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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-20
Rerismal' stisea.

SSm boben Sitter BON Sc c5a6reit
bat geitern cine in fpeiten Sreiien be.
fannie liiio bphnngeie6ene 6eutife
Watrone, SSrau g opbie 5aIIer,
Die glugen gum eipigen S4lumrner &c.
idlOiien, innig betratert nidt MIR
ron ibren aneeborigen, ionoern aud
bon zen pielen sSreinoen, Die iie iit1
I'M 2aufe Der Sabre blr6 lire Ser.
setsgiite un6 lire perionIite 2iebens.
!piirOigfeit 5it eriperben getuuBt batte.
Die geeroigung finoet ON Dtontog
0admittag Inn ein ubr pom 5rauer.
bauie, Der Aeiioer5 oes So6nes ser
Oabingeifieoenen Serrn 4Ibert
81 aIIer. gto. 1921 &IeneQpn Str.,
Siio Gunnninsbille, ans itatt uno Die
9eiietung erfo[gt auf 0em 9eutifeu
aSrot. sSrieSbof auf @oImtt Sias.
@tit aufriftiger Srniler piro in
:ueiten areiien Die &un6e BON bem
ab!eben bon Sraii Sbereiia
" i e telc, geb. gnger, 5ernonnnen
Derbcn. Die brdjbetagt i'm 80. Gebeis.
jnbre IN Die Gnigfeit btlriiberidlrnn.
merte. 9ie 8reiiiii, Die 81 Oen alteiten
oeutidler airiicGlerinnan Der Sta6t
gborte, mar cine beiitite 5rau in oes
@crtes id,onIter 9eoeutlmg un5 Die
pielell 6relmSe, ipelfe tie ii6 81 iifern
aepuht. meroen i'm 4n0enfen itets in
Gbreu haIten 9ie 8eerOig,ng ftnoet
am samitog @oreen nm adj ll6r uOm
Grouertouie, $40. 1923 SanriIton
glpcnue, College !Si1, aus itott, ipornui
ru baI6 nem llbr In Der ct. CLARA
Stride Elm ieierIides GeQlliem celebrirt
DerSer Wirb.
SIN 6elten RannesaIter, I'M 48. Sc.
5ensiabre lit aeitern elm befanrtcr
6eutid)er giir9er, Serr 80 alte r
Don geo. 1922 @eItert
abeiule, ieinen anscb6rigen dnb bic
len 5reilnben 6ur6 Der unerbittliden
Zoo entriiien porbcn. Ser 9afnnge-
i9iehcne genob ob 'sirar feriroeutiherl
aniidJten unb ieiuer trengen gbren.
tafti9feit bic groBte 4dytung rrlo Die
grange6eiigtet 9tnterbliebenen, in
erlter 2inie bic f6lDergepriiite Mittipe
Trmt Watp Steerift, geb.
alobli, biirfen bel Der Seinriiifuaia.
Die iie betroffen. Der irnieiten Ebeil.
nahme periidert iein. Die @eerbielmg
iinbet am SanrituJ Nafuuittag I'M
5ipei llbr BON Der aopeae Der 9eiden.
beitatterfirma @uiie &: 8orgnrann aug
ilatt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-20
Scan Sen SaDe aDmsert.

Seute Sl6eno miro bus Gincinnatier
Bllbliturn @elegenbeit 6aben, Die De
farnti6aft pon @errn Sean Zen 9aoe
5u na9en, Dem berii6mten @eiqerpir-
tuuien, Der felt fltr5em oem &ebrfor.
per Oes Cincinnati GolrierpatorD Of
Wiuiic anaeb0rt unO am belitigen
Mbeno iein uncertainties 3ebut
giebt. Gem 8oroerfntf Der Gintritt3-
forten nad ST. i6licben, Der i'm Gin
ton &otel itattfinoet, miro 0as Som.
CERT oor glGn5eno beiestem 6uule
itattiinoen. 3os CUR 0ltr6iiib.
rltna geldrgenoe Brogramm' lit ME
iolgt:
Gonate Senri @ccles.S .Salnton
Cutie in @sWtoQ IS. 9. Bad
Sntruouction ct Hon6o Gappric.
eIoIo >. SalntsSaers
4n0alltino ct S6er5etto j. Gaiie
Smpronlptu SO. Warltf
slubuoe Sean Zen 9ape
Wtaiurfa 3ar5idi
Sic alabierbegleitlntg bot Serr
George u. Seigbton ii6ernonlnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-20
3ieS nab 3as.

