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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-18
SCHWAB PLANT MAKES
1890 MISSILES A DAY
Quick Work at Bethlehem
to Supply Lord Kitchener's
Army.

BETHLEHEM, Pa, March Is. - Forty :
eight hundred projectiles "A day are now
being made by the Bethlehem Steel Works
of the order for 100000 given to President
Schwab by Lord Kitchener the British
War Secretary, and when stories come
from northern France that the British ar
tillery has been unusually active the
chances arc that a majority Of tho shells
fired were made here.
The projectiles are shrapnel, known in
military parlance as "shells." The ma
jority OF the shrapnel is three inches in
diameter, and u three-inch shrapnel is
loaded with 2iO-half-nch leader: bullets,
and also with triangular pieces of steel.
In the siX-nch shrapnel 600 of the leaden
bullets are loaded. The bullets rain down
on the enemy when used by the indirect
system of fire invented by the French
and adopted by the artillery corps of all
armies.
The bullets are cut by the bushel with
n new machine invented and constructed
by the mechanical engineers of the Beth
lehem Steel Company for the purpose.
Strips of lead half an inch square come
in big rolls. and as the lead is fed through
the machine the bullets are spit out at
q.
Under favorable conditions an expert
range finder and a good gunner will ad-
just things so that the shrapnel will ex-
plode within a few yards of any given
spot say 10 or 80 feet in the air The
bullets will strike a circle 60 to 50 feet in
diameter, and the person within that
circle who Is not hit Is lucky.
The projectiles called shells" are hol-
low steel castings These are at present
Skipped from the Bethlehem works to
ono of the du Pont plants. where they
are loaded, This will be the case until
the Bethlehem Steel Company's own load
ing plant being built down the Delaware
River near New Castle is completed.
These shells explode on contact
The Bethlehem plant is also making a
large number of field pieces, chiefly g.
inch guns of which 1850 have been com
pleted and sent to the British forces In
Northern France.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-18
'JITNEY' WILL INVADE
THE CITY'S OUTSKIRTS
Germantown, RoXborough and
Lansdowne Touch e d by
Fever-Two Lines Assured.

The "jitncy" fever now has invaded
Germantown. Roxborough and Lans-
downe, much to the delight of tho riding
public. At least two "jitney" lines will
begin operating April | from Germantown
and Chelten avenues, it was definitely an
nounced today.
w. Fl. Coupe, 57l5 Germantown avenue,
the latest "jitney' promoter, will open
one line from Germantown and Chelten
avenues to RoNborouGh and another from
the junction of the Two avenues out Chew
street. Several other lines are being
planned. but these two will begin operat-
ing, just to test the appreciation of the
Germantown residents for the 'iitney."
Trial runs already have been made over
the routes of the new lines, and, accord
ing to Mr.. Coupe everything went fine"
1t takes one hour to go by trolley from
Germantown to RoXborough. with two
fares on three separate trolley cars. The
"jitncy" time will be 10 minutes, with one
scent fare and no changes. The traction
company has refused IA number of times
to place 4 line on Chew street, and the
"iitney" bus will supply long-felt need.
DR.. Harvey Is. Mansfield, 55l7 Greene
street, will urge the Germantown and
Chestnut Hill Business Mems Association
to indorse the "jitney'' idea at its next
meeting. This action by the business as
sociation, he believes, will assure the pro-
moter of the support of the public
In Lansdowne, it Is rumored, two lines
will be operated to the 69th street terminal
of the Market street elevated Local cap
ital is said to be backing the new trans
portaton movement. The absence of a
cross-town trolley line in LansdOwne has
made transportation a serious problem
there The "jitney" will afford a solution.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-18

