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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-08

4. Sanuar 1916 gilans. IS 635.58
Der 8er6anb 3ablt 81 9ereine nit
SS45 Wsitslisbern, iofpie 294 @ir3elz
Gsitslieber, 10 oab fi4 bic 9eiammts
mitsIisoer3abl nuf 9139 felt. Der
gsri6t pirb gum Druid beorSert uno
pirb ben sin5slnsn 9srsiuen 3usei6itt
lreroen.
Die febenben Iusf3iiie:
9or St!Ib Der 9erfamnt.ung err
uennte prdiibent S6paab nod bic
TcIgsHosn iteberoen 4usi4ufe fir
oas IauisnOe Sdhr:
Sampasne- 4uguit o ors
6a d, guriiBer; Spt aummeron,
SerrD 9lI6erB, Gbas. StdIf, gmiI
Gluisr, Sobn a6nig.
9ergRiiguugs-S 8. s. g i f.
bert, gOriiser; Senrp glIberB, 5raHt
arierim. Gomonb SdriHner. Gbas.
Renier, Gbas. Saud, auguit StsiHs
bad.
Oeutf6e Spra6e- Rttter
4lfr. g. Rippert, gOriiBer; Ben
no 9omus, Otto Rennsr, Nm. !6urtz
mann, Sans 2ebmunn, Wm. pon Der
Salben.
qropaganSa-G mi I g d ies
le, 9OrTigsr; iSrant aabIer, Sacob
9ieb, So6n 5rids, 4lfreb feinbaroi,
16os. 9eiat, Saco6 9ramIit, Dm.
Soffmdnn.
gef6i6ts- Or. $. $. Sid.
@priiber; q. 8. Burger, Or. 6.
S6pagmessr, Grau 2ouiie Reinmut9,
Syobn Solmsr, 8. S. gur9larSt, Or.
u. u, ano9.
partuS pietpfGBe-S 0 9n
e ger, @prIiser; Seurp Sening, Go.
iS. Ulade, Selma Stisls, Casper Sia,
Dan. 9ugsnbiebl, glrton Sliiditein,
qIbert Sriigsr. Cr. &arl 3iegler.
-Ridter is I eo,
E. SpiegeI, @Oritber; G6arles
gutl, Grnit SempeI. Sen. SulsUitt,
aoolp6 Summer. Som S9puub.
9eutI9e 9refie- 9bds.
4 @eiI, 9Oritssr; Geo. RanS, Sp.
RdturdliIatiou = GmiI
9 6tele, @Oriissr; glaguft 9Orba9.
%oI &dmmerpn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-08
glutorerItoI3 0 I3.

3tuei illngc 8idter pobuer Der
GrItauffiibrune zines bou linen &C.
meiniam oerfdbten Dramas bel. G.3
lpdbreno oes eriten uno Speiten 2If'
tes bonn 9ubIifmn 10 lebboft 9eiiltt
ipir6, ooB an Der glblebuilnG ocs
Stiides nifJt mebr sli stpeiieln 1T.
min iih Der cine BON ibnen beimIi9
Soponuraden. gie oies Der oiloera be.
merit, itebt er ebenfaIls aiti lmo iagt
pifiert: ,Sbo, i'd geb' aud nit
Sie tEun ia, aIs OBJ Sie oas Shil al.
Iein rerinbt battenl-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-08
@naetae.

Ger Icrtrieb unirrer 0ode eriolgt
iorton oltrh eiaene Heiienbe. GialrI-
ben Iino in trodenem 9ltitono aidn-
seno lutb bart iUie @las, trieeen teine
&iiie uno fonlinen MIR in SSIaidet -
ouf Dem @au6e nit unierer 0lrrla
perieben - in oen SonoeI.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-08
0rsi Mili8r.aimentsr Dom @OuO.rnsir
btrdusb.orbert.

