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The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-10-29
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

State of Missouri, County of Cape Cir
ardeau, So:
In the Common Pleas Court of Cape
Girardeau County, Mo-, term, 1915.
Geo. E. Raybourn, plaintiff, VS.. Alice
Raybourn, defendant.
The State of Missouri, to above named
defendant, Greeting.
Now, on this 81 day of August, 1915.
in vacation Common Pleas Court for
Cape Girardeau County, Missouri
comes plaintiff herein by attorney of
record herein before the clerk of said
Court and on behalf OF plaintiff files
petition and affidavit in suit herein,
among other matters of action alleg-
ing:
That said defendant, Alice Ray
bourn, is nonresident of the State of
Missouri, and that the ordinary pro-
cess of law cannot be served upon her
within this State, and it appearing to
the satisfaction of this Court that the
defendant cannot be summoned in this
action:
Whereupon it is ordered by the clerk
of the Court in vacation that said de-
PENDANT be notified by publication that
plaintiff has commenced a suit against
her in this Court, the immediate OBJ
ject and general nature of which is to
obtain decree of divorce and that the
bonds of matrimony heretofore con-
tracted and now existing by and be-
tween plaintiff and defendant, be dis
solved.
And it is further ordered that said
defendant be and appear in this Court
on the first day of the next term
thereof to be holden at the City OF
Cape Girardeau, Cape Girardeau
County, Missouri, on Monday the %
day of November, 1915, and then and
there answer or plead to said petition
or in default therein said petition will
be taken and adjudged as confessed
and Judgment by default will be rem
dered against said defendant.
1t is further ordered that a copy
hereof be duly published at least four
consecutive weeks in the Weekly Trib-
une, weekly newspaper duly printed
published and circulated in said Cape
Girardeau County, and duly desig.
mated by plaintiffs attorney, and duly
approved by said Clerk as most likely
to give notice to defendant, the last
insertion to be at least fifteen dayi
before said next term of said Court.
A true copy.
D. A. Nichols, Clerk,
By Zela Chiles. D. C.
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addition, Jackson, warranty; $50.

addition, Jackson, warranty; $50.
Jasper n. Simmons to Ben Vineyard,
lots II and -, block s, Marble City
Heights addition, warranty; $50.
Scott Mitchell, by trustee, to G. W..
Henderson, part lots PIP and 216,
Jackson, trustees deed; $500.
Fritz Hunecke to Little River Drain
age District, 1884 acres, part survey
2270, warranty; $1323.60.
Wilson Bros. Realty Co., to C. l..
Taylor, lot -, block ), Marble City
Heights addition, warranty; $50.
Henry F. Rasche to F. H. Rasche,
lots - and ID, Chris Gross third addi-
ton Gordonville,. warranty; $1,000.
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FINAL SETTLEMENT NOTICE.

= Notice is hereby given to all credit
ors and others interested in the estate
of Amanda Williams, deceased, that l
the undersigned, intend to make final
settlement Of the estate of said de-
ceased at the next term of the Probate
Court of Cape Girardeau County. Mis-
souri,, to be held at Jackson, Missouri,
beginning on the Sth day of November,
1915.
john S. Medley,
Administrator
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-10-29
D. A. Nichols, Clerk,
By Zela Chiles. D. C.