citation Of the United states. In refusing tho
petition the court held that the National Asso-
citation had the power to create state associa :.
tions. and tho granting Of this charter would
lead to a confusion of names"
DEGREE OF PoCAItoNrAS
Wenonah Council No. |. of Philadelphia, tho
nrst council organized in the great reservation
OF the United States, celebrated It's 10Th ami
Varsary under PoCahontas Minnie Hess, who
conducted a large and successful event. Among
those present were Great Prophecies Elizabeth
MumfOrd, Great Wenonah Catharine Guthon,
Great Keeper OF Records Pauline De Baufre
ltaska Council, and members OF Penobscot,
Delaware, Itaska, MoCanaqua and Gawanese
Councils. Wenonah Council trnilod to Doyles-
town. Pa. and attended tho first anniversary
Anna Mlgan was the organizer. Wcnonah
will perform the adoption work at tho wigwam
Of l.akota Council. Parkway Building, on
March 10. and will raise the chiefs of MoCan
aqua Council April I.
Tongawa Councils degree team ira led to tho
tepec OF Comanchee Council, 2lth and Oakford
streets. and performed the adoption degree
upon six palefaces, under the direction of r.
Q. p. Leila Gross. in the presence of delegn.
tions from Decoda Council, of Camden, and
Usage Council and other visiting members.
Mngo Council adopted a paleface March
e After the meeting the council Joined in
game or silent church. at which Sister Re
Mary Clayburger. tho choir, was tho only
convert Later IN the evening saucrkraut
supper served.
f.alota Council trailed to the tcpccs Of
successful In capturing several prizes. The
degree team has started rehearsal under the
direction of Past Sachem Frank Smthson.
Glass adoption Will be held on the 18th sleep
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-18

second clash Of the oont,...
court lenw6od w Ss plbaysd bsys in each .cs
evening, with about III In 'npKcr np,sr on me-
ceremony 'EFe Of niss degree team psffs,s
,59oI thinga TO cat We're servoa candidssN
wagner W is oiRI,SsS oRaITmsS q which Brotb6ssss En
Ssi ne Degree Team Association On e s meet,
aftcrwsrd" " Bro, % rs rSrnsearsal with reIrslssy n.a
me :, Every Member Movement, not 70 forss
Jonrnaid Tgdid'ns June 20 and also the 6Sna y the
"a, series Of lectures on currop, 49,,
given by. the officers and emebt,aa.ilnmsnt -
mn sheridan during Good and weIfsrso q c
,neelinE every Friday evening Th,e y ths,'
these was given by. S. G. II. ieserL ne aftl n
WHO made an address on "Rania Y Mefk.i
trustee James I. Byron enteris9I5 Itanshs
ners With q Jewish rnonologuo Su any ,dns ths men.
las Prepared GpsTi somiSShnr SniUSfh e. Frank K.sS Ks
uhGG minstrel troupe, with Lecturer IN mmesiias
auarterly @ m We smoker ne rs SIN making 81 progress TSs%
Ing, April 30. "''' VI friday eyss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-18

Poore said; I'VE have felt that in view OF
the great work OF our organization, we could
We have big charitable work and We don't
like TO have any reflection upon II. At the
present time we are caring for 1i7 orphans
we don't want them TO grow up with the
stigma Of liquor attached to their benefactors
I'm years past our organization had repu-
tntion toward that sort OF thing, but that Is
passing away now. Besides, a majority OF
our members young men, and should not
be put In the way OF temptation We have
more than so coo members In this State There
are 425 COO Red Men I'm the country and %, 600
members OF the degree Of Pocahontas.
sf'rhere never has been booze In the meetings
nor IN the lodge chambers, but ii has been
served In the ante-rooms or banquet rooms
ters on the lodges has spread throughout the
State I recently made trip up the State and
the feeling against looZe Is strong in many
sections. MANY are not total abEtainers hut
feel that the tribe should have no connection
Hepanna Tribe paid visit to Gasiyu Tribe.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-18

OF worm moon. tho degree work being per-
formed for the team from Wenonah Council
ttaska Council will raise the chiefs OF Yolo
Council April q. and ftah Council will raise tho
chiefs Of ltaska Council April @ The Fast
Chiefs League Of ltaska will hold Its March
meeting at the home OF Past Chief SYLVIA
Cope. Dr. r. c. Reswick has invited the league
to attend the public raising of Mondamin Tribe
the allied tribes of West philadelphia, Itaska
accompanied them to Cooper Memorial NJ.
r. Church, b2d street and Girard avenue, on
sunday last. Rev. DR.. Gaul preached an appro-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-18
STATION AGENT KILLED BY
BANDITS, WHO RIDDLE BODY
Five Robbers Murder Operator at
Highland Falls, N. Y, and Escape.

