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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-01-13
His Views.

so you think a college education
is q good thing for boy?' Yes, l
think it's a pretty good thing. Fits
him for something in life. If he cant
catch on with a baseball team, he
can often land a job as professor.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-01-13

do you actually expect to stay at
home and read all those books you are
buying?" Certainly. Till | get
through paying for those books |
won't have money enough to go down,
town."
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-01-13
Worth Practicinu.

Reckon the days in which you have
not been angry. If man passes 30
days without losing his temper, he
might justly render thanksgiving
Spokane Spokesman-Review.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-01-13

Language is the yehicle of thought
but too many times it's an empty taxi
Puck
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-01
1amen.Oereim Der Gin'ti
9urngemeinbe.
.3ablts bic 5Bsilnsbmer mad, 6HHber~
ten bel ieinem geitriseu GHdjrt.

Webr als 5Dsibunbert Damsn uHb
Serren foIeten seiterH Ra9mittas lno
4benD Der @inlabuns bes DamenDsr'
sins Der Cincinnati 9urnsemeinoe nry
erfaisnen I'M tleinen Suale Der 2urEF
bale, nm an Dem r@uhre Domino
uub GipebuHoreo" 5urnisr, fir bas
auberit biibi6e Preiie ausgeiest ma
rem, tbetlSuuebmen. Der aus ben 3as
men Ulueqsr, Soffmanu, anforg,
Sh0nba6Ie, Saub, 9impe, 6ebmanH,
S9aefer uno &rdmer beitebeHoe 4uss
ihub, nit Der oere6rlihen prdiioens
tin. Grau &atberine groobed an Der
SpiBe, bate olIe 6Gnbe pou gu tbun,
um ii6erol mad bem Rebten Su feben
unb barauf 81 abten. bub iifl ale
Sbeilnebmer auf bds Bette dmiiiirten
9egsn 4bsnO puroe ods Spiel auf
cine tur8e Beile ausgeIeBt unb es gdb
einsn aaffetlatit - rcomms il faut'
-, iuie i'm nur bic 9amen Der 3u1ns
9emeinoe 3u pernnitalteu periteben.
Oerielbe eab BEN 9amen unb 6erren,
bic oorbsr burh bas Spiel in Nm
fpru6 geupmmeH lpdren, Gelegtubeit,
beiier nit chamber betdnnt 3u perben
unb Derlisf in prdati9iter Neiie
Wdbrenb bes 9lbenbs purbe bas
5urnier Fortgeiebt unb am S6lub
erfolgte bic %reispertbsilung an bic
Sieger unO Siegerinneu.
Der 9eretn fpirb am nd9iten Sonns
tag gla4mittag ietne regelmdBiae
Yeriammlung abbalten unb Oa pids
tige 8ei6dfte, beIOHbers au9 eine
gefpre9ung be3iigti6 attiper 8etheis
ligung an Dem 6iIfsfOnbs 9Olt5ftit
Dorliegen, lit ods Gri4einen alIer
Utitglieoer b06it eripiinI6t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-01
Sabiiher llnterft. sSSerein
@orbereitnng fir bas @obltbdtis.
fcits.Ricni. inn bciten 0anse.

