani,
g. u. Ro. 3, $4,000.
alma Q. 8oman an Neiterii I'M
Soutbern 9ife Sni Co.. $4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-11
Ia. Ser Sade ,peiter nadBliro

:"
not)ig, Ser Safe lpeiter nadBliIra.
gent.
seine alltriiitbiec Seiftgldilbig.
feit ioate iid) plDsIid, III filrd,tbarar
Mciie ,dfen.
s(Is er cini9c 5nee fp1ter III Der
,sriibe al Mctas tSdlofsilnntcr pbds
tc, crbie,t or fcinc sliitipprt. slcrGer..
lid, beaann er nit oen Iaaltell aegeil
Die 5biir 5u trpmmelu. Gold en-
g1rcnItIaf mar bod iulerbort, ipciln
eas bcrrlid)e @etter 81 eiilenl slns.
ling lodtel
slber aIles blicb IT'LL. @oralt
ipul,te nid,t, mas er oenfen ioIlte. "a
fiel inn eim, oaB lie ia ibr 3iill'
lner ifpn burd) Den anperen slus-
gang dilf bclt Sliir ocrlolien bobc't
toniite.
Tie oortiec Sbiir iuor ipirfird i;itr
auaclebnt lne ons 3immer leer.
Stllnm Dor SdJredcn iulo Stan-
ncn itano Der Yroieilor oa sso
fonllte W,eta peilen2 gei il)n, Dent
sliieiior, oen Spbn ietres Snoieiil.
bes? - God idnien ocrlpml CT be!!
baBli1en @eoanfen ipieoer. gteiiL- JIG
mar ia elm 10 glltes SinS. tie forirtc
|ibn nift betriigen! VI
Die g8irtbsIeiite ipirBten poii
nid,ts, lie fatten Meta lpeber aele.
hen, nod iortgebeit aebort. gber 81
ibrem Sdrefen fanoen lie Die Saiis'
tbiir, Sie Don Der gtadJt ber nod per-
iddoiien icin nlif,te, bon iiinen &C.
Giinet. Gas @tdoden mar alio ipIrt'
lid iort.
Ser Iroiciior itanb iuie beriteineti
pcr oicIem RGtbiel. "a rib ibn Der
Gintritt eines .friiberen @dtes aliS
leiner @ritarrung.
,gs mar Der aramer Soisl, elmer
iener arlnieIiee, Soiliirer. Die einc
nit olerIei @aaren i6lper beIaoene
ararc oif bcm Miider, bel @iilo nlN
sSetter nit mermiioIider 3dbisteii
ben Gorf 5u Dorf Siebcn.
,,Sabt sSbr net a jltnges, id0nes
ssrGulein e'iebu?" teganl ore 8ir'
thin ioaIeid, 81 forid)en.
,,@obI, mobl@, erpiOcrte Scisl,
ben beitelltm Sdnaps bcbaglidl
id,liirfeno, LIMB moan, es nriidbi
ein'm Slid briiea IN Der 6riiab."
,Sbr babt lie seieben?" rief Der
TrOieiior auber iidl. oSeSet, ipredjt,
Wtann!~
Der SGnbler bIidte i'm peridJmiei
IideInb an. ygltI 9cngen's, Dos
Nsabel ipaar ia DO 81 iluA fiir Gnf
Ter sta3l bat idpn beiier gu ibr
pabt."
Ger g,asI, tper lit 0os2" iiogmic
ser YroieiIpr, ipdbrenb iein sliltllt
ii6 Sprnig rotbetr. SolIte lie nit el'
nem gilriten Der @egcrb elm Yer
baItiliB angefnngcil babeii, iie, ols
proieiiorstohter! glber oas tpar bod
unbenfbnr.
.8as fir a 0a3I2N fruste and
bic Mirtbin.
.gsun, Der @rmpanoer, Der Berg
frazier, Der alaipeil DO 6retibei
auifiiiibrt", eupiberte Der Sauiirer.
Ter 9roisiior griff iih in beiieir
grjtauncn on bic Stirn. @ieta mi
etneln gergfiibrer2 Solte bas Blu
ocs 9aters pI0sIit, IebellSis in lbi
eetporben ieinl &soIlte iie ibm ei'ls
lleberraiduns gum na,en Sebiirts'
taa bereiteiL pieIleiht cine erlte Se
| liteigilng unternebHen Elm Stell
manol anf einem jiIngfraillifen gl
pfeI airfridten? = SiHunel = iubl
Inn nit einem WsnI elm @eoailt'
6ilrt ben aopf: iie ipirb bod nidt on
9totaipise beiteiseu ipcllen! s!eidel
sdreden entidrbte fem @eiift.
(5Orti.suns folst)
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eIebruna.

aaiib giireerneiiter (slm ncilen
Dorfpoli3iiten): v9llio, nie iagit,
meiJn Iu einer perbniten nillIt2"
Folisiit: sd perbafte Gid i'm
Tomet 6es @eiebcsl"
giirgernteiiter: o9a mlbt id,o
Sic" ias'n, ionit Iabt er iiffs gar
net 1'faG'n."
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eyn Der Guetfbe.