MIDDLETowN. N. Y, March 80.
A. Hotaling, night operator and station
agent of the West Shore Railroad at
Highland Falls, was killed and the sta
tion was robbed early this morning, His
body. riddled with bullets, was found
when train stopped for orders at 3
o'clock.
Five bandits are believed to have
formed the gang. They escaped on a
southbound train TO Weehawken. They
got $40.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-18
Stolen Automobile Recovered

An automobile, stolen from w. f.
Robey, of Lansdowne, last Friday, has
been recovered in Harrisburg. according
to information received by Mr., Robey
The machine was found deserted near
the capital. 1t was badly damaged and
had evidently been deserted by the
thieves or JOY riders after they had run
into a fence,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-18
Glenolden Firemen Awake

The Glenolden Fire Company has begun
a campaign to enlist every man in the
borough. The Membership Committee
which has the matter in charge, will send
out personal letters TO every prospective
member. 1t is hoped to make the com
pany the largest and best trained of any
i'm the county.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-18

business and refreshmenta. The captain has
invited Worthy Deputy James p. Foster TO
attend. Tickets for tho excursion to Reading
on June 20 can be had from any of the fol-
lowing committee Charles YeaEer, 23S West
Glerwood avenue Samuel Mesure, 305S North
Lawrence street; William Niedhardt 3202
North Reese street Leonard Jackson sos
Rising sun lane: Jacob Saucrwald. 3OlO North
Marshall street; Joseph Tressol. 253l North
9th street.
Court Falrmount adopted by acclamation
last week Il resolution urging the reduction
Of the ucr capita tax which viii he presented
at the coming Grand Court Convention. There
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-18

reception was held In the lodge Tner, sne meeting
tatned by special talent. '''"'pefs enter
Steuhen Lodge held n veIl.sttorl,
ton on March II. Three candidates ,Ssl,a soa1sa,
INC rank Of page and four were e,yes.s ysssl,N V,
rank or knight a smoker was given fss,y y, "
for charitable purposes 4 larger s,,s. 1sst hlsh
aud good results were realized Tho rsoSenaaad
furnished an enjoyable entertainment o'unrnIts
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-18

guested to he represen,sd =.
important business ssl' Y,i,,' =
transacted. The moyen%,,., % .
q Pythian temple bs. bell ~
definite shape and is S r,.t.,a Mtssa
very encouraging proRress
Damon Lodge hal a NJ :.
tendance at Castle Hall H,ss,, ~
greet and Columbia ~ ySosi ~
march ., and conferred N.
rank "a, OF ESQUIRE upon s ssva.,I IN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-18

Sheneman and State NOuHcH VllI17 n I
Ford made appropriate addresses. No ?, sssii
booming and Is destined 10 become .iSa e,Ss, Ss
A big class Initiation similar TO the one s1.is w.
on February % is being arranged sy, ~ ms M.
Councillor c. u. Mccoy In the Wes'e'A
Phn sheridan Council, No. 2sT Of AllsaiIgsssi
has organized Company A OF the Isl .hn,snanI1 hssI1
on the f. r. A. and many more e'"t-
of such regiments will follow
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-18

quarter. Brother John Wick
ert having proposed six and
Is leading the race for tho
Forester badge donated by
DR.. w. G.. Spiess. The de-
gree team association will
meet on Sunday next at .
y. m. when the team and ac-
Gordon band will have a re-
hnnranl. Thern will be nther
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-18

