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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-16
1.-THE PRACTICAL MAN"
Able Discourse Delivered by Rabbi A
H. Silver In Eoff Street Temple
Last Night.

Despite the snow and winds. 4 large
number attended the weekly services III
Eoff strent temple last night and heard
a mnstcrful discuorsr by Rabbi y. II,
silver ON The Practical Man-a
Tragedy"
Rabbi Silver in part said:
"rhc practical man who regards his
own limited store of knowledge and eN-
l"rirncr .aS the only suur and sure
guide Ia life. WIN ScuS just beyond his
nose and lrn further, whu * penny wise
ana pound foolish is L pathetic thing. n
tragedy. He misses all the Z"st I'll life.
tn: thrill Of adventure. IN" glow Of an
icrrriSc lhr discipline "f suhlm" hope
and patience thu rnarm "f uncertainty.
Drrming himself wise. i" is foolish,
nrrmiug himself important. he IL lnSlE-
miilcant. And when lie IL not 4 down
right "bstarl" in tn" way OF progress
h. is I dudd"rinE nuisance.
MY messing" tn yuu. my friends. and
especially tn ynu. my young friends. IS
this: Ia not T"rmit III" nnhl" passions
and fnr-flung visions with which you
may IL. blessed tu h" Chill"i by thu cold
breath OF The inSnlnnl slogan. 'Hc l'rIc-
teal Let not your adventurous spirits
h. frightened hy it. 1t is only IL shabby.
>lnvenly scarecro1. no man mo ever
added a pillar IL the rising temple "f
practical. Had they h""m practical they
would moi hay" been tortured and
stoned and cr,trifird. If IL h" practical
is to b.: SiccT"d i'll the QuaEmir" Of con-
:"mtion. to BE- Surf"It"d with l"gItima-
= lied iniuuity. 10 Stiflr every nnblc inn
pulls" and ranging aspiration. then. my
friend. he thoroughly and consistently
itnuturt itn -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-16
HEAR ROBBERY CASE
Groves, GeogIin and Smith to Have
Preliminary Hearing Today

Benson Soup" Groves, Leonard
Geoglin and James Smith, a trio
caught in the big raid at Benwood
two weeks ago. this evening, will De
arraigned before Justice of the Peace
n. G. Hobbs at o'clock this after
noon. in the county Jail. 10 answer TO
Il charge of robbing the McLain Den
tai Depot in the City Bank building
several months ago. They were ar
rested on this charge about ten DAYS
ago. al the completion OF their hearing
before United States Commissioners
George f. Boyd on charge OF hav-
ing in their possession stogies stolen
from a Pennsy nailroad shipment 10
Pittsburgh.
Attorney +. A. O'Bren Of this ciiy,
whose brother, j. ]. p. O'Brien appear
ed at the federal hearing 10 prosecute
the. meE on the government charge, is
said to have been retained 10 assist
Attorney Martin Brown in the defense
'Cn The state charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-16
THOMPSON PLEADS GUILTY.
Warwood Negro Will Go Back to PEI
to Serve TWO Years for
HoId-Up

Pleading guilty 10 Il charge Of enter
ing Sam PeirOS' store at tSe Richland
mine 4 few weeks ago and al Ihe
point nf gun relieving PetrOS OF
$o.4U, John Thompson. Il Warwood
negro. yesterday was sentenced by
Judge Alan Robinson TO serve two
years in prison ut Moundsville, where
he already has served TWO terms. by
pleading gully 10 The charge. Thomp'
son escaped third conviction, upon
which he could have been sent 10 the
pen for life under the habtual Grim
inal act.
Thompson'S trial completed the
jury work for this term Of criminal
court. and Judge Robinson dismissed
the jurors after commencing them Tor
their faithful services.
The term probably will be adjourned
tnIoN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-16
WHITE CHRISTMAS"

