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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-09-07

: Nowy teatr "Strand" jest
pierwszorzednym teatrem migaw-
|kowych obrazk6w, zdolen pomie-
sscic oko}o 500 os6b. Teatr ten
jest 115 stop dlugi i 26 stop SEE
roki.
Siedzenia pod}ug prawa stano-
wego So. urzadzone 81 Gale jedno
cd drugiego. Sredni ganek w po-
r66wnaniu do innych jest znacz--
ME szerszy, DO 4 stopy szeroki.
|Podloga jest zbudowana w taxi
lspos6b, re W lyle jest o 4 stopy
wyzsza niz W przodku. Zewnetrz-
my wyglad nowego teatru jest
nadzwyczaj chedogi, ozdobny
wspanialy.
Ma zewnatrz u CORY jest on or
|dobiony pieknemi olejowemi ma
lowid}ami, przedstawiajacemi INA
ne. sceny dawnych bajek. Drzwi
wchodowe i przegroda do spree
|dazy biletow So francuskiego sty-
|lu Wewnetrzna Geese ozdobiona
jest austryackiemi firankami i
jfrancuskiemi draperyami. Sciany
Ii imne wewnetrzne wykonczenia
So mahoniowe.
w ogniotrwalej izdebce z ty-
ilu sa umieszczone dwie nowo mo-
dine wiekie maszyny, kt6rych O.
lperatorem bedzie p. Adolf Rol--
biecki, najmlodszy syn p. Leona
Rolbieckiego, Teatrzyk "Strand'
bedzie pokazywal MOVE, pierw-
szorzedne obrazki codziennie.
IPierwsze migawkowe obrazki
przedstawiac beda sztuke "Sher-
lock Holmes skladajaca sic z
siedmiu czescl.
Spodziewamy sic, re Polacy pc
pra to MOVIE przedsiebiorstwo,
gdyz zamiast zanosic pieniadze
ma bylejakie przedstawienia u
rzadzane przez niekatolik6w, O.
|trzymac moea daleko wieksze ko-
rzysci naukowe przez uczeszcza--
|nie ma przedstawienia urzadzane
|przez K%atolik6w, kt6rzy spo--
dziewamy sic, mic .takiego pokazy-
wac ME beda CODY sic sprzeciwia-
10 moralnosci.
Nawiasowo dodac chcemy, il
sztuka "Sherlock Holmes" gra-
ma by1o z wielkim powodzeniem
W Londynie i %wiekszych MAS
tach angielskich W Anglii, i re
'sceny So typiczno angielskie a
take aktorzy pc wiekszej czesci
So Anglicy i to ME byle jacy, ak
tory ale prawie kazdy jeden z
mich mial odpowiednie do tego
|wyksztalcenie j praktyke teatral-
No, a jedni z mich navel podro--
zowali pc Europe j byli ulubien-
cami ludzi, kt6rzy sic intereso-
wall teatfami " Europe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-09-07
PoDZIEKoWANIE.

Wszystkim-tym, kt6rzy okazali
nam lyle dobroci j w%sp6lczucia
W naszym g}ebokim smutku, Z
powodu utraty naszego kochane.
go syna Andrzeja, dziekujemy
serdecznie. By1o to nam ulga ME.
ma1a W zalobie,
Andrea Kolter j IONA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-09-07
.0twareie ~nigawkowych OBJ
Krakow przez Polaka.

Pan Leon Rolbiecki i jego
syn Hieronim ~otwieraja nowy
pierwszorzedny teatr migawko--
wych obrazk6w.
Pierwsze otwarcie teatru, W
.sobote i niedziele rozpoczna ode
graniem popularnej i dobrze INA
-ne.j sztuki
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-09-07
PARAI.Iz DZIECIECY.

12sto letnia c6rka Henryka
Weimera z Witoka zosta1a W .po-
niedzialek postawiona pod kWa--
rantane, poniewaz zachorowa1a
ma paraliz dzieciecy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-09-07
BIERZMOWANIE w KOSCIE.
LIE SW STANISkAWA K.

