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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-04-10

Her eyes we're red. and in her left
hand she held clenched a crumpled
handkerchief, while in her right hand
was cheap little photograph which
her father recognized. He prefaced
his remarks with the customary clear.
ing of his throat
Girls" he announced, II was a lit
tie out Of patience this morning, and |
said some things that perhaps /
oughtn't to have said. I've come I'D
now to tell you that I'll be willing to
nave you stay on here with US If you'll
do your share toward helping with the
homework and with the family in
come. ! can't have you go away and
people saying that my daughters won t
live with me-
He tried to smile, but failed. Julia
looked at him SO grayely and steadily
that he shifted his feet uneasily, and
his pale eyes wandered about the
room avoiding her stern gaze.
There were some things said this
morning" she answered, in an even
voice, that neither Caryl nor I can
forget. We will not put you to the
bother of caring for us any longer.
Since you evidently fear what the
neighbors will say about you and your
wife-since you are afraid to have
them know the TRUTH will tell you
that we are going to New York to
work. You can say this to any in
qu1rers, then there will be no oppor.
tunity for gossip"
You're not treating me and your
mother fairly" protested Marvin.
The girls calm eyes fell to the
photograph she held, and rested there
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Tor long moment. When she raised
them again to her fathers face the
expression he saw in them made him
leave the room, slamming the door be-
hind him
All through the morning the two sis
tiers discussed their plans for the fu-
ture. That they would 60 to New
York was a decision that neither of
them thought of reconsidering. Caryl
was in flutter of JOY at the prospect
OF life in the great city, and Julia, al
though older and graver, felt a thrill
OF pleasant anticipation at the thought
OF being her own mistress.
1T will be perfectly lovely" gush-
ed Caryl. We will make our living
and spend our money as we please.
Think of the gorgeous times We will
have together in New York. We are
sure to meet lots of pleasant people.
New York men who come up here on
business always look so well-groomed
and nice, and then there are the shops
and theaters, and we will have ou"
own little apartment"
To her. leaving home meant the
right to do as she pleased, to spend
the money which she was to make fof
course, she would make it without
trouble Upon the luxuries that had
always been denied her. She would
meet charming men, and, finally, with
one of them she would enter into that
state OF liberty of mind and BODY
where one is supported and adored-
which the average girl of her class
believes matrimony to be-
Ito Be Continued.)
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ror Helen stared into the blank, baf-
fling darkness.
Warren was sleeping heavily. Her
hand clutched his arm
"Warren-Warrent" in frozen
whisper, her lips against his ear.
"Eh?'
"Hush-sh. There's-some-on
he-dining-room,"
Eth? What the devil"
"Listen-listen!" her cold. shudder-
ing body chung to him.
The mournful mooing of a distant
ferryboat, the droning patter of rain
that was all.
What's the matter with you, any
way launching up his pillow.
Just then came an unmistakable
sound-the scrape of cautious, muf-
fled filing.
For long moment Warren lay mo-
uonless, but she felt the stiffening
muscle in his arm. Then, slipping out
OF bed noiselessly, he opened the bot
tom drawer of the chiffonier
To Be Continued
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The
Sandman Story
For Tonight