Doungstotpn s., z. Sanudr.
- 9os Seer Der Streiter in ben Sas
briien Der Republic Sron unb Steel
So. fpurbe Greitas I'M 600 Wanu
permebrt. inbem fobi.Ie Mrbsitsr Der
younsstomn Gbesi unb 9ube 60. iid
ben ausftdnbisen, bi. ieb i'm ganssn
5000 Mann sdbIen. anftloFen.
gs fam tpdbrenb b,s 9ases su ges
ipalibdtisieiten, ba bic poiisn Der
alusitdnbigen bic Nrbsiier, ipeIde fih
in bic Gubrifen bege6sn fpolIten, nidt
burdlaF.n tpollteu.
Oit gcursstopn. mo iih bic Tds
briien Der .Sbsst unb Sube Co. be-
iinben. in cine 9oriiabt Don etipa
10000 einipobnern. 5isr fpielten fid
an Greiias elbsnb bIuiise Strabens
irauaIIe ab. i'm DerIaufe berer 19pers
ionen geIdoiien tpurbeu, bupon bier
lebensgefdbrIid. Bier @ei9dftss.s
bdube unb aipei Der Jabriteu Der
Younsstpipn Shset nnb 5ube 60.
ipurben bon bsm Mob einssdihert
inb bic aus aebn polisiiten bsitebsnbs
g,oIiseimannfdafi, pelde burd pris
patbetsitipes peritdrtt iporbsn mar,
ipnrbe bon ben 5000 gusftdnbissn qua
riidsebrGnst.
Sheriff llmfteab. Der NIT me6rer.n
Mili5offisisre fi6 on Der STEELE Der
ilnruten einsefunben bate, ipurbs
mibbanbsIi unb ibm rotber pfeffsr
n Die Qlusen sefuorfsn.
Die Jeusripsbrleuis, pel6e bas
Gsusr I'm gsf6dfis 9ifiritt su 10
fbsn fu6isn, ipurbm Don bem Mob
in bi. Jludt seidblas.n.
Der Rralpal brad aug. als Elm aus
minbsitns 5000 WGnnsrn unb
Jraurn btitsb.nber gOlisboufen bic
elrbsiisr Der gabriisn nit Sisinsn
bsiparfen. aIs lie 9lbenbs Don Der 9lrs
belt famen. g}ripaipOIi3iiien unb R..
sulirs iudisn bsm srsiben Ginbalt 3u
ibun, ols eiutr Der Wahen einen
StuB abfeuerts. SIN felben Qlusens
bid bate auH bic Sireiter ibrt Wafs
fen se5ossH unb cine olIsemetns
Shisberei enibrannts. Die iuiitbenbe
9oIismsnse. ipeIdje ii9 ettpas 5uriids
ge3ossn bate, itedte mebrere Der 0es
bdubsn in Der Radbari6aft in 8ranb.
Ridt ipsnigsr als 10 gtbdube fitlen
BEN tntfsHelisn Clement gum Spfsr
,inb sesen 10 llbr atbenbs idien e.
dls OF Der sanss GjsTddftstbeiI Of
younsstOpn's einsodf6ert ipsrSen
foIlts.
Die Wsb5rben eriIdrten. bab iit
BEN naob seseniiber obund&tis ftisn
ilnb erfu&itn Inn militSrifHe 9lilfs.
Gsusssaass GDiuIl tsfaN tfm 81
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-08
uebertrumpft.

@raf BON quHp: sd iage Sbnsn,
Serr Baron, metne glbuen pdrsn
i4on beriibrt sur 3eit, als Oas 9uus
Der 8aroliner NOD eyiitirt,!"
Baron DON Shnprr: .gla III
gar niibt - mein llrabH bate iOgar
ne 9ppotbet oaroltf."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-08

rp geebe, gl. Steintamp uni aHt6os
M Wiaer.
Die iiegreiden aanbibatsn Der
p8lauen" fir DireftOreH iparen: Ben
Be6er, Der bic grobte Stimmsu5abl
uuf ii6 oersintste, gbcrles $. gIitDu,
Jreo. 0ieper, III. 6loden 9sfar gef
unb cSSphn Wpefte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-08
Rad ihtperer geenptb
Sanben bic paffagiere bes
srie4if9en Sampfers
befIafontfi" in
yletp glorf.