Prey koncu biezacego miesia.
ca (24-go sierpnia) odbedzie sic
Bierzmowanie w kosciele sw. Sta
nis1awa K. Obecnie Wielebni
ksieza przyspasabiaja dzieci i do
rosie osoby do godnego przysta--
pienia do tego SACRAMENTO.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-09-07

w poniedzialek rano, zmarla
pc kilko godzinnej chorobie. na
paraliz dzieciecy, 6cio letnia. co
reczka panstwa Fred. Schaffer,
Fam. pod mr.. 329 E. 4tej ul.=Po-
grzeb odbyl sic W niedziele 0 9tej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-09-07

SLUBY.

We wtorek: Jan Cierzan j E.
Cicewska: druzbowali An
ma Cisewska i Grzegorz Cierzan.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-09-07
URODZILI SIZE.

Leon i Maryanna Felckowscy
|syna Grzegorza,
Edmund i eFranciszka Glubka
syna Hieronima Addison,
J6zef i Anna Palubicka syna
Hieronima.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-09-07
EDMUND CIEMINSKI,

byf W piatek do Winony ia kr6t-
ka wizyte, zanim powr6ci} do
szkoly militarnej sw. Tomasza W
St. Paul. MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-09-07

W srode o pol sz6stej Helena Mi
|cha1owska j Franciszek Roth, Z
parafii sw. J6zefa niemieckiej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-09-07

ME WartO Wlec~Za hardZO gfOs-
no krzyczec o tenn, re sic jest
independent, DO to jest wiel-
kie g}upstwo, jak mu sic z biz
ka przypatrzysz. I dalej~ zdaje
sic, re kazdy cz}owiek ma prawo
zrobic re >soba, co mu sic podoba.
Lecz to tylko zdaje sic, DO W RE
czywistosci tax wcale ME jest.
Cz}owiek ma nietylko zyc ma
swiecie ale ma zyc jak najlepiej.
Nar6d caly ma obowiazek nietyl-
ko utrzymania sic PREY zyciu ale
powinien zycie swe prowadzic
jak najpozyteczniej wsr6d roz--
woju ma wszystkie strony. Jezeli
tego ME portrait dokazac, ME
wart zycia ami cz}owiek ami ma
rod zawadza tylko ma swiecie.
Nasz nar6d potrzebuje kazdej
odrobiny silly. Celem g}6wnym
naszego zycia narodowego dr.
siaj, to zdobycie sobie niepodle--
g1osci. Niepodleg}osc ia jest ja--
ko ciezar wielki, kt6ry wydzwi--
gnac trzeba z-przepasci, do kt6--
rel wtracili 60 ci, co nasz >kraj
rozebra4i j wolnosc mu ukradli.
Ciezar ten jest tax wielki, re
potrzeba nam skupic wszystkie
silly i razem dzwigac, inaczej ME
ruszymy go w laden spos6b. Kaz
dy zatem Polak, kt6ry stoi ma
uboczu albo ma wlasna reke
dziala,- ME wypemia ~nalezycie
swego obowiazku.
Czego vice nam potrzeba?
Pc pierwsze, ably kazdy Polak
nalezaf do kt6rejs z naszych Or
ganizacyi polsko %katolickich.
Pc drugie, ably kazde bractwo
i towarzystwo przy}aczylo sic do
organizacyi wielkiej.
Tu we Winonie So obowiazki
W tym kierunku do spe}nienia.
So jednostki, kt6re do zadnego
bractwa AMI towarzystwa pols--
kiego ME naleza; So bractwa, kt6
re do zadnej organizacyi jeszcze
sic ME przylaczy}y.
A re kazdy ma obowiazek pra-
cowac ola Ojczyzny vice
MECH kazdy werbuje, namawia,
popycha nowych cz}onk6w do
bractw j organizacyi polsko ka--
tolickich.
I. B. Poluzywa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-09-07
PROSE- 0 CLOS!

