davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-28
PERSONALS

Miss Minnie Dickinson, student al
StheHNormal school, was called to her
home at Cheat Haven last night by
ia Telegram announcing the sudden
death OF her father.
Y Mrs Eleanor Eddy Knutti, of Nor.
gantown, was a visitor IL the city yes
terday.i3
Nrr and Mrs. w. S. John, Of Nor
gantown, arrived here today ana are
the guests OF the latter's sister Mrs.
Ira smith, on Wheeling and chicago
strests. Mrs. John will spend TWO
weeks here.
IA daughter was horn yesterday to
sNIr, and Mrs, Fred IL smith, at thelr
fomesat S14 CASTOR avenue, She was
named Mary Martha Smith Mr.. Smltn
"a Rpay1naster at the Monongah Glass
factory.
X mrs. IA. F. Petticord returned yes.
ierdaV from Bristow, Va, where she
had Isuent several days with her daugh'
Sfar. Miss Eleanor petticord, student
M Sc. Fdith's school. Mrs, PeddicoTd
& ana daughter spent several days OF
the vacation in Washington and Bal
A tImore.
4 S5FMrs.5 James "A. Fitzwater, Of Altoona,
I Pals the guest OF Or. and Mrs. a.
fB. Smith, at their home on Grl;ton ave-
y Mrs: 3Vaghn Jolliffe and son. Vaughn
II III, returned last night from Youngs-
town. o. and PittsburG where tney
had been the guest OF relatives LOT
several weeks,
MS Al; ]. Kern and child, of Nor
Fant6wn, are spending the week IN
tfhe city with MIR. Kern. MIR. Kern
spent several days there this week
and accompanied them here yesteF-
.asi Lear. shriver, OF Morguntown, was
saS6usfness visitor here yesterday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-28
Gard Of Thanks.

Mrs. MIN Toothman and family de-
sire to express 10 their friends and
neighbors their thanks for and appre-
citation OF the thoughtful services
they rendered at the time OF the death
OF the formers husband, MIN Tooth
man. as we'll as for the many beautiful
flowers sent by friends. z
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-28
ea.he rlnq Food for isees.

A clever scheme, that appears to
have originated in Scotland, Is TO
gather pollen from flowtrs with a
vacuum cleaner for use is food for
bees. The heather on vile stretches
OF moors provides ample Supplies. aud
it is said that in some places the
young bees we're mostly retred on this
pollen.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-28
little Marx,n suaaesiIsn.

3s Her father took Mary out for a walk
8bhes day in the country. They passed
4 ~ pasture where some bulls were in
closed The bulls were believing. and
MaTy'B father attempted an imitation
gof .it, 10 the great amusement Of Mary,
who finally said. after many encores
had been rendered for her benefit,
Daddy. wouldn't 1t be a good joke II
We were to hide behind tree, and
BwhenSpeople came. by you,would undo
your voice and brighten them"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-28

Mrs. John ". Mason. land littIe
son. John W. Mason. Sd, viii had been
the guests OF Judge and Mrs. John
w. Mason in Charleston, for two
weeks. have returned hons On Mon.
DAY Mrs. Mason entertained at a re.
ception III honor OF her guests who
Included Miss Martha Hutchinson aud
Miss Bess Mason, Of this PITY. .--
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-28
% shesaIlEIIdoSn..

Il Attractive are new bratked
enamele6 iron which my Be- attaet
to the wall, near a Wind ON. TO guppoEe
the hanging bird cage. Some Of Ethese
brackets are enameled bright yellow
and gay little yellow bird, supposed.
~ canary, perches on the end OF the
bracket arm. Bright blue brackets are
provided with blue.hirds |. red enatneledl
brackets with gay red:breasted robins,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-28
cul,lva.e LlttIe courtesIes.

There is saying that It Is the f'ltt:
lie foxes that spoil the vines;s thae ts.
the little aunoyances that eat into the
raw OF existence. With truth we may
add that in as great a measure the ut
tie courtesles help to build charactet
and increase the joys Of living. X
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-28
The seeret.