Yer Qrraueements Qusi6ub fir
bds picnic, peltes Der 9abiT6er In.
teritiibunssperein am Sonntas, BEN
elften Suni, in @drlids @rops, Wit.
SeaItbp, gum 9eIten Der Sriegsnotbs
Ieibsnben i'm bdbii4en @aterIonb gu
beranitalten gebeutt, trat asTtsrnIdds
mittas in Der gebauiung itines Dor.
iibers, 5errn guguit Gnig gu elmer
SiBung 5uiammea, au neIaer III
ettpa % Mitsliebsr singefunben bat
ten. Die perihiebenen llnterauss,
itjiiiie, bic bis isBt idpn eruannt
iporben paren, bsri9tetsn, bdb bic
9orbereitunssn guten Surtidritt usb.
men unb eub bem 5efte niht nur ppn
Seiten Der @ereinsmitglieber, Tcns
bern aud puu Seitsn ppn gti4tmitz
9Iiebern erobes Snterefs eutoesenaes
bratt peros. 6err Sobn Sehtsr, b,r
Setretdr bes Qusi9uhss, purbs Be
auftrd9t, Nuoebote BON ben psrIhie
oener Mluiittapelen betufs 9ieferung
Der n0tbi9en Wiuiit enteeeenaune6=
men uno oieielben in Der nG1iten
Sibung, Die am Sonntag Natmittas,
ben Ia. Mai, In ietner 9sbnuTun9,
9io. 1743 Baltimore 2lDsnue, itatts
finbet, su unterbrsiten. qlls Inter
dusi6ub fir bic geI6affune Der nDs
thieen SliiiIiateiten Sur @rfrilfung
Der Seittbeilnebmer nurben bic Ser
rem WilIidm Dupps, IT,, 8lafius
Tlamm unb 6enrp WaItsr ernannt.
Bon Seiten oss Dumenpereins .gds
henia" tpurbe bem 4usihub bic sr=
freulihe Wittbeiluna gsmatt, baB
Die Mit1Iieoer oesielben bart an Der
9lrbeit ietsn, nm iptsber pie i'm pori.
gen Sabre, als nabesu $500 fir bic
9rieesnptbleibenbsn In gabsn eraielt
purben, es m0slif au MAIDEN, bab
Elm dbnIihes, rrenn nidt nod beiieres
Reiuiiat ersielt tpsrbe. DER alus.
fcbuR pirb in Der nGhiisn Sihuna
bes @ersins, bic am tommenben Mitt.
nod Mbenb ftattfinbst, gsri1t iiber
feline bisbsrige sbatigteit sritatten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-01
slutoraier uerBaftct.

5pbn griutmann. 1916 SefIerioH
Gpenue, Gppingtpn, &n., rate geiteru
9ormittus nit ieinsm 2luto iiber bic
Sdngsbriide uno Die 6elge mar, oaB
sr nit boiler Wu6t sessn eiHsn Der
eiIernsn gfGbls rannte, nobel Der
araftpdssn beinube In Stiids sins,
nGbrsnb Der lei9tiinniee Center nit
perbdltnibmGbis leidten @srleBnnsen
bdpont1m. 0urt bic berumiIiegenoen
9lasIherben jsood lpurbe cine 6rau,
Seren SbentitGt ni6t fsitseitelt perz
ben tonnts, i'm 9sii6t getroffen, elite
aber BON Der llnfulitdtts, ebe ibr geis
iianb sessben ipsrbeu tpnnte. griRts
rnann tpuros DON bsm 8ertebrsppIi5i>
fen Gog. Der auber 0ienit mar unb
iid aerab< auf Der Bride bsfdnb. in
Saft aenpmmen uno In Der Stntion
bes siDeiten Diitrifts uuter entipres
&snSsr gntIdge eingsipsrri.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-01
gtbtuei5er Samen.
&crauitalteteu geiteru einen bIbidleH
Gnd)re mit Nbeubeiicn.

Sfon lange babeu iib nift 10
piele Serren mo Gamelt Der bieiiaen
,ShmeiJcr aolonie 3u elmer 9eroll.
italtlglg 3uianunengeirnoen. mie Dies
gcitern gelegentIid, oes gldre ano
Nbenbciien Der Sail toar, oas' Dec
Sdtpei3er Gamen.9eretn in oeu
otcren 9tdltmIid)feiten oeS Serrl
&. @roene, $50. 1919 8ine
SSirabe, gum geiten ser @ereinsfaiic
neranitaItete. Die gtffaire perlief in
ser pradtt9iten @eiie uno oa Die Sa-
men s8ettiteirl iSelmann, 9roene,
2ieb, 2obbauer, Gallant JbomaniL
Gromabi, 2ageumm mo sSrduIeilt
Siegriit, Die aIs g(rrangemertSalls
idlib fltngirtett, ltid)ts linterlieben,
I'M aqen SbetInebmern eiuen aitge.
ne6men Nahn1ittag unb 9lbeno su be-
reiter, fonnte es nift feblen, oaii ltt
SSebcr uno Sebc heItens antiiiirte
0eftjeni1en, oencn beim Gpiel ons
8ll6 boIo tpor, rm,rbe 0ltrd, bic If.
ncn iiberreihtcn 8reiic noh cine tpci,
tcre ssreube 81 Eheil, neil Der a.Is.
id,ui; in Der sluspahl berielber lehr
roriidtiq 3u 92erfe geRauqen mar uno
MIR biibide lnb uiiBIid,e Sadcu allsa
acnH6lt bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-01
Clifton Seiahts @eianapcrcin.

