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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-22
Woman and Home
Ethical
alks

I with the tailor-made soul, who likes a
strictly tailor made blanket.
talk about your complex color COM
oinations, listen to this:
hat from the great Georgette of
Paris is OF yellow leghorn. The under
portion OF the brim is faced with Nat
tier blue taffetas. On one side Of the
orim. placed very fiat. is white un-
| curled ostrich plume. On the other
side, arranged in exactly the same
| manner. is n brown uncurled ostrich
plume. Directly in front is pink
tissue rose. Trailing round among tho
feathers Is a black velvet ribbon. And
yet, II is lovely thing! It's all in
the trick Of arrangement.
The mushroom shape continues TO
urge itself into the shops, and will be
more and more popular as the season
advances. The large crown permits
the building up OF n towering couture,
which is one Of the happinesses of the
moment, after years OF the scared and
"skun-b back" twist
Copyright. 1916, by j. Keelcy.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-22
Little Bobbie' S Pa
Business Of Ad-Writins Has a
Strong Appeal.
ny William r. Kirk.

The reeson 7 wait lait for dinner
tonitc, said Pa to Ma wen he CAIN ioam
last evening. is beekaus l had Il Ions
talk with advertising ritter & he
wants ME to help him.
Help him do what, get hoam to
his dinner? sed Ma.
why no sed Pa, he wants me to
help him rite ads.
IIa Fla sed Ma.
That's 1t. sed Pa, that is all ever
git from you wen / try to branch out
the Ha Ha.
But wen did you start beeing a
I'D ritter, sed Ma.
Oh, 1t is jest material for me, sed Pa.
have the power OF eXpresshun. !
thot you knew that by this time.
newer notised II particular. scd
Ma, altho you do talk good deel sum
evenings wen you git hoam. What are
You going to rite yure ads about /:
Dress goods?
No. sed Pa, tho l ought to know A
crate deel about them. after beeing
yure husband so long. No, think
will rite my first ads about a famous
new drink that has jest calm out.
Would Split. Fifty-Ftfty.
oh to he sure, sed Ma, to he sure
Wha, else on erth cud possibly inter
est you. OF course.
If maik a lot of mummy riteinE
these ads. sed Pa, you and me will
whack it up. fifty fifty. wuddent
think OF making any mummy without
sharing II with my deer littel wife
We'll. sed Ma, your deer lttel wife
wud like TO have about twenty dol
lars advance mummy. ! want to go e.
look at new shirt waist saw ad-
fertsed. wuddent have thot OF II.
Ma sed' only you menshuned advertis-
ting
VIII ii cost you twenty to look a,
this shirtwaist? sed Pa. shudder
10 think what it shud amount TO IL
you desided to buy it,
DO I git the advance? sed Ma
You sure do. Sed Pa Here is the
twenty. Will give ii to you in two
tens, maybe you Will saiv one of the
tens, Ia sed.
You doant need TO worry about me
saving mummy, sed Ma, if you was
only half AS saving we wud be abel TO
live at Newport. Maybe after you git
tamus riteinG ads we can live there
anyway ! have always wanted TO
pcelong to the -Four Hundred, Ma. sed.
so cud snub them wen thay invited
me around
That wud be glorious, wuddent It.
sed Pa
II certainly wud, sed Ma G. it vud-
dent cost as much to live thare If we
snuhoed all OF them, beekaus we wud-
dent have TO entertain them if We
dident so TO thare homes
wan! to live in the country ware
can fish. sed.
Yes. Bobbie. sed Pa, WON are going
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-22
SLAYER MUST PAY DAMAGES

tSpccia! 10 The Times Dispatch
DANN1LLE, VA. May al.--Mrs Dam
eron Hodnct, whose husband was k.lieh
hy Coley Taylor, "a well-known PIT
sylvania miller. two months ago. has
been awarded $1,000 damages against
Taylor.
Soon after her husbands death Mrs
liodnet Instituted proceedings against
Taylor. who was fined 800 in the Cir
cut Court on a charge Of felonious as
tault. After trial lasting two DAYS
the jury awarded her damages Sho
MSkeA $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-22
At the Movies TO-DAY