oh! hear: here it is June, and I
have only just hloomed, grumbled a
rose. Now, if had been a violet, I
| should have bloomed with the first
days of spring and could have had a
! long. happy. summer
April was SO tickle this year, but
then he always is, and it is mostly his
fault that | have SO short time to
see the world and have q good time
OF course May is some to blame
as we'll for my hard luck, she comes
along and tells you what she has in
store for YOU, and then she let's cold
Wind come along and hold you back
50 Aour buds Will not open.
oh, dear. how | wish | could gel
ahead of ApIil and May and bloom
without them"
But June makes UP for all the 9th
cTs did not give us" said flower
blooming near the foolish rose just
feel how warm the sun is. and how
lovely YOU are. Rose. You are in full
bloom today"
That is just it. am in full bloom
and ready TO blow away If Il chance
wind should come this way, could
not la,t minute. and there is so
much Went to see, and I want 10 IN
JOY myself it is not right
"I-oOh 1T ilUlINhCck. He can sec ev-
crNtiIing. oh, why wasn't | Il holly
hook instead of rnSt? Then ! could
live longer and sec over the fence,
too
II Tell oil
that blows, and sometimes he breaks
off short and dies before his time
SAID the meek little flower You are
so beautiful Rose. and so sweet. Why
don you throw out YOUR sweetness
over the garden and b. happy"''
How can | be happ> >" said the
1osc. i need rain to make me sweet.
and there has not been drop this
month. That is tn" WAY with June
she is so dry and hot she kills all m
s" ectness. OBJ il is hard 10 be a rose,
How wish had hccn dahlia. Then
I could sec the fan Of tho wear. Oh
how I should love TO live in the fall:
II must be nice TO have cool days and
lots Of room to look about too, for
there arc not 80 many flowers in tho
garden then"
Yes. but the frosts are liable to
come in tho fail nf the year, said the
little flower. and then you would not
get chance to stay long if the frost
came early. and the dahlia is not rs
beautiful or sweet as you are. Rose.
Be happy and enjoy the things that
are given to YOU"
oh. how can I be happy when
there is so much to bother me-" grum-
bled the rose. II wish I bloomed in
3 hot-house. There they tell me roses
live all the year round, and they see
everything. because they live in glass
houses. Oh, how | wish | lived
there"
But YOU would not be SO sweet as
YOU are blooming here, and it some
times is too hot in those glass houses.
am told. and the roses do not grow
we'll: here, you have the good fresh
air and the natural earth to grow in;
surely there can be nothing better
than that which God has given to us.
Do be happy. Rose; your time is short,
send us your sweetness before it is
too late" pleaded the little flower
again.
But it was of no use, the rose was
unhappy and grumbled all day long,
and just at shutdown along came a .
brisk wind and blew it's breath upon
the rose in full bloom and away went
her petals all over the garden.
Tomorrow's story-"The Wishing
Water"
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GOOD NEWS
Many Richmond Readers Have Heard

Many Richmond Readers Have Heard
1t and Profited Thereby.
Good news travels fast" and many
bad back sufferers in Richmond are
glad to learn where relief may be
found. Many lame, weak and ach-
ing back is bad no more, thanks to
Doan's Kidney Pills. Our citizens are
telling the good news of their expert
enee with this tested remedy. Here
IS an example worth reading:
Charles M. Scott, 81 South Eleventh
street, Richmond, says: Il have used
Doan's Kidney Pills with good sue
cess and / sincerely recommend them
to any one troubled with Kidney dis,
orders or weak and lame back.
Should I ever have a return of the
trouble, l would surely take them
again. think there is nothing bet
ter for the kidneys"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Scott had. Foster Milburn Co.
Props. Buffalo, n. T.-Adv.
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''ZOE"' 7 I5 GI! Story 22 Of
A Thrilling Serial of Devotion and Mystery

AND | can't get Di out of my mind"
said Brooke, with a nervous look
around IF she were ever to know,
But she never shall, shall she, Craw.
ley? 1t would kill her. you know. You
don't know how sensitive she is.
i suppose all women are, when if
comes to the point, and-I tell YOU,
Crawley, if ever she were to think
ugly things of me, if ever were to
lose her love. Fd-I'd-yes. I really
believe Id put an end to it. You've
no idea what she is to me, old man,
She's my life--everything- every,
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Masonic Calendar

Monday-Wayne Council, No. 10. r.
and S. NJ. Special assembly: rechears-
al in Super Excellent degree.
Observation-Disclosures Lodge. No 1856,
F. and A. M. Called meeting: work in
the Entered Apprentice degree, com
mencink at o'clock
Wednesday-Webb Lodge, No. "a.