- Die Gastst Manufacturers
QHoeiation Of qlmericu bra9ts gltern
ibre Aonpenticn i'm Clinton gum Q6z
i5lub unb srluGbIts fdr bas tOmmens
be sahr bic Iolgenben gedmten: prG.
iibent 2luftin u. 8reeo Don bier; 0iz
3sprGiibent Wininm Mautbs, 6onb bu
Gao, Nis.; S6abmsiiter q. 3. Ris
fdrbs, gbitago; Gretutips: q. g..
5einB, goiton; 6. s.. 9airo, &dnfas
gitp, No.; GiFf Waftsr, @ranb Raz
pibs, Waih.; Gbarlss R. Murphp.
Decatur, Sa.; u. St. Gage, Detroit:
q. g. Cannon, atlanta.
- ObT6on er felt nunmebr pisr5ig
Sabrsn bier Sci allen Dablen seitimmt
bat, muB Der 63 Sabre oiie Sohu
sSacob Ban 0u,sn. Der isit bem Sabr:
1875 Der StaatsmiIi3 anseb6rt uno
uu6 ben ipanii9 nnsritanii6en
ariea mitgemaht bat, I'm feine 8iirs
gerpopiere siHtommen. als Ban Dus
en- porige Do6e ii9 fir bic beooriie'
hnbe @abl regiitrirsn laHen tpolIts,
iielite es fi9 b.rous, baB er nie uatu'
raliiirt tporbsn mar.
Sbsobors Maper &: Bro 6abea
eeffern auf 4uttion bas Saus 800
gee6er 2lpenue on Robert 9. 5aglsD
pertauft, Der es in elm Glaisebdubs
um3ubauen aebsntt.
- Ga Die St,iefebenbabn on Der
Glm Giraffe Reparaturen unter5cgen
miro, peroer ON Gonnta1 bis etlDa
bier ltbr 3afmittngS bie @agen Der
GIiitpn.GIm Qinie ruie fclgt berfe9-
ren: iiiolid, on Ser Clifton apern,e 5ur
8me Strabe, gum Boiritain SdIare
uno 5iiriif iiber bic gleid,e Routc biz
slir Clifton areitiie itno ReDaiIlan
Sirabe, fpormif bic Sabrt alif Der re-
auldren Strefe iortgeiest miro. Gin
@agen tpiro on Der Sfio
2lrellne s,piihen Der @e0liaan Str.
uno Der @ellepue @enriie Derfebren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-20
Ramiltoa.