.@as fir aintpfe eS foftct, ebe
mein W'ann mir einen ncuen Sut
beipilIigt - es lit gar nift 81, IA.
oetl"
BrofeiicrSgattin: nSa, ih Iege
ineinen uItrr mir 40 aus 8ericbeii"
auf ben StreibieiieI nieines 0ian.
nes; oasI iibrige beiprgt oann mein
.0lailit - oer natiirIi4 pirtli6 aus
gerisbeu."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-11
WrahSeis sentbnms- SppOtbefes'
eim-setraaem

einsetraeen.
Mla. Wl. D,mareia an SilDerton g.
II. 8. Co.. $500.
Sable Drsder an bo., 500.
9snrp u. gduler an dragon Q. u.
g. Co., $3400.
Sobis Streus an OrmOnbe g. u.
g. Co., $1,000.
0aOp Sarbin an giuaues 8. u. 9.
Co.. $500.
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Columbia alpenue, 226 SUB 5ItIih
Der ioittr Sirabe, .$420.

Columbia Mpenus, 226 SUB 6flih
Der syolttr Sirabs, -S420.
gbmiInb {. Whinb an Wlarp g.
Root, Got 81 in M. u. Ddcep's lin.
isrubtbeiluns in Horlppcb, (Stener
$1,5O); 81.
IS. 0aiiD @rseprn all Isnes y.
@oberts. Elm ilnestbeilies 1s5 Sntsreiie
in 25 Sub an tsr Weiiltite Der Bah.
miller StraBe, 12O. Sub iiiblih Der
5inblab Strabs, ierne.. % SUB m
Der. Weitisite Der 9opmilIer Strabs,
spiidsn poplar unb Jinblap Strabe,
81.
sSobn Gorsmeisr an sJrbnJO. gatps
renee, 80 bel lis SUB an Der Oitieit,
Der 3. Gtrdbe in Der OrtIhaft
Reabins, (5tsuer $1.50); 81.
0ouiTa +. I.iite an aeota i5led, 20
bsi 85 5ub an Der Deiiieite Der plea
Iant GttaBc. (Sisner so; 81.
syobn Matt an sSrant 5. Mfbbrud.
35 BEL 10 SnB an Der Siibieite Der
4eabing Sirdbe in Redping, (5teusr
$1.50j;iS1.
Gjeorgs gpuns an Sbd Youns, go
bei 2o5 Fub an Der Sjiibieite bon 8ob
glpenue in St. Bernard, (Stener SO;
81.
5brnas 8. 2ope an Wi6ael Stubls
barg, bic nSrbliden is SUB BON Got
l!Rp. 1853 unb Got Ho. 1863 bon Der
HorfpcOb @ieip lln!srabtbeiluns,
(Steuer $1.50); 81.
Gbparb strmitrong an Settle W.
armitrong, Got go. IA BON 9imotbp
airbp's llnterabtbsilung ingumminss
bile, 81.
glitpIas gieble an 9lusuit Sung.
25 bel 85.44 Sub on Der Oitfeite Der
Gbicafap Strabs, (Steuer $3); 81.
Brop.r aapman RedItp Gompanp
an 8ireinia M. SdaBman. Got 1874
in Salspoo5 llntsrabtbeiiung in glor.
ipoob, (steusr SOC; $205.
Soispb $. &sniel an annd @obs
frieb, Cots 10. II unb IL IN gons
rab Sarris' llnt.rabtbeiluns in Delhi
9opnibip. (Sisuer 81; 81.
Grbtn ben Smoeene ai3er. per
Sbsriff, an SsIiie ). aiSsr, 25 BEL
100 Jub an Der OftIeiie Der 9atss
man Strabe. 10 5ub n0rbIid Der
5anfisIe Sirabe, f.rner, 25 BEL 100
Jub an Der Sitieite ber2atemaHStras
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-13
LOTS OF ROMANCE
IN THIS WEDDING
Miss Hetty Sneidman and
Robert Lazarre Are Married
in Baltimore

Mrs. Jacob Sneidman. of 521 North
Fourth street is sending out cards to-
day announcing the marriage of her
daughter. Miss Hetty Florence Sneid-
man to Robert n. La=arre, of New Ha-
ven, Conn. on Friday. December 10, at
Baltimore, Md, with the Rev. DR..
Schaeffer officiating. There were no
attendants. The bride wore a stylish
travelling costume of dark blue chiffon
broadcloth with beaver fur trimmings
and hat to harmonize. An exquisite
American Beauty rose at the corsage,
gave a pretty touch of color to the
toilette.
Behind this simple announcement
lies a romance beginning just two
years ago, when Mr.. LaZarre was a
guest at the wedding of his brides
sister Miss Marie Sneidman to Jack
Goldstein, of Des Moines, Iowa. Miss
Hetty Sneidman was one of the brides
maids and for them both it was a case
of love at first sight. The engagement
was never formally announced, but
plans were being made for large and
brilliant wedding, when the young
folks thought it would be far nicer to
just steal away and have the ceremony
quietly performed without all the fuss
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-13
NERVOUS EXHAUSTION

