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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-18
eterblidtei.&beribt.

sfoiina ~. Sobn, 81 Sabre, Git
Seoam Str., gfierenIeiben.
Allen lScntins, g Sabre, 632 @eit
Siebcnte Str., 0tagenent5itroung.
George s.. Nic6arlanb, 81 Sabre,
9icopc 9IhIoiug, Sobcsuriude ipirO
lntetiIdf.
Carl Farrp, 90 Sabre, 10l7 Bine
Strobc. Observation-Disclosures
Nhdael O'Wtal(cn, II SATIRE, $50
NiG StraBc, SoocSltriade ptrb ui,'
tcriltd,t.
l;risciaa %nrpil, 43 Sabre, Sin.
ton lno Sreemon slne., Sauinbiud)t
Isnntas :. Same, 81 Sabre, o59
0Iioer StraBe, Strpinoiuft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-18
gie Cincinnati 5arngemeinb.
Sat lire lettidbrisen geamten iuie'
bergeiuablt.

Die 0eamtenlDabl Der Cincinnati
3urngemeinoe, bic geiiern 9tadjrnit'
tag I'M 9eiiti6en alub itattfano,
bate oas GrgebniB, oab idmintlihe
lestidbrigen geamten pieoergetudblt
luurben Il iebeniaas ein ebrenOes
3elgnib fir ibre treue Tfli6teriiil.
lung. Die gearten, in oeren Sdnoe
Die 2eitilng Der @emeinoe fiir oas
fommenoe Sabr gelegt miro, iino Die
iolgenoen:
GrIter Spre6er, 2iiotpig Wdiller,
3ipeiter Spreter, Wintb. Weisger.
Der.
eriter Sdriftipart, gugen 2app.
Storr. Sfriihpart. gmil aramer.
sSinan3.Sefretdr, Sermann 2eiier.
Shasmeiiter, Senrp &rniis.
Griter SiirnhDart, Wm. Seper.
3Deiter 5urnlparf, @m. aamlei'
ter.
3eugtpart, Soi. Sfleider.
gertrauensmann, @ugen Soedg.
6abnentrdser, Ssnas So6enleit.
iier.
slls nele Witglieber ipliroen alii'
genontnen iino nit einem oreifafer
Gut Sell" eingefiibrt: Ism. 9rems,
1923 8alnut StraBe; SSoiepb Corn.
bad, 1922 Cinnamon StraBe; Senrp
@obrina 1886 gine StraBe; glooli
aeller, 1405 @aIniit StraBe; Gbas.
piiter, 1893 Straight Strabe; Sp.
Sd,rinner. 1861 Sepipooo Strabe
8uitap Speler, 1211 Bremen Stra.
Be; Eaul Sillep, 1917 Site apenue.
1ie einlabiing Der Cincinnati so.
ge oes 9euti3en Sroens Der Sarlt.
gari Su ibrer llnterbaltimg am IA.
Sftober I'M 9elitihen aIub ipur6e
anaenonrmeu uno Die 6eigefiigten
eittrittsfarten inter ben anfpeiertoen
Mitglieoern Der Siirngemeinbe Der.
fauit. gei Ser Ginlaoiing 6es Seiit'
iden QlubS 5u oeiien Groifnirngsball
am 90. Geptember ipiir0e BEN Siir.
nern bon peridieoeter Seite brinaeno
ans Ser5 seIegt, oieien gaa 5u beiit'
den, bd Der gleiuertrag sur erbal'
tilng uno 81, 8erbeiierungen oes
alibbauies beItimutt iei. Ter erite
Spreher 2ubtpig DHiller nadte aud
mif BEN seneiniamen Eitrnabenb Der
9Gren uno gGrinnen an fommenSen
Weittipoh altfmerfinm, tpomif cine
feift.fr0blide SeItIidfeit oerbunSen
tperoe.
Bonn S,rrnnerein 9oripdrts BON
elnrhurit, sc. o., lag elm GeIitd Dor
I'm sl6nabme BON 1erlooilngstarten
5ur grridtllng elmer neuen sltrn.
bale. 9ie &arten i'm Betrnee pen
SO tpuroen bon Der @eneir,be iiber-
nontnen.
Die @erfiinbigung Ses 8ablreill.
tats am Sd)Iuiie Der @emetnbeper,
iammli,ng ipurbe nit sSreube begriiBt
Imo Die anipeienoen Wtitglieber Bile
ben NIT ben INSTRUMENTATION Beam.
ten nod 5ii einen gentiitbIiden
S1oppen beiiannlen.
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0ebmrtem.