Ger Clifton Sei1hts @cIanoperctu
bot Die Saiion Santitag nit einem bil.
moriiliid)en 9lbenO bcicblpiien Der Die
lRitqlieoer mto ibrc 6nnlilen in gro.
iier 3abI I'M TereinstouS 3ltiannei.
QeiiiIrt bate. Tic 2Iftiuen oes Gcr.
cius uarteten nit elmer An3a1l 6hore
mi Die lie iultcr Qcihtud tires Inf.
genten Soerru Souls @brqott gon,
prGdlti9 Ianaen. Ger Sdgpci5cr aRdn.
ucrdlor Don Suniltpn, nelcher mieScr
gu 8oItc mar, lang cbcnfaus ehliae
reisenoc ScNucBer 2iebcr uno i'm
ii6rigcn uar 0as GroGrumm Scr Sp,
iurriitifa getulnmct 9Iut biciem sc,
bict tboteu lid neion0crs @crr 2olhS
9IageI, Srml GIIiobcth aicgmann,
S5err Sphn Ouuu, 81 aIimcid], SouS
@ah lmo Soaus 9iciicr feroor. Die
IarbiehuQcn. iocId,c ocn 9Iumcienoen
@cuub un0 GcrQniiaen aerIbrten,
muroen nit Ialitem @eiioQ auiacs
nammen. Gin iIottc5 IanSfrdn5fcn
biIncte 0en ShIuB.
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Dos Iieben iib Ste Oeutidrn nidtt

Oas IieBen iid Ste Oeutidpn nidi
aefoIIen, ,tito 70 ipiirbe benn eina
Heife bon sabIreid bciudten Der.
fnnuniIilngen nbgeboIten in benet, lie
6ltrdy Heben imo BeidIiiiie In frditb
ger Mctie fur ibre @edte eirltroten,
Die erfte bieier gerianrniIuneen ianS
nm 16. Siili 1S41 inter 8oriit bon
anrl DcIier itntt. GbIar6 WhcH biaIt
cine trefflide gfe6e su @uniten Der
asabriiitg Der 9iedte Der 9eiiti6et
in oiciem 2anoe, beicnbers mas Die
gr5ieEung Der sein6er in Ger eigencn
Ylutteriprate betreifc. Gle Iieben es
aud nidt BEL bIceent Broteitiren Be.
iuerbeil, iorioern ernnrnten eincu
itGiioi0en glusidnrb fir lleberipah.
uig Der Sd)ulintereiien Der GeiitihcH,
nno ais Tie bon Der SfiiIbeborbe
feline ibren 9imiden genldBe geriif.
.iidtigung fanben. beeriinoeten lie 10
lnnge eigene, ibren glniitten ent.
ipredicrloe Sduilen, bis iie bon Der
Sifentiiden geboroe ibre 9iefl.e err.
Iargten. Gie Salptdsitatorcn III Die.
fer Snfe iporen 9tptar gllguit Ren3,
SteSbaa Woliior, S5ciilrih Rocoicr,
Suolpig 9iebfitb, paitor Seib. emil
Stlanpredt, GS,larb Miebl, YifoIais
Soef'er. aarl 9tiemelin, Ir. iSrieorid)
Moelfcr uno etlid)e moere Rdnner.
enoliGer GrfoIa fronte ibre 0enlitI.
insen. lie beiliide @robibat IN
Imerifa ipar boIlbrndt ino ghre
Sem slnbenfen 6ieier @adern. @oa
bot Cincinnati llriaf)c, Den 10. SSa6.
restag Der einiiibrlna beS 6elltidcn
llnterrid)ts in Den @olfsihulen 0urh
cine erobartiae seier 3ii hcaeben, mar
es bod, bic eroBte Grriingenid,aft oes
Ieiitfd,btnims i'm neuen 8aterlon6c,
cine Grrllnaenifuft. erfantpit fiir ols
sen5e 9anb unb fir aIle naffommcit-
ben @eihlefuer BON ben oelttifen
Pioniercn Gincinnatis. 9eloben mir
ms bel oieier seier, oabin sn ipirfeil,
oab bns Geies uieoer 10 bergeiteIlt
Diro. fpie bic Batter es unS bsruatlt
haben. fcrt NIT Dem @orthen ..inap"
unb oafiir elm .iball" @ir iiuo bas
Gem glnoenfen Der oeiIiitcn Gor.
fdmpier idulbig.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-01

Sefaubst lire gu1dnslidHeit ems aIts
gaterlnub im eiieftpoller u sile.