! place three nuts on the bars of the
CRATE over the fire, naming them after
their lovers. If the nut cracks or
jumps, it is a sign that the lover for
whom it was named is unfaithful.
If the nut blaze or burn, the lover
holds high regard for the maid max
ing the trial, and if the nuts named for
the lover and the maid both burn to-
gether, it is sure sign that they are
going to marry.
Another tale that is told of Hal
lowe'cn is that child born upon Hal
lowe'en will be gifted with mysterious
powers of conversing with supernatur-
al beings.
Many games are played at the fire
side at Halloween parties that have
been imported to this country. A
favorite old English custom is to hang
stick from string. On one end of
the stick is fastened an apple and at
the other end a lighted candle. The
stick is given twirl and the contest
is for someone to seize the apple with
his teeth without the use Of the hands.
AS the game was played years ago,
the candle often whirled around in
time to SINCE the contestant upon the
| forehead and then he had to give way
to the next man.
There also is the custom of floating
apples in tub and having the chill
dren duck for them, attempting to
seize one with the teeth without using
the hands as an aid.
Many customs in connection with
Halloween have become obsolete. One
| however, that still prevails in Scotland
is the ceremony of pulling the kali
stocks or stocks of colcwOrt.
The young people go out hand in
hand, blindfolded, into the kailyard or
garden, and each pulls the first stalk
he meets with and then returns to the
! fireside.
According, as the stalk is big or lit
tie, straight or crooked, so shall the
future wife or husband be of the party
by whom it is pulled. The quantity OF
earth clinging to the roots, denotes
the amount of fortune or dOwry and
the taste of the pith of custoc indicates
the temper.
Finally the stalks are placed one aft,
er another over the door and tho
Christian names of the persons who
chance thereafter to enter the house
are held in the same succession to IN
dictate those of the individuals whom
the parties are to marry.
Though sometimes neglected il
modern practice, the T'ost ;sentia
part of the Halloween ritual" the En-
cyclopedia Brittanica says. Gems t.
consist in the lighting BY each house
hold of a bonf.rz a nightfaI'-
'This points to the very ancienb an'
widely diffuzed practice Of kir ling
sacred fires al certain seasons q th'
year."
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81 acres, part survey 2215, warranty;

81 acres, part survey 2215, warranty;
$1,000.
Warren l.. Mabrey to Lewis S. Pep
per, lot in Jackson, warranty; $2273.
George H. Becker to Leo Simpler,
so acres, part section So, township 30
range IL, warranty; $4,000.
J. c. HOuck to l.. l.. Dalton, ct al,
trustees NJ. E. Church, lot 9, block 1,
Giboney Houck's third subdivision;
$475.
John NJ Foley to Electra Spangen-
berg, 1851 acres, part survey 1888,
township 81, range -, quit claim; 81,
George ]. Mecker to Constance Fer
guson, lot /, block 8, Morgan's third
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Don't Wreck Fences, Don t
Shatter Windows or Don t
Grease the Street Car Track
Unless You Want to be Arrest
ed, He Says.

Anticipating the annual series of
pranks-sOme innocent fun-making.
some destructive to property-that
young people are wont to play upon
peoples houses and windows on Hal
lOwc'cn. Chief Of Police Jeff HutSOn
Yesterday issued a statement of
"Dont's" to The Tribune, warning the
cclcbrators against property dcstruc-
ton and the performance of tricks that
may endanger lives.
An effort will be made by the police
this year to curb all unruly, rough cele-
brations on that night and at the same
time, the stunts that will come within
the bounds of reason and not under the
taboo" will be permitted to be car
ricd on.
Halloween this year will be ccle-
bratcd to a great extent upon the
evening of Saturday, October 80, al
though the real date Of the festive day
is the evening of October 81
Many HaIlowce en- parties will be held
in the Cape and DIT various country
homes in this vicinity this year. The
custom of observing Halloween is be-
coming more strongly fixed in the COM
munity and some of the church organi-
cations in the Cape have made elabo-
rate plans for their parties.
The chiefs "Don'ts" are as follows:
Don't break window glasses
Don't soap windows and don't soap
street car tracks. Soap upon street car
tracks is a serious menace to traffic
and passengers"
Don't tear down any gates OF
fences and smugglc them away"
Don't wantonly break down young
trees in the city"
Don't perform any other malicious
destruction Of property, such as dam
aging sheds, garages, vehicles of any
kind"
Don't cut down clothes lines
Don't move vehicles that may b'
standing either in the public highway
or in a private yard"
"Thesc are the most importan
things that the police will watch thu:
week and l have instructed my mel
to make every effort to spprehend al
persons connected with any proceed
ing covered by this list.
81 intcpd to have any individual per
son who is arrested on a charge o
violating any of these 'don'ts' prose
cuted for malicious destruction o
property. That constitutes a mlsde
meanor and is punishable with I'm
and court costs.
AT the same time, we do not lhteh
to spoil the boys fun by chasing theh
in off the streets when they are IN
duIging simply in a game OF wlndo"
tick-tacking, ar playing joke on incl
elders by ringing door-bells.
even those features may be over
worked and the police will use dlscre
ton in determining if anyone is carry
ing those pranks too far.
Halloween and the notion Of playin
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Chief Hutson Issues List of
"Donts' For Halloween Night