Zaraz ma poczatku movie wap,
re to, co dzisiaj PokrzNwa Pisze,
Jest napisane ola ch1op6w pre-
dewszystkiem, ale panic j pa
nienki ME obraza swej wrodzo--
mel cnoty wstydliwosci, jezeli u
waznie ~przeczytaja te kilka my
sli.
Mowi} mi "bas" cd Wiarusa,
re ten uczony redaktor napisa} W
d~zisiejszej gazecie caly artyku1 0
tych naszych organizacyach pol
sko katolickich. Dali mi go pre-
czytac i pomysla1em sobie, re
wcale- ME lie tam argumentuje
ten redaktor.
1 w tel naszej osadzie trzeba--
by niejednemu Polakowi przypo-
mniec jego obowiazek w%zgledem
Koscio1a i wzgledem Ojczyzny.
Kazdy, jak moe, niby Pana b.
ga chwali i o tel naszej ~nieszcze-
sliwej .Ojczyznie pamieta. I bar
dzo wielu z naszych obywatel6w
zapisa1o sic juz do kt6regos z
bractw, zeby mice jakas zapomo-
sc ma wypadek, co ME daj Boze,
choroby albo i smierci.
-Chwali sic to kazdemu. Ale So
tel jeszcze tacy, kt6rzy jakos
ME NIGGA sobie W g1owie ponies
Gle, re to lepiej do czegos, do ko-
COS nalezec, niz bye jak HAWAI-
drewna ma rzece. Powiadaja ia
cy madrale, re oni chca bye Gin
dependent, to macy n~iezalez--
nj.
Ameryka jest "free country"
a to ME byle co. To moze INA
czyc wiele rzeczy naprzy-
-k}ad, re W Ameryce wolno glup-
silva gadac; nawet take, "a kt6.
re W kazdym innym porzadnym
.kraju ,pakuja niezaleznego oby.
watela do kozy, czy tam do
"dziejlu'
Bo ma swiecie niema niezalez'
nych stworzen. Kazde stworze-
ME pozyteczne do kogos nalezy
.Czasem gdzies trait sic pies ia
XII, TAXI sobie psi "tremp'', kt6ry
do nikogo ME nalezy. Ale ktoby
znowu chcia1 bye por6wnany dc
takiego psiego w}6ezegi - a kai
dy porzadny pies do kogos male
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-12-23
CHitdrep Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
Q q 8 TO Fri q

AS result of a nationwide cam
paign, the American Sunday School
Union which is now preparing to hold
its centennial celebration, has estab-
lished over one hundred and twenty
thousand Sunday schools with half
million teachers and more than five
rAillicn scholars.
Amy skin itching is a temper tester The
mere you scratch the worse it itches. Doan's
Ointment is for the piles, eczema any skin
itching. 80 catall drug stores. adv+*
A number of persons who have re
Gently visited Cambridge, says the
Record Of that Maryland town, have
been very much surprised to notice
that blooming roses can still be found
there. Those in the yard of Mrs. Will
liam M. Fletcher, on High street, have
attracted great deal of attention and
a little inquiry brings out the fact
that large number of persons still
have roses in their yards, despite the
fact that no effort has been made to
protect them from the weather.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-12-23