ltnier 9lselt in Samiltun 1T Serr
Gonarb gruf, 449 Siib 6arfte Sr..
gell Sci: 476 . u. Some Y91ne
1851 q.
- @m Wlittpo6 grabuirten spDlf
iunge Samsn DOH Der Grantentpartez
rinnen S3uls oes Mercp 9OfpitaIs.
-'Seit Der Dor 5tpei WO4sn bea
goHnenen Wiitglieber &agne Der
SamiIton Goge Der Wooie puroen
118 2lpplitatiOnen eingereibt. Qm
%. Rooember finbet ba grobe UlpoIe
Santett i'm SempeI Der Glts itatt.
= Sas Seitament Der peritprbenen
Srau Slora 9afertepen tpurbe geitern
i'm prohatseritt singereidt. Sis
perma4t i6rsn Ra4laB ibren 6siben
&inberH Robsrt uno Rutb 5ofertepen.
Gpau Marp !. Siemeper puroe CUR
@ormiinOerin fir bieielben srnannt.
- Die 5dmiIton 2pge Ro. 80 Der
Pgtbias Bitter ataepttrte IN tbrer
9erIammlung am Ulittipo9 Qbenb Die
ibr oorgeIe9ten pldne fir ben neuen
SsmpeI.
- Der 1euerpsbrman 9lrbert
aiir5Ie purbe DON Si8erbeits Di>
rsttOr ggrb psssn pfIi4HpSbrissn Be
tragsns iuipenbirt.
- Der Stabtratb betpirliste in Ieis
ner Sisuug am Wtitttpo4 @6enb
$4,000 fir 8erbeferungen in ben
2lnIagsn Der ftdbtii3en @ass, Dufers
unb Glettriaitdts Werte.
- Grau Suliu Resg. bic Dittpe
beg psritor6enen 2trbretp Resg, 1T se'
fern Tlorsen in ibrem 9eim, gto.
1859 Central 9tOenue, infolss eines
S6Iagdnfalles i'm 2tltsr pon II Sab
rem seitorben. Sic pirb iibsrlebt Dpn
fiinf ainbern, 5p0If gnteItt.lOsrH ullo
spsi lIreuteIn. sSrau Regg mar IN
9euti3luno seboreu. bate aber 80
SSubrs in 5umilton sepo9nt. Die
gesrbisurg finbet am Samitug gtors
gen BON Der ct. Spiep6s<Str6e aus
i'm Ct. StepbaHus Jriebbof ftntt.
- Gefisrn Wsprgen ipurbsn Grdn'
Iein 5elen 9. S9ubert unb 3err
Ben 6. SuBt bur9 Reo. 9erbert Sli@
timber ebeli9 perbumSen.
= GtbeI Batter rei6te geiterr segsn
gollopap 8ater cine SdeiouHgstInge
Elm, in lpeltsr iie ibn Der gtidtoer'
forging uno brutaler 8ebGnDlMns bes
i9ulbigte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-20
otertlif)feit1bert@t.

9tcbert Giritfe, "a, 1919 CHM Ctr.
aoernperfalflrng.
Sermann 0lade, 72, 102 Suergetis
Ctr, gtierenleiben.
gbilip 2apep, AZ, @roesbed @oao,
igfd6elbrud,.
eplpeiter s. Miege, SO, 6o7 Mounb
Ctr, @agenleiSen.
Mariiton u. Noe, 65. 443o @inion
Roab, gtierenleiben.
GoDaro ainiiep. TO-, Surtrea.
YronfitiS.
Scbn Or. Grimm 30, 112o &arri.
Jon &pe., gtierenleiben.
Tomenico Romeo, 70, 20t9 @lrnei
aDe., @ebirnGlutling.
Sobn @reatborie, AZ, t4o7 8iile
Str, 3iiberf,iIoie,
Charles RanbpIpb. 56,~ ITO Botpen
Ctr. ytierenIeiben.
aOuis aeut Sc, Saritpea, Riere..
IeiSen.
sranees 2cretta Sadion, %, 1851
Gaitern 9lOe., SnberfiIoie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-20
0ebartem.

Scbn nnb Warie stJrribt, 1912
Roore Ctr, WlGSten.
2eopolb unO AotberiIie Rartii,,
2116 Sltrner CTR, auabe.
Milliain ,mo glHna gusoeuunore.
3570 Sapen Ctr, g3db1en.
gcrnarS iuto gertba Dert,tig, IS
DlcWHIldn Ctr, anabe.
3aniel un6 8ertie OoneIon, 956
glberon 4pe., W10den.
SenrD unb @roce Shaus, 1872
@iliep abe, Wtdoder.
Ssciepb nno Carp @ebi1gballs.
2121 Sturrs Ctr, @tdbfen.
Gariel mo g(ruie 2eban, 1922
Mansfielb Str., GTlobe.
Wartin uno Marta Maos, 54l
Poplar Str, Gnabe.
Carl irrS Rarp Gaois, 722 @eit !.
StraBe, Rrabe.
@rpce uno wsaro Boolpine, 1927
2iihl CTR. We1ohen.
artbur m6 Blonde Siri6ieIb,
1876 GIora Ctr, WIdbten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-20
Gnaaitet ben srnSer.