TIL" Christmas entertainment nf
Thomson NJ. T.. Sunday school. which
consists Of exercises appropriate 10 the
white Christmas. will be held In the
church on Sunday evening peccEn-
The keynote of tho. white Christ.
mas is the word Others" and this
idea will be- emphasized throughout the
entire program.
\ lurgc basket will be placed Mt the
door. where all who attend thu service
may have an opportunity TO help some
others by placing something in II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-16

whose travels have acquainted him
with many of the fastest trains in the
United States, had the surprise Of his
life Yesterday when. upon being ar
ragned before Judge B. S. Honecker
in police court he learned that he was
in Wheeling and not in Bridgeport.
He pleaded so hard for chance to
straighten up again that the judge
dismissed him without fning him for
being drunk,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-16
COAL coNEIscATIoN.
Seizure Of Shipments by Railroads
Complicates Shortage Here.

The shortage of coal for. the con
sumption of industrial plants, includ
declared to have ben further compli
Gated by the confscation Of coal ship
ments by the railroads. The roads
however. it is claimed. are having
equally as much trouble to secure fuel
as are the industrial concerns and
find it necessary to seize shipments
for their own use in order to keeT
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trains moving and deliver what Goa.
the industries do receive.
CONFIRM DEPUTIES
The Commissioners Approve Hasting'
Selections and Salary List.

At session attended by Commits
sioners Charles o. Ephlin and John
NJ. Garden the Ohio county commits.
sioners yesterday confirmed the selec-
ton Of Howard H. Hastings, sheriff
elect, Of twelve subordinateS, and
agreed to a salary list aggregating
$12,620 for the year. The full list of
appointments are made public. with
the exception Of the names of the two
secret service deputies. whose names
the sheriff-elect does not wish to be.
come generally known because Of the
nature of their work.
The appointments confirmed and
the yearly salaries to be paid them
are:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-16
ADJOURN COURT
Arguments Will Be Presented Today
on Kloss Motion for Rehearins.

Judge Alan H. Robinson today will
adjourn the November term Of Grim
inal court. The big feature Of today's
session will be the presentation of
arguments by counsel on the motion
for a new trial for Stanislaus Kloss,
we'll known South Side Polish resi-
dent, convicted Of violating the Yost
law by furnishing liquor to guests at
a big Polish wedding celebration last
September.
Criminal court has been in session
almost continuously since NoF. s. The
feature trial was. that Of Henry: Able.
alleged wife murderer. who was found
by jury TO be insane now but sane
when he killed his wife the evening
Of the last OF May. He is in Jail await
ing removal to an insane asylum.
POLICE COURT.
John McNut. former Wheeling resi-
dent but lately knight OF: the road,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-16
LECTURE ON
ANCIENT AND MODERN KOREA

Rev. DR.. H. B. Hubert. for twenty.
three years resident OF Seoul. Korea,
will give an illustrated lecture on
Ancient and Modern Korea" at the
Fourth Street church. tomorrow even
ing at 1880. Mr. Hubert was for
many years in the educational depart
ment OF the Korean government and
was very intimate with the Christian
missionaries Of that land. He has a
story which is sure 10 interest not
only those who are interested in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-16
Deeds

Deeds
Adelia A. Taylor ct al TO James A.
Paisley, lot in Triadelphia, SO and
other consideration.
Wheeling Realty Co. 10 Walter NJ.
Culver and wife. eight and fraction
acres in Cedar Rocks, $40 and other
consideration.
John E. Shorts to Edna Liveley, two
lots in Overlook, $40 and other con-
sideration.
George E. Heinlein 10 Walter N
Culver and wife, four lots in Cedar
Rocks, $40 and other consideration.
Deeds OF Trust
Five deeds of trust were filed toI
record in the county clerks office yes.
terday,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-16
COUNTY COURT

Marriage License
Alex Noble and Mollie 10y, both of
Bellaire, Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-16
MANY DIVORCE CASES.
To Be Heard Next Week by Both
Judge of Circuit Court.