Legislature has been making an ap-
Fl opriation to meet the deficiency in
the conservation funds, but through
the creation of the Conservation Com
mission the total amount appropriat-
for protection of game, fish and oys-
tiers is about $32 900 less than hereto
fore. The decrease in operating eX-
penses is due to the abolition of the
Shellfigh Commission, the Fish Com
missioners and the looping off of
some of the money that went for
game protection.
The deadlock which existed for sew
eral months in the Montgomery county
board of education over the selection
of county superintendent of schools
to succeed Willis B. Burdette, has
cen broken by the unanimous re-
election of Professor Burdette. Since
last May the board has been evenly
divided politically, three of the men,
bers being Republicans and three De-
mocrats. Several efforts to choose a
superintendent resulted in tie votes,
Republicans votin gfor Prof. Bur-
dette and the Democrats favoring Ed
win W. Broome, assistant superintend-
ent. Under the law Professor Bur-
dette held over until his successor was
elected and qualified. The action of
the Democratic members of the board
in joining their Republican colleagues
in voting for Prof. Burdette was a
compromise, the Professor agreeing to
resign August l, the end of the pres
ent school year, when it is thought,
Mr.. Broome will be chosen.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-12-23

G. J. r. House celebrated his Dist
birthday at his home a few days ago
Burkittsville.
Mrs. Harry Miller committed sui
eide a few days ago by shooting her.
sci at her home near Avilton, Gar
rett county.
household remedy in America for 25
years DR. Thomas Eclectic Oil. For cuts,
sprains. burns, scalds, bruises. 25c and soc.
At all drug stores. adv"'
Capt. E. A. Caulk, one of the best
known Chesapeake Bay and coastwise
pilots, died Saturday at Mercy Hospi-
tai, Baltimore, after a short illness
Of nnenmnnia
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-12-23
Cniidren Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
9 q 8 TO q

There were shipped from Marion
station this year about $4,000 bushels
of potatoes or about 80 carloads. They
netted the farmers in that section of
Somerset county from 81 to $1.35 per
bushel.
Mr.. Alonzo l.. Miles, of Salisbury,
brother of Hon. Joshua w. Miles, Col
lector of Internal Revenue has gone to
Johns Hopkins Hospital where he is
undergoing treatment. Mr.. Miles was
counsel to the Board of Police Com
missioners of Baltimore City.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-12-23
News In Brief

Douglass Shipley, who was found
guilty by jury in the Circuit Court
at Rockville of first degree murder as
a result of causing the death of his
wife's one year old baby girl, Sarah
Elizabeth Shipley, near Unity, on Sep
TENDER Is last was sentenced by Judge
Peter to Imprisonment in the Mary
land Penitentiary for life. In passing
sentence Judge Peter told Shipley that
he had received fair trial, was ably
defended, and that the verdict of the
jury was merciful. The jury recon-
mended that capital punishment be
not imposed. so the court had no al
tentative but to IMPOSE the life SEN
tence.
Eleven boys whose ages range from
8 to II years were arrested accused of
committing depradations at the home
of Mrs. Mary Speers, on Round Bay,
several miles from Annapolis. The
youngsters entered the house, it is
said, several times, and destroyed
everything upon which they could put
their hands. The damage is estimat-
ed at between $4,000 and $4,000.
The Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington Railroad Company was
defendant in a case last week against
Lawrence Rollin Moore, of Smyrna,
who was a passenger on an excursion
train to Atlantic City sometime ago.
On the return trip near Wilmington
colored man angered a guard on the
train. The guard threw the colored
man against Moore, who was sitting
in a seat and his shoulder was injured.
Action was instituted for $4,000 dam
ages, but by an agreement verdict of
$3.50 was accepted. L. Irving Handy
appeared for the plaintiff in both cases
and Eugene E. Berl, of Ward, Gray
and Neary, represented the defendant
company.
The large bank barn of the Messrs.
Kraft, few miles from Ellicott City,
was destroyed by fire one day last
week, Loss $4,000.
Doan's Regulets are recommended by many
Who say Il ~ operate easily, without gripping
and without bad after c.r-cts. 25e at al drug
stores adv**
The II year locust is due to appear
again next summer. according to c. II.
Hadley, Jr, an entomologist of the
Pennsylvania State College Having
studied past records thoroughly, Mr..
Hadley predicts the largest swarms in
1917 will occur in Armstrong, Butler,
Cambria. Clarion. Indiana. Lawrence,
Mercer. Venango and Washington
counties. He looks for smaller and
scattering swarms Of locusts in other
counties in central and northern Penn
sylvania. Mr.. Hadley says this brood
also occurs in Ohio, Maryland, Massa-
chusetts. New Jersey and West Vir-
GINA, although much less widely dis
tributed than in Pennsylvania.
TtI dyspepsia, our Hall'libI dliltlNt USE
Blrdpck Blood Bitter. Recommended for
strengthening digestion, purifying the blood.
At all drug stores. $l.0O bottle. advE'
Belair has been selected as the meet
ing place of the next annual conven-
ton of the Maryland State Grange,
which will be held in December, 1917.
This action was taken at the Grange
Convention held in Easton, Md last
week.
The Historical Society of Delaware,
It is stated, has taken definite steps to
purchase and restore the old City Hall
in Wilmington for use as a home for
the Society where its many records
and relics of olden days may be pre-
served.
children CIV
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-12-23
Chiidrer Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CA 8 TO RIA