Games rnb 9iora Somarb, 322
III 2;bertp CTR, anate.
l5arpep nnO geniette S5eridy6erg
2Gt5 Woornlan Slre., &nobc.
George iu6 Slcp @onn, $40 0ti.
pet Ctr, annbe.
@corge iuIo Wiarp 5apfe, t2t7
Bierie sluemle, ana6e.
louis mo. Gertrude g8i((arh,
@aibinqor slpe, anabe.
Miiliam irno IOrotbp 2onb, 97s
Sit sSront ctr. anabc.
Sarrp il1o Gcia Seiien, 2945 Sole,
rain glue., anabe
Benjamin iub Carrie @upenhoif,
935 Sopfins CTR. Nnabc.
5ran iutb 9iorie Jioeidl 1916
Gacc Str., anabc
gSalter iuio 9I0a g9ei6e, 81 gSeii
Scdite Ctr, anabe.
@eroer iurb Carrie galoorii, 100
Green Ctr, NaSten.
5reo. llnDgDa SLING. 1923 SLING
9(pelnie. MdDden.
Gparlea. nno aetta 9oebinaer, 527
@icgllpin Str, gidbden.
6ranf inb Slrie Summers, 27S
DleGaipf Ctr, gtaod)en.
Charles uno 1eao gurris, $50
Dit Yearl Ctr, gt1Oten.
sSobn uno Catherine @loDer, 2G09
G,mneB Str, gtdohen.
9tidplaS in6 State Sdp!ls, Iroll
!lrenlle, Wtdedlen
DiQiam unb Selen 9rennsn, 215
@nrtin CTR lRnNH,nr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-18
Che > Grlambnikiheime.

Wiaiam g. Saud, 81. APT gort ct
emma Reiisr, 20, 521 Charlotte ct
Dalisr 3iHmerlb, 30, Snbian Sia.
I S6io.
lailp Garter, 25, 1896 Siabena Str
(Warren Senslep. %, 1927 20. z. ct
t@raee .. psrtins. 20, Oesgl.
(9arrp Msbed, 27, 2646 Weftsrn aue.
lRoie SeniOur. 26, 204 Oit 13. Ctr,
Iqlbe Williams, 80. 924 Barr Cir.
lSuIis Carroll. 90. 4oS Stpne Ctr.
lGeorse Tloertl, 27, 1893 RidmonS
I Strabe.
l2oitis Watbers, 80, bsssl.
lMcsinIsp See. %. Rem RidmonS,
I Obip.
lyelma Rort. 90. 8enniiOn Sotsl.
(G5eorse garrstt, 80, 1911 Wain ct.
labbie 9iers. 20, 217 DIT aibertpSt.
Ilrant !. lIlri6, 81, 2632 Cora aps.
lelIbina 6. pfeiffsr, 20, 1715 aaus
StraBe.
IRab gietor Shannon, %, 2124
1 Gaitern 2lps.
lRorma 6. GortmueIlsr, %. 625
9elbi 9lpenu,.
lgbarles aauterbat. 2s. 2406
( Spring Grops slpe.
tellma @riebsr. %, 1881 @ranb gre.
ysbeobore sdoa. 80. 2lo7 CLIFTON
I glpenue.
l2ena 9oder. %, 2911 Sanber Ctr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-18
llMfGne.

- Der 73sidbrige Gigarrenmd9er
Samuel Monnbeimer, 315 Searns
9lpenue, lpurbe 9eiiern 8rrmittag on
Ter 9uruet unb Rotpale goenus BON
einem g(uto, hds bic 2isensnummer
216,925 trus, beiien Chauffeur aber
nt6t an6ielt, iibsrfd6ren unb erlitt
idmsrSbufte. iebod uugefdbrli6e 8srs
leBuneeu am sun8en a0rper. Rad
rem er in elmer ra6egelegenen apos
ihete bebanOelt iporoen mar, tonnie sr
rad Sauie eeben.
Der 3ssid6rise MaIdiniif Gep.
GeIin, 2147 @aitern 9(Oenue, fubr ge=
tern @ormittog an Der Delta, na6e
Columbia GDsnue, nit isinsm Wptors
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-18
!6eute albenb
@erScn gnmsISuugen fir Die sl6enS'
bud,idnlen ansenDmmeu werSeu.