F. and A. NJ. Called meeting; work in
the Master Mason degree, commencing
at 4:30 p. m. Lunch.
Thursday-Wayne Council, No. 10,
R. and S. NJ, will confer the Super
Excellent degree. Refreshments.
Saturday-Loyal Chapter, No. 40, o.
E. S. Stated meeting.
Quail hunters have nearly obliter-
ated the birds in Missouri Ten thous-
and quail have been imported from
Arizona to restock the depleted coveys.
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1t is said that the three qualities PLAYING good
golf are practice heredy and confidence Miss Elaine Roentha
twenty old Chicago girl is the proves this
rule Last she the golf championship
and the before the national champion
ship.
NO woman golfer practices the
thai who spends hours at time making difficult sand
traps She works brase shots and
This constant practice has her confidence Now for the
heredity -
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"lf you count the number of times
the letter 81 is used in an ordinary
book you will find the average to be
less than one in a thousand
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Arthur
The agricultural
climb to
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Wabrmnssmittel ; @mdJer
6r5Rten ltmianss in Der bentiden
9ieidDsbauptitaot anfseoeft.
lleber buubert Yeriuuen iulen in Der
slffaire pertpifeit iein.

SIM Saag SoIlano, 16. gllguit
iiber 9onoon Ius neue beittih,
.Grlegsmudpr bureau" etltbiillte TO-
eben iibcrroihenbe Gin5eIbeiien in
8erbinoune mil peit perspeigtelr
DsabrungsmittcI getriigereien. I'm
oieieIben ioIlcn elm babies Dubent
,Siitrer mn etlpa bunoert WitiflI.
6ige perlpideIt icin. Die WGnner iol.
len piele buubert Sonnen bon Abei,
sen., 9ioggen. uno 8eritensWebI bon
Der asropins @eitpreuben mad Ser.
lin gebratt lmb cs bort NIT breiblm.
bert Vro5ent @cuinn perfailit baben.
Gie sIntrcienheit oes Webles ipur.
6e. ipie eS in Dem @eridte heiBt, Dor
Sen itaatIidet gfahrungsmitiel.alb.
ihus,rn gebejm sebaIten inSem man
es ali gfaht3ilgen ais ,aartoiieln"
chtr .Ytaibinen" ilad) Der 9teits.
bouptitabt brat)te. Inter een SfuiI.
tigen ioaen i'd, mehrere Aegieriinss.
bennlte nnb Stationscoriteber beiin.
BEN, .pelts au9etlagt limb, Wtebl IN.
ter faliber GefIariring nerianbt gu
habcn. Die heutihcn 3eitllngen per.
Iangcn, oab Oe S1uISigen erempla.
rid Deitrnit neroen.
Or. BON Sasop eriIdrte, er bat:
BON Der 4nse.sssnbeit iiberbaupt nur
ous 3eitunssnlbrihten aenninib er,
halten unb fiig' binsu, bnb e II Ding
dbiplut iiher lei, ndmlif bies, bab
Deutiblanb .ensrlei gbiidt babe, Der
gsuoeruns bon Souperdriiat sRe4t.r
ir jenem Sbs;.s Der Wslt gu opponi.
rem. Die bsutide poliiit1 70 fasts
Serr BON SaeoD, .ipuroe bonn wei6ss
tdnaIer in iensr Rebe in. Rsidsias
am 4. 9lpril, in peIdber er tlGrte, bab
OeutidIunb iosber IN 8s5us auf aas
nabd, graiilisn ober anbere abeiIs
in Der ipsftlitsH 6emispbdre 4nn.,.
iirungspIGne fege, iIar pefinirt.
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Eituic Der 'Strakenbabncr.

0as Sesr Der Strabenbabner bal
seiiern auf Gonsp SslaHb isin Srei'
tdsises picnic begOnnen unb Der Be
iua am eriten Gage lisb i4On ni6ta
gu piiniden ibris unb Deripri6t st'
neH gombensrfolg biz gum SdIuB.