In the OPINION Of the members Of the
State Conservation Commission no
great increase in revenue from the
oyster industry is to be expected this
year, though beginning next year the
work of conservation should be so
we'll organized that something ma
terial may be expected. For years the
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-12-23
Nervous Women.

When the nervousness is caused by constr.
potion. as is often the case. you will get
qGicI, relief by taking Chamberain's Tablets
These tablets also improve the digestion. OBJ.
t;.inabe everywhere adv'
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-12-23
MOTHER SUPERIOR :
SAYS Vinol Creates STRENGTH

Rosary Hill Home, Hawthorne, n. Y.
Il have used Ninol for many run
down, weak or emaciated patients with
benefit. One young woman was so weak
and i'll she could hardly creep to my door
for aid. | supplied Vinol to her literally
and in a month l hardly recognized her.
She was strong, her color charming and
her cheeks rounded out"-NIoTHER NJ.
.ALPHoNsA LATHRoP, 0. S. d.
We guarantee Vinol to sharpen the
appetite, aid digestion, enrich the blood
4 create strength.
+" DRUG STORE, Elkton
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$7.35--7.s5; Ssifsrs $5.OO-s75;
uuserisisne Bis ertra $7.O0--7.50;
aiibe $3.60-5.25; auserlefene BIB
ertra $5.5O-6.O0; Cutters $500
4.5O; gannsrs $3.oo-3.s5; Milds
fife $35.00-80.oO; gtoders uno
sysebsrs $5.25-7.oO; Seif.rs $3.50
500; Giibe $4.00--5.OO.
gulfeM - Bel 5iemlid gutter
gaa9frase mar Der Wlarft bsuts fstis.
Gstte 8ulen $6.00-6.5O; Bologna
$5.25-6.0O; massrs unb lei9te &.0o
800.
&dlber- Die 3ufubr mar nidi
sroB mnb bie preii. anfangs itetis,
sessn Shlub aber pi0iser.
WeFe &dlber $1O.50-10.75; fair
Big quite lsifte $7.5O-1o.50; orbis
mare unb srobs $4.0O-1O.25.
g eine. - Der Marft mar
beute langfam unb bic prsiIe fislen
anfanss I'm 10c per 100 pfunb, ses
gen SdluB aber purbe Der Wtartt fes
iter.
Cute bis auserlefene @erIanbt unb
iSlsii4eriortsn $7.05-7.1O; semif3te
9srIanbtforten $6.90-7.O5; ausers
leIene mittlers $50 Bis 180 Wunb
$6.80-6.90; lsi1te 8erIdnbtiorten
100 Biz 155 pfunb $6.50-6.75;
i5srtel no pfunb unb psniser $4.25
-6.25; orbindrs Bis uuserldene
i9pere fette Saus $5.0o-6.5o; srtru
$3.50: orbindrs Bis CUTE stass $500
800.
S9afe uno 2dmmer. - Die
3ufubr mar iaum seniissnb. nm preis
ie ieit5aiitellen. @ute aGmmer uno
CUTE fette S6afs tpurben ni4t offss
rirt.
S4afe, srtra, $6.50--6.65; CUTE
6is altserlefens $5.75-6.4O; orbindrc
bis fair $3.O0-5.65. admmer, ertra
S1O.90-11.0O; CUTE Bis auserleisns
$9.75-1o.90; guu bis fair 5000
$50.
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Sie @erettcten pDn Der ,,Sbei,
ialunifa. "