Irritability, oversensitiveness, a dis
position to worry over trifies, head
ache, dizziness-these are symptoms
of nervous exhaustion, neurasthenia.
Very often the patient feels best
and brightest at night. Rest seems
10 bring no refreshment, tho nervous
system fails to recuperate. This dis
tressing condition is caused by worry
more often than by any other one
thing. Overwork and worry invite the
disorder
The treatment is one of nutrition
of the nerve cells, requiring a non
alcoholic tonic. AS the nerves get
their nourishment from the blood the
treatment must be directed towards
building up the blood. DIR. Williams
Pink Pills act directly on the blood
and with proper regulation of tAe diet
have proved of the greatest benefit in
many cases of neurasthenia. A tend
ency to anemia, or bloodIessness,
shown by most neurasthenic patients.
is also corrected by these tonic pills.
Your own druggist sells DIR. Williams
Pink Pills or they will be sent by
mail at so cents per box; six boxes
$3.50. Begin the treatment at once
before your condition becomes
chronic.
Two useful books, Diseases of the
Nervous System" and What to Eat
and How TO Eat" will be sent free by
the DIR. Williams Medicine Co., Schen-
ectady, N. Y, IL you mention this
Observation-Disclosures.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-13
AZURE FOR BRONCHITIS
We Have Been Selling in Harris
burg for Many Years Rem
edy We Guarantee.

Please read the following letter and
We promise If you buy a bottle of
Ninol from us and are the least bit
dissatisfied we will cheerfully return
your money.
Woodstock. Ill.-'T suffered from
bronchitis, had very bad cough and
a pain in my chest. was weak and
tired all the time. 1t seemed almost
impossible for me to go on with my
work l tried different remedies with
out benefit. also cough medicines, but
my druggist recommend Ninol, and
1t gave me almost instant relief. Its
continued use cured my bronchitis and
built me up so that I feel like a differ
ent man." Charles Bolts.
The reason that cough syrups fail
in such cases is because they are
palliative only, while Vinol removes the
cause. being a constitutional remedy
I'm which are combined the healing
elements of fresh Gods livers, together
with tonic iron and beef peptone. 1t
strengthens and revitalizes the entire
system and assists nature to expel the
disease. our faith in Vinol is shown
in the above offer.
George y. Gorgas. Druggist: Ken
nedy's Medicine Store, 321 Market
street: c. r. Kramer, Third and Broad
streets; Kitzmiller's Pharmacy, 1926
Derry street, Harrisburg, Pa.
P. SIN your own town, wherever
you live. there is Vinol Drug Store.
Look for the sign.-Advertiseme
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-13
BOHLEN DECIDES
LIABILITY POINT
Multilation or Disagreement
Provisions Here Not Like
Those in New York

Francis Fl. Bohlen, counsel for the
Workmen's Compensation Board, has
submitted an opinion declaring that
an employe, who has accepted the
provisions of the Workmen's Com
pensation act, cannot bring suit at
common law against his employer for
a work accident resulting in the
mutilation or disagreement of an
employe.
A suit now pending in the Court
of Appeals of New York, in which an
employe whose ear was mutilated by
a horse he was hired to drive, seeks
to recover damages from his en-
ployer, is regarded by Mr.. Bohlen as
not even persuasive authority in
support of the right of an employe
similarly injured to maintain a COM
mon law accident in this Common
wealth.
Mr.. Bohlen points out that under
the pennsylvania act, the employe
voluntarily accepts the compensation
provision. while in New York he has
no power to reject them. Mr.. Bohlen
further states that the difference in
the wording of the Pennsylvania and
New York Compensation acts, would
prevent the decision of the New York
APPELLATE Court even If affirmed by the
Court of Appeals, from being ap-
plicable in determining the right of
an employe under the Compensation
act.
In discussing the status of the en-
ploye under the Pennsylvania law,
Mr.. Bohlen says:
THE employe agrees to give up his
common law rights to recover dam
ages for any personal injury due to a
work accident and all the harmful
consequence which he suffers there
from, and in return receives a right
to the compensation provided in the
article. He and his family obtain a
certainty of a speedy and fixed COM
pensation whenever he is disa bled or
killed, in place of his previous right
to full damages on the comparatively
rarely occurring occasions when he
could prove that the accident was due
to his employers negligence. In re-
turn he gives up not only his right
to full damages for those harms for
which compensation is provided but
also all right to any compensation OF
damages for those very infrequent
| harmful consequences, such as
mutilation and disfigurements, which
do not entail loss of earning power
and so are not the subject of com.
| Densat tion
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-13
Have Guest Privilege
For Stereopticon Talk

The Civic Club Will hold it's regular
monthly meeting Monday. December
goth in John Y. Boyd Hall of the Y.
w. C. A. at $50 o'clock. The topic
for the afternoon will be a Stereopti-
con Talk on "Our Immigrant" by Mrs.
Mabel Cronise Jones. There will be
slides of more than usual interest, and
the subject is one of special import
just now when, no matter how the
present conflict may end, there will be
a rush of immigrants for these shores
as soon as peace is declared. Mem
bers are urged to be present at this
holiday meeting. They will be allowed
to bring friends, also.