Die Rorbbeutfde G6isen Geien.
f4oft. bic gsitern untsr Boriis DeE
Ssrrn auguft S9roer unb nit 5srrr
Jreb. Wietbe als Ssfrstdr i'm 0euts
iaen alub ibre rsseImGbige @erIamus
lung u6bielt, betunbsts in berieIbsn
bon Reuem ibrs 4nbGngli9tsit ans
alts gatsrlanb, inbsm fis bef6lob,
Hi6t nur bunbert Gintrittstarten iiir
bus 9tfsfonbs 8oItsfeft, bns am
britten Suni i'm 3oologii6en @arten
ttattfinbet,' 5u iibernebmsn, foubern
aud ben Reinertrag ibres sigsEen
picnics, bas am Sonntag, osm 80.
Suli in Sigblanb 9rope 'tuttfinSet,
bem 9ilfsfonos gum 8eiten Der
&riegsnotbleioenbsn in Oeutihldnb
uHD Oeiterreid llnsarH 3u iiberpeis
len. 4uberbem purben nod bunoert
&riesspoittarten, tpel6e bom beuti6en
&otbsH &reu3 uberianbt pprben pa.
rem. acceptirt unO Der S6abmeiiier
angelpieIeu, ben Yreis i'm 8etraee BON
$40 an bic 8uitdnbise Steue su ii6srs
mitteln. Der Picnic QusI9uB be-
ri6tets, bub bic 9or6ereitungsn riiftig
fOrtf4reiten unb auf einen gpten Grs
folg f6lieben liebsn. Qn bem ptcnic
Der 5oldnbifaen R0mild &at9olis
f6en llnteritiiBunss @efeuf9aft am
%. Wlat pirb ii6 Der gsrein na6 be,
iten SrGften betbeiligen. SIN uebrigen
tdmsn nur ROuttnsgei6dfte Sur Grles
bigung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-01
Stcd,erei inter ,SGr6ioen.

Der 26jdhrigs Sdmes qittpn BOZ
Mibeletupn, O., gertetb geitern Dor
mittag Dor benz 6auIe Np. 800 Gh
Jrpnt StrdBe nit feinem Rdfesencis
len Diais SudIOH ipegen zines
5rausr5immers in Streit, in oeTen
@erIuuf Willis Elm Mefer 3pg uub
Ieinem 9esner einen gefGbrtitsH Stirh
in ben llnterleib psriebts Sadfor
purbe ourt patrpnuto 2 eiIigIt mad
bem StabtbripituI gebratt, ndbreno
ieiu Qnsreifer uno aud ods 5ruueus
aimmsr, alma campbell, 2629 Sems
per Sane, einitpeiIen auf oasemeins
@erba6tsgriinOe in Saft ssRummsn
ipuroen.
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Wingefa nbt)
NORTH PORK. W. VA. Is. April 1910
Editor Gin. volksblatt.

N''1NsAAA ANANsAp w. '@Asp SSs ~Akth AsN"
Editor Gin. Volksblatt.
Dear Sir:
| have read with amazement the
statements attributed to Senator Poine.
rene Of your state also Senator from
Wisconsin In which It seems they seek
to impugn the motive OF the loyal
citizens of this country who are seeking
TO avoid the slaughter OF their fellow
men.
Their statements also indicate they
and their executive intend to pay no
attention to the reasonable requests OF
the people.
Is this Democraeyi
II IL be disloyal to address our own
representatives in reference to our own
welfare, what would you name the
crime Of sending TO the world at large
base lying message signed by
Foreigners hyphenated and alleged citi-
rens Of the United States.
III flat contradiction 10 the state
ments insinuating this campaign to be
the work Of Germans only ! am en-
closing $500 and / am sure II given
proper publicity there win be found IN
this country not less than one hundred
thousand loyal citizens without drop
Of German blood In their veins who
viii contribute like or greater amount
for ths purpose Of hurting back into
Congress the infamous lie that we who
only want TO see fair play are in favor
Of anything but peace. I am doing this
because ! believe 1t to be the duty Of
every loyal citizen to also impress upon
congress that which should be plain to
them We refuse 70 be the cats paw Of
any power. II my views do not coincide
with yours donate enclosed German
orphans.
From native born American.
BEsr WIsHEs.
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fiir uns cine Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
;panobaben bar. Sier f6inien mir BIZ
Sniainnengeborigfeit iub bas 3n'
iannmeniHIieben gaer fir eeineiu.
fame Spede imo 3ieIc IN eirem ee.
ciitten Wirfen, In ihInsenber @eiic
gum einbrudsortiten slus6ritf brin.
gen.
Ter lofale Sdatmeiiter bes SilfS.
werfs III Serr 0erbnrb Siiliemaun,
9olfsblatt Cffice.
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SaiesSaa.
@citrinrr Sieg Ser y8sbS" ilber ole
yEiraten" i'm HeolanS. .SielS.