slm Mo,ltag slbeno iiliSet in Ser
puabcs Iolpie IN Ser sSooowaro
Sodidulle Die aiuinnfme Der 33l.
IiEgc iiir Ole 9tenbGod)irbuIe itltt
nno swar ioluobl fiir Den atuoeri.
ideh pie ald fir Den Sanoals'
furins.
St. afa6emiife 2uriils minBt
BIER une Der Sanoelsflrf;s 3!pei
Sabre. 5iir Die sluinabme IN ieeen
Set bcioen &iric lit Elm a6gangsisitl.
niG Des lftcn Grades notbig.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-18
aeHtidrr aImb gal(.

Ger Gelltidle alnb peranItaIiet
Samiiae. 23. September, in iei,ieti
RGumen cineu aroBnrtisen Ball, ~
Dem idnumtlide auseifloiiene gereine
eingelaSen iino. Die @ebr5abI oerieI-
ben bat Die GinIabnng bereits anae.
ilonmcn. iobnB Der 9aa iiferIit cine
groBartise GbciInebnlersabl aufwei.
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1ie6itd6Ie.

Der goli,ti ipurbsn ssitern bic iol,
senbsn Ginbriife unb DiebftGble &c.
meIbst: DON glrtbur 20. aisptrt,
4O18 @lsnipap. Elm 3ipeirab TN Der,
tie bon $40; Don Sobn RebbinstcH,
iii puIte 9irabe, cine solbene llhr
I'm Wsrtbe BEN $25; bon 6arclc
stnbsrion, 2020 Burnt alpsnue. du
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rao iiber cinen auf Der Gtrabe Iie'
genben 9uno. Der duf Der Stelle ges
tOotet lpuroe. Gglin fisl tnfofse beS
2lnpralls bonn Stab unb erlitt Ser
lebungen am &Opfe, iopie ain red,
ten &nie, Die ibn jebo6 uidt abbiels
ten, pieber Das STAB 5u beiteisen uuo
ieine Sahrt fortauieben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-18

4utosummirab i'm Wertbe BON $35;
BON Geo. Dreslin, 2llpin unb 9obs
man Ctr, cine solbene tlbr i'm Wers
TIE BON $25; bon 5rau See Wlaue,
277 Soutbsrn 2fpenus, Odmentlsi;
bungsftiide nip. i'm Wertbe BON $52.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-18
Neute M0cnO 57s9s;a;s 5aa s;:s s;! ;;5i;!; E;ie;

len ipirb. Gle gor6ereitungcn iino
aufs Bette getroffen iooaB allen
9beilnebmern bergniigte gtlnoen in
slusiidlt iieben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-18
Der Kebraus.
Die Siingtauer DerabIdieben ii6 BON
3oOlogiid)eu Gartem Rnblifnm.