Rep gort, 7. Sanuar. 1T
paRasiere bes griedif6en 9dmpfers
n1behaloniti", ipel6e benIel6en hat
ten i'm Stide laFen miiTien, trafsn
5reitdg nit ber ,patris" BON Der
ndmlifen 9inie bier Elm. Sie err
sdblten, bob iie tpGbrenb Der 5 Wos
den, bab bic r3beHaloniti" Der Wutb
Der glements bilflos ausseiest mar,
furdtbar 5u leiben 6atten.
9lm Wei6nahistage mar Der
JleiI6porraib bSaig aufgesebrt unb
nur ipenise 6aGonsn MaHer parsn
aur Stillung bss 9urites porbanben.
glm folgsn6en Sage brdb Elm entIeBr
liher Gturm los nnb piele gaiIagiere
befiirdteten, SaB Der Dampfer unter
ibnen bsriinten iperbe. DDS Shiff
bate bereits am 81. December elm
2ed erbalien mb bas eingebrungene
Waiier bate ben MaIainsnrdum
tbeilfueiie unter MdHer eeisbt. Gs
fpurben Signals I'm 6iilfe ausseianbt
uno mebrere 9ampfer;: bic berbeiees
eiIt tuaren, erboten iid paiiaaisre unb.
Mannidaft an gorb su nebmen. BIS
bic rpatris". pelfe gu berIelben ais
ME, ipie bic .S6efialoniti1 seb5rt, In
Si6t fam. ipurbe cine Srqpsfer:runs
Der paFasiere arransiri.
Grddtraten fir gaum.
polle.
Rem Yort, z. gan. - Die bris
tiide Rssierung bat bic syradtrats fir
gaumtuolle, ipsl9e BON bier mad
@roB6ritannisn psrI6ifft tpirb, auT
alpei Dollars pro 100 pfunb feitges
iest uno bic 8sidlasnabme bon S6iIs
zen dnesbrcbt, bic msbr forbern. Die
iestisen Jradtraten betrasen $3.50
Biz $500 pro 100 BfuHb.
Sur .perfia" affaire
Wafbinston, .. G., Z. San.
aonIul 8arrels in aleranbria melbete
ON Jreitas bsm Staatsbepartament,
baB sr bon 81 lleberlebenben Der
rperiia4 aataiiropb. bddporens
9tusiassn erIanst babe. 2lle bsitdti.
gen bic friiber.n g.ri6te, bab MIN.
lib tein, Warnuns seseben unb tsin
S6iff asfeben tporben iei.
Die 6iterrei6iff,s Resierung battle
Bis gum Sonnerftas teine gadri6t
iiber bic 9erientung bss 9ampiers
.psriia" erbalien, tpie goti9dfter
penfieIb aus Wieu melbete.
Jrantreid osrfpri9t, fi4
in adtsu nebmen.
WnfbiHston, .. G., z. San.
Oas Staaisbspartsmsnt III BON bem
gctffafter Sbarp in paris bena6s
ridtigt rorben. bab bic fran30iiI5e
assierung ben aapiiGn bes arsuSsrs
.Oeseartes- ansstpiefsn babe, nit grOs
Der llmiidt bor5useb.n uno feline amss
ritanifdsn Sdiffe msbr ansubaIten.
9 d mer ais Giebes5ts
garren.
Sapannab, Ga. z. Sanuar.
Ri6t ipeniger als 12 Waggonlaburs
3isarstten ldssru bier. I'm na9 Gnss
lamb perf6ifft gu tperoen. Gisielben
iinb fir bic britiiasn SOlbatsn on Der
Gront beitimmt.
Dur4 ben elettrifden>
Strom bingeri9tet.
Ofiinina q. g., z. Sanuar.
antpuio Poriou, elm Stubent aus
portorico. Der SRI. 9eiIis aroner,
eins aebrerin in Sdeneet1bg, q. g.,
in bic er perlisbt mar, ermorSet FAT.
u t,,,,rhs h;sr cy.;{n, qDc,ns,, S,,.L
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-08
2ofal 8eri4t.
gentid ; 4mGif. ctabtperbanD.
geiuRte iid seitern gbenO ieGr Elm.
gebeuS nit Der gsatnraliiatipns.
Jrase.
ErGiibent SoBn Shlpaab pertbeioigt
ben uon i'm cinsenOnlmeucn
Stambpnuft.

Reuer 3peisDerbanb In 9a3elipoob i'm
entitehen besriffen. - Sa6res6es
ri9t oes Ginan5sSetretdrs Menier.
= Die ftebenten qlusiaiiiis fir bas
laufsnbe sSabr ernannt. Sin
8cItsfeit fir bas tOmmeHbe Grii6z
iabr seplant.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-08

BET 1iirsermeiiter 80 Silfsmarl9dls
Orsibist unO biefen anbefOhlsn, bic
ganse gsa6t Oas gsfdnsnib gu beipas
den.
eOfnmbus, Obio, 7. San. -
I'm Wittsrnadt erbtelt Sol. garser
gsfsbl, fid nit feinem Hesiment, BAN
a., nad gounsstopn gu bessbsn, Ius
balb bic Mobiliiation polenbet 1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-08
ediHsnaAristsH.