Ger 81 Sabre aIte GarrrieI 2omerp,
BON No. 3139 Sprirtg @robe alreitiie,
Der 5uiammen NIT ieinem "a Sabre al.
ten 9rroer allen 9caperp unb somes
8. @altcrs, bon 9eo. 403a Gcelrairl
sloenue. Den @roBeeitspornen unter
Der SlnfIaeR 6es Siebitabls iiberipieien
tporoen mar. legte gcitern elm unifai-
ienoes @eitdnbnib ab Sirrb tpeI6eS
er ieinen Driiber ioipobl lpie oiid @aI-
tiers p6Ilig entIaitete. Oie 6rei pdreil
aus Der @ubniine bon
sSran Gen. 2ane6on, go. 1923 Bruce
gpeHiie, sipei 0finge eeitobIen ,ii ba-
ben aber .Sanuel 9otperp geitnrto &c.
tern, ooB er ben DiebitaM garia aIletn
n,Sfiibrte unb r fiibrte bie DefeftipeS
Ben snst G&odsr n,s& nq& siaag
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-20

beutrAes Msfen unb feline treffli6en
Observation-Disclosures su ertperbet Ge'
ipltBt batte ,nb bie fem glnoenfen
itets IN ebren bnIten lperben. Ginen
freiien 3rcllnc berIiert in Serrn Wlel.
Der aud, oas .8oIfsblatt", 8u oeiien
itanbigen 2eiern er felt oem 8age iei.
net 9lnfilnit IN Cincinnati 9ebort
1atte.
Gie Gccrbielrg filioet am Wtontag
gormittug I'M 3ehn llhr bonn Iralier'
battle ans Itott uno Die @iuiifcr Sdrg.
geielithoft, hie ciil5iac Sereiriptn6,
ipelfcr ser @ntihldfene angeborte,
miro i'm oas gbrengeIeit geben. Tie
9eiietlulg criolgt ailf bem Deutiden
9Srot 6ricobof auf @alnut SiQs, no
and feline @nttin ritbt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-20

Sm Speifefaal ging ss islbiireben,
am Hatmittag ipie au1> am Qt6eno
febr lebbaft 5u. ggdbrsnb Der glad)s
mittassitunbn ipnrbeil leid)te GrIris
ftilngen ierbtrt unb Der geIua &C..
lief fih duf etlpd 200 perlonen, ipdbs
renb am abenb Elm bsliai0fes Diner
ierpirt tpuroc, bsifeu Sauptbeitanos
tfeil elm fali1sr He6bratsn mar, bel.
fen 3utereitlng jebo9 BON ia9pers
fidnSigsr Stite nit fpffer 5insiie ere
frlgt mar, haf, Ssotr be. 700 @Gfts,
Die ii6 on rem ffitli9 gebedten Ia.
fcln niebrgsfdTsn hatten, b.s Qo6ss
t6Q mar unb often einselieben muBte,
bab er ME unb nilimer entb.dt bas
Ben piiros, bab es mid: ehter Req
ridden geipefen lei, ipsnn bic ipabrs
feitsliebsnos 2eitina Der 2fnItdlt i'm
ni6t bds @ebeimniB perratten battle.
Den 8ef6lub bes 9a6entases bils
bste bann cine rsi3enbs 4tenbuHters
baltling in fer Isabelle Der benahfdr4
ten Gburh pf tbs Rep Serufalem, ppr
bis duf ben lsBten pIaB 6efeBt,m
SauIe. 9as abipe6slunssrsibs prOs
sramm, bds bon 30gIingsn oss Sin
einnoti GOnierpdtorp oi Uluiie uno
fsr Shuiisr Sdool butHaefiibrt MIR
Re, bot biibifje muiitaliid)s 8orbietuns
gen uHb rei5eros DetlSnatiorsn. as
Sdngerinnen tpirtien nit bic Srl.
Wfilbrsb Subler, Waridn &itdeu uuo
Wtdrauerite Gtegsmiller. 9lls isbr
tb6tisr @ioliniit beipGbrts Iih S,rr
@illarb 9alltntir. unS fpo6lperbieute
Qnerfennung srntst Der Piauiit Serr
6arbin, ipGbrenb 5rl. Wlarie
Duane, FRI. aatbleen grsulsur unb
Jrl. Grnftal 2epp tas publitum bur9
irunbsrbiibi5e Rs3itatioHen erfreutsn
unb bur6 ipoblpsrbienten gipplaus
aasse5eihnst tpurben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-20
GIanzsndss RsIuItat
Der stItrisr @abentae bradJte benz
yetbeoba S,oipital iiber $1,000 elm.