visitors TO join this great patriotic ordtL
State Council Secretary William A, Pike gAw
n stirring and appreciatve talk. Past slals
Councillor Edward Wilson outlined some o. tas
great work accomplished by the order at WASH
ington and Harrisburg, which was news .
many of tile members. All then proceeded 70
good lunch Before leaving Councillor Chanss
n. Rigler requested n special effort 70 "
now members and TO attend the meetings
oftener as he wished a generous increase u
the membership by the expiration OF MS teIE' tei5l
Red White and Blue Council, NO, w
celebrated their 2ith anniversary MaTea ~,
The meeting was well attended, about 70 ~, ~
ting at tho banquet, which was served 9y wv
Entertainment Committee and was greauyp AZ 81
joyed Remarks were passed by bTotheis ,ISh. nyn,
net Wallace. Louis, Fenner, Mcclure, ~ nA1a ~
and Myers. The council is very grateissi - "
these brothers for showing their smllhs ~ ~
at least once in a while. Several propo''.o,9 I.a
for membership are promised tor the a, nsa,
meeting and as this is good spirit lne oVAA
ell is going TO push It,
Wharton Council members were 70 s9esah e5s a
over the State nag presentation On saiS ~ 1
that they have started arrahsenehts htnn,ii
class Initiation for the latter part " f5 eiss.
They houe 10 turn out an even ,ial5Si,,, ial5si,, md
than they did last year IL the sihceIlo, o1,,ioa. %
good will with which they procure ocsnhn,li
have any bearing on the subject me bssrtv
IL still up and doing and VIII assluIs, riag "a
welcome TO any visiting brolhsrs ueSsns ueSsns ~.
snent a profitable time any Wedhesua' -
ming.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-18

IdTIWh TIVWUTH TT IWE THTTN anu
ante-rooms of their wigwams.
The movement Is now succeed .
ing, and some OF the tribes
have adopted resolutions and
submitted amendments to their
bylaws prohibiting the en-
trance OF liquor in or near the
council cha mbers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-18

Past Councillor q. J.. Wood
ward, who had prepared
good bill, including feats ct
magic, character songs, ele,
which were enjoyed immense
ly by the large attendance
State Councillor Frank i.
Thomas made an eloquent ai'
dress, lmploring the mani
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-18

nag, and all members a'psiisss ~ 4
order arc invited 10 bs rsth ot y,
rms camp has eIase.s5s'll.
Young men 10 the ofrlr..l frll u
treasury !, Is increasing ~, ,ll ihs
and in the near fni,ss, steadily
to a,, pe the leading eamn isl ~
,t,naEiclally aud numst,,,,s,a ,sa
haNing a membershIn sll,lily
MI. Ihn nnnnnIni .p now az
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-18
FRATERNAL SOCIETIES
Knirhis Of the Golden Enrle

Members or tho order will attend the Billy"
tHrnay tabernacle service tonight, reservation
~ l1,0 havlng been made, Tho Knights viii
" ncioek and receive tie badges admitting
other nows Of this order appeared on Mon
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-18

D,,uorrr InJ II.liII 10 ,IIT,uIcTaI ofIlcefe -
business ability, and the actlvo' va. AZ, men X
sIWays "orldns for the advancement " y
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-18
Patriotic Order Sons of -.

ON sunday evening next Camp AZ, ,,,,
hth and Clcarficld strcnts a gaasssopa! Church
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-18

ths elegant report on US NeIs a'
and worth. Many OF the nlsil
hers gave addresses 2! eoll..il
cradle interest, ana al eh'y'
the evening. ~. sit
Hamilton Council, NJ r..
celebrated its seventh hnpi
sary al 1910 Market street. I'll
Vice Councillor Wllllam arv
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-18
knights of pytb;ss

u A meeting Of ibbS, Pythlon Hail As,o.,,s,
eveninE ncNt ut O'CLOCK. Each i 49, sSsaIlFdal
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-18
Order Independent Americans

Jefferson Council No. 81 held an open
smoker March 8. which was a great success.
The entertainment was under the direction ol
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-18

phoebus Lodge. Old Point,
Va, who made an imposing
address; p. q. Joseph Leigh,
OF Benevolent Lodge, Rock
dale. Pa. who said that lie
was a working character In
the FIRST degree and came TO
see ~ tho other fellow could
do II as well as he could;
=. q. u. n Montgomery, who
la dnnrnn n1aaicr OF Lhnainr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-18

The month of May will see a HE ,,....
IN membership throughout the entIra, ,nyasaa ssaa.
Ihat month VIII also mark the s2d srrie 0iae
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-18
TrotcrnaI Patriotic Americans

Union Council No. ., held lts 9otn anaa,si1 aHno,nr1
Secretary George s. Ford eongratisi,sussss Hil,suss aDd
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-18
Foresters of America