geiOe &on3erte bes 3. Deuti6en 5ee,
bataiaons fanben tpieber DOR einen,
gldn5enben quoitorium itutt -
lleber 10000 perf funen bDrten ci,
prd9tigen WeiIen. - Der 1grii6s
idoppen bel ben &dmeraDen.
vtuiitmeiiter Wtle tpirO gum So
renmitglieo Oon bier &riegerOereinen
semd9t. - Gr I6entt ben prGIis
penten iein Bib. - Sine 2(u.ogrqs
pbeniammlung. - Das Spmp9p-
nleton5ert am beutigen 2lbenb. -
Sas gmerpsauoitorium iolte Bis
auf ben leBten PIaB bsieBt ieiu.
ausgetfungeH! 9srraui9t limb Die
martialiiden alGnse Der Sanfarsns
mari3e, Die ftotten Wal5er, bic trous
ten beutiden 9oltslieoer, bic iiibsn
9eimatbst0ne, bic uns pdbrenb Der
lebten 3p0lf Gage i'm 3OolOgii4en
@arten umraui6t baben. 9os @aItz
Ipisl Der aapeGe Des 3. Deuti9en See
batailons untsr Der genialen 2eitung
tbres Wuiitmsiiters Serrn 3. St.
Wiae lit gsitern 3u Gnbe segungeu
uno DieIe leBte @elegen6eit, bic &dz
pelle Su 60rsn, lpurbe Don 10000 ober
mehr WlenI9en benllst, benn 10 groB
mar gum minbeiten bic 3ub0reri6aft
pel6e gum Ha4mittagss unO gum
4benoton5ert rereint iparen. Sin bum
tss, abfpe8slungsrei4es Trosramm
mar aufseitsllt, bas bic 2siitungsfds
bigtsit bes Sr6eiters in trefflider
Weiie illuItrirtc. Dor alem naren
sg ipieber bic flottsn Dtilitdrs uno Die
5anfarsnmdrIde, bic bas publitum
padten unb gu bebrer gegeiiterung
binriiien. 9luBeroem iangsn bic Utits
glisoer Der &apelle in beiben &on5ers
ten brei 2iebsr fir WGnner4or uno
als SdluBHummer leoes Son3ertes
tpurbe bas srobe militdrii6e 5onges
mdloe pom beutI6sfran50iii6en Srieg
gsipielt unb bieie 9prFiibrung tricb
bic 9essiitsrung bes publitums uuf
bic b06fte SpiBe. Rie bat Der 3ouIo@
glide 9artsn eiH fold groBurtiges
aon5srtsp publitum seieben, nie nab
renb bes Quftrstens Der peuti4en
Wurinetapeae.
YielTa6 tpurbe Der WunId luut, es
m0dten ii6 Wlittsl unb Wsge iinber,
lin bic Gdpsae 3u einem ubernaliger
9aiiIpiel unite ben 4uIpi5ien Der
Stlfsseieuiaaft bierber5ubriHgeH. Sas
muB aber Der 3utunft iiberlafen bIeis
ben, OBJ ioldes ansebt uno ss 1T sum
minbsiten isbr ungetpib. Sas Puhli>
fun tbut besbalb gut buruH, tpenn es
bas Spmpbonieton3ert am beuti9en
4benb beIu6t, ba oasIelbe iotpeit bic
Isste W0sli6tsit bietet, bus Sr6citer
nod stnmal gu b0ren.
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|
% Sa6ren i'm fernen Often pollbraGt
Gd6e, mas nun 3lpar nptbgeprun9en
gum StiGitano getommen iei, a6er
ii6erli6 in boffentlib ni6t aG al
feraer 3eit pieoer aufgenommen nerz
ben tpiirOe. @r er3dblte bann DON
Oem tur5en arieg gegen Sapan, mie
breitauieno Mann ii6 monatelang ge=
gen cine 3ebnfa6s uebermu6t 6sloen.
bait geIpe6rt bdtten uno erit Der