Sas picnic mub aui brei Gage aus
eeosbnt perben, osnn MOLTEN iammts
lihe Wlotorleute unb fonbuttsure
auf sinmal picnicsn bann miibie sben
Der gstret sinseitelt iperben. Sa
taben bic 5abrsGite Iieber por9s5ogsn,
hem ianfien 0rdneen Der aonbuttsuEe
na35usebsn uHD elm Sidet au tauIsn
uno lie baben auf bieis Wsiie ba5u
beisetrusen, Der interchangeable
Der Strabenba9nsr gu elmer tlslnsn
2luffriiduns gu oerbeIfsn.
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8tuei meme iebr grpke Sent'
{6Je llmtsrieebupte
Sorien sur abfabrt ma d

Sorien 3ur abfabr ma d
9lmerita bereit fein.
aonbon, 1e. ausuit. Der esn'
trail Reps lpirb aus bem 6aag tele'
arapbirt, bat 3psi nsIIs, isbr sroBs
beutfte llntsrIssbampier binnen aur'
5em mad Imerifa abseben perosn'
DisTe unierisebampfer ioIIsn in Der
Rdbs bon SslsOlano prObefabrtsn se'
madi baben.
g rb beben in ) ia lien.
aonbpn, 1e. atusuii. Die Stdb.
ie 9tneona, gtfaro unb Rimini II
Stalien ipurbsn am Worsen Don ei.:
mem beftieen erbbben heimseiu5t,
ipie aus Rom gemelost ipirb.
Sn qlntona ipurbs fein Shcosn
anssri6tet, aber in peiaro unb il
Rimini iinb SGuisr eina.itiir5t una
man befiir6tei, bab in Rimini
2eute ums Gsben setommen iinb.
Der &anbels. un6 Sneu'
itriefrtcg gegen 2euii d.
Lamb.
9onhon, II. sluerit. england
imo sIiiitralicn baben pereirbori. oon
Gnelanb mdtreno oes Sricaes unh
1etn Sabre nadher ron Muitrallen
iabrIid) 100000 5onnen 3interBe
int $4,000 1onnen 3inf faifan
piro.
Ger 3med Der @ereinbarung 1T,
rem Gclitihen Die Wctallidnnel5.sSn.
ouitrie ans ben Sdnoen 3u nebmer
uno lie Ya6 'Guslonb Su tranSierirell.
ss banbeIt iib babel mn 25,O00.oD0
giinb SterIins jobrIit rno I'M uebr
als bic ,SdIiie Der Erobuftion gIuitra.
liens. Gie mbere Sdlite ioa poil
5raltfreih unb 9eIaien iibernommeil
iDerocn.
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&umdniex uno bic Gntente.
Don Geo. aebsrer.
Gin Ginsrsifm bes a0nissr.i9s in
ben ariss hdnst Don benz erfoIs
bes Wierpsrbanb.s ab.-abpartenb.
poliiit. - Die WDglidteit bes
3panses. - asitatiOn biz ieBt sr.
folglos.
Sinaia, 10. c,uli.

Sinaia. 10. SuIi.
Wsnn bic Sonne bss Sommers
Menihen unb Sbisrs, SGujer unD
Straben BON gutarsit in bic unsrirdss
lihe l9ipers ipeibe @lutb ibrer Strabl
len iauat. bann loft Ii4 bic ppli.iIts
WeIt Der 9aupiitabt IN ,tpsi 5teil.
aui. Sn ben sliibenben Dunittrsis
guiarsits bIsibi, men bas tdsliGe @e.
ibait Der politit all i.in.n Sdlr.io.
tifd feFsn. Die anesren aber, Wlinis
itsr, poliiiter unb Diplomaten, sieben
nit benz aSnia unb Der st0niain Bins
aus in bic fiibIen sprben Der transIrlr
panii6en 9llpen. aodenb urb ireb.