@egiinItigt pom herrIihiten @aic'
hnlt!better uuo i'm 9eiiein bon iibcr
$4,000 3ltifuuein oarilnter au5s
nlbnlSmeiie pielc Gamer in ibrtn
huntfarbi1cn 9oiletten, fam qeiterll
.NndTnittag i'm bieiigcn 9teblonb ,SieIs
bas erIte SpieI elmer piertdgigcn
Scrie 3lpiid)en lmieren .Reos" ml0
Sen Gittsburgcr ,Biroten" sum Nus.
traq. 9tls @atterie fiir Cincinnati
linncr S6lelrberer Noiclep mo
1Sdnaer Glarfe in oen aantpf gegct
2SohniUt be5.p. Snntb fir oie
8cgrer. Moielp tplirbe i'm A. ganga,
radl6ent sic .Siraten" 3 2Gufe &C.
frdcrt, bur6 0tcaenrn abaeIoit mo
h;eicr i'm 7. 8auge burdl Sdmeloer,
lpdbrenS Sie .Giraten" brei peitcre
&nnbaroiere ins 9refien fanbten.
1lnieie SSungens inadten 10 Grefier
unb 8 sSebler aegen 7 begin. 4 Der
@eaner. 9ittsblrg oeritenfte 8 ;Srei.
S1iie CUR /. 9oie uitb Cincinnati oe.
rem Z. 9IIs Sdieosrihter fi,nsirten
gmslie unb Srtb.
&eiuItot Der geitrisen
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ebe' '@rlambnik

}2ilbsrt +. Splpeitsr. 20. 2s5 Oit
I llnipsriitp lpenue.
! 5bereTa Ta. S9nsibsr, 26, 1903
5arriIon alDsnus.
)Rapmonb Smith, "a, Glmipoob.
! 2elas W. Garter, Is. besgl.
(Wm. aent, 40, 1910 Central alp..
tetbel .. 4t.inIon, 81, 2910 Beet
man Sirabs.
}GuiiaO. 8. aummsr. %. s33 State
! Qlpenue.
latlics gobfris %, 275o ggs6itsr
4ptnue.
(Malt.r 8. ObrOd, 35, Ills Poplar
! Sirabe..
lgatberine ID. gsiii,, 81. g1ornoob.
}Spbn 8. Sassarb, 43. 719 5Op,ins
! Girabs.
lGaa g. 5arris, AZ, bsssl.
(glarenes 3. 8. Gppert. %, gaisss
bile. Snb.
lMarp $. guessl. %. 1923 Gliser
Gpenue.
fSad geb, %, 1916 eaftern ap.nu..
lWarp ). Stephens. 10. 1401 Glabs
itoHs 4penue.
(Sarrb 6. 6o.s, 81. Mabeira, 8.
l5reba q. Waurin. 26. Roripopb, 8.
(goparb RuslIsr. 46, 612 Union
! 4penue.
l9slsn Cid. 80, a1s seis aDenu..
lJrant ga. 6iia.r. 80, 1905 gorat.r
/ 4penue.
lWatbiIoa 5irfhau,r, %, 3749
Main Ipenus.
l5arrp 3. golanb, "a. 41o5 Wetel
2lpenue.
(glara N. Meper, 90, 1913 Clam
Mnenue.
Gee 8. 2odpoob, 81, mbite Sat, g..
l2ulu ). 9epsnbrod. 81, Mt.
Sealtbp.
i5rantlin q. Satbsrlanb, 28, ct.
2ouis, mo.
Selen y. Gribman. 81, 2256 Setter
ion gpenue.
(altsrt Zimmerman, 20, 231 Ws6Ier
Gtrabe.
Catherine aluiFs, 10, 10 Wlercer
Strabe.
l@in 9. 0snsfOrS, 81, GrOt6ersDille,
eSnbiaHa.
lellma MOrsbaa, so. 415 ROdbaIs
glpenue.
lgeniamin SAP "a, 2012 Wefiera
glpenus.
|aaura DsgDitt. "a. 21as meaean
MDenue.
Collins altipatsr, 20, Rem Britain.
Conn.
l5elsn 9. ebipIep, 23, / Dsrisr
pldce.
lSobn 20. Sdmiri. 26, 1850 MDrts
lamb Mpsnue.
!Dlarie R. Msrssrs. 10, 1921 goeItI
McWliden glDsnue.
George u. Snulbs, 50, Gopinatpn.
.gmma Q. Ninn, a. 1868 Spring
Grobe etnenue.
Charles =. DOssl "a, 1893 grss,
man 4penue.
.Salia ~. straub. 1a .742 NET |
&. Gtydbs.
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gt eiuItot Der geftrt en-