SssFWhatis an amateur" is still one
gotthe raging queries Of tho hour. But,
In spite Bof all the recent discussion,
We haven't changed the answer we
evolved four years ago, viz, Anyone
who can get away with tt."-Eew York
Tribune.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-28

IL mother has several small boys
this plan Is good time saver. When
making trousers insert loops Of round
white cord such asis used IN corsets,
instead Of working buttonhoies In
wristbands. and leave the facing vide
enough 10 turn back; insert the loops
ana stitch down with the extra width
This serves for buttonhcles and takes
much less time. -s
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-28
EYenizlg Chat

- I i
Because OF the recent bad weather
the Queen o. the May has made rev
public appearances this week. She
viii be downtown shopping Saturday
atidtmay possibly drop into the movies
SforE q few minutes. She will be well
protected and chaperoned however and
the young man who dares to even
smile father without the iormattty OF
agpF0per Introduction will he most Sc
n yeralys punished and perhaps we shall
even Epublish his name III the paper
end thus make him an object OF rid
Sieul 8 to everyone. The Queen has been
sselected BY competent committee
And EWithout doubt IS the only person
in this community that IL ut All nj.
ted for the heavy responsibilities Of
her approaching reign. We can truth
fully and without exaggeratton say u
the words OF the poet, that she Is -
perfect woman, molly planned 10.
war;, TO comfort and command"
The young lady Is planning an out
ing Sunday afternoon III an hutomo'
bile and by close observers she WIN
likely he recognized. However tnat
is al chance We are compelled to take
Shes has been invited to Morganntoc5&'h
Tomorrow for the Pan Hellenic dance,
sbut as yet has not decided whetneF
Sshe will accept or not. For TO-DAY
she has an engagement with tne
dressmaker and miIlincr and Will prob
ably be completed to pass through me
business section OF the city ut least
four times on her way to and from
Il these engagements You have al
Seen her. .0
4 III wonderful days for the Boy Scouts
y and the bands OF organized aud unor:
4 ganized boys OF lEairmont are coming
Gin the near future il the signs DO not
fail. Marble days are over. FISHING
sexpedittons, baseball games aud the
). wandering foot have afflicted all or the
clans and school Is now the most
u lisaereesble thought IN their world.
S:Wadilig parties have been seen ana
some OF the more adventurous have
\ eyenf tested the temperature OF the
water IN the swimming holes. Inc
univ things the lads will look Mt IN
Il fine newspaper is the advance notices
AZ a circus. According to the latest
estimate at least thousand boys Will
4 he present at the unloading OF the
;first5circus train. Although the spring
x mas be d most unfavorable so far, yet
each morning the boys are hopetul
i that a9Warm day will result SO that
they can be the first in the river swim;
ming holes and thus gain the envy
o. their fellows for tho entire sum
ner. MI
The Investigating Committee re.
ports that the portentious investlga'
stion that has occupied so much time
and received 30 much patnstaktng OF,
4 Anal report is likely 10 be made
IN a few days. The subject Of this
Investigation is one Of vital interest
to every person In Fairomnt and the
results Of the work may accomplish
a vast amount Of discussion In the
community. However a premature eN'
.posure OF our ends might create ire
mendous havoc in certain circles. as
mentioned before. The entire matter
viii be explained at the opportune
time. ".."
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-28
Tho o,w,,,n,,.aooster.

:.Mister,i1'm stranger In town. I'm
lost and can't find my way to the
1epnt..1S' Better settle right here, my
friend.s. advised the booster. "You
couldn't locate in a better place."
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-28
state committee Called.

State Committee Called.
CHARLESTON. W.. Va, April IS
Call for meeting Of the Republican
State Committee to be held in Wheel
ing on Wednesday, May 8, was re-.
ccivcd here today.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-28
paIly-Tholu.Inht.