,iebesgaben in gaar lmO niibliben
Safen fanlcn bon mob iu,o fern. =.
Die grcBtc 3iuOenoung maHte nit
500 eih 5rclnlS, Ser nid,t genanilt
5u peroen luiini9t. 3lpeite Ge.it.
idle @etbooiiten @emeinoc ianote
Si35. - Sonntagsidule Der iSe.
ineinoc in Gopilgton iitermi.telte
800. Bon aiisirarts tamen
-Gelogeid)enfe i'm 9eiraee bon ettyc
$1,000. = G,robortiser grfola mar
Der 0n3ar oSouie 9oimtiiul". -
Siibide MISUNDERSTANDING b..
iGioB oaS Set.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-20
ppfer Der Giisn6a6n.

sluf trdsifde @eiie fam geitern
8ormittag Der 81 Sabre aIte Gnton
aoeitigsman,t, pom gtp. 1924 Seitibmp
alpenue, inns aeben. Der @reis, Der
ieit langen Sabren urit preseIn bau.
iirte, tpurbe, als en- Die gstpealifreu-
5itng Der @ig Sour gabu an Der
Sorriion @pemie iiberidreiten mollte,
bon einem BaiiaEer5lg niebergerannt
itnS blieb aui Der Stelle toot.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-20
Die spmpbcaisiaiiou.

elm seitrisen 9nge begann BET Der
Gbiiitr geinfmnp 60. Der gorpertniii
Del SaiionbiIIets fin bic Spnrpbonie.
fonSerte obne grdmienalfidlag. Gie.
fer gerfalf iudbrt Bis einihIiebIiD
SGmstas uno ON Moutac erhaItcn
bie WaiifidIiIer Gelegenbcit iih lire
Saiionbilleis 5it tiiderrl, glm Mortas
glbeno I'M flint llbr idIicft Der gor.
pcrtauf Der SaiionbiIlets befinitio
irnS ant @fittuodJ beginnt bann Der
8erfauf fiir Die eriten beioen aonserte,
Die befanniIid am gsadnlittag oes ~.
lnb am 4benb OeS 2S. Cftober ltatt-
ilnoen-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-20

tina in Soft befinbet, hat befnnnt,
bob er mn I9dr3 1915 mth Elm Sotcl
in DsepIano, 9e. g., et1taidlerte. CT 1T
bereit. lid, bort gum 8ro5et gu iteaeil.
sloltnq CAB an, CT babe eurnoIS III
liebereinItiuurlns nit elmer gluffor-
berlrna oes SoteL Gieentbiimers ge-
bonoelt, Der bic bobe geriiterirngs-
l.innle crloneen ipoQte. Der @cfar-
scn. ioqte, en- babe fir bie gtnGite-
RING ocs @ebdubes riir 10 bel erGnI-
ten, odB er gsoro,Garolinn .periaiilH
topute
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-20

Gauitelle all Der Spring @rope 2lpe.
uno SerguS StraBe, tuo er biiter ai'
aem 9ieflame5oun cine 9leAbiiHfe
aasaru6, IN Der ii4 Die 0finge befan'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-20

Sbr Grocer bat Nanaeusil.
ler'S Steel Gst &aifes
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-20

ltnier gseat in Samiltun 1T Scrr
Gomaro grud, 449 Siio 5arfte sr..
gea Sci: 476 u. Some Sb1ne
1851 /. q.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1916-02-11
Remembering Face..

Hotel clerks have way Of recogniz-
ing guests as soon as they sign a reg.
lister. The most successful hotel keep
ers have to have this power of remem-
bering the faces of their guests and all
about them or they would soon lose
their custom by the mistakes they
would make.
Bank cashiers carry in their memo
ries the faces and signature Of most
Of the customers Of the bank.
Detectives, too, get into the habit OF
remembering the faces Of every one
with whom they have to deal. whether
criminals or not
II don't think have ever forgotten
q customer" a clerk In one of the big
safe deposits recently said. There are
hundreds Of safe deposit boxes rented
in our vaults, and l can generality re-
member, without referring to our
books. the name, number and pass
word Of each customer. "-Exchange.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1916-02-11
The Expanding stens.