HEN-t.ertrutle Robinson, in "Ih-
Quality of Faith.-
fOLONIAI-"Goid and the Wcm-
nm" with Marguerite Clayton and
Tom Chnttcrton.
SrRAND-IiaIci Dawn, in "Ihc
Feud Girl"
Ni'ToR-Penrl White, In "Ihc
Iron Claw
ODIjON-BiIIie Burkc, In "t.lorin,.
Roiuance." md .'Ihc Cycle of Iife-
with star cnsf.
Embellishments Enirbanks In
"fhc Good Hnd Nan,' nnd Kew
stone comedy.
ISiS-fiHzeI Dawn. In .rhc SnI-,-
Indy"
iII'FIE-SpectpI feature. md
sinElc-rcrl HIru..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-22

TO live in the country. newer fear
That has been the ambishun of MY life
10 own nice hoam In the country
We are going to have grand farm,
sum day. with horses G. a colt for you
20 ride.
lie mite brake the colts back, like
The old story goes sed Ma Well. deer
est seq Ma, ] don't care how much
YOU dreem as long as you slip me cnuff
OF these twenty dollar bills. You arc a
grand husband after all. sed Ma. no
matter how often have to mari; Won
absent or tardy. Then Ma Rugged ia
d the twenty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-22

ier ana Smithey, had no knowledge OF
the personality of the contestant or OF
the school 10 which he or she belong
cd the Key TO this knowledge being
In the hands OF Mrs. g. q. Blakey The
decision WAS made on favor OF james
Roberts. or Ashland student Of the
Ashland High School, the contestant
next fulfilling the requirements or ex-
cellcnce being Miss Lewis of Han.
over. The awarding OF the prize. a
81 gold piece, viii take place at the
high school commencement In Juno
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-22
Menu Suggestions

Breakfast.
Grape Fruit Cereal with Cream
Egg koliS Fried Cucumber s
Rye Mullins Coffee
Lunch.
Ham and EGGS
Hot Water Gingerbread
Cocoa
Dinner.
Milk Soup
Beef Loaf Brown Bread
Potatoes Tomatoes
Chinonade Salad
Cheese Crackers
Pineapple Jelly Coffee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-22

LYNCHBURG, VA, May 2I.--Rel.
Claudius r. Smith. rector Of Grace Ale
mortal Episcopal Church here. has ac-
cepted an invitation 20 deliver the am
nual DECORATION Day Grafton at the
Elks' National Eonc at Bedford on
June {. y large delegation OF Lynch
burg ElkY VIII attend the service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-22

VII! NOT continue in the elongated
INES formed hy the Nat plaits. wide
Band Is used AZ the hem This is Of
the t"il!. though IL could be OF tar.
feta If one prefers.
The model is decidedly Englishy. an.
would look we'll on the tailor made cir
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-22
Useful
. Hints
WHO'S GUILTY?
End Story. The Tight Rein
By Mrs. Wilson Woodrow

Author of ssTho Silver BUTTERFLY" "The
Blnck Pearl" "Snliy Snit," Etc.
(NovcliBcd from the series OF photo
plays OF the snme name released by
Pathc Exchange and shown AT the VIC
tor Thcntcr.)
Copyright, 1915, Mrs. Wilson woodrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-22
Household Hints

Ammonia will often restore colors
that have been faded by acids
After washing wooden blankets dry
them on curtain stretchers to prevent
them from shrinking.
Soaking broom in hot water before
using for the first time will make the
orist!es stronger and add many months
to their life.
20 remove wax or tallow stains. Law
niece OF brown paper over them and
apply hot flatiron. After one or two
applications the paper will absorb
every Bit Ct the wax or tallow from
the cloth, leaving no trace behind
wash the bindings lightly with a
SOFT sponge dipped in a mixture Of :,
half-ounce of the best glue dissolved in
one pint OF warm water, one teaspoon
ful OF Elycerin and little -four pa ste
when dry, rub we'll with chamois
skin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-22
Cheese Fondu

Take One-haif cupfuI Of cheese.
crumbled, one cupful or hot milk,
ono egg, One-half teaspOonfol ot
butter. salt and pepper to taatc,
melt cheese and butter in hot milk
breaderunba, bake until brown.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-22

SYNOPSIS OF PREVIOUS CHAPTER
Jeremiah Mccall rich mill owner. treats
his son jock with utmost v!Eor. holding him
TO accountability for every penny O: the
small gums he gives him Jock falls in love
with Amy Prentice. pretty operative in
tho mill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-22