When friendships are real they are
not glass threads or frost work, but
the Golidest things we know,-Emer.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-28

l5ftlg gs5 n Nv az 81 AZ
rs aboeE saved. MS \;
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-28

ssB Ri III @
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-17

Sen gipbaIt bes aroben 9tinges fnll.
ten, on erbob ii6 Elm sSubeIriif ben
taiiicnb oeiitidlen Stiinnen. 6raiicn
parien @lumen un6 Wfo6den brahtcn
cen Solbnten Sbit in Die 9teiben. Snl.
iner nieber erneilte iib oas Hnien DER
Geiliffen. gs mar nidt mir Elm Rnf
Der Sreuoe lii.o bas 9antes. Gieie
iiingen W1nner. Die od eiiprtaridIier.
ten, ipnren ben SadJien Elm 8ritB aus
Der groben berlorenen norblidlen Sci
mntb. 1ailder alte ociitid)e Rann I'M
gratenrof ltano ai,i Dem Siirgerltcig
mo piid)te iih bic Nusert.
Settle fiiIlt SermannitoH ii6 ou.
mablidy nieoer NIT alien ieinen Gin.
frobnern. Die pieIen aeidloiiencu &C.
idyditc rrlIen lire giicnld0en tuieoer
hrd. Dor lem Saiiie bes .Siebenbiirs
eiidp 0citIten 1aGcblottes" orangen
lid bic 9euie nod Der eriten ghrnnler.
Tus 8aiier in Der jeridoHenen Sel'
tung pegIlmt langiam lpieoer 5n flie'
ben. Ter beiuife SiirgernIeiiter -
Gin elegant,r, ipiirfiger ncrooelttifer
gaeibbart nit eoIeener SriIle in bo'
Fem GpIiuoer - itebt alif Dem Sol oes
&atbbauies un6 bdlt NIT Der Snten'
eanlur 8eipre6ungen ab. Gin 3ng
BON gSalad)en pirb burb bic intgari'
inc Sorpeos abgefiibrt. Srelutdide
a3iireertod)ter ipie in elmer oeut'
iaen Nrooin3ialitaot - MAIDEN een
criien neusierisen SpaSiergang. @e.
fanaene Mirntdnen trotten ilnrer ge.
ira6ung beiliid)er lllanen rod geor.
oen ab. Gin Soterl5its be!pegt iid iiber
Sen gtarft. Gin beiiti9er rlnterofii5ier
lit ieinen @rnl6eu erlegen. Sunoertc
Dor iGlpar8setieibeten Renitlen. Die
ieinen Hameu nicutals fannteIt fcl'
pen bem Sarge. glu einer Gfe init
cine blaiirotbe SIagge IanGiam auI
Sal6ited.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-17

oieien langen 3eitraiim baben Die
glaiirten iih pergebenS bemilbt,
Die 0ellti6en 5uriid3uoranaen. unO
nod n1ebr an 9oSen perlorell.
gomit lit Der slufreibungsplan als
aisiihtslos erpieien. @rep nil oaa
rii6t 5ugeben, neil er NIT Sdreden
oil oen Sag oenft, mann Ell ee5lplin-
arn lit, I'm 5rieben Az bitten. Gng-
Lamb miro i'm ntht oiftiren, lonoern
Oeutihlano. 2esipegen bebarrt er IN
einen ariege, Don Dem er meiB, Oab
er ni6t iiegreih fiir ieine Seite enoen
fam. 9lus oieiem @runoe glauben
mir aud, nid)t, oab Die grfI1rling oes
aanSlers. oa5 Oeittidlunb feline SIN.
nerion gelgiens beabiifti9t, irgcllo
ipclden ginfIllB auf @rep ausiibeu
miro, tpie slpponpi cos nermeint
benn oieie GrtIdrilng bat Der &on5ler
Ihon Dor einem Sabre abgegeben.
Ger arieg fam nur burh Grifo-
piitng en6en iluo oieie fann BEL ben
glliirten nitt ntebr lanee ansbleiben.
@enn Stalien pereebens I'M 200
MiIlionen Collars bel gnglairo bet
tplt, 10 lit es mu Die sSrage einer
naben 3eit, oaB es ben Grieg pegen
Wansels an 8elo einitellt unb menn
Hublunb iih bel elmer glusgabe ron
s,pan5ig Millionen oen Sag aliidlih
ib1st, 90 @fiQionen Collars aus Die.
fem 2anbe erlangen 5u fonnelL lit es
ebenfalls Dem 3riamnenbrlI6 nabe.
0as gnbe bes 9rie9es miro eintreten,
niflt neil @rep uubeitreitbare Sbat-
laden aterfennt, ionoern neil, feline
Iqiirten in Solge Der llnfGbigfeit,
ben aries nod Iange iprt5uieeen, ab.
fallen tperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-17
abeeieben BON tbrer 9rofit