Slufre9enoe 5batiahen i;6er iIre
Gettllna aus bohiter Seenotb ipltl'ten
aaoitan @ouIanoris uuo SO Sffi5ierc
uno 0ami6afteu bes geiuntenen
sriediihen Ganlpfers .Sbeiialonifa"
III er5dbIen Die auf Dem Ganpfer
,,9eru9ia" ben Retp Yorter Saien er'
rei6ten. Gie .5befialouifa" loltroe
pom aapitdn uHo @auuitai. arr ..
Ssanuar perIaiien nadoem Die 0fa.
idlinen. nno 2aoungsr1ume ooa 8al.
Ter gelaufen poreu mro i'm lTncren
Sturln puroe Die WannihaIt III orci
9octen 5u @aiier aeIaiieh lin rcn
Der .9erugia" aufgeucmmeu 5u tper.
ben. Gas geilnfene Sdiit beiien III
Gaiiaaiere bereits aiu Saae ncr1er
BON Dem griehiiten 9aupicr .,S1t'
ris" aiigeuoutneu maren puree non
Der Iannihaft crit oufge9ebeu, ais
oie leste Sdauiel &oble perIcucrt
mar. gor Dem 8erlaiien purocn Die
SeepcntiIe eeoifuet inb oaS Sd,iii
periunf in bcn 6llltbcn.
Sdloa i'm Wdttelmeer, balo nod
her slusreiie BON Eiraeits am 16. gsc'
oentber, purbe OaS Shiff por iGne'
rem Stiirmen beintgeirtht uno nadi'
Gem oas Sf)iif Seu Sttlautic arrei.5tc,
gab es faum nod einen ein5iger gl;.
ten Sag mebr. slm 81. Ge5elrrher
ipurben in einem Srtau bier &et.
tinigsboote BON goro gerpoihen cie
aopit1nsfabine priroe iiberifmemrlt
unh Sbiiren einacrilien. Der ,. Git
5ier Biatsos crlitt bel oieiem Sturln
Ihpere gerIesungen ourd @tasiptit.
ter. Ga3u mar Die Sabung ms 9icuen
.eefoutmen uuo Der 9ompier bcIte
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-13
JluksNaebribtem.
9onneritag. 13. San.

Donneritug. 13. San.
Der Obioflub lit burcb ben anbalz
tenben ReseH nieber itort geItiesen,
bod glaubt man ni9t. bab berielbs
bic gefabrlinite biel iiberi4rsiten
fpirb. @sitern 4bsnb bstrug Der Wois
ierftenb BEL bteiigsr Gtubt 48.8 SUB.
Die iolsenben Dspef6en trafsn
tpdbrenb beg geitrisen 5agss bier elm:
pittsburs, pa.-9.6 SUB, itsist.
Wbeeling, %. 9a.-11.9 SUB. Iteigt.
pariersburg, SO. @a.-21.3, ifeigt.
aanaipba Gals. 80. 9a.-11.4, itsigt
ebarleiton. 80. 9a.-16.5 SUB, itei5t
portsmouth. S.-40.4 SUB, iteist.
2ouispille. Sp.-21.9 SUB, iteist.
gpansDille. Snb.-40.7 SUB, fteigt.
5enn.-36.0 SUB, fdlt.
Chattanooga, 5enn.-22.7 SUB, fdlIt.
Sunias gitp. Ro.11.1 Sub, itsist.
Mempbis. 5enn.-37.4 SUB, itsist.
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tStlb, Bombs nnb sIftien in Ws,u g)orf.