Ammonia will often restore colors
that have been faded by acids
The day book., 1916-04-05
No. 6-The springbok

This remarkable picture is of a ga
zele euchre or South African spring
box in action. Book beer that springs
in the spring is named after the
springbok It is very easily alarmed
and if it was standing near a giant
tree that suddenly crashed down it
would spring straight up in the air
and bounce away to safety. Notice
the springs on his hoOfs. They are
very valuable and are used for max
ing watches, spring tonics, spring
mattresses, but they are not very use
full for spring housecleaning. This
animal is very cowardly and springs
from any animal it sees coming, but
why has it a pair of AZ C. m. horns?
-O-O-
Charles |. had in his retinUe a
dwarf only 18 inches tall.
The day book., 1916-04-05

that we have, but 1 wish to make a
break for the better thing that is to
come. 1t is not my purpose, either,
to convey the impression that 1 am
the victim of silly ideas, or that there
should be a universal waIk-out on
the part of all students in our insti-
tutions of learning. I do, however,
want to make it plainly understood
that there is great need for reform in
our educational system.
The day book., 1916-04-05

ploma without having received an ed
ucatiOn.
The process of stUffng your mind
four and five hours at a time, and
afterward endeavOTing to convince a
professor on an examination paper
that you had gotten enough out of
what you had gOrged to entitle you
to two or three Units-that is not ed
ucatiOn.
To me that sort of thing is a pro-
cess of intellectual gormandizing. It
tears down the capacity for original
and creative work.
Unless what is taken into the mind
is received with a natural appetite,
resulting in digestion and assimila-
ton, it is not education. AS the food
we eat becomes a rich blood flowing
through our veins, so should our in
tellectUal acquisitions become an in
separable part Of our very being.
There is great deal of rich food
being wasted in our great educational
institutions. The food is there but
the process of feeding it is wrong.
There is too great a quantity, lack
ing in quality.
left the university because did
not want to add myself to the long
list of faint-hearted, istless, deaden-
ed personalities. would rather have
a spirit that is free and energized
rather than all the degrees that could
be bestowed upon me.
But there should be no need to sac
rifice these things for education. Ed
UcatiOn should make energized per
sOnaIities, not destroy them. But
until the economic problem is solved,
our education will continue to be a
mere form; until our lives are freed
from the terrible struggle for our
a.. 1. i L. T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-10

Cine rfrisbIide gfodabr"
Orit&enlanbs i'm Jubre
1880. Wan ftreibt: 2fnasfdts btr
afriebli&en Bloddbs", Die bon ben
ensldnbrn iibsr bic erishiift stiins
unb bic sris9ifden 9Gfen bsrbdnai
iporosn IN, tpirb man on cine dbHlite
@atpaltibat srinnert. bic iid bic
gnsIdnbsr i'm Sabre 1850 gsssn@ries
atnIanb srlaubisn. Wegen anseblidsr
8srlsbuns Der Mshie tnsliidsr Inter
tbansn (ts banbt!ie iih babsi lin bi.
iibsrmdbias gntfhdbisunssforber
sints GnsIdnbers fir feiut bel sintm
pobslnufiianb sslittsnen WsrIuite, bes
rtn Observation-Disclosures psriptissrie)
blodirie sin snsl.idss Geihtpabsr bic
erit4ifdx stiiits unb beiHlasnabmis
stlpa Jtpsibunbsrt IN ben bpriiasn Sd.
fen litssnbe G9iffs. um @rieftnlane
5um Nohgsben 3u 3ipingsn. llsber bic
is GrsigniiTs beridttts am 8. Januar
1850 bic a0nigin 2tmals bon Oris.
hsnlanb ibrtm Qaier. BEN grobbns
5os pop DIbfnbura In einsm nusfiibrs
Iiden GhreibsH. aus benz sirtssSdbs,
be aus fiir bic esgfnpdrtissn wsrs
bdIinine GsIsuus beiitsn. bsrausss'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-10

Jemer.