In the rock of ST. Gowan's chapel. in
Wales, was a natural cavity upon
which the name of the expanding
stone" was bestowed by popular tradi
tion. because the strange fancy prevail
ed that this stone automatically adapt
ed itself to the size Of any one who
entered the cavity.
The legend ran. as quoted by Mr.
George F. Kunz In "The Magic Of
Jewels and Charms" that once, dur
ing the pagan prosecutions. when q
fugitive Christian. holly pursued, reach
ed this rock 1t opened up Of its own
accord so that he could slip into II
and then closed about him so as to
hide him effectually from his enemies.
This expanding stone was believed to
manifest its magic power by bringing
TO pass the wish expressed by any one
who entered 1t. provided he did not
change his wish while he turned
around within it.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1916-02-11
THEIR DUTIES TO SOCIETY"
Women Would Find Il Hard 70 An
.wer Why They Assume Res
possibilities Of Position.

Everyone knows what society" II,
although to anyone who did not It
would be difficult to explain. Men
laugh at it, but 1t Is not to be laughed
at. With q power a. strong as the
church, or stronger. it lies about us,
impalpable, whimsical. almost irresist-
ible. 1t may take all . woman has
to give, and give little back; or It may
give everything It has to give, and de-
mand little. Whether it is woman's
highest duty. or her toy. has appar.
emily not been decided. Whether those
who give themselves to 1t most entire
ly do 50 In an abandonment Of self-in-
diligence or in a spirit Of high sacrt
fee. one cannot cay. The inveterate
habit, common to all people, Of dress
ing up whatever they are doing In .
cloak Of morality, has in this case SO
confused all the phraseology Of social
rites that it is impossible to tell what
is pleasure and what is crucifixion.
Women dress, not because they like to
look pretty. but because they owe It"
to their husbands, or their children, or
to society. They make calls and give
dinners, not because they like 1t, but
because they feel themselves obliged
to. and they are glad when 1t is over.
They go to parties, not because they
expect to have u good time-they pro
fess to be bored by them-but because
for various reasons It seems Necessary
to.-Atlantic Monthly
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1916-02-11

The greatest remedy for anger Is de-
lay. Beg anger to grant you this at
the first. not in order that 1t may par
don the offense, but that 1t may form
a right judgment about it. II 1t de-
lays it will come to an end. Do not
attempt to quell it all at once. for It's
first impulses are fierce. By plucking
away its parts we shall remove the
whole. We are made angry by some
things which we learn at second hand
and by some things which we ourselves
hear or see. Now, we ought to be slow
to believe what is told us. If
you were about to give sentence In
court about ever so small sum Of
money you would take nothing rs
proved without witness. and a wit
ness would count for nothing except on
his oath You would allow both sides
to be heard: you would allow them
time-Seneca.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1916-02-11
w.shinoton At NIGHT.

Night life comes on swiftly when II
gets really started. Night In Washing
ton is beautiful girl drawing black
velvet, Jewel bespangled cloak over
white shoulders. The streets are light
ed with dull bronze, rather low lamps;
artistically perfect lamps that hold dull
white, glowing globes. The lamps are
very close together. They are the
pearls that the girl winds about her
throat and in her dusky hair.
The White House stands out, giim-
mering boldly against the black Of the
foliage. its lighted windows dimmed
with tightly drawn curtains. What Of
national portent may not have hap
pened behind those same curtalned
windows, Perhaps fear has grappled
with bravery behind the shelter Of the
friendly walls; perhaps hatred and love
have clashed. Perhaps towards have
become strong. and surely strong men
have wept. Characters and homes and
nations have been nodded behind those
friendly blinds.-Margaret e. Sang
ster. Jr.. in Christian Herald.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1916-02-11
RATHER IS MUCH MALlGNED
Hated Reptile Not Nearly So Black a.
We Has Been Painted by Those
Who Do Not Like Him.