There are quite number Of di'
rorce cases pending in circuit court
to be heard next week by both Judge
II. c. Heryey and Judge r. NJ Addle
man. Friday, Dec. 80, will be- par
ticuIarly heavy divorce day in Part
and Judge Hervey has set aside prac'
tically The entire day for hearing di,
vorcr cases.
-
l.. Il L al i,,ln
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-16

Christion missions of Korea but also
10 the general public. Mr.. Hubert
comes not 10 take an offering but 10
enlist sympathy and cooperation in
this work.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-09-21
ENTERTAINS 1916 CLu8
 WITH THEATRE D ,pr,

Mrs: sam T. White, Jr, entert,i,., the 1916 Club yesterday aftasa. ,aI.'' with an interesting little tbpatra mum ty, visiting the Gem and sepir, pa'' .I lnstallment of "The Iron Clawn .s %' which the guests were served with ~ lcious refreshments at Guth.. @ Drug Store. The guests Were. M, Hazel Hamilton, Chessie Bucb.'s' ' Mae Duke, Beulah Hesterlv. No,s' [ McMillian, Ethel Bailey, Nsni' Moore, and Mesdames Imon Rucb... and Martin Guthrie and the hosts,, Mrs. White.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-09-21

Mrs. S. A. Scott left today for Lewisville where she will be the guest of her daughter, Mrs. R. L. Mont gomery.
 A. C. Whitehurst, travelling sales man for the White Branch, Shelton Hat Co.,, St. Louis, is calling on local trade today.
 Enamelware tea kettles, dish pans, water pails, coffee pots for soc this week FIFTY CENT WEEK. PRES corr HARDWARE COMPANY.
 w. T. Almand, wife and daughter, of Mt. Moriah, passed through the city today en route to TeXarkana, where they will visit. Mr. Almand will remain there a few days and will then go to points in Texas.
 Out-of-town guests registering at the Park Hotel yesterday were: E. F. Thomas, Memphis; w. J. Leelman, Cincinnati; J. w. Godliehier, Hot Springs; W. H. Halliburton, Robt. Held, L. c. Clark, Tom c. Gibson. w. E. Cox, A. P. Powell, Little Rock; Chas. Bourland, Dr. Kirkham, wife and son, Okolona; Paul Witherspoon
The Prescott daily news., 1916-09-21
Local News

Just received a new line of trimmed hats. Mrs. T. c. Moody. u
 Wait for the big show tomorrow at Lewis Millinery Store.
 Mrs. Jno. Young of Emmet, IS in the city today shopping.
 Enamelware fifty cent week. Pres colt Hardware Company.
 Mrs. F. L. Cox and son Collyer, are spending the day with relatives in Blevins.
 Anderson Johnson of Hugo, Okla, is among the business visitors to the city today.
 Jake Sanders and C. C. Hamby 4ded to Gray's Lake this afternoon to spend the night fishing.
 Cotton today in Prescott is bringing 15c and better. Seed 72c. Always top O the market. Read Woodrow Wilson's article Tn the October Ladies Home Journal.- Phone PAP.
 Wm. Gee returned last night from Little Rock, where he has been the Hast week on business.
 Wallace Barlow has gone to Pueblo, Col, to accept a position with the Beach Sugar Refining Go.
 Miss Annie Hays has returned from Morrilton where she has been on an extended visit to relatives.
 Wash Hutson, county clerk of Hampstead county, is transacting business in Prescott today.
 F. W. Tomlinson, owner of the light plant at Mena, was a business visitor to the city this morning.
 C. w. Watson, the agricultural agent for the P. X N. w., is holding a number of farm meetings at the towns on the road.
 If you want a scholarship in a good business college inquire at The News office, 119 East Elm street.
 We have beautiful assortment of Symphony Lawn Stationery in Bev- elled Gold Edges, Plate Engraved and Platinum Embossed. Prices 25c to S1.50. Phone 76. Guthrie Drug Store. See our line. IL
The Prescott daily news., 1916-09-21

and m"1.1 friend, T Z J. ., T, Hollenburk, P : Gregg St, Louis; Stone Schns Jnss E Dorado; Mr. and Mrs. Delana aulla' E Whitehurst, Hope; W. T. DaniaSy FS 1,: o: 2 lta' Kan; W. P. Temple, ' Snri, " Sleh' ,. o. C. M, Crawford, m J, L. Pres,Sa'att re,ssaet Dallas; H. M. Vaughan. Favots'r''v W. W T. Hudin, Mena; J. F. SfsCssII'' MeGana' New York; J. L. Alsobrool 'OVala % " vile; R. F. Rogers, Miss Ada Vasl' Wsl' Texarkana. 'u" West
The Prescott daily news., 1916-09-21