tputb, mel6e lie peranlabt, @nglani
Die WfitteI sur Sortiesung oes arie
ges 5u lieiern, baben ltniere groB
fapitaIiItiiben Greiie uno ibre geIebr
ten 9lnbdneer, pie eliot, geger'
9eutihlano nod einen priDaten 3orr
ltno Oieier rittet iid gegen ociier
erfolgreide Geritaatlidungen. Selt'
Dem 0eutihlano ge5eigt bat, oab I'M
ter gutter gerrpaltilng Staatseiien'
babnen iulo nluni5ipale @etriebe Dem
IoIfe @eiieres 3u biui9eren Nreilen
Iiefern, als priDate getriebe uno oar
Der Staat reip. oas @oIf einen Erofit
erSieIt, aus Dem iriiber gfiuionare
ee5uftet nuroen, bat bel allen Iol'
fern ith Der @ltnif eereat, ioldNe
Ginridtlineen aud in ibren 2Gnoern
eingebiirgert 3u ieben. SSSn ben Ser.
Staaten lit bas nift rninoer Der jail
uno uniere @roBfapitnliIten iino oa'
our6 gu entihieoeren 8egnern
Geutidlanbs gerporoeu, oa Tie am
meiIten pon 8erItaatlid)ltn9en 81
fiirhten baben. gtad ibrer Nlfiol'
lung bat 9elticblano ben SSSllbtpibua'
lisnnts aus oem pirtbif)aftliden Se'
ben oerbdnnt uno on oeiien Stelle Den
So3iaIi5mus aeiebt. 3enlnaf err
i9eint es ibnen aIs Die 9fIidlt alIer
aapitaIiiten Der '@eIt, Teuti6lano
niebersuringe1l, oamit ourd oeiien
Sieg niht Der So5iaIisnrlis 5ltr Serr.
ihait geIange. Gamit tptro aud Der
Sab auf Sie Geltiten in slmerita
iibertragerl, peIde als Die 8ertreter
oes io5ialiItiihen @eoanfeus in Die.
lem 2onbe perabid)el,t lrno als Gam
oesfeinoe betradtet merben. g9ie al
len Salbrpiiiern pon Der Sorte Der
9abneDs, Der in ieiner leBten Geoe
ebenfaQs pom omerifnniifen Suoipi.
buaIisnuis i'm @egeriae gum beilt'
ihen SosiaIisuilts iprah, lit bieien
2euterl nift befannt, ooB, iolpeit Die
beutite Hegieri,ng ii6 Ger 8eritautli'
dung suqe,poilbt bat, oas nitt mts
ip3iaIiitii6ern @mpfinben, fonoern
aus Dem 3Dange Der 8erhdltniiie ge.
ideben lit. Sic %eritaatlit,ung Dur.
De i'm GiIenbabn- unb SeIegrapben'
me'en einqefiibrt, neil fiir Die Ser.
tbeioisunsssipete bes 2unbes etn.
groBe an5abl gabnen uuo SeIegra.
pben angelegt per6en nh ten, DON
oenen man poruus tpltBte, oob 'ie fer
nen 8elpinn, ion0ern 8erlrIte ein.
brineen ipiiroen. 9aflir mar nntiir.
lid) bas prioate &apital nid]t 5u hu.
ben 0as sfpdng Die 6elttiche Regte'
rurq, bic gahnen 5u oer'taatliten,
Inn Den @etpinn aus beuielben gum
ltrterbolt Der r,ift rentirenoen Bah.
ner I'll oerpenoen. 9amit III aeiaat,
aab Ser oeutihe Stoot iit nur Iolf,en
llnternehnllrngen 3lltDeroet, Die fir
bos Eripatfapital gu qerpogt iino. Sn
prtnateu getrieben bat man ben go
7tnlisnus nit Der grosten gntffie.
benheit a6oetpebrt. Selbit Die 1af.
fenfabrifation, Die bod cine fold
urobe Rolle IN Der Sefononie
9eutifIanbs ipielt, lit qegen bns
erergiidhe @enriihen Der So3ialiiten
in brioaten S1noen oerbIieben. no.
raus berporqebt, baS auh in oieiem
;falle Der Sof' gegen Deutfhlanb auf
fraiier llntpiiienbeit 6eru6t
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-17