prankS springs from the cid idea that
upon Halloween or the evening pre-
ceding All Hallows day, the fairies and
elves are at greater liberty than at any
other time of the year.
There is perhaps no night in the
year which the popular imagination
has stamped with a more peculiar
character than the evening of the
thirty-first of October" declares r.
Chambers, in his Books of Days" a
volume narrating the history of each
holiday known.
at is clearly a relic of pagan times,
for there is nothing in the church OBJ
servance of the ensuing day Of All
Saints to have originated such extra
ordinary notions as are connected with
this celebrated festival Or such re-
markable practices as those by which
it is distinguished.
"The leading idea respecting Hal
/ lowe'cn is that it is the time of all
others. when supernatural influences
prevail. 1t is the night set apart for d
universal walking abroad of spirits,
both of the visible and invisible
world"
Many quaint customs have grown up
on Scotland, England, Wales and Ire
land in connection with Halloween and
they now are observed, many of them,
all over the United Kingdom, and
many have been imported to the United
States by English people.
The Halloween customs have been
made the subject of many songs and
poems by we'll known literatuers. The
night probably is best known and cele-
brated the mos tin Scotland, Northern
England and Wales.
There is a remarkable uniformity
in the fireside customs of this night
all over the United Kingdom" Cham
bnrs continues. Nuts and apples are
everywhere in requisition, and con-
sumed in immense quantities. Indeed
tn ename of Nutcrack Night, by which
Halloween is known in the north of
England, indicates the predominance
of the farmer of these articles in max
ing up the entertainments of the even
ing.
"They are not only cracked and eat
en-, but made the means of vaticinatior
in love affairs.
''To quote here from Burns poem OF
Hallowc'en:
1.-The auld guidwifc's well-hoordit
nits.
Are round and round divided,
And mony lads and lasses' fates
= Are there that night decided:
Some kindle, cuthie, side by side,
And burn thegither trinity;
Some start ava WI saucy pride
: And jump out-owrc the .cimly
Flu high that night.
Jean slips in two VII tentie e'e;
VIVA twas, she wadna tell;
l But this is Jock, and this is me,
She says in to herseP;
= He bleezed owre her, and she Owri
= him,
r As they wad never mair part;
Till, fluff; he started up the lum,
And Jean had cen sair heart
= To sect that night"
= There is an Irish custom that maid
ems still observe in the land of Fri
z and in England and Scotland. The,
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MARRIAGE LICENSES
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

VIM. F. Nudling, by Sheriff to Theo
Zierath, 1856 acres, townships 81 and
50, range ID; also $1,000 acres, part
lot 2, sections l, township 81, range
IA, Sheriff's deed; 5000.
Luther Andred to Daniel f. StrOder
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~ man .rpabns In pt.sisn sas alna nnaisr gossra.-