- aurs Dor brei llbr Sonntas
frib 5rah in benz etnftodigsH Sarbs.
robe gebGube bes Cincinnati Solf
Clubs, on Der 9raHbin unb Sors
renee Roab, aug Bis isst nod unbes
tannten 9riinben Elm 5euer aus, oas
siuen S6aoen BON $1,000 anri9tefs,
ebe es sel0i9t tperben tonnte.
- Sn Der SunseIas Garage, pdbs
bad unb Reooins Roab, ssrietb gs@
iteru gormittaa infoIee elmer Gaiolins
gIploIion Elm Quto in Sranb unb
ipurbe fart bcitdbigt, ebe es seldng
bas Geuer au Ioi4en. In benz Ses
bdubt ielbf puroe teinerIei S4aben
ans.riftst.
snfplse eines iiberbei5ten Sfens
brad5 geitern QbeNo, turs Dor 6 uhr
in BEN S4uIraum Der Glmpooo
pr.sbDtsriansr airds, g. 80. Gde GA.
unb Sair part 2lps., glmpOob, elm
Seuer aug, bas einen Sdaben bon ets
ma $500 auridtete, ebe bic 2otaIs
Seusrpsbr uno ou6 bic DON bier bers
3ueesilten fsuerpebr aompasnien
40 unb 4S ben Siammen Ginbalt s.s
bieten .onHteH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-10

paut Stride In glifton tDirb am IL.
b. Wts. IN Der ct. Stepbanus Shuls
bale Elm gudrs absebaltsn tperben.
- Der ct. Marien Jrauenberein
Der ct. Stspbanus 0emeinbe bat fols
senbe 8samte srtpdblt: Grau gli3as
betb pelssr, Grau Sabina MoIf, arau
anna Dpermaun, Jrau GIifabetb
9Orsemans,, grau Geo. Setbmann
unb Grau psters.
49, Wdbr.nb Der 9tbtpeienbeit Der
Jdmilie Ioam Rorbbeim, gp. 316
Getprab Strabe, brans seitern Nabr
mittng Elm Sieb in bic Wpbnung elm
,ino itabI Elm gplbsneS Qrmba..b. =
Gin Sisb, pelder mittels Ra4ialiiis
iets In bic @obuuus DON Sobn Smith,
Hp. 90 Weit 6. Strube einSubrinsen
bsriu6te, puros rsdt5eitis enteedt
unb perideuht.
SoIepb pattsrIon, DON go. 70S
Gomez Strabe, pirc isit lsBtam
Samitas psrmibt.
Sm areisseridt tpirb beute Der
prpseb gesen ben 5arbigen Osear
gab beginner. gaB bate anseblid
sins brennenbe Campo mad 'einer
@attin ssi9leuoert, pOburd Der Sop
Der Jrau Deruriaat iein ipII.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-10
Rleine Yoli3eimattr ttrid5tem.

- alopb unb @m. Sibion, por
Waudeiter, GIap Co., ap., bic bierter
getommen paren I'm iih bic Sebens'
piirbistsiten Der @robitabi gu BE-
trahten, ipurben on Der 3. unb Jobn
Gtrabe Don Sipei Sarbisen ansebalien
unp um ibre 9dari3aften i'm Sc
iammtbetraa BON $34 bepaubt.
- giNbreher branaen in Der
Gdmitaa Radt in bic Dirtbf6aft BON
sSobu 8. Sboemater, &euDon @pe.
unb gapmiller Strabs, unb erbeuteten
Mbistep unb Gisarren I'm @sfammts
Dertbe Don $57.
Der 42jdbrise Staliener 90.
mes Ruio, 956 90. 6. GiraBe, Der fi4
bic Sreibtit erlaubte, bic Satin bes
cSypbn SsnbeI, 1899 SO. 6. Ctr. pab.
rero elmer partp In bem IeBteren
5auie Az beIeibisen, ipupoe bon Senbel
bsrurt NIT siusm RHiippsI sussri6tst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-10

lin pOn bem fabsIbaiien @sT6Gftss
seipinn. ben bic nsutraleH amtriiansr
an ben Daffens uub Munitionss aiefss
runs.n sinbtimisn fir uns aud ttu
grOfdmdsn abfaIIen gu IaiI.n, baben
bic Yaut.ss Der beutfhen 5eerespsrs
ipaltuns cine alnsabl eaSaretbsglutos
mobil, 5ur werfiisuns seitellt.
Der 2anbtpsbrmann Wleptr fOI naG
sin.m Gsfsdt ais tritsr 1eripunbster
in bas 9sfdbrt fIstiern. als Rrdits
uaseHfiibrsr eriennt sr bic amsriianis
i6e Marte urn fpriht 5u bem Suni'
tdtsr.
.Jrib., psnbe eriat nod smaI ale
GiiteH um."
.@Osu benn2 Sir Did iDirb ss 70
aud seben.1
sRdrriitsr asrl! Wtnn M nod 10
&c ileen.s Bomb@tn brinut lisgsx &c.
bIiebsn is!s "A
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-10