Court Glenwood Association had about 70 in
htendance March o. and all were pleased with
inc degree teams ceromony Of Initiation. Tho
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-18
Improved Order Red Men

influential members Of the order have beer
endeavoring for a long time TO induce man!
tribes to abolish the custom OF having intoxi
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-18

tEINanla intends TO increaaa h.
the class limitations during May viii rrosoa o spa
the larger part of this increa se ' p'Olu's
Inc oincers OF tho I'd Regiment Jr O N
a, NJ. volunteer Infantry Of Pennsylyans
neId an enthusiastic meeting on Saturday eytn
Ing az headquarters, 22l5 Columbia ayena,
Colonel w. c. u. Heath presided Plans h;
organizing new companies in the Eastern ps
trlCt Will he carried out to effect n stfonv
military organization in this end of the STAFF
RoCkdale Council of Glen Riddle celebratI
It's I'D anniversary last Friday evening Win
tons from Charter Oak lone and Media Com.
ellis were present, and State Vice CouncIor
Samuel G. Scott delivered the address al M
evening. Rockdale Councils well-earned repu.
tation FOR entertaining was well malntAne
by an interesting program Of recltatlons
Thoroughly. enjoyed by all Rockdale Coun.
CHS Oriental degree team will instruct a clas,
Of candidates from Toughkonamon Pa March
More than 200 persons attended the annual
banquet of Newport Council. No. 64, March d
,lttie presided in most pleasing manner
Musical numbers were presented by John Byers
and Miss Mabel Flickinger Recitatons Hers
oncred by Harry NJ. Rough. the Rev " q
Ney, MISS Helen Flurie and Miss Charlotte
Clouser. Features of the evening were the
goat" and the CHANGING off OF a beautiful
Jr. o.. L.. a. NJ. cushion. Newport Council &
one OF the live councils of the State having
recently increased their membership by class
Initiation, Of about 100 candidates.
Eighty. candidates were present and entered
enthusiastically into the degree work OF the
order. This is another big council resulting
from the work of State Organizer c. c. Hlckla
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-18

s9ry OF the IT. o. b, 4 NJ
which win be celehratesa e. n.
va anniversary class inli,.
Z lon in every council F,1.
the small beginning OF S,s sss
council, tho order has sprs,S
TO nearly every State Il ~
Union. Pennsylvania mada
net gain of over 5000 n,embsr,
last year, while the order \
general produced a net s,ls
of moro than ia mn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-19

niunsslos bds 2ebtn bdanenb. Di
brti lllnnen utbmtn fdipsr. llnbtiptg
li1 laui6en fie BEN 2ieb DER soeimatb
Sie t0nnsn es nidf mebr srtrdasn
iDoItn nifts .rnebr b5ren unb f5nnti
bod ipit 3rinter. bic sinninI apge
fdngtH babsn "a iiiht piebtr ldIIen
bisftn 5runt bes AeimDebs tis al,
Neige aus5uiciten:z 8. sosimatbftobt
bu Muttsr. bu 5reunbin. Oh einsies
Gage mir. Shididl, untsr jpel9sn
Giern id asbOrsn ipurbs!a ....
Sfpdra iinb Der 3uiunft tlnbia er'
fdtint ibnsn bic 3igeunsrin bes aaf'
riibrsriIten Raice,i, fsiirfen BON sc
benbiiresn: Rdfotsis 3iesunerin fpisI
tie Gitiae sur lanesn, metnlliiineenbtr
9oroedio. ssn Der Ndioc5isgurg fall
Zen HanTarsn Der nltiingariid,.u Gelb'
itpmpsis ipibsr: Der 3iseinsr pat BIZ
Gsige nit Der Uiold pertauftbt unt
nbmt nuf Der tisftn asSdmpftsn GsSai'
te bic 1orOsaio fnad: aries unb 1ob,
Gisg unb Rubm iinb Wunnesttut unh
6tlbenlnbnl Die aurubsn fiiirmeH unh
itrebsn i'm Srpmmsllpirbsl unb EugeIs
october, iinsen bon arita uno ai.be.
bidt,n llnaorns ipilbe i1ipermiitbi3s
WdnneElisber, bic, getrdsen BON bsr
SarDgato, iiber tiH gtrgtbdl, ia iibsr
brei ssabrhunbsris biniiberioutn. i.
Gin anbsrss aurubsHIieb! liner b:r
Gorbins sngi bic AsSoite Der giola,
ben unb ponnttrunisn, ipie bsr-dlts
nit sinsm eipisen asben bsfetIie 2o'
iarriDsin. Rein, iie iingi. ipit elm aoIs
btnr, psrlenttsnarster aolibri, osr
NIT Observation-Disclosures. lie6tsbttbort,
Elm Wunbsr rOllbrinsi =. 60 fine
gen bic Sditsn In Der 6dno bes i4pars
ssn 3isstn,rs in bds DIR ber brsi
lllansn. bdB fis an aiIss iid erinnrn
unb dies peresIisn - dusasnommsH.
bas ne Mdnnsr iiub. -.
gintr BON ibnsn erxbt ii6 70 pl0bs
lid, bab Der 3iaeunsr einsn Gdritt
suriitriit: Die g3ad,i am Rbein!'
rujt sr ibm su. Die sipei admsrabsn
erbsbsn iId oudb. 49, Die MaHt an
Rbeinll" rufn msbrtre Siimmsn.
9lIe erbeSeu fif,. gs nirb isbr itia,
unb IN bsr gtilI. iIinsi issi. feierli@
ME Gin pialm, bns bsuiitbe aieb.
Cine Giiinmt f1Ii elm. nod eins. risls,
Bis ale ernit unb aetrcft ii4 BEN ss'
iuueeneu Gebet bingsee5tn baben. -.
8isber 1T Is file ndh BEN 2i,b.
Da ioni dIs 2fntiport lInsdrus 6pns
ne: Gott iegne llnsnrn! Snbriiniiig
unb srsus Derbsibsnb fteist bag ai,b
aus isber gruit, bnB man Cd ipeii in
i5rsunbsss unb 5tinbeslano b6rtn
foa /. /. GO fpisit unb iinst mon in
llurarn Don 4rieg unb aiebe, ben stDti
edpfeiIsrH oIler NsniheuDerie uno
outr eroben open. =. Die Wutsris
emp5rt iid,, bic poluren Stoffe futen
einunbsr, I'M Elm Reid Der Wi1s su
bilbtn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-19