Drewie, Ernest and Bastil Aviery of Garlandville, were trading in town this morning.
 II. T. Kenny, of the firm of Moody x Kenny, plumbers and electricians, is transacting business in the neigh borhood of Blevins today.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-09-21

PrescOtt's Soldiers on the Border would like to have some Kodak pie lures of home surroundings or a pie ture of their Sweetheart. We have the Original Eastman kOdaks and Kodak Supplies. Phone 76, Guthrie Drug Store
The Prescott daily news., 1916-09-21
DRUG STORE SUNDRlEo

It would be hard to enumei''' all the articles covered oy 'DN above caption. We are sure 'O' can find anything here that 'O' would expect to find in q u''' store.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-09-21
JEWELRY DEPARTMENT

We have for your inspection, one of the largest and best lines of jewelry that Pres colt has ever had. You can find anything here you want-from a collar button to q diamond. The quality is dependable and be- fore you buy iewelry you should see our line.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-09-21
SCHOOL SUPPLIES.

Our schools will begin next Monday, Sep tember 25th, and as usual we have everything your child will need We want to furnish your children with everything they need and assure you that our prices will be as low as you can find anywhere.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-09-21

PRESCRIPTION DEPT
 Registered pharmacists fill your doctors prescription with only the best drugs. Accuracy is our slogan and you do not have to wait long while they are being filled.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-15
SaDeriider Hint. .0erein
0ente 1T Masfenball im GentIfer
SluG.

gtm Sanritag, 10. GSanuar, finoet
Der 4fasfcn6oa o5igcn gereins in
Sen 9t1lmcn oeS Gelttiden aIubs GIL
Ser @aInut StrnBe Itott. Gag Ole
9opern oerIteDen, IeitIidfeiten III
arran9iren lit befannt mo miro
BON Seiten oes Stonlmittecs nidt5
lmgeiteben bIciten I'M Oieies Set
III eillem @Ian3punft Ser Saiion 5u
qeitaIten. eSiir bic beiten Masfen
nilrben ied)3 pertboolle Srene aus.
geicBt uno 5par brei iiir Serren un0
Srct fir Gomen. SSSlrngs GapeQe miro
'um Em5 altiipieIen uno neridieoc.
ne promineilte @eiongbereine tperben
i6rc 1eiten 2ie0er ertouen laiien. DAB
aud fir ben inneren MsnI6en be-
items geiorgt IL, braltdt nitlt crit or.
p1brit 5u merOen, iobab es iif ruobl
lchnan miro, oen Sapern einen 8eiufJ
lbSlftatteu.
7ie fir 0ie idl0niten Wosfen oi.8-
JeieBten Yrciie iino i'm Shaufe,titer
6es SSuneliers Charles gSberaer, ar
8iue Ctr, imtcrBoIb 3moIfter, aus
qeIteQt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-15