WeiHatispapieres ssrosn ju 3--Sl<ss biz
isniin. Dtafst auf 2cabsn paren itftis
~ any for 90 Tsge siHi; si.gnwsi.
lungsn sA7ek uHb Sidt.t9edfei s4.7e,
Gronrs Si&t b.S4, Ratel 6.88 yari
St4t TX. RabeI 76k, aIonea Sid, 13,
kabef i8k. Fires SiHt sSs, Asbt s.67,
HupsI 6iGt 30; ftabel S01 SiIbsr.Searren
o6H. Wegifanii6e Dollars l8H.
uftisn - Jn ben sriteu Stun.
ben tpuros Elm Trud Suri Btrfauisn ausae.
abt uno pts &riegs. Afiisn baiten babel am
mtiiten iu leibeu. Useen g&lub nuroe
bsr AariI fart unb bic UerIufte puroen
tneiltens uifber sntgema4t. 9te Gtlub.
noiiruaasu itanbsn fait bur4wss ibsr be.
nea Don seftsru.
QtfenbabH altieu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-13
9ie Sprensaus.
Cine 56at iHsiner S6pabron. Ra8=
sr3dhIt DON paul 2ingens.

ST bas Elm Rsiten. Dalo, DieIe,
5eIo, Sumpf, Selo, 8ieie, Dalb.
2aHsfames Wissen i'm Sattel. Sin
Gutsbof nit berbitflammenoen 8Gu.
men unb partbiii9en, nit bunteIn
Seiaen uno Dieisn. DertrGumten, iteiz
nernen 5Guieru, nit mG6tigsn S9su>
nen. Gin Dorf nit IhreianOen U1dgs
ben uuo 5rdueH, nit itruppiseu, psl5s
5ottisen 9ausru, tIdffsnbeu &Dtern,
srun5euben S6peineu, Solabiitteu unb
qtedsrn, riedenbem S9nllB, 6er6it=
blrmen in ipiu3igsn 9drt6en. Sit oas
elm Rsitsu.
Den fOIssHbsn Gag. Rait an itaus
bigger Strdbe. SanH bas nod Rait
leiH9 pferbs trcppeIn Ooriiber, @agen
tHarrtn. Rufe, 9efebIs, S4impfen.
GHblofs WolteH Don Staub. Inns aber
sliibt bas glut, beiB hOpft bas Ser3.
Die S6paoron: lsiie tlirrsn giisel
auseinanoer, &iuntetten unb 3aum-
5eug. 2dr5eH bliseH in Der SoHne.
Wan bort ioHft nur bag WabIsn uHo
aauen Der 5biere, oas S9nur6eH Der
miiben aerIs. pra9tterle babti; alts
sebisnte, treue WaHnfduft; unss6eusr
rubis unb bidfelig, mo- .s 5eiBt: Iers
pen. Jorid uuf Decentralization,
friId uno fpri9.
rWa6tmsiItsr, III alIss Ic ueit?"
Gin pradtpuhtmeiitsr, Der 9lIte; Der
9dIt 3eus 3nTammsn uno 3ug in Der
Sdfe.
rgs fam tossebsn." pferbe ifamps
fen uub idpantsn in 3ugtolouH,u
fliiiternbes qbsGblen.
.3u 5ipsisu redts bredt a6,mdrf6%
@obina
Golssnbsr Tag. SeiH 5eiHb; fr69s
li9 serittsu. War cine feline Rait auf
benz Serrsniis; CUTE &eller, giGo6en,
RuIit unb Wein. getteu gar, getten!
Gin sraum i9ier. Run aber ipeiter.
Simmer bas 9Ieihe: reiteu uno reiten.
llsbsrnGdiisr Sag. 9ie Singer iino
ifeif uno ilamm por SdIte. Wtan fam
taum ItreibeH. Gs resust in Str6s
men, siebt. Der Winb peiti4t bd8Di'