bab Ct nah bem Stabtbofpital sea
bradt perben mubts.
- Der Mafhiniit syreb. gurbrinf.
1858 aoiiutb Strabe ipurbe seitsr1
firth in eirem Reitaurdnt on Glorf
unb @ine Strabe bon sinsm llnbss
tanntsn. Der ibn einen Seab fHimpfte.
nit einem Sobtf9lGser niebersd4la.
gen. iporauf Iein 9tnsreifer bie Gluds
ersriff. 8urbrint 1T Der @niidt.
bab isin NHsreifer Elm linton glas
ffiniit mar, Der iid an ibm rddeH
pcllte, neil sr iid selpeisert bate,
an ben Streit au seben.
- Die seiitsai9fpa9e Grace 9pnos
ban, 122 Weit 9. Strabe, purbe se'
itern 4benb, nahbem elm bon ibr
uHternommensr Gslbitmorbperiuh
pereiteIt iporbeu ipar, BON ihren
Rahbarn feiteebalten, big Elm berbsis
sepufener pplioiit anseiommen mar
nno lie na6 bem Stabtbpipital ihis
den lieb.
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Maerlei gern,utbungem
5sst man b.5iigIid bsrppn
btr Rtsieruns in aus
ii6t esittIIttn ueutn

btr Resieruns in aus
ii6t sefeIIten neutn
Stenerssfebe.
Berlin, oia 2onbon, 10. San.
Der aH.ilnOiglns pss Sdabamis.
isiretars Or. aarI !osIfitrid. bab
Heus StsuerstieBe 5u eriparisn film
ben, iinb i.in. lp.ii.rsn WiiiRiIans.n
bon autsniifder Seiie bdril6sr gsfslgi,
nj. Die neuen SieusrH auigebradt
ipsrSsr ioIIen unb ME bod Der bsnSs
tbiste getraa ieiu lpirb. Sm aabin.i
itIbft fdeint man iid be,iisIid Der
5ras. nod nidt gang tIar su isiu
uno ber gubsstiommiiIion S.sRa6ss
tags iinb nod ieinerlsi 9oridIdss uHs
isrbreitet iporbtn.
aus GriIdrinsen. bic BON eyinanss
dutoritassH einssIusr gunbtsitadisn
obseseben iporbsn, fUtpis aud aus an
b.rsn in Der pr.fe eri6isnsnsn Rit.
tbsiIuHs.n i@eint bsrOOrsusebsu, bub
bic RsiHsresisruns '.inen @,riub
MAIDEN ipirb. iid auf Oas @sbist Der
oirsiien Stsuern su bssebsu. bas uns
ter oem beuif4en Stsu,ripiiem ,insis
unO oIIein ben einS.Iiiaaisn suiisbi.
Die Jinansminiiier Don ganrn unO
Sohisn baben bsrsits often er,ldri,
bdb fie sans sntfdieb.n sss.n tine BIZ
rsste geiteueruns ieii,ns bes Rsid.s
iinS, jebo4 nitts ssssn Rsidsmpnos
pole sinsupsHoen bab,H unp 5u bisier
Wetbobe ipirb man aud ipabrI9s,nIid
3ufludt nebmen.
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Sal Der aanbiusbrlente.

Der Dsutfd,s aanbpsbrDsrsin sibt
am Samitas, 20. Sanuar, in ben Sas
len bes SeutIden alubs einsn sroben
Ban, gu bem bon Seitsn zines ers
probten 8ommittees bic beitsn @orb.s
reitunsen getroffsn tperbsn. Der
2anbpsbrpersin ii aIs @sranitaIter
gebisseHer bsutf6A 5siilidtsitsn felt
feinem 9eitsben beiannt unb besbalb
iperbsn bieislben dua ftts germ be-
fudt. Die bsfrennbeten 1sreins babrn
bic on fie ersaHgsneH GinlabuHgeu aus
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Nebpsrt.