lleberma6t erlagen, ols Der lebte
SduB aus ben aunonen BON Sing
tau Oerfeucrt, bic leste qatrone as
geI6oiien lpdr. 9err Wille eab mdns
6e intereiIante Gtn3el6eit DON bsn
9eroiiAen &dmpfen uno nit geipdnn-
ter QufmertTdmteit 6ing jeoer ein5elnt
an feinen Gippsn. @r bate nabe5u
erne Stunbs lang seipro6en INN
man bate i'm germ nod itunbenlang
3u9e60rt. Sbm puroe lauter Bel
fal 5utbeil.
Gs muroe jebt Der 2tntrag aeitelt.
Serrn WtuIitmeiitsrWile gum Gbrens
mitglieb Der perIdmmelten bier &rie.
ger0ereine gu erpdblen, mas einitims
mig uno unter oonneroem Surrab ges
iGa6. Serr gDile bantte fir bieis
rngeIu6te 9pbe G6re in bepsgten
@orten uub oann iiberrsifte er iez
oem prdiioentsn Der 8ereine iopie
Serrn 6enrp Spermann feline 9bos
tcgrap6ie, i'm in Uniform seigeno
unh nit elmer frsunoIihsn Wibmung
perfe6en. Die Wlitqlieber Der a1peqe
i6rie6en ieBt beutlih ibrs g2amen
nieber. Oiefe GutograpbenI mmlung
inf I'M sSaciimili perpislfdltig, 5ur
grinnerung an Die Mitglieber Der
ariegsroereine pert6eilt unb fir bic
gereinsbalsn unter Glas unb Ra4s
men aebraht perben.
Die 6erren Ri6ter glippert uno
Gihter 2ueoers, pel6e als Hebner
auf bem proqramm Itanben, batten
| Iib entituloiqen IaFsn unb unqern
tpurben bic beiben 10 bslie6tsn Ser
rem osrribt. Nutbem 6err b. Ggs
loffitsin nod cine tur5e GnIprude ge=
balten, fam bic 5eitperTommlung nit
bsm 2tbIinuen bes 2iebes m@merica
gum QlbIalub.
9as Spmph honistpnsert
i'm gmerb.
0as Spmpbonieton5ert, tpel9es bic
burd bieiige Wtuiiter Deritdrtte aaz
peQe bes Oritten Seutiten Seeba.
tainons unter Der 2eitung BON Wlus
IitmeiIter 8. &. @iqe am Mpntag
Glbenb i'm Gmerb glubitorium etebt,
ipirb Ii6, alien 2lnI6ein nah, zines
gldn5enoen gsTuas erfreuen.
Der @orpsrtauf Der Gintrittstars
ten Bel Der DurliBer go. an Der Sit
9isrten Strabe lit Elm auBerorbent>
li6 regsr unb dQs Qusiitten beutsn
raraufbin, bab fir bic bsbausrnse
ipertbeH Spfer Der ruiIiIdsn Win.
tiirberrihuft, bic oeutiden uno Diters
reidiIden Sriegsgefangsnen, bic III
Sibirieu ihmd4ten, cine itattli9e
Summe ersielt perben tpiro.
Sas programm oes gl6enbs tit
pis fOlgt:
Ouoerture su Der SreiIdiiB"
6. Wf. BON Weber
2trie Did !bsurs SaIIs" (5annz
bGuIsr) Wagner
Srau Gbele 2rueeer.
Snbian Suite Ro. 2 Mac8otpeG
Sisefrieb's Rbeirfabrt (Sisgfrieb)
gorIpiel uno aie6egtob aug .Sriitan
unb Siploe" Wagrer
Srdu 9lbele arueaer.
Snmohcniite Sidtung r2es pres
luoss" Qts3t
Die QreiTe Der eibe oariiren 5fpts
i6en 25 Geuts uno einem Dollar unb
bic 2oosn. BON bereu iibriaens bic
meiiten ihpn bertauft iinb, toiten $40.
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Saie.SaH.