Rotterbum, 6. San. Gnset.:
nHOproam" bon Ten Yrrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-08

oaber frieclide SanoeIsfdifie i'm
w,itteadnpiiden 1seer, .. +. Jradt.
oontpfer iotpobI ais gaiiaaieroant.
pier, iclonge lie nid,t 5ii ettiliebcn
iliden coer &iSeritnto ieiitcn, iias
ooift seritoren, fpem Haiiooiere irno
geiaB;ng in Siterbeit gebrad,t NOR.
oelt iinb.
%. Sae Sallc bon 3eritoru,tg
irieolider SdaocIsidiiie i'm giittel.
ldnoiidRn Wiecr, bel benen ocutide
pnterieeboctc in getrad)t fonlnert
inlen @egenitanb einer ofii5iellenlln.
tetiudyiing ieim, mo altberoem eiiem
rcseiredteu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
iiiltcr6reitct meroen. Sniotpeit ameri-
fnniid;e Sntereiien in getratt fonl.
mem ipirb Die oeiitide Resicrlng 6as
Reiultat Der liuteriudJilns Der ameri-
finiidcn Hcgiering nittbcilen. IieS
bot cild auf bem 5all Der .GerIia"
gc5ng, nenn Die llmitdnOe ioIfe5 se-
Dieter ioIIten.
a.. 8enn Elm aouunmbeir bon
oeutiden llnterieebooten nidt i'm
GinfIang init ben ibm geeetenen ge.
iebIeH sanOeIn ioate, oaitn tpirb er
fcitrait lperoen; alrberoem ipirO Die
oeiitihe 9iegieriine fir ben Ioo obcr
cic 8erIesims pon amerifaniihcn
g'iiraern Gd,abenerias Ieiiten.~
Scfretar Canning nlatte feline 9ln.
iiinbiaing iiber Die o2uiitania".
slnaelesatbeit. erfIdrenb oab oieie
sIneelegenbeit nod fonfibcntieller
Irt iei.
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Mnfrabr In Cf.ypungs'
tDtpu.

Strsitenbe efrbeiier Der Giienfabrissn
aeratben NIT Der poIissi ansins
amber.
Nsunasbn perfonen geidcFen, bapoH
bier IebenssefdbrIid.
Die aratpallanteH 3iinbm bic Sidbt
an uHb pliinbern mebrsre ge
i6dftsbdufer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-08

z. StraBs; Carl 9anenbauer, 17o6
&ace Strabe, unD 5enrp 4uguit Sims
mermann, IA Meit 13. StraBe, ais
gin5elmitglieber aufgenommsn. Ssrr
S9paab ma9te duf bas 2lble6en oss
9errn s. $. 8lDbel, prGfibsnt bes
StaatsDer6anbes BON pennIplpanien,
Der lpdbrenb eines 8a3ars Su @uniten
Der &riegsnotbleibenben inmitten feiz
ner iegsnsrei4en SbGtigfeit infolge eis
nes S9laganfaGs geitorben lit, aufz
merriam unb gu gbren Oes 9erftorbe,
nen erboben ii9 bic Anfpeienben pon
benSiben.
atuf gntrag bes 5srrn s. 3. ggeil
fpurben Der prdiibent unb SetretGr
btauftragt, Serrn 5rant g. Monnett
bon Columbus. Der porigen Sonntag.
tpie ausfiibrli6 unb ausi9liebli9 i'm
r8oltsblutt" bsri9tet, pdbrenb elmer
8eriammlung i'm @ranb Opern6aus
10 enersii9 fir bic rDeutI3e Sa9e"
unb gegen ben 8dffeni4o4er aufges
treten 1T, burh Elm S6rei6en bic berg
li9e Anertennung unb ben 0anf beg
9. ". Stabtperbanbss BON Cincinnati
aus8ubriider.
Sa + bresberi4t bes 5tnan3s
SetretGrs.
Der 5iuan3iefretdr, 5err G6as. 6.
Menier, untsrbreitete ben folgenoen,
Don Dem Reoiiionsausi9uB, beitebenO
aus ben Serren 5. 81. 8urgbarDI,
5rant &abIar unb Spbn gger. be.
gIau6isten Sa3resberi4t:
l. Sqnuar 1915 gilun8 s. 1925
Ginnab men.
&rpfiteuer .$419.00
gtn3eleWitglieber =. $4,000
Grtrag oes goItss
feItes .......... 996.7O
= = 4 n
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-08
9ur4 ben elettrifden,
Strom binaeri6tet.