GinarrIabef Snbuiirie erri6ten
Tam. au1 nenn nod 70 biel aapis
tal binter ibr iebn ipiifbe. Der ga.
batirliit tat lie bereiis- mpnopoliIi.rt.
Der Sabaftruit beiibt nift MIR bas
9ahatinonopol, fonoern au6 bos Mo-
ntpol iiber Die 2lusitattung Der sliiten
unb Sdaf,teIn, in bentn er iein.
probuite psriauft unb iiber bic Re
ilame. nit Der er feline eraeagniiIe
benz publilum anpreiit.
Gang GbnliGe gsrbaftnifie finoen
mir in pisIen anberen Snbuitrisspeis
gen: Elm Sbeil Der .itaosrapbifdsn
anitaItsn III mebr cber ipenigtr abs
b6nais BON ben groben aonierrenfas
brifsl Elm aftberer pon ben loilettsns
driitels uub parfumeriefabriisn, ipiss
Der elmer BON ben Gboiol1bsns unb
Gnnbps Sabrifsn uip. limb ale ma
der ibr,n Ginflub esltsnb, nah Der
Rihiun1 bin bic fir einsn Muftraas
aeber allsin in getraft iommi: lie
ioreen fir moglidit 5abIreide fteie
apnturren5, bic fir iit in bieIem Jale
70 profitabel III.
a0ds MN pom Der @tjdmmtheit Der
Iitborapbiiden GrssuaniIIc nift uns
ter bic bisber dHsefiibrisn. aatsgos
rieu fdIlt, mic 4. 9. bic 2itbograpbis,
Die niht Der Retlome bient, bic GA
tnlationss bic Qnii6tstdrte, 8ilber,
bic nur nm Der msbr ober minosr
groben Gd0nbsit bss Bilbes felbii
tpi[Ien rsprobu5iert iperben, - az bas
pirb aid irieber nitt pon ben Iitboe
grap9iiten 5dbritsn, bic bersleihen
.berifellsn, tonirolliert. fcnbern BON
ben ipenigen srobsn behring's unbgrs
triebsaeieli9afien, bic bersIeiden bei
ben litEoarapbifden 4nitaIten In aufs
trag esben. lleberffiiiTis su fdgsh,
bab aud bieie 8eiteller peinlid jeue
grinBipien beg Sabattrlft unb al Der
anbereu babel perfolssn: frsie aons
turrens, gsaiinitisuns Der sefiisisiitH
strdfte.
Damit bGttsn mir 6snn bes RGtbs
fels a6iuns: Der Slut fliebt aud in
be- Iitbpgrapbtidm Snsuiirie ni6t
ben Berg binauf. ionbrn sr lpirb
burh mddtiae Ginsriffe BON ausen
in ieinem uatiirlihen aor5sntraiionse
beitrsbsn gebemmt unb fiinitli1 In
oIIerhanb Pebenarme unb Rdndle ges
iReiIt, bic bann frembs Wtiiblrdb,r
treiben miiifen.
Sie eitbcgrapbie In ben Der. Sfaas
len III IN Der 6auptfad. Elm. uns
felbitdubias 5iIfginbuitrie unb nur
unter bieism @eiidtspinfef III ibre
innere ipirt9idaftIi4e Struitur au
periteben.
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8uls sar.ifde So&ssits