TnppeIipieI iiir iinIere ,slebs" uio
.Guperbas beutc 9lad)nitta9 in
.grootIpn,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-18

fsitusriammlnns snm 53. 5n6resfaa
Der blntisen Sdjlad)t pon
Gbidamanaa.

Der Gfttnttag ipirb In Der U2emo
riaNaIe bssdngen. = Die anmeru-
ben pom %. Ohio n.bmen on Der
Jtisr ibeil. = Ridtsr u. &. rip
pert iiber Ole 8inb.Iirihlsr. = Gr
isuert feline 8reitieiten naf Opitet
Bah unb nad bem MtiBen Saus.
aapt. MOnfort smpfisblt, maa
iolls bic 0srltumber unb Seber nit
gsradtuns iirafen. aapi. 9.
Rofsnttals trefflide Rebe. - 2tuf
CUTE beuti4: 9lrt uno mad beute
idem aomrlanbo ipuroen bic Re.
bellsn Derbausn. Die fyrausn
nnb so6isr oes Reeimsnis als
@aitgeberinasn. - Die Reuner b,i
GhidamniiJa. - Gin RubmesbIdtt
aus ibrer rabmrsihen 0efdihte.
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TriibidOppen NIT &um e :
rapeu.

raben.
Die Serren Wiuitter tpdren seitern
gOrmittag uuter ben aomeraben, uns
ter WGnnern, bic ebeufaqs oes adiIers
Rod setrassn unb iih germ uuo frenz
bia ibrer Militdr5eit ertnnern. 2arrs
lpsbrperein uno NtiltGrOerein fattsu
su gbren Der 9ameraoen BON Der
beuti6en Wariue seitern einen 6rii6s
idoppen arrangiert, Der in Der WoiGs
ington plutform itattfano uno Dem
au6 bic Srieeerpereine bon 9opiugs
ton uuo Don 9umilton beilpo6nten.
go itattlid mar bic S6eiInabme, oaB
bic safeln, bic bic ean5e GGuge bes
arobsn SaaIss sinuabmen, Ooaitdnoig
bsisst tparcu, iobab 9iele iiberbdHpt
teins sise erboltsn tonnten. Die Der
anftaltung mar in ieoer 9e8iebung Elm
Griolg ann pom edit tameraoi4aftIis
dem Geiit getrugen.
ga6oem bic 5sItperiammluns itc.
beno Die Wdht am E9ein" geIungen
hattie. ridtete oerr e. @eber als prd-
iib.nt bes 0sutIaen 2anopebroereins
bersli6e Dorte bss Wiutpmms an bic
liebsn 9diis. Damn iibernabm 0err
SeRrp Spermann uls Sommersmeiiter
ben gprIiB unb luo porsrIt gu Sabung
unb 9lBung Elm uno Dem Jrubitilt
puroe nit gutem appetIt SuseIpro9en.
Der Clifton 9eigbis 9eiangOercin
lang bic aiebsr Der 5ug Des Ssrrn"
uno vSonntug ITS" uno oann belt
Serr $. Spermann ais prdiioent nes
decentralization arieger ganocs
cine ber5Ii4e 9lnipra6e uno bieb ple
Samsraben i'm Ramen bisIer 5roBen
ger.inieuns ebemoliger oeutiher Sol
batter pilItommen. yla6 hem
aemeinIaaftli6 geiungenen sd bait
eiHen aameraoen" ergriff Serr Wsuitt7
meiiter 8. S. WilIe gu eiHer lan9erer
Reoe oas Dort. Yorerit pplle er cin
Ser3ensbeoiirfnib befrieoisen, iagtc er,
unD fir bic ehte @aItfreunoIdaft, fir
Die pielen gerpeiie liebenspiirpiger
glufmertIamteit uno 3unsigung, iii:
be SerSlt1tslt gu oanten, bic tbm uTo
Ieinen 2euten in Cincinnati 5uthc;l
aeporoen pGren. 60 etfpas tbue i5'
rem peutiben SerSen tpobl uub Die CT
inneruna pel6e bic Witsiieber Der
Gapele BON Cincinnati nit fortneb~
men, sdble gu ben fdDniteu ibres 2es
bens.
Damn CAB Ssrr Wills cine fshslnos
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1916-03-23
THE ACCEPTED
THEORY OF MODERN
MEDICAL SCIENCE
Humanity Would be Free Forev-
er of Certain Diseases
WHEN ONCE STAMPED OUT
Man is Mans Worst Enemy in
Ignoring q Mutual Response
bility that Rests Upon all in
Health Matters
Man is mans worst enemy

Man is man s worst enemy!
We are responsible for our
brothers wellbeing, whether we
admit the fact or not, or whether
1t is mutually agreeable. We have
! 1t in our power to injure him and
he has like power over us. We
may be mutual menaces, and the
worst of it is that we don t realize
| 1t, or knowing it, we don't care.
With rare exceptions the dis
eases and distempers that afllict
us are communicable by germ
carriers from one human host to
the next victim. If we fail to
recognize the fact and act accord
ingly by protecting others from
ourselves, we are guilty of NOR
al wrong.
The accepted theory of modern
medical science asserts that if tu-
berculosis, yellow fever, malaria,
smallpox, typhoid fever, even
colds, bronchitis and many other
diseases could once be stamped
out everywhere, humanity would
be freed from them for all time,
because they arc communicable
only by the transference of germs
and the germ of each disease can
carry only that particular disease
and no other. But SO long as
these various germs continue to
exist, there is always the danger
Of their spread to new victims.
This declaration of science is
not Utopian, because where prop
er and intelligently administered
precaution is observed, there fol-
lows a reducing of the disease,
even of the commoner diseases,
absolutely stamping them out
within prescribed sections or ter
ritories.
But to reach such results scien-
lists and sanitists are powerless to
do more than to point out the way
1t rests with individual men and
women, the people themselves, to
bring about the ideal conditions
of universal healthfulness.
The germ of tuberculosis makes
the patient the source of infec-
ton, and it is evident that to re-
duce the danger of infection, to
prevent the spread Of disease, the
germ must be kept from reaching
Continued on third page)
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THE GUARDIANS
OF LIBERTY FROM
OFFICIAL SOURCE
A Member Contributes Article to
Pensacola Journal
NAMES FIVE SUCH ORDERS
Says When Their Attitude and
Motives are Understood Will
Not Lack for Respect and
Good Will of Americans.