Die ges,pSprt Office iir bas Gin.
einnafer goIfsbIntt" 6efinSef ii& In
go. 339 gprf strass, sssenlber bem
Gourtbouie, ippieIbit Nesisfeiten, Nn'
seigen n. I. M. bis neun libr gbenbs
enfsesenaenommen nerbeu. 5d.
Spnth 2401.
- Der beutf6e @eneralitab Der.
fiist iiber groBs Strateaeu, fpelds Sus
slei6 bic eriten Watbemotiter Der
Wslt finb. Iber bic Srrtbiimer in ben
bieFgen @asre6nuneen aus5ufinb.H,
oiirften iif bod Hiht i'm Stanbe fein.
2dprence WcNultp DON 30.
1877 9ort Strabs, Elm S6Daeer bes
Mapprs 2ipinsftor, 1T i'm 2tItsr bon
81 SabreH geftOrbeu.
- Coroner 0r. Digbp permohte
in 8etreff bes Sobes bon gat Dee.
gan, DeIcher in sirem Souie an Der
9ierteu Strabe nit elmer tiefer
Sdnittpuube am Salfe ssfuubsn
ipuroe, feinen @abripru6 ab5useben.
@r bat bic tDeitere unteriu6uns ben
SrcbsddfDorcuen iiberpiefer.
= SIN SeTnbbeitsamt ipurben in
Der dbgelrffeuea Mote fplgenbs 30.
besfdlle ansemeIbet: auna Smitb, "a;
G5rd 8. ailpotrid, 70; 8aIenttn
Smitb, SO; Scbn ADRIAN, SO; @isea
StItch, so; Sfabeaa Roa6, 2S5 Sas.
Gopert, 70: aeua &ruis, 80; Samss
s. Sorn, 3 Sage; Rarp GreeH, 81;
@mma @sns, 67, unp U. 5uish, 76
Sabre alt.
-3um 8spsn Der ct. 9iuesnt be
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6amtltpn.


6err Gouarb Vrud. 449 Glib Tinite
Strafe. SsQ Sci. 476 g., Some
hnne 1881 q.
9attenmorb in MibbIes
topn.
(ssesiaIsepeite Ses .GineiHnatier goIisbTatt' }
5amiIton, Ohio, 9. sSanuar.-
hilbert 2aiibleb, 115 Sefferion Str.
in Wiobletptpn pobubaft, tebrte beute
Wtorssu I'M 3 ubr BON einer Geiells
fdaft Suriid. Wlit 1eiuer grau GIis
iabetb ssrietb er in Strsit unb i'm
@erlauf oesielben SOs er ieinen ReDpIs
Der uub feuerte bier Shiiiis duf feline
Jrau ab. Disislbs iaut entiselt gu
gpben. Mit bsm S6ieben ni6t ges
mug, itiirais iid bic MOrpbsitte uuf
iein Spfer unb fdnitt ibm ben SaIs
ab. glad benz idredlihen Geidebnib
benadri1tiste sr bic Radbarn uno
iibergab iih Der poli3ei. 2aiibleD 1T
AZ Sabre alt unb feline 0rau mar orei
Sabre dltsr. aaiibIsp mar Der 9ruber
tbres erten Mannes, ben lie ipGter
bsiratbets. Die sSrau bat bon ibrem
sriten Wann cine 5ohtsr, bic NIT Ell
mem Iann in 9amiltOn psrbsiratbei
iein Ioa.
- Ginbre6er braden bic Saetbe
an benz Siuterfsniter Der 9ismarts
Wirtbfdaft an Der Court StraBe
1uf, ipurbsn absr perfdeuht.
- Mabel q. Walbrid, 29, Satiin
Don Sobn @. WaIbrit Don SO. 343
Siio IL. Strabs, itorb seiteru Mors
gen i'm Merep 5oipital an einem Rsrs
oenIeibsn NIT SintsrIoiiuns oes Sat
ten unb bier ainoeru. - Saeob .. !
FREEMAN, 76, itarb porseit.rH Gbeno |
IN Der Wpbnuus feiues SplneS
SIaube g. Jreemdn, 30. 539 Siio IL.
strabe, an Der Grippe. CT biuterIdbi |
,pei &inber.
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pbne 0intak
Wirb Ser MiIitdraipans
in England aufbenauss
oouoh.a Rrisoes fefu.