@ulsar.ifde 5odaeits
br a II d. erinnsrH pislfa1 an sermae
niide, ipis Gsbeimrath prof. Dr. aobs
ler iiinsit in einem @ortrag. i'm @srs
Elm fir 9oltstunbe ausfiibrte, unb
ipur5eln ipie pieie msiii in fittlidsa
9runOanidauunssn. geneiniam fiHb
beiben bic Observation-Disclosures bes 0prs
berlObnifes unb bic Seilistsit bsr Gbs.
bic duberit ieltsn ssidisbsn ipirb. Die
Jnnistsit Der @emeinfdaft ipirb am
SoH5eitsias burd bic .0abrungsmits
ielperbinbung" beriinnbilbliht, nobel
bic Yrautleute aus bemielbsn geher
trinfen unb Don bsmielben 5elIer eIs
len. Sir ben So95eitstu1sn ia! isbtr
bic 5dlfte bes Mebles ,u iieben. Die
Brauileute pertHoien fernsr bic sas
identiider obsr 3lpei Wdide, ober
aleibuugsftiide. I'm bsnieIbsn Osbdns
Ten aus5ubriiden. LIN bic gliten 0eis
fer ansuloden, bsftreut man bas paar
unb bic graut bss Saufes NIT Oetreis
be. Die bDien Settler iollen basegeu
baour9 peri4eu9t iptrben, bab bic
Brdit bic 4ugenbrauen NIT bunflen
Jdrben bemalt. 5aaropfer bat Der
grdutigam bar5ubrinsen, Der unter
Wsuiiibesleituna raiirt fpirb, pdbrenb
bic Braut bas Saar iammslt unb aufs
bebi. 2ln ben ebemalisen Raturbisnii
eriniern rnanniafahe 9rduhe, 10 bas
gesieben Der Braut nit moHsr am
9runnen, bic Wdbl bes 6odpssitstdsss
su elmer beitimmten Sdbrts5sit obsr an
qefuiifen Sngen. bas elnsiinbsn zines
SolSblods sipiIfsn ben 9rdutleiien.
bag 8sbeden bss Gyubbobens. ipo bas
paar am 6oh5eitstage eebt ober fisbi.
nit Siidern. Der Blumemdmud. bas
3uiperfsn bon sriihten, ipie aspf,ln
unb 3itronen, uIp. Sn man@,n @rs
genbsn III Der graliiraub obst bic
grdutsntfiihrung mil ihrer ginpiflis
arng nod iiblih, bic Defenders bann
eintriit, ipenn btm Batter Der Raul.
preis au niebria trfhsint Gyburf fsis
iien Ruf ober bic glusf9tsn iiihgsrsr
S6dltsr nihi ibdbissu. briidt absr TN
iibrisen ein9luae su unb aibt Der xods
Ter tuobl gar siniae Golbifiide BON Der
adufiumme nit. Die junae srrau trdgt
bann bic Miinosn ais hnIsastdnae.
Der Batter sibt sipar cine 4usiiattung.
absr teins eisentlids Wifdift; Dsnn
.6rautneut osbsibt nidts. Ddrin litst
cine MsrtbfHdbnna bes Wtibss fefbit
nnsgebriidt. bic aud ben 0ermdntn els
gen mar. asuihbtit gift BEN @uIgus
rem nod btuts ols zngsnb. chne bic
gsrlsbts Der wEiba3tune anbeimiausn.
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gluto entgesenfiibr". Cieie ybriaante
Eartie" aablt eilulno5tpail5ig 2eiBe,
bat cine atiebnIife 3ipiuiite trob
Der alcilbeit oes 2anoes imo lit eill.
|5lge gciiberiu mebrerer @tillioiiell.
9lber oieIe ogoIbene@ sSiiritii bat ei.
ncn ciaeIlcn @illen, iino 10 gnb cs
ihon Dor Dem ariege mmldcn gIn'
trag mo maud)en aorb. g9ie iuiro
eS naf bem ariege iperoen?
Wtit Dem Sriebensifliib miro nat)
Der red,t poIitiidl falfilierenoeil
fiiritliten 8erfaiicrin aid Der Sci.
ratbspertb ser Snltonfiiriten iiei.
gen INN 10 mebr, ola ,,oie fiiritliden
SSantilicn Gciitid!nnos minoeItens
iiini5ig Sabre in Mibfrebit ser @elt
bleibcn iper0en" bel Der aur5le.