Rare, indeed, are wild creatures OF
this continent which are capable OF
causing the fear and respect that the
rattlesnake causes.
A big part of the fear is unfounded.
He's dangerous, but there's no use of
being frightened at him. In the first
place, he usually gives you an unmis-
taxable warning, 4 little buzzing hiss
which he makes with his tail.
He gives his warning with a set OF
shell-like rattles on the end Of his tail,
by which he is most easily distin-
1uished from other snakes. It used to
be a common belief that the snake
added . rattle each year and that you
could tell his age by the number OF
rattles. Now 1t Is known that some
times he will grow three rattles in a
year and that old snakes sometimes
lose q rattle or two.
His color varies from yellowish
brown to dark brown. The snake is
darkest Just before he sheds his skin,
which may be two or three times a
year. When he makes an attack he
doesn't leap through the air." and he
cannot strike farther than his OVID
length, usually not that far. Since the
common rattlesnake rarely grows be
yond five feet in length, you see his
range Is limited.
Nor Is he so hungry for human flesh
as most persons would imagine. He's
very well satisfied with his diet of
mice, rats-yes, and sometimes SOUR.
rel or rabbit. He eats enough mic e
and rats every year to make him the
farmers friend instead Of q hated
enemy.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1916-02-11
STORIES THAT 20 NOT NIX
Tales Of spooks and the Valuation Of
Real Estate should Do Told On
Separate Pages.

The ghost story ranks with the i'm
nortals. Science, education, strong
skeptical view Of the supernatural.
have been unable to Danish 1t. 1t digs
its nails in and hangs ON though all
the winds of progress try to blow II
out of existence.
A New York newspaper gives . first
page column to q ghost story. A fine
old mansion in Connecticut il about to
be torn down because the spooks and
SHADES have rendered it untenable to
the ordia..ry mortal. Until two years
ago the house was occupied by an
amiable and unexcitable matron. She
heard ghosts clanking their chains in
the halls. But she never bothered her
head about 1t. The swish Of invisible
crinolines did not disturb her. When
cannon balls came rolling down the
stairs she merely said Dear me-" and
rolled over and went to sleep again.
Only one thing made her peevish.
There was a trap door in the kitchen
and when the cook made apple pie.
that door would rise slowly and the
cook would depart suddenly. 1t was
always q lot OF trouble hunting for
new cooks. The lady said all this spec
trail playfulness was nothing to her,
because it was carried on by her an
cestors, and they couldn't possibly do
her harm. But she is gone, and no enc
as courageous or Indifferent has ap-
peared on the premises. So the house
has to come down.
Ghost stories are interesting read.
ing. They will p. badly always be
entertaining. But when they get mixed
up with the real estate business an ap-
peal ought to be made for IN injunc-
ton.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1916-02-11

TIA geologic resource of GVpates(
valge TO the health Of communities Is {
supply OF pure drinking water. 1t IL
generally recognized that number OF
diseases. prominent among which are
typhoid fever and amoebic dysentery-
4 disease more common In tropical eli
mates. but found also In the United
States-are contracted through contain
mated water or contaminated food.
Therefore a supply of pure water will
eliminate one Of the sources Of such
injection.
It Is highly desirable to obtain sup
plies of domestic water from sources
other than the shallow wells, some Of
them open. that are found near many
houses. Tae water obtained from deer
wells has percolated through sands and
other material for SO great distance
that its impurities have been removed
by filtration, and 1t possesses a sani-
tary value that cannot well be overes-
timated, for such water is free from
the bacteria causing typhoid fever and
the protozoa causing amOebic dysen-
tory. and its use obviates the necessity
for shallow wells that may serve as q
breeding place for Anopheles, the mos
quito to which malarial infections Is
due.-Geological Survey Bulletin.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1916-02-11
midas Hoarded Gold.

For many years London has been
steadily drained of her gold by India.
In ten years India has absorbed from
circulation 100000 gold sovereigns
and boarded them away. The coolie
has learned that silver rupees are
poor investment, especially If he melts
them into anklets or nose ring for
his wife. as over 80 per cent of the
silver is lost in the melting pot, while
the gold sovereign preserves its value
whether he keeps it as coin or melts
1t. When coolie collects Is ru-
pees which he finds to be temporarily
surplus he buys a sovereign with it
He has come to understand the wis
dom of boarding away only the gold
coin, which be knows he can always
realize on at its original value.