SO much is being said about
the Guardians of Liberty and
other secret political organiza-
tions that some authoritative in
formation about them will un-
doubtedly prove interesting. The
Herald, therefore, reproduces
from the Pensacola Journal the
following contribution from a
correspondent who claims to be
the state lecturer for the Guard
ians. Most of the people of Flor
ida have doubtless read or heard
what Senator Bryan says about
them and it is but fair that they
be accorded the privilege of
speaking for themselves.
The Herald has no positive
knowledge of the objects Of these
secret organizations and, there
fore, can neither. condemn nor
commend them. Whatever criti-
cism The Herald has made ON
them amounts simply to saying
that, these secret political or
ganizations appear to have select
ed and agreed to vote for the
most Objectionable of the five can
didates for governor.
But here is the communication
to the Pensacola journal -
The Guardians who read your
paper desire space for the express
sion Of a few sentiments that we
believe to be our due.
The Guardians are commonly
considered a political organiza-
ton. Our movement is supposed
to be of recent origin.
/ desire to show that both of
these impressions are wrong. The
parent of all the patriotic socie-
ties is the American Mechanics.
This society was organized over
sixty years ago, and numbers ov-
err half million members in the
United States, and has nearly as
large membership in Florida as
the Guardians.
The P. 0. S. A., Knights of
Luther and cps" all have large
memberships and are represented
in the state at the present time.
What brought these five orders
into existence?
A consciousness that we have
in America an increasing foreign
population that is less assimilable
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Or, both bridges under one
contract for seven thousand, nine
hundred dollars ($7, ,900.)
Report of the committee upon
the assessment of lands in the
Fort Ogden Drainage District
was received and filed and notice
given that the board, at the regu-
lar meeting in April, will hear
any complaints that may be
made about said assessment. Said
notice ordered published in the
Punta Gorda Herald. (See notice
in advertising columns.)
Report from the comptroller of
the receipts and expenses of the
various county officers was re-
ceived and ordered published ac-
cording to law.
The clerk was instructed to ad-
vertise for bids for approximate
ly $4,000 cubic yards of excava-
tion or grading in special road
and bridge district No. S.
The clerk was instructed to ad-
vertise for bids for one or two
traction engines of the caterpil-
lar type, also one or two motor
trucks of not less than sixty
horse power.
Bond of Winfred G.. Cla, ,rk,
trading as Florida Crushed Rock
Company for the faithful com
pliance of his contract with De-
Soto county, was received, APP
proved and filed.
Petition of J. NJ. Miller, f. G.
Jones and others for change of
road running northeast from
Heard Bridge, across Peace river,
was received and was ordered fl
ed, and said petition to be taken
up at the next regular meeting,
and Commissioner Skipper is in
structed to confer with parties
concerned and ascertain if a more
direct route cannot be agreed
upon.
Board adjourned to convene at
next regular meeting in April.
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be issued in denominations as fol.
lows, to-wit: Five bonds of $500
each and three bonds of 500
each, said bonds to mature as fol.
lows, to-wit: One $500 bond Jan.
luary 1st, 1918; one $500 bond
January 1st, 1919; one $500 and
one 800 bond January 1st, 1920
one $500 and one 800 bond Jan
uary LIST, 1921; one $500 and one
800 bond, January LIST, 1922. The
principal and interest of said
bonds. shall be payable at Area
dia.
The clerk was directed to pub
lish in the Punta Gorda Herald a
notice calling for bids for the
purchase of said bonds. (See not
ice in advertising columns)
Road petition of James Carlton
and others was granted.
The engineer reported back to
the board the tabulation and re-
port of the bids submitted by the
Cornwall Construction Company
and the Luten Bridge Company
for the construction of bridges
over Payne's creek and Little
creek, in special road and bridge
district No. l. After due con-
sideration it was moved and car
ried that the bid of the Luten
Bridge Company be and the same
is hereby accepted. The Com
pany agrees to furnish all mater
ials and labor and construct, com
plete, ready for the fill of the
roadway, the following named
bridges in special road and bridge
district No. /:
Bridge across Little Payne s
creek, IS foot span, 16 foot road
way, for the sum of four thous-
and, one hundred and ninety-fve
dollars ($4, 4,195.)
Bridge across Payne'S creek,
60 foot span, sixteen foot road
way, for the sum of three thous-
and, seven hundred and ninety
dollars ($3,79O)