tum bOllig neuen 9luffaiiung. mas bi,
0arbietung natiirli9 nod um 70 in.
terefanter unb fefelnber geitaltete
Sas pu6litum bantte fir bieien fpei-
teren he3ren @enub pieber burf
ent6uiiaItif6en qpplaus unb biz
&unitlerin mubts INNER fpieber unt
lpieber erf9einen, I'm fir bic Opatioz
men gu banfen.
Die 6auptnummer bes Sr6eiters
mar 8rabms' 6 W2oa Sbmp6onie,
bic oiiiterite Der SDmpbpnieen bes
Utetlters. lie Wiebergabe ipar, tpie
man eS Bel Or. &unipalb ais gepunz
oerer bes &omponiiten ni6t anbers err
ipGrten fam, cine bis in bic fleiniten
Gin5el6eiten tabelofe unb bas gleqiz
glide be5 Sonperts fam in ipirflib
morumentaler @eiie CUR 0irtunq.
Rdmentli4 Der 6oAtraqiT6e SSinulez
1ab purbe'in gang grobartiger 0e 'Ie
burfgefii6rt. Sel6ifreDenb qei5te oas
publifum ni6t nit Der ipp6lpsrbienz
ten Inertennung.
Jerner 6ra6te bag Or9eiter nod In
forrnbo6enbeter Weife bic epioT61ne
Beethopeni6e .2eonpren Ouperture
Ro. l" gu 8e16r, 9as grOsramm
tptrb an 6eutigen Ql6enO nie iibli9
CUR 8ieberbolung gelangen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-15
9ofal 8eridt.
Der TlmR itebt.
SaS falte @etter bat Sem Su6en Srs
Sbio srfplsreidj Ginbalt se6oten.

@ie6erlut -iin0 mir bei Srohen0er
Sodlpaiiersefabr nit einem blauen
9iuge oapongefoniuen. Ger TIuB lit
bel einem 60hitftano Don 53,3 5uB
3uin StiQitnn0 gefomrien n0 Oas
rat ser eiiige Saudi oermodJt, Der
iiber oie 2onbe geieet lit. Sie falte
8eae halt 70 5ielrlli6 oas 2uno 5Ut'
ifen oem gtlantilheu Ocean imo
BEN 6eliengebiroen in ibren 8anben
mo es iueroen irmerhin einige Gage
pcrgebct, e5e iib Die @eqe nilil6it
rno einer aueenebmeren Ienlperatllr
oas sSeIo rdlilnt. gSir batten geitarr
.2eroluetter lmo bemerfensiuertbe
Observation-Disclosures peroen in
ben naditen sfpei 1agen nidt 5a er.
port2n iein. 8abrifeiuIi6 Dtrb lid
SGnee einiteaer. slm SonHtug miro
man auf oen Seifen in SeH EarfeR
Stlittitlih lGl!ien fonnen.
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g.im Sanoiturm I'M sseloe.
BON ifrih glrens.

Gin rauber Serbititurm tpebt iiber
bic feloer unb riittelt an ben Selez
srapbenitangsn, bic ME f5lunte Ras
belu lGngs bss gabnbdmms itehen.
Der Serbit i'm Weiten 5rantrei4s 1T
ni6t 10 falt pie BEL uns, uber regnez
rid unb unfreuroli6. Das pihen
ni6t MIR bic Telosraueu, bic i'm SHiis
bengraben liessn, IOnbern audi bic
brnpen 9anbitiirrer, bic lGnss Der
gatn Sao unb Ra9t 8a6e boIten.
gciunbers empiiubIiN ma6t ii3 Der
raube 8irb bod oben auf Der Bride
bemertbar. Sisr Ife6t Elm 2lnoiturm=
mann, ben Bid In bic buntle Beite
seridtet, unb iiHniert uro trdumt ita
suriit in bic 6eimotb gu gBeil uno
Sinh. limb er Iummt lsiie Dor ii4 BIN:
galb 1T ss sJriebe.
Damn tomm ih rpteoer!
@iIh btr bic SbrGue ab
Wlit Sdnbpnpier.
Gs toumt ibm re6t sum getpubts
Iein, ME ii9 in bieIen 8ortsn @rnit
unb 6umor poart. Sn 1T es ni9t,
als ipenn elm 8erduI6 an iein DIR
oringt9 glufmertium bor9t er in Die
Jerne. Der S6aq gsoGmpfter S9ritte
fcmmt ndber. Der 9aEOiturmmunn
briugt bas gspebr Dor unb ruft ldut
in has Suntsl Der Ro9t: Salt! Wer
baP 2tls 9lntipprt tpmmt 5uriid, oab
Der ReoiiiOnSoffi5ier ba 1T. Grlei6s
tert athrlet Der SanbIturmmdnn dlf
unr erItottet bic ppri6riftsmabige
glelouns. Damn 1T cr tuieOer allein.
lpeit0b BON ietnem @ohlctdI. Ttittrn
in NeinoesIaRb, fern otr 0eimatb e.
:. .galb 1T es isrisoe ." rgalb2"
Sn einem Der Wacb5immer piro ses
iGet unb qetlopft. 9rei 2arbifiirmer,
bic in biefem 3immer elmer 8illa eins
quartiert IinO, Sirnmern iih ein Wanbs
regal 3uredt, bic puiienoe StsIle lit
eefunben, aber Elm Bib, oos bort
bGust, mub peiten. SO 1T Elm eins
fafer. biIIissr Druid, Elm Bib, oas
bem @sT6mad bes gefIpbeHsn 8illens
beiibers nidt aeraOe elm giinitiges
3eueniB ausitellt. 0aS Bib aeist
elm bon blonbsm geIOt umsebenss
Mds4snssii&t,
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ggmpbumiefpusert.
Nie Glapierpirtnoiiu gOlanSa Wicrr
ieierte glansenSc Srinmpbc.
Sr. dnnlualo HnS ieiue aiinitler bic
ten uur5iialidIe @ieoersabe pOn
Srabm'S G.Moa Sgmphunie.