Ihen Dur9 ben llrtpalo. Die 8aum-
risf.n G6sen, rauidsno fdbrt es ourA
bic aronen. Hi6ts gu eFeu, 5u trins
ten, ni9ts. Ri9ts gu benteu. man 1T
Al miioe. 0o6: bas 9lut jagt beiB.
Ran 1T nab an 3isl, bort 3iise pfeis
fen unb brdufsn, tam rur ni9t bin
bel gag. 0ir isben ueripiloert aus:
Riiben auf 2dnsen obne 5G6nlein,
Manteliras.n boh, itmustg, boiler
gartIioppsln. Uiau iBt 9aumrinbe;
aud bi. 5bisre tnabbern odpon "a
Stunoen i'm Wdloe. Oisie SGlte 6dts
ten mir ni6t 9sfdiiB, Rdf6inenses
lpebr, sSabr,tugs unb 100 Rann9 III
les suriitselafen. glur 40 banbfeits
aerle nit. Die rperben nidt imSumpf
iied.n bleiben. Ssber nit 5IpeiSprengs
patrovr. Gs buntslt, man itebt ruie
i'm Tieber, tanu taum einen S6ritt
tbun Dor Grreeuns uuo, um nitt i'm
Sumpf 5u perfintsn. 9Ieih. gIei9.
gBie Ianee NODE Cine StunpeP
syolsenbsr Nprseu. Weri3pauIs.
Sb lie uns Ipiiren, unb perfolaen2
Rubis blsibt Der Rittmeiiier, gang ru-
bia. gur elmer BON uns blutjungen
9eutnants ipittert siumul urru6ia in
bic soIbene Rorgenluft. 9ctt isi Odnt,
oab bas Wdfer - 6ord, nun pfeifen
tein. 3iiss msbrl SeruntappsH, @ers
pirIden. Gin 3us fdhrt lansiam an,
puff idper. 2idti4eine. 0rObnen,
araten, S1reie, adt Wdl. Gu ben
pferben! polterH iiber sinsu aRiippel4
bamm. RarihpduIe, glun aber Der
Riidpes.
Wittag. Sinb bas nitt Rsiteripus
,reu9 aOfdleHfdbrtsn uuf Der srobsu
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3nder. - preife fefi. - Raffis
nirter Gut Goat sos; poipb.reb
$6.25; Cubes $6.40; sranulirtsr $6.s
10; gonfeeiioners .9(" $6.O5; on
.@' $3.50; ipsibsr srira $3.50; ertra
g" $5.40 per 100 pfunb.
WoIaffesiit iistis. - glep Or
leans Open aettle 45-65e; Gsntrifus
gal 22-32c per gdlIone.
Rtis. - Qouiiana, ;yancp Seab
64-6ae; prima 5t-53c orbindrer
4-aae; Sapan 4s-54e per pfunb.
Dairb, probufts
Butter. - Martt 3iemlid les
baft unb piuissr. = Wbolsmilf ertra
Csc; Gsntraliseb sytra 32ar; gentras
Ii5sb firits 29c; GseOnbs 28e; ganeb
Dairp 24e; padins Stod 17--1s1c
per plumb.
aafs. - marit iistis. Cbio 17e;
glorbtpeIilidtr 17a-19e; gssp yorl
19c; GHpti;sr 26e; bo. Bird 1Sac;
aimburssr 17-17he per pfunb.
Gier. - waarIt rubie unb prfiie
fdipdder. - prima firfts 6iibnneisr
311e; firfs 30t; orbindre tirIts 22e;
isfonbs zoe per Dubsnb.
@tfIiisef. - Marft itstis. --
Drpiltrs 2 pfunb unb barunier 18c;
iibtr 2 g]funb 17c; 6dbne 10--14e:
6ibner 15Ac: Gruthiibnsr 16-
21s; bc, NIT irummsr HnsF 10-i2e;