@eIegeutlif d. fonrtrlt es OIL
bcn Gag, tpie England ben aries per'
ipiirt, Der oiii5ieq OILS nihts pelter
tpie Elm militGriider Spa5tersans be-
aei9net pirb uno etne beionDere Jale
ponSobn purbe ben oeuti4en usgoos
ten 5utbeil, bic man bon amtlider
Setts fir ni9t mebr als Elm oeuii4es
Spiel3eug eelten lieB. SSln Sarla-
ment lit eeraoe beralls geiagt poroen;
baB Ole oeutiden ll-9oOte Gnslanb
pon Der See pertreiben lno oaB Der
S6aoen unenblih GROCER lit, ols Die
9iegieruna auseitebt. @os bic Ste
gierlrna oarauf antiportete, mar elm
3ugeItanoniB, oa'' iie Der oeuti6en
llnteriesfIotts biIflos seseniber itehe
nnb iest nod peniser als friiber
etpas sesen Disfs ausauri4ten Ders
mDge.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-17
SOHbspSsstrsipOnSen bss .Sia. EclsbIat.s .
Daibinstpu, .. g.,
i'm Mnheuher


Die Rsirutirung unIerer 4rmes uno
6lotte IN 5rispeHs5eitsn, beionbers In
iOeenannten suten Sabren. in peldeu
Cd ni9t an 2lrbeii ieblt, 1T INNER
cine i9ipieriss aufsabe seipeisn uno
es 1T nidi lei6t. uuiere Streitirifts
'auf Der autoriiirten Stdrte 3u 5aIten.
Wiit Der anperbuns bon Retruten
pirD es iebr eenau senOmmen. Der
gerinsiie i0rpsrli9e 5sbler. Don ipels
dem hdufis Der 4pplitani ielbt teins
Henntnib bat. seniisi ibn ab5utpsii.p.
ylur Der auperbeuDe Marineof,i5isr
briidt bier uHb ba Elm auae gu, ipenn
e. fih UNI bic 4nperbuug Don befons
bers gutsn Ms1anitern, NldidiuiIten,
Shlonern, eleitritern, S9mieben
unb bersIei6en banb.lt. fir tuslds bic
WlariHe INNER pldbe frei bat. Mts
ale anberen siten gftdftsleute nies
6en bic gorftsber Der giiros IN ben
aries sunb Warinebepdrtements be,
Hen bic Retruiiruns obIiesi, einsn
sroben @ebrau6 pon ben Graeugniis
len Der 3ruder5dndrse unb Der 2i,
topographic. Jn i90neu 8ilbern unb
init bsrebisn Mortsn itilbern iis bas
Ssben bes Solbaisn unb bss Sec.
mdnnss. Sis preifen bic bauernbe
yei4iftisuns, ben leidten Oienit, bic
quite 9sriOrsuns unb Beiisibuna. bic
ausfi4tn aiif Bef5rberuns u. I. 10.
Sn Der marins ertpsden fie bas RsiIes
fisber bes Retruten unb feline 2uji
an abenteuerm Wlan ersdblt BEN
stetruten. baB er fsltsn ober ME burG
has Wetter gu lsiben babtn ipirb,
iDeI ii@ be grobe atIansii&s Glotts in,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-17
Die ansbunssruns Der Ser
Staaten.