9as aeitrige 9onSert mar, ioiueit
Die SoIiitin in Yetradt fam, iulitrei.
tig oas geuubrcidite, oaS Die oics.
iahrige Soiiou ioDeit gebrutt bat.
alauierpirtouiiimeu pir9 i'm 9llae.
meinm nidt nit aa5ugroben Gr'
iDarhln9en entsegengeicben, oenn bie
Noniitinnen, Die in ben legten ,Snb.
rem RON europa bicr1er tmnen, lton'
rem massachusetts falml iiber Dem
9tiueau Der alittelmdbigfeit lm6 lml
no angeueblner mar oober Die lteber.
raidyune, Die am geItrigeH 9ta6nlt.
tag benz iebr sablrcid) eridlieneneu
8ublifum i'm gmerp gIubitoriiml
ourh Die lHgariid1e &Iapierpirhloiin
9oIanea Wtero aeboten mlr0e. ,Srnlt
Nlero fam ipirflid, aitf oas Prloi.
fat ,girtuoln" nit BEN ooaitcu
Hed,t glniprua mn6en. sic lit cine
Dseiiterin oes alapieripiels imO &c.
bort iruitreitig 81! oen gerltierltell
Der @eriicnen.
gsab ser araft Scs slnitInGs 5it
urtbeiIen, ioate man faim glaubcn,
bob cine @ertreterln oes idiD1tcren
@cidllc6ts am Sltitrlimertt list uno
iuas oic 5e6nif nnbetrifit, 10 fam
Sie aiitritlcrin cs obne 9auhern nit
Cen bcroorrngeuoiien Glnpieruirtrlo'
len ser @egeunort ailfrebmen.
gtubcrScm beiiet iie iebr uieI Sen-
permanent nnO Elm ecniaIeS @iuiif'
seritanbnib. fur, iie rib Sas g'ubIi-
flum nit Ger sSicoergabc oes G.Glr
SeonsertS pom 2iijt 81 idlier enOluitn
geiiaIlsGe5cugluloen bin bcnn lie
bot cine in ieoer Siniidt formpollcn'
octc luo ipirIlib fimitIcriid,e SSnter.
tretation oieIer ihipierioen unb
Surdtnls nidt 10 oantbaren aompo-
iition. Seitens oes Srdeiters inter
Or. almipalos 2eitine fonb 6rln
qpero ieIbirpoen6 bic oenfbar bcite
llnicritiibimg.
glls 3uedbe fpislte bic aiiritIerin
ais3t's .3peits llnsariide Rbapio<
bic" isSp4 In elmer BEN bisiissn pub!t.
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Nie repmblifanii6 ZtaatS
6pnbemtipn
Wirb an 81. SUM in Columbus abs
s,bdItsn ipsrbsn.
Del.suisn gu berislb.n ipsrosn in
gountp, ,Oiftriitsn seIpdblt
ptrbtn.