bisfeit bcre butigen Wenid)beit aIler.
oiugs cine betriiblidDe slusiidlt. Illca
hrebe iid) Inn giinndnien. ltlum1nien
babe Die Sdliuiel Der inierilationa.
len Gage beutc III Der Sano. Gie
Yiitalie6er iciner Stonig5fanil!e
Limo i'm Seeenlu1rtieen 9liNenblid
Die @anptiignrer oes international.
len SeirqtbsnnrTts i'll europa. slile
(2D anoeren @nlfanfonigreihe nod.
ten iid) germ nit ibr perbinoen, ici
es auh MIR, I'M Die ritnt1niide go.
it'll i'm Sinne Ser Gerbiinbetei 5l
beciniluiicn". SIN Conner Der oelit.
idlcn imo oiterreidyiif iirigariideII
aanoneH iiuS inspiid)cn ;robl benz
iiiritiidel slmor Die Sebnen geplaBt
.mo Der aDfer ecipriIngen.
Gle ollscnieine 8olferperbriioe.
ring im Sinne bes @icrperbanoea
iabt Die @eriaiierin iAliebIid aud
eiireii religioien S6eiratbsnnsgIeidJ
5luiid,en GngIanb mo gtiblano Dor.
nebmcn. Solle oes Barren aIteite God.
ter ais @attin oes Brin3en BON @a.
les proteiiontiih lperoen. 10 miro
oafiir - tit for tot, lpic Der gugI;:g::-
Der, &lridt iuioer sSilridlt, mic Der
SerIiner gu iagen pflegt - beg a0s
niss bon eilglarlo Iodter, Prin3ei.
i'm Marp. 6ie fiinftige Seben5geidbr.
lin bcs @robiiiriicn Boris i'm nencn
@lnlben Der griefiif Grtbooorie
allein ieIig iperoen :.
gm intereiianteiten miro bieies
Bud - in 5eEn Sabren 5u leicn iein.
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reiigrlirt has Hroaralnm Der Muiif
Oh Cine geipiiie 0umpie Sangeipeile
liegt ailf Sieien @eii6terlL inlo nid)t
nEiie @ritnb, Yian iit erntiioet uonl
,Srinineittrinfelt Iromellircn, gnosll
inte alleil Nflidten oes aurlcbcns,
man rubt aug, lit felt bier @od,sll
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10 gapohnt, oaB man ibr i'm @nnsell
MIR nod tuenig glnimerfianrfeit
itenft. sIber an bieies aonjertpubli.
fun iblieBt iih, Dem &iiriaol etrpas
ndber, Gin anhcres, elegaiteres, NO
man apcniqer Der Dhtlit lailidrii nlS
lid, unterbaltelt iulo id, elnn5cnO
entfaIten mill. Sicr iist man auf
Siiif,icn I'M fleine 3iidr bel adffcc,
@efrorenent uno an0ercn Gririld,unl.
gen, Die aellner fIieGen mo perocil
feitgebaIten. man gebt ilro foninlt
iillter lchbaiteu @egrllB,nlgcn. @Ier
beiano iih Die 9rippe pon perren
ipeIde iid Inn Die @r1iiu Spad &c.
ianuneIt bate. Iie breiten iino idlo.
nen @ortenanlaacn zen ,auB ob.
parts iino in oieien Stunoen lllir
:perig bele5t oenn slne$ orangt Dem
Grtc 5u, mo man etlpas bort. licbt
rno aeieben ipirb. lln0 Ooh lit es rur
elm enger 9iaum 3ipiiden ben nladl'
tirou ,SelIeu INN Ner Sahlt, 10 0lI
Die oielcn Simberte ME pieie San.
ieilbe erideineu. 0enn I'M Den NlnB,
oft 5piiten Den SisreihT binourdL
siebt iidb bas Se.uitbI Der @anbeln.
ben ai,f uno ab, inS intlner 1T eS
cos Srfeitcr, ipeId)es Den @titteI'
pumft bilbet, hos 8enogc sum SttIl..
itano bringt, @riippen Inn iih lam.
melt unb oas @ebrdnge oft beidpucr.
LID madlt.
(Sortiesuns fcIgt)
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Sas amerifaniid Sitbusrapbie
Gewcrbe.
Wirtbf6aftli4e Struts
tur.