Dfiinina q. g., z. Snnuar.
antputo Porion, elm Siubent aus
portorico, Der SRI. Yeifis aromer,
cine 2sbrerin in SdensetloD, q. g.,
in bic er perlis6t mar, ermorS.t fat.
ts, tuurbe bier sreiias Worasn bur9
ben elettrif9en Strom binseridtet.
Scr geruolter oes 3ud)tlnuies,
tptIder sssen ben @oll5ua Der 5obsss
itrafe III, mar ni6t 5usesen unb bate
aud idmmtlide 3.itunssygeri9ters
itatter ausaeInIpfTsn.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-08-28
CHURCH LOCALS.

Don't fail to attend the Grace
Baraca prayer meeting tonight, at 8
o'clock, in charge Of Mr.. George Ad-
ans. All men are urged to attend,
especially those interested in the sue
cess of the tabernacle meeting.-Adv
Following is list of the ushers
chosen to act in the tabernacle ser
vices, which will begin next Sunday
afternoon, Sept. 3rd, at $50 o'clock:
J. H. Kraft, chairman; Delsworth V.
Mcnamara, assistant chairman; Jos.
E. Taitt, Augustus Bell, Sr., Daniel
D. Barnett, w. E. Christopher, Will
bur R. Dashiell, Frank Fountain,
Fred Flowers, Covey Hughlett, Rob-
ert H. Hall, Richard Hughlett, Jas.
H. Murphy, Edward Mitchell, Thos
Meredith, Reed North, VIM. T. Nabb,
Orion Pritchett, Thos. Pattison, Au-
gustus Bell, Jr., Harry Reed, c. NJ
Stichbury, Otis Sherman, Luther E..
Stack, Brice Twilley, Bernard Todd,
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-08-28
Tuesday, September 5, 1911

o. M, all the following lands and pre-.
erty mentioned and conveyed by sal
mortgages, to-wit:
FIRST-All that lot or parcel {
land on the Eastward side of Pin
which was conveyed unto the said Ne
hemiah Henry by Shadrach Dobson. }.
deed dated the 18th day of July, 1901
and now of record among the La9
Records of said county, in Liber c. b
No. rs. folio 629. for a more particuL
to said deed is hereby made and te
same is made q part hereof.
SECOND-All that lot or parcel #
land on the Westward side of Pc
street. in said town, county and St8,
which was conveyed unto the said n
deed dated the 9th day Of April. Isl,
and now of record among the Lad
Records aforesaid. in Liber w. L. 81
No. 8. folio 1872. for a more particulr
description Of which said lot referens
to said deed is hereby made. and to
THIRD-All that lot or. parcel If
land on the West side of Center stret,
In said town. county and State, with
was conveyed unto the said Nehemih
Henry by George w. James and WE,
by deed dated the 18th day of Deca-
Land Records Of said county, in Iilr
w. L. R.. No. s. folio 261, for a NICE
description of which said ST !
reference to said deed is hereby maoI
and d the same Is made made q part hereof
parcel Of land situated on the sorth |
side of Dobson street. in said own.
and State, which was Conveyed |
unto the said Nehemiah Hem by !
Matty A. Davidson, Assignee oMort-
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-08-28
Donts In Wood Furniture.