renb 3ugleid, blidsn bic aarpais:n
binunter auf bic lpeibsn 9iaen ncn
Ginaia, Itol3 unb liar bsben fs lire
iansesetr0nten Saupter in bic rein.,
lille Cuff. Sn ibrem Bannirsis aIit:n
fdnn man jest stipas Don ben arafisn
fiibIen. bic in Dabrbeit bic @sidids
bes aaubes leiien, ipabrsno iidl unten
in Der ionn,nbxbriidfen Gbsne Don 9us
iareit QorteiIeibenIfafi unb Gtrabens
pOliiit um unDeritanbene probIeme in
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2ie Qbilippinen.V VorIase
npm genat anSeanutu,en,
U Der obne ben unabbGn,
gisteits parasrapben
bes GIarfe U men.
bemtnts.

Waibinston, 8. g., 16. 4ug.
Die pbiIippinens@orloe., ips lie BON
apnieren5. 5.aonunittee, mt bemG Iarte.
Imenbemeni periebeu. suriitberi6tst
ipuros, aus oem Der parosrapb. seitris
den murbs, oab bic SnisIn ON Gnp,
Don bier Sabren ibre SeIbftitGnbistei!
erIanesn iolsn. in bem aber Deriprps
den ipirD, Oub bic pbilippinen ibr.
llnabbdnei9'sit erbalien iollsn, ioba!o
bic getppbHsr ben 8etpeis lief.rn. bab
iie i'm Stunb. iinb cine Table Resis.
runs Su untsrbalten, fpurbe am Dienss
tag Qbenb pom Senat nit 81 sssen %
Stimmen angenommeu.
Wan srtpartet. bab bas Saus ins
nerbalb ipsnig.r Gage bic @orlass su.
beibsn unb lie bann bem prGiibentcn
CUR untsr5eianung Susei4idt iperben
ipirb.
Senator 5it&od, Der @oriiser bss
pbilippinsn=a COMMITTEES. idste ben.
Senat, bob bic llnabbdneisteitss unb
Observation-Disclosures aus Ser
8orlase sntisrnt iperben miib!en, ipsrn
bic 9orlaee in biefer SeFion aur 4ns
nobme asIanaen foIIts.
Senatpr 9orab faste, bas bas
Streihsr bes glart'i6en llnabbGneia. Z.
let's pardarapben ben gerpeis bafiir
liefers. bah bds ameritaniihe 9Olt
entfdlOHsr fei. bic pbilippinsn fir ims
mer 81 bebulten.
5lnf qtrfonen iberfabren
unb get0btet.
GIpria g., 16. gug. 1rei
Grausn nuroen bier am 2tbsnb sei6b.
ett, als bus 4uiomobil, nit bem iis
periudten Dor sinem bsranndbenDen
3uss bos 9eleiis gu treu3.n, iiberfab.
rem tpurbs. Die 0etObtei.n iinb: Jrau
6. 8. guttsHbenber, iyrau !. 6. Gm.s
rid unb 5rau 3. 9. Gonipap. fyrau
s. 6. Wsib unb 9. 8. gutteubeneer,
due DON bier, nurpeH tnmtr perlepf.
Capt. gittsnbanber uno Jrau Weib
tparsn beiinnuneslos als lie ins Sos
ipital sebrd6t ipurben utih lie itarbsn
5tpei stunbsn ipdter obn. Dieber gu
iih sstommen au fsiu.
greift aus 4erstrSu q gifi.
Can 5ranciseo 16. 2ius.
Der 35 Sabre alte 3. aellep Peal bon
Dud Sil, ,WiH., madte am Dienitag
feinem 2sben burd Gift Elm gnbe.
neil Jreunbe in ftiner Seimatb iid
tiber susn Mangel In feinem Spradr
permSsen, ben Ct persebli6 gu befsiti'
gen Derfu9te, Iuiiig mahien. Die @ers
anlaFuns gu bern Selbftmorb er3dbfs
ts RseI in eintm 8rieis. Der an Tim
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@las Bier aufseIoit bate unb fiel
nah ipenisen Minuten Rtpubtlos dll
gooen. Die poli3ei tuurbe eilisit
bena9ridtist unb Masreiber purps
bur9 glutppatrol nab benz Stdbt'
boIpital eeihafft, no fein 3uitanb Iiir
auberit bebentli9 erahtet purbe.