,Siir Oic pier anberen stga.alubs
ftonben geitcrn feine Spiele nlf ben
Rrogramn.
Seite Iadmittaa slpeites Spicl
ser Serie srpiifen rHcbs" unb .Gi.
,atcn" i'm GebIano 5ieIb.
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nnfdne.

Der 6ojGbriss So6n Dee, TIA
Msit 8. etruBs, iisl geftern Rdduttt.
tag in istnsr Bo6uuns iiber Oas Greps
peneeI6noer ocm britten in bas Spstts
Stpdpert binab unb erlitt einen
grut Der lintsn SnieI4stbs, iOpie ans
bere @erlebuneen, bic isine ueberfibs
runs nn9 bem ItdOtiIcben SOipttat
nptbpsnbig md4ter.
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eokal.Dtrid)t
Gin RuItur-JubiIauill.
Soldes 1T bic Grinnernnssfeier an
bic Ginfiibrnng bes bentideH
Sdulanterriats.

Gle slgttotion beeann i'm Jabre 1886
uub crit fiinf Satire fpdter iDarcn
ale Sinoerniiie aus benz @ege &C.
rdumt imo Der Siee errunsen. =
Gs mar cine @rOBtbat, ipeIde Die
1eiititen BON Cincinnati boil.
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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-02-02
WITH THE MOVERS

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Jones have
moved from Mrs. Lou Barnes
property on High and Sycamore
streets, to Mr.. G. G. Thompson's
property at the corner Of High and
Maysville. Mr.. and Mrs. J. T.
Evans have moved from Mr.. Willard
Hainline's property on West High
street, to the residence vacated by
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waller Wright have
rented the Presbyterian parsonage
ON Clay street and will move to
same March LIST.
Mr.. ]. W. Baber has moved his
furniture store from Main street to
the Mckee building on Bank street.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-02-02
LOUIS BRANDEIs
SUCCEEDS LAMAR

President Wilson has selected
Louis D. Brandeis, of Boston, to be
associate Justice of the Supreme
Court to succeed the late Justice
Lamar. Mr.. Brandeis' nomination
has been sent to the Senate. It was
a surprise everywhere in official
circles. Mr.. Brandeis has never
been mentioned for the vacancy. He
is lawyer who has been much in
public life during the last three
years, not only in legal work, but
in various movements for social bet
terment. Mr.. Brandeis is a Ken
tuckian by birth and is 60 years
old. He was born and educated in
Louisville and later at Harvard
University and in 1878 began prac-
ticing law in Boston.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-02-02
THE SICK