WtrD Der WtItlut ~e"s
In England a aufbenWnsz
aana bes Rrisses fetr.
MmRerbam Dia 2onbon, 8.
Sanuar. Die ,Grantfurtsr 3eituns'
f4reibt bejiisli4 Der asitation Su
Guniteu bss Militdrswansss in enss
lamb:
nDie 9lnnabme Der Militdrborlags
1T bos erits 3.iden BON Der pirtIt'
den Ghfpdde ensIanbs, ipenni9on
II, anbererfeits aud bic Stdrts Der
Resieruna unb bic 6artnddisisit bes
snslifden Gbaraitsrs baribut.
Defer ausenifxinli4e Wiberipru6
erildrt iifb ipie fOIst: nnsssfiet bsfs
tiger @esenitr6munsen be. bic Rssiss
runs bod bas erIanst, ipas lie bas
Ben tpoIIte. Dds 1T elm 3siden bon
Stdrts. DAB bic Rssisruns jebo4
ss3Ipunsen mar. Dsrartis.s 80 ipiins
f6en. 1T Elm 3eiden fir bic Sdipd4s
nna Gnslanbs. iOipeit feline Steauns
in Der Gntente ingetradt fommi. gs
III liar, bab gnsIanb nj. gu sinem
foIden GntidIub setommen ipdre, Der
sesen alle ibrs lleberliefsrunssn unS
poiitiifen grunbidbe psritObt, fpsnn
es ui9t ba5u ss5ipunstn seiptien ipas
re unb sipar in sriter ainis bur6 poe
litifde @riinbe tpel6e iein @erbdlts
nib gu ieinsn 0erbiinbstsn betrsffen."
SaB 9Iatt sitbt Der alnfidt stuss
Srud 6ab Die einfiibruns bss RiIis
tdrs'panas ben slussans bss Griesss
in tsiner Deiie beeinfIuiim ipirb.
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7oblennDtb
Wa DIT fid In ct. SObns,
9eafunblanb. fsbr
fublbdr.

ct Sobns, R.ufiInblams. 8.
Sanuar. Die aclouis unb namsniIi6
Die Stnbi ct. SDbns, iisbi iiG sinss
aoblenncib stssniiber. Bel Der biiisz
rem adIte. bic jsbi b.rrfti. iiHb bic
aobIenDorrdtbs nak,l pSIlia aufess
brdudt unb bic nod porbdnbsnsn
aobleH biirftsn tnapp fir pitrstbn
1ase lausen, unb ss iinb abiolut feline
2lusii6tsn fir bas gintrsffsn psitsrsr
Roblenisubungen pprbanben.
Ditfe aoblsnnoib IN cine birtite
JoIss oes arissss. Die srob.u Stabl,
bnmpfsr, pslHs pdbrsnb Der Dinisr.
monois ben syradipsriebr permittsl.en,
iiub BON Der ruififdsn Resisruns ans
ettauit porbsH, ipabrenb bic iIeineren
Dampfsr. bic fir ben aobleEtranss
port essignst ipdren, bon Der snaIis
id.H Rssieruns rsquirirt ipurbsn.
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6briitian seieues.

S.rr Charles .. Dbrsniisin, elmer
Der Rspn.r Der Gbriitian Geienes
air4s, belt seitern yladmittas in Der
Wluii,bal. sinen 0ffsntIi6su 0ortras.
in psIdsm .r bic 2sbrsH srildrts. Gin
5ablr.id.s pubIitum bate fd sinsss
fuubtu.
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GmsIiider aorrefponbcni
soIIt 1rmppen Der Gen.
trnImadte anerfcn.
NINA.

apnbon 10. SSaniiar. .2ic
5ruppen bes oiterreihiid)en Generals
BilanJer fGnlpfen In Der llmeegeno
pcn gneSaf5 lDit galisien) inter
aanS Observation-Disclosures fd,reibt
Der aprreipoiioeut Der .liHles~ IN
ct. Eetersblrg. .TiirdD ons Der
G1lte pI6blih foIgenbe Ibauiptfcr
ipuroen bic Sfiibensrdbcn nit @ai,
fer angeiiiat iinb nur burh bic Dor.
treffIiden Gieenid)afen Der beiItid,cn
1riIppeu ipurbe bic Gage olseiifts
Der beilpieIloien sdspierigteiten &c.
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