When wood is badly denied or
scratched it is often a problem to
know how to get rid of the marks.
This is quite easy If the following
plan, suggested by the Scientific Amer
lean, is adopted. First Of all fold
piece Of blotting paper at least four
times, then saturate with water, final
" allowing the superfluous moisture to
drip away. Now heat a fatiron until
it is about the warmth required for
laundry work. Place the damp blot
ting paper over the dent and press
firmly with the IRON AS soon as the
paper dries examine the mark 1t
will then be found that the cavity has
filed up to a surprising extent Where
the dent is very deep a second or even
a third application on the lines indi-
Gated might be tried. Sooner or later
even serious depressions can be drawn
up, and most people who have not
tried this plan wfll be surprised at the
result Of the treatment Reponshing
will clear away even the slight marks
that might finally remain.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-08-28
Leroy l.. Wallace, Solicitor.
Leroy l.. Wallace, Solicitor.
Assignee's and
Sala
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE |

Under and by virtue of power 9f
sale contained in mortgage from Me-
hemiah Henry and Annie l.. Henry, ms
wife, to Edgar Bayly. dated the 1st day
Of April. 1913. and now of record
among the Mortgage Records Of Dot-
chester county, in Liber w. L. R., NJ
S, folio 315, which said mortgage ha
been duly assigned unto the undo
signed, Emerson c. Harrington. for the
purpose of foreclosure. and under and
by virtue of power of sale contained In
a mortgage from the said Nehemiah
Henry and wife, to Emerson G. Har-
rington, and assigned to Druscilla Nit
chell, dated the 9th day of April, 1911,
and recorded among the Mortgage
Records of Dorchester county. in Libe;
w. L. R., No. 3, folio 4S. and duly as
signed to me. the undersigned, for the
purpose of Foreclosures, and under ane
by virtue Of power Of sale containet
in a mortgage from said Nehemiah
Henry and wife to the undersigned
Emerson c. Harrington, said mortgag.
being dated the 9th day of August
1915, and now of record among th
Mortgage Records of Dorchester cour
ty, in Liber D. H. L., No. l, folio 68,
default having been made in comply
ing with the terms of said mortgage;
the undersigned, assignee and mort
gagee, will. as aforesaid, offer for sal,
to the highest bidder. at the Govt
House door. in the town of Cambridg, |
MARYLAND. on
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A Chinese Hero.

At Looping Hsien is statue draped
in full dress Of a mandarin (the pu
ting or police mastery named Chin.
who gave his life for the people. An
exile who was In the camp at Jao-
chow and who owed the hsien district
magistrate) a grudge. rode a black
horse to Looping and. having killed the
hsien, got back for the Jaochow roll
call next morning. As the murderer
could not be found orders came from
the capital that large number Of the
people should be killed. To prevent
this slaughter Of innocent folk the pu
ting, a good old man. said he stabbed
the hsien after q few words over the
wine cups, and he was consequently
beheaded. No resident Of the district
would deal the fatal blow. but an itin-
Grant cobbler or bamboo worker did It
for q reward Of 20 taels. Tradition
adds that he was struck dead by light
ming after leaving the execution ground
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Phone 457.J
Feat of Baseball Pitcher

JUST one pitcher in the history of
oaseball-that is, a hurler who was
working in a league of recognized
standing and class-is credited with
pitching two complete games In sue
cesslon wherein the opposing batsmen
Ialled to register base hit. A big
pitcher sailing under the name of
Gene Wright. who hurled for the Day.
ton club Of the Western association
back In 1901. on Sept. / Of that season
pitched no hit. no run game against
columbus. He followed up this feat
oy turning the same trick against the
Grand Rapids team on Sept Anew
York Sun.
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Tibet,

Tibet Is all mountains and valleys
mere Is scarcely plain worthy of the
name. The mountain passes are at a
high altitude and crossed only with
great d1fficulty. The valleys are well
populated. but the cities are small and
the houses crude buildings of mud
walls. The streets are narrow and
dirty. Northern Tibet is peopled large.
~ by nomad tribes, while in the south
there Is a more settled population.
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Curtis Thomas, J. N. Thomas, II. No
BILE Wright, Geo. w. Williams, Frank
Sherman, Emory Wright, Sylvester
S. Stewart, Granville Hales, Brice
Johnson, Arthur Johnson, Preston
J. Howard Phillips, Lorenzo
Jackson, Richard Dunn, Warren Lantz.
Clarence Newcomb, Pers1ey Vickers,
VIM. Merrick, Chas. Rementer, J. C..
Travers, Russell S. Davis, VIM. E..
Hearn, Wilbur Foxwell. The persons
named above are urged to meet at
the tabernacle tomorrow (Tuesday)
night, at o'clock, for the purpose
of organizing, and in order that they
may familiarize themselves with the
Work.-Adv.
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Do You Know That