glu6 Der einsefleiTdtsits gantes be-
bauptet ni4t, Oab Die Gitbosruphie
eine beimatbli4s Grfinbung isi ss
1T gu dll9emein bslanut, oab ni6t Der
glertpsItserfinbsr Gbiioh, lonbsrn
Der aIte SensisIbsr iis sniSedts, unO
big DOT ear Hi9t LANCER 3eit asigts
fdit jebss in elmer 2eip gOrier ober
GbitagOer Gnben sstauite Iitbosrapbis
f4e Gr3eugniB, fat jeb. 2tniidtss
tarts nur gu beutli6 brauf ssorudt
ben Srt ibrss uriprunss: rWabs in
@srmanp". 2iibosrapbi. mar eine Sns
buitris, in Der Qmerita, bsionOsrs in
ben beittIoiiisen proouiien. auf bas
2luslanb. buuptid4lia 9sutidlunb,
ansstpieien mar.
9as 6Hbsrie iib SismIid rabital.
als i'm Sabre 1909 Der bo6fduB3oas
nerii6e papHe gllbri9 5arif in
araft trut. Sn biefem sarif tparen
bic amsritaniiten @eisBsebsr, unt.r
anb.rem aud ben ii9 BART bebrdnsi
fi;blsnbsn bsimilden 5abritanien Ii
tbosrapbiiher GrSeusniiIe, au Silfe
getommen uno befreiten re Durd fdit
prDbibitin bObe giufubrSoat nit eis
nem S9Iuse beinabe sGr3li9 bon sis
ner iiberaus laitisen apnturrens. Sas
einSise nun nod Der Srokruna bss
Snlanbmarites i'm Weee itebenbe Sins
bernib, bic Jrnge: tpoher bic fir bic
permebrie prpbuiiion nSibiesn ars
better bernsbmen - 4rbeiier, bic be-
ionbers in bisIsm 9srufs eine ldnss
jahrige @usbiIouns uub Grfabruns
rotbig bnbsn unb ipHlit nid5t iiber
9adt aus BEN 8oben ssIiampft ipers
ben tonntsn -bisIe Dital. iyrass ipurs
be iebr einfa4 esI0ft oayd bic gins
panbsruns Der in @uropas 9euti4s
lamb bur1 ben Iarif iiberfliifis ses
porbenen qrbeitstrGfte. Die Iitbogras
pbi6en 2lrbeiter tamen beriibsr uub
arbeiteten an Srt uno STEELE fir bies
ielbsn Geuie, fir bic iie bisber in
2sipSis, Berlin, 2onbun obtr fonitpo
gedrbttitt batten. limb 70 iinb benn
felt 1909 bic Ser. Gtnaten ieIbitifdns
bige, bonn ausIanb unabbingiss prDs
buSsnten, ibres beimii6en gebnrfs an
2itbosrdpbisn stfporbsn.
Diefe emancipation pom 9tuslanb.
bat Der aries nod perooIlitdnbisi.
Die bon Der enelii9su 5lotte burds
geieBte pirtbI9afilide Siolirung
Deuti9laubs BON Der 4ubenipeIt bat
es ben beiiiiten Gabritantsn unm0gs
lid gsmaft, aud Die ipenigen Qiefes
rungs Gontraite su erfiillen, bic lie,
trob S6ub5on. nod nit qlmeriia abs
geIdloiItn bditen. Die 9eiteasr tpurs
ben bss Martens duf bas enbs bes
&rieges miibe, sines arieses, Der irns
msr msbr bic senDsns 5tiSis, fi6 Bic
aufs 4subsrite binSu5ieber, iis 5osen
ibrs auftrdse ouriid unb brahten iis
in bieiistn iirmen unter. llnb 10 bas
ben benn aueeniteinlih biele amsris
tariihs 9Gufer oerartise QfuftrGge,
bic ihon tinmal irgsnbipo inDeutits
lanb Iitbosrapbirt uHb gebriIdt ipors
ben iiHb unb nitn mDgIidertpeils in
Samburs, 9rsm,n ober amiterbam
I'm buniIsn 2ubsrnum irssnb zines ins
ternirtsn SntFfss psrmobern unb Der.
tommen, ipGbrsnb mir bier bic psrs
gebli&s arbsit nod sinuaI au MAIDEN
babsn \
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-26

Mm iteifftsn ssbt es bort su, iDo bic
,mstftn 0srbeusungsn ssma@t iDeTesn.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-23
SHOT AS HE TELLS FRIEND HE
RESEMBLES CHARLIE CHAPLIN
By Associated Press

New York. Sept. 23.-Rosario Cana
telli was shot dead early to-day by a
friend whom he "complimented" with
the remark that he looked like
Charlie" Chaplin.