Mrs. Lee Orear is able to be out
after weeks illness.
Mrs. Jane Wright has about re-
covered from a severe cold.
Mrs. W. 7. Tyler has been quite
sick for the past few days.
Mrs. George Smith, who has been
i'll for some time, is better.
Rev. E. L. Southgate, pastor of
the Methodist church, remains quite
sick.
Elizabeth, little daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. II. p. Reid, is quite sick
with scarlet fever.
Mr.. L. T. Chiles, who has been
suffering with the la grippe for the
past two weeks, is able to be out.
1t was reported last week that
Judge Finley E. Fogg, of Pikeville,
formerly Of this city, was in a crit
Miss Hazel Grubbs, who had a
small bone broken in her ankle sew
eral weeks ago, is able to be out on
crutches.
zeal condition at Cincinnati hos
pital, we are glad to report that
Judge Fogg is getting along nicely
and expects to return home shortly.
Mr.. John Mcclure, the well
known farmer, who broke his leg
here last fall, is able to be out on
the streets, but is still on crutches.
He is improving rapidly and it is
thought will soon be entirely recov-
cred.
William Guilfoile, who has been
confined to a Lexington hospital for
nine weeks, was brought to his
home here Thursday afternoon, and
is resting well. Mr.. Guilfoile sus-
tanned broken right leg while in
Lexington some months ago.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-02-02
ELI H. BROWN is APPOINTED
INSURANCE RATING ATTORNEY

Attorney General Logan Friday
appointed Eli H. Brown attorney
for the State Insurance Rating Blu
reau. Colonel Brown has had a
long political record, having served
as Speaker of the House of Repre-
sentatives and Prison Commission
err. He was one of the managers
for Governor Stanley in his canvass
for the nomination and in the gen.
eral election.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-02-02
PERSONALS

Mrs. Fannie Fl. Priest spent Sat
urday in Lexington.
Judge G. G. Turner, Of Frankfort,
spent Sunday in this city.
Mrs. Pierce VIM was in Lex
ington shopping Thursday.
Rev. J. S. Wilson was called to
: Chicago last week on business.
Mrs. R. G. Stoner, Of Bourbon
county, visited relatives here last
week.
Mr.. Robert Collier, of Paris, was
a visitor to this city the first Of
the week.
Mrs. Shields Gay has returned
from visit to her parents in
Florida.
Mr.. Seth Bolts spent several
days in Carlisle and other points
last week.
Mr.. C. F. Thomas, of Louisville,
was in the city last week on
business.
Mrs. James Taulbee, Of Lexing-
ton, visited Mrs. J. Clay Cooper the
past week.
Mrs. Sarah Drake is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. George Doyle, at
Winchester. r
Mr.. and Mrs. d. G. Mcclure Wis
tied relatives at Salt Lick Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. L. N. Beall is visiting Mrs.
Clayton Strobe and other relatives
in Winchester.
Mr.. Riggs Sullivan and Mr.. Clark
Lane, of Owingsville, were guests in
this city Sunday.
Mrs. Eliza Portmon, of Stanford,
visited her grandson, Mr.. Geo. Nc
Alister, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Pierce Winn will
leave this week for a visit to sever
al points iS Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mccormick,
of Winchester, were guests of rel /
,atives here Sunday.
DIR. and Mrs. o. p. Clark left
Sunday night for New York City to
be gone three months.
Miss Mary E. Turner will visit
the family of Leslie T. Apologize
in Covington this week.
Mr.. Fl. Clay Conner left last
week for Indianapolis, Ind, to at
tend business college.
Mrs. John McColm, of Hunting
ton, W. Va, is visiting her parts,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 7. Tyler.
Mrs. j. L. P. Jennings, of GIN
cinnnati, is the guest Of her daugh
ter, Mrs. G. g. Thompson.
Mr.. Matt Tyler, of Philadelphia,
Pa, is here, the guest of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Tyler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Apperson,
of Lexington, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Apperson.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-02-02
WED HERE WEDNESDAY

Lee Hudson, a prominent young
farmer, and Miss Jessie Pearl Vice,
the attractive daughter of Clifton
Vice, both Of this county, we're mar
ried here last Wednesday. Keller
Mason and Miss Anna Settlers, both
of Bourbon county, also secured Ii
cense here and were married We'd
nesday.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-02-02
MARRY AT JEFFERs0NvILLE

Raymond Willoughby, % years Of
age, and Miss Julia Martin, the IT.
year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Pleasant Martin, were married last
week at the home Of the brides
parents, near Jeffersonville, this
county, in the presence of few
friends and relatives.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-02-02
DIES IN DENVER

Mr.. E. j. Shackelford, ST., was
notified last week of the death at
Denver, Col, Of his brother, Joseph
Shackelford, after a brief illness of
kidney trouble. Mr.. Shackelford
was native of Madison county,
and was about 65 years old. He
moved to Colorado many years ago.
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