0ran Garoline Gagtums Sub.
getreffs bes Subcs Der in aongoiep
DeritOrbenen 73 Sabre alien Grau Gas
roline Oaptou fano seitern elm Sns
aueit tatt. Dem dr5tli9eu gefunps
3ufolse mar bic Srau einem 9er3leiben
erlegen, bod sabsn ii9 bic 4nsebOris
gen oamit nitt Sufriebeu. Wie bic
@ntelin 5rau Gqa 9obnentemper, 336
Baum StraBe, seitern ausiaste, nil
lie ermittelt buben, baB 4atienten in
2ongbietp mibbanoelt fporben iinb.
Sbre 8robmutter purbe am Morgcn
oes 6. 2lusuit ais 9cihe auieeiunbsn.
Die 2eihe ioq Ibidiirfungen aufses
pieIen baben. Die gtnitaltsGrSte iass
ten aus, bic 9reiiin lei einem Sersleis
ben erlesen unb ettpaiss Sdrammen
am a0rper Ieien puruuf suriidSuiiiEs
rem, puB bic ,Srau infolss ihrss ge.
idpd6ten tOrperIi9en 3uitanbs mebr-
mails sefaGsn iei Der Coroner s,.
mann Die lle6er5eugung, bdb Die alt.
5rau zines natiirlifen Sobss geitors
ben 1T, sic lit lGngit begraben.
getreffs bes 5obes oss 70 Sabre al
ten Seize Smitb aus 5air Dat, BEL
8atapia. tpirb ebsnfdus cine llntsrius
dung einaeleitet perben. Der Marn
purbe am 7. 9luguit BON 2onaOieu
nad benz itdbtiider arantenbaus &C..
bra6t, neil er ber3leibenb mar, uno
itarb nah einiaen sagen. au6 an
Ieirer 9ei6e min man Spuren bon
8erlebungsn gefunbsn baben. Die
SOipitalGr5te ertlGren aber, baR be.
olte Wann ii6 bic Shrammen burd
einen Sturs Sussspgen babe.
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lamb Der 6sIb bes 1aees. gtls bann
TN Griibiabr Der gesenitob Der Deut.
iden unb OeiterreiHer erfplste unb bic
RuHen aus GaliJien pertrieben ipure
ben, ftieb er i'm wlai 1915 AUS Ges
funbbeitsriidlihten' aus Der Qlrmee
aus unb @eneraI a(lerietp, Der jebiss
Stabsdef, purOe fein ya9fclser.
Sm Suli 1915 iibernabm Oeneral
Ru3sfp ipieber bas Commando iiber
bic nDrbIihsn 4rmeen, feds Wonafe
fpGter ipurbe er dber nohmals feines
aommanbos entboben, .fueil bi.
f4ipisriss glufsabe, Ct. Petersburg gu
pertbeibisen, istne 9eiunbbeit unter-
'sraben", ipie es in benz be5iisli4en fdis
Ierlihen He1tript bieb.
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Sn Mbreoe
Steat 5err BON SasOtp Deuti&lanbs
anseblihe glipiratipnen auf Ges
bet Der lpeItIihen Semispbdre.
nnb trtIdrt, bab man bem 0ertaufe
Der b6niiden Snisln nidt
opponire.