One million two hundred thousand
Americans die each year, it is esti-
mated?
Heart disease, pneumonia and tu-
berculosis cause more than 80 per
cent of deaths?
Sickness lowers earning capacity?
The u. S. Public Health Service is
the nations first line OF defense
against disease?
Disease is the nations greatest
burden?
Sunlight and sanitation, not silks
and satins, make better babies?
Low wages favor high disease
rates?
A female fly lays an average of 12O
eggs at Q time?
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Milford won
Cambridge Saturday.
nine to five. The featuN
game were Pearson's home -
with three on, Andrews good ste
at short, and Miners good catch OF a
foul. Wilson began pitching, but
gave way to Bourland on account of
wildness. Bourland pitched a nice
game Of the nine Milford runs, on
| ly two were earned. Cambridge earn
eu all five.
First Inning -Cambridge: Bour-
land was hit on the wrist, Ericsson
was safe on Miners bad throw, J.
Miller fouled to Davis, Pearson sin
gled to center, Wilson famed, Heller
threw out Andrews. Milford: Smith
walked, Kane forced Smith at sec
ond and was safe on Cantwell's er-
ror; E. Miller singled to center, Da-
Wis walked, after Miller was run
down at first, Miner singled to cen
ter, scoring Kane, Dolan grounded to
| Cantwell.
| Second Inning Will
liams singled to left, Cantwell forced
Williams at second, ngelhoffer
| famed, Bourland was safe on Legar's
error, Heller threw out Erricson.
Milford: Jamison famed, Legar was
safe on Cantwel's error, Heller fore
ed Legar at second, BourIand threw
out Smith.
Third Inning Cambridge: j. Mil
Ter flied to Jamison, Heller threw out
! Pearson, Smith threw out Wilson
Milford: Kane walked, E. Miller
sacrificed, Davis walked, Miner fore
ed Kane at third, Dolan beat out an
infield hit, Jamison walked, scoring
| Davis; Legar singled to center, scor-
ing Miner and Dolan; Heller groun-
ded to Cantwell.
Fourth Inning An
drews flied to E. Miller, Williams
fouled to Miner, Smith threw out
! Cantwell. Milford: Smith walked,
Kane walked, E. Miller sacrificed,
Davis walked, Miner doubled to left,
scoring Smith, Kane and Davis; Mil
ner died stealing third, Dolan flied to
Williams.
Fifth Inning-Cambridge Kiln
gelhoffer flied to Jamison, Miner
threw out Bourland, Ericsson flied to
Heller. Milford: Jamison singled
to left, Legar forced him at second,
Heller flied to Erricson, Smith sin
gled to left, scoring Legar; Williams
threw out Kane.
holAlh j. MIL
Ter flied to Jamison, Pearson flied to
Heller, Wilson flied to Smith Mil
ford: e. Miller famed, Andrews
threw out Davis, Miner flied to Can't
we'll
Seventh Inning-Cambridge: An
drews grounded to Smith, Williams
famed, Cantwell flied to Miner. Mil
ford: Dolan singled to left, Jamison
singled to left, Legar flied to Bour-
land, Heller fouled to Pearson, Do
Ian stole third and Jamison second.
Smith famed
Eighth Inning cambridge: Mil
ner threw out Klingelhoffer, Bour-
land singled to left, Ericsson dou-
bled to right, j. Miller singled to
left, Pearson hit homer over left
field fence, scoring Bourland, Eric
son, ]. Miller and himself; Wilson
walked, Andrews flied to Kane, Will
liams singled to left, Legar threw out
Cantwell. Milford: J. Miller threw
out Kane, E. Miller beat out an in
field hit, Davis doubled to center,
scoring E. Miller; Andrews threw
out Miner, Dolan flied to Klingel-
hotter.
Ninth Inning-Cambridge: Kiln
gelhoffer doubled to left, Bourland
was safe on Legar's error, Ericsson
forced Bourland at second, J. Miller
singled to center, scoring Klingelhof-
Ter; Pearson was famed by Molin-
eaux, Legar threw out Wilson, end
ing the game.
The Score:
ABB r H o A E.
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BRIGHT Child

How long has your daughter been
studying art?"
rive years. and she has made great
progress. She can talk about motifs
aho atmosphere and such things In
sucn a way as to make you think she
SHOWS perfectly what she means."-
Chicago Tribune.