Columbus. g., IA. Sanuar. =
Das rspubIiianifds Central apmniit'
tee fsbte bic repubIiianif4e Stoats.
aonDeniion Jrsitas auf ben q. SUM
feit. Die aonpsntion ipirb in GcIlim-
bus absebaItsn tperben.
Sas acmmittee beitimmte, bdb Elm
DeIesats fir ie 500 rspubIitaniihs
Stimmsn in iebem Gounip 5ur Gons
bsntion sripdbli fpsrb<n ioIls. Die
WlitsIieosr Der gountp Central Goms
mites rpurbsn bsauftrdgt, innrbnIb
ibrer refp. COUNTIES Diitriiis jil ors
ransirsn. aus bsnsn bic Drlssattn ere
ipdbIt iptrbtn. lleber bic glnnabme
biefer Wseel CAB ss tinf Wleinunesbtrs
l@isbsubsit. Wlsbrsrs Wsii1lisnsS p0s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-15

Die tsdnifGe Mntlasc sesen Gas
mel lautet auf Werlebung bes 0sieses
gegen 3ontraftdrbeiter nnb bic Gnts
fheibung biirfte ben Status burbers
ter BON 4meritanern, iptIde aus frems
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len.
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gebiirtig 1T, Iisb iifJ i'm porisen april
Bel benz tanabifden 9iilfsccrps ans
iperben u1b purbe in GnsIdnb als
untausIi9 entldfisn. Gr erbtslt BON
Detroit aug Gin @rbsitsansebot unb
perfufte pia BORT SurDn, Wlid., mad
ben Der. Staaten 81 gelangen, ipurbe
aber bon ben ginfpdnberungs Be
aniten feitaebulten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-15

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iagt Der cine Der 2anitiirmer.
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den, Ipotten bic anberen.
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nit umflorten 8liden. Seber bat elm
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aus ben @den bic tleinen p6otogrdz
pbien 6erbor, bic BON Der 6eimot6,
DOm Seim er3Gblen. ggooon bic oret
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&dmerdoen limb orauBen auf poiten.
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gegen mub crit I'M neun upr auf3ies
ben. 9a betbt es bic Stu6e fegen uno
ben Sfen bei3en. Rai6 in bic &leiDer
uno adffee ge3olt. gIu6 benz targen
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JuB6Ooen piro etngeiprengt unb IGus
berltA gereinigt. 9yreili9, cine !6auss
frdu piirbe nod mandes aus ben Gts
ten uno unter ben 8etten 6erporbolen,
aber 10 genau gebt es bier ni4t gu.
gtun tOmmt bic f6pere 2lrbeit: ben
SFen anbei5sn! papier, biinne Sol5s
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dufgelegt. Raf1 fladert oas papier
duf ein5elne Der biinnsn Solsftiif9en
fangen 6euer, uno befriebist I6liebt
er bic Sfentlappe. 4ber er purtet Oerz
gebli4 duf bag lieblide &niitern. Wie
er 10 na9bentli Dor bem Ofen fiBt,
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meraoen treten Elm unb brehen IN eiH
i9uqenbss @elGdter aug.
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S6riftitelern 1T bod leiater aIs bas
Seuerdnma6en"
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fein, bas iiebt Der S3riftiteQer elm,
Der jeBt als 2anbIturmmunn i'm Selz
be ftebt. Die tunbigen Sdnbe Der ans
oeren baben ben Diem balb in
56nung gebrudt; Der bampfenbe
9afFee ptrb ge6plt unb Ienoet pers
lodenos 9ifte in bag 3immer.
9a Elm mebrmaItges &Itngels
3ei6en Qlarm Die 6Gn0e
lufen bic SuffeeI6aIe iinfen unb grets
fen ra6 6elm urb 9etpebr. llnO biRs
aus gebt es in ben friTataIten Mor-
gen.