9erIin, 16. qus. Guf bra6tlO-
lem Wsge mad Sappille. Sn 0erbin
buns nit ben geridten, bab 0eutid'
lamb ben eeplanten 0ertauf Der bds
nii6 ipeftinSiIden Snieln an bic
Der. Staatsn nitt germ iebe, perOf'
fsntlidte Der Miniiter oes qsubersn,
Gottlisb BON Sasolp, am Mittpod,
cine GrtlGruna bes Snbalts. oab bic
beutfde Resisruns BEN 9srtduf Der
SnIsln niGt opponire.
Or. BON Sasoips grtIGruns bilbss
te bic 9eaniportung oon 5rasen zines
Gertreters Der leberies Nahrihten
Qaeniur in gsue .auf @erii6ts, bic
BON ensIilden glGitern psrbreitet ipu, :
ben unb bensn suFolse man in ben
Der. Staaten geiorsnib bese, bab
.eine gelpiiTe ausldnbifts Maht I'm
giillen ibrsn Ginflub ssgsn sine
lisbsrtrasuns Der Sn'sln ssItsno
made"
9teuer Streif in Siht.
gtetp @orf. 16. glugltit. Sn ii.
ner @taiienuerianinIung BON anse'
ifeIlten Der Rep Dorf 0foiIipap Gcvr''
pmw am Wlittpoh glbenb 'riiroc
peitloiien, iciort einen lpeiterer,
Sireif su in3eniren, falls bic @eiea'
itait bic Union nidt anerfemne. sS1
Der 5ieioIution iuiro ertldrt, oab Die
@cieaitait lid icit bier Sagen serri.
aert babe, nit Dem apnuHittec Der
sInaeitelten 81, fonicriren unb boE
neuem roraui auinerfiam geriad,t,
bab glnseitellie, weltje iih in eerl
Ietten Stieife tfatig 5eigter, 'firder.
banS entIaiieu ipuroen. lie GeieIl.
id)ait ocrfoIge itrcn eieenen BIan in
Der Grudblung eines aolnrtittees.
meIdes Die glngeiieIlten in Der gei'
Iesiine tiinitiger Iiiieren5en perircin
joQe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-17
SpmmsS Topnfbip - gran. pol.
lod. 81; SalI GIetd.r, "a.
Sritter Warb, ct. Bernard -
Scbn S9neiber, SO; Sobn 6eilfer, IS.
llmfdue.

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befen Gltern 1927 Weit aibsrtp Sir
pobnen unb Der geitern Ibsnb ssser
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Weiie auf Die Seleiie Der 6. 81. 8. K
3. g. Rp. So, an Der Sherman uni
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bon elmer aotomptipe setroffen uni
biibte eabsi beibe geine elm. Das
betlasenspertbs aino, bsTsn 2sbsr
rbne 3psifel peripirtt 1T, puro'
bur6 9luto gatrol 5 mad benz Staot,
boipital sebradt.
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foro, 5O4 SIT 8. Strabe, puroe se'
tern qbeno sesen 6 ubr on Der 3
uno pite Strabe bon benz 4uto oes
Spbn Wuebbling, 3637 Dariap 4De.
setrofIen, fam sliidliderpeiie abeI
nit lei6tsn 9erIeBunssn, Sie in,
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oon.
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5. unb ailsour Strabe Der i'm Sol3=
bOf Der 5reiberg aumber &c., pop.
lar Strobe unb We2ean aOe., beladi=
tigt lit, puroe seitern ya9mittas Don
,pei I6persn galten, bic Don einem
Ddsen rutidten, eetroffen unb trua
einen gru9 oes re6ten Seines unters
halb bes Snies bapDn. 9lutopdt ol
4 brabte ibn na6 oem 0etts Strabe
9ofpital.
= 3sm 36idbrisen Sleifher gtus
'bolpb girider, 1926 Senibap qpe.,
slitt eeitern Bel Der @rbsit in Der
S6ldtterei Der arpsser padins Co.,
elm Wefer aus unb traf ibn am linten
Grm pobur6 eine tlaffenbe Wunoe
peruridbt puros, bic i'm StaotboIpis
tai bebanbelt perbeN mubte.