@k cine CUTE 9siannte besriibis iie
biejenise. bic bort 70 aufgsriatet un6
gerdbe fab unb ben ibr 10 msrtipiiroi=
gen Bid ins 2eers geridtet 6attt. Rod
einmal fob fie biniibsr, bdnn irdt iie
Suriid.
nno ipie iie jsbt am arms 0raptn=
basens promuierte. fisl ibr auf. ipns
iis borber f6Dl btpbd6ttt bate unb
mas ibr nud aus ben 8eHssfingen
bon Ssrren unb D1men sntsegtn ets
fIunssn tpar: iis trregte aufiebtn-nian
betpunberte iie. man freute iib ibrer.
Oas mar ibr. iptnn oub in geriiraenr
Rdbe, ia au9 fhun friiber aslesentlid1
btsesnet, INNER baiie ss re bann Isit,t
geniert, beute mar es ibr angtnebm
nnb erfii[lte iie nit ,einem innerli1en
Slid. Ods 2aheln rsritrpdnb niHt
BON ibrem @eIibt, ibrc 9lusen blidtsH
lebbaft. unb iper iis anipru9 uno ibr
porssifelIf ipuros, Der trbitlt cine lie
fenspiirbise antiport. sic fiihlts. iie
mar ipis in sinem Rouin. mar froh,
unb mar 5ufrieben. bar iie Der einIos
Dung Syolss eeIeiitei tnitsr. Dabsi mar
ibr Der 9esriff Der 3sit Doaitdnbis
obbonben setommen. re pub!e nid1t.
mar es fhon lnnse Der ober srit turs,
bab iie bier mar. nbtr oas suubte iie.
iie mar an ibrem pIase
Dd beirat Rtitufpsli bas 3immer,
In bem Saeenberss seruos paren u#e
rief ibnsn i'm @oriibsrssbeu gu: Jsbs
iinb mir polIS6bIis. Snmit UerihiDnnb
er uu6 i6on ipisber, lam aeer nad9
snei Winuien suriid unO iprah Jrau
@ertrub an: RuH, sn6oiSe Jrdu, iino
Sic nit Sbrem 2oitiim, sufris5sn2
Sic nidte ibm 5u.
(Gortiesung fOIst)