@5 lit ieBt uubeitreit6are 5bntiade,
baB Nabrllngsmittel lmo glles, mas
fonit gum 2eben notbpende lit, mie
Sf)ube lmo Goblen, bel uns bober i'm
Rreiie iteben, rpie in ben 26noern, In
Delhen Der &rieg tobt. Bon 9enen,
Die tn eriter Reibe o1fiir berant1port.
li6 iino, uno ous 1T Erdiibent ggiL
ion, utr6 behuitptet, 6ab bieie 9beu.
erung niht our6 bic groben @usfub-
rem, tpie auh niht burd ben arieg
ionbern birh inIdnbtide @aaren.
Iuuderer peruriadt miro. Oos lit
cine uruuogIiHfSt. De,ru man bie
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-17
Mus berSm esbauptftabt

N&r min untsr bic SOIbateu2 - Die
ameriianiide Suseno augsnI9sins
lid nidt. - IS baperi nit bem
Reirutiren trob perlOdenbitsr an'
preiiunsen, - SdiiBt bic 9Dgsl. -
Gins unierii4uns bss eanbpiribs
Idaftsamies oemOnitrir! lire giiBs
Iidteit ben Jarmern.--Gtipas Don
natiirli9en Wineralpahtrh
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-17
@te Sic fpdteren 9sadrid-

@ie bie ipdteren Stnhrtt'
ten erIeben Iaiien. mar bic Stlatt
an Der 9lncre, Die uniere eneliihen
3eitlrngeu ais einen pernihtenoen
Stlaa fir Die 3elitid,en alisgaben,
Elm b0d1it belangloier 8orfoa, Der lih
oaruuf bei6r6nfte, baB Die Gnglan-
ser einen fleinen Streiien 9ooen, Der
ibnen abeenomnen rporoen par, 3u.
riideroberten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-17

llnier Or. 9abnep bat ipie'
Der Don lid) boren laiieu. Or ipriht
BON DEN Ieliti6en, Die ourh Ssabr'
bunberte lange autofratiide &esie'
rllng on 4espotismus gerpobnt lino
mo it'd oaber nit ameritaniihen He,
gierltngsmetboben ni6t beTrelnoen
f0unen, mas lie 5li iaonalen 8ilrgern
maat. g8o bot 3abnep oieie 9eob.
ahtllngen genlaft? gr befinoet lid,
lett elmer 9ieibe Don SSabren IN Sin.
cinnati, pelhes slm groBen Sbeile
BON ioIhen iGopalen 0euti6en, rpie er
iie nennt, betpobnt miro. Oas iinb
Dieielben 0euti6en, Die in ibrer 81.
lopaIitGt Ole Union i'm Rebellions'
friege derettet bcben unb oieielben
1eutiten, Die am Stimnlfoiten jeoe
gerlpiQigung fiir Die Gincinnatter
llniperiitat autgebeiben baben. 5n
oieiem lan6esuerratberiihen Gimme
meroetl Die 1eutidcH Detter pirten,
ober mir miibten ms iebr irren, wern
iie nitt IN energii6er @eiIe Steq,na
gegen einen We1iaen nebmen Der.
aen, Der isinen Sauptberuf 6arin er.
blift. bte 0elti6er gu ifnaben.
9abnep lit Iebr Ieidt gu eriesen. Gr
geb6rt niht gu BEN 3ierben Der @ii'
ienihaft; er bat Die @ineinnotier
llniperiitdt trob Der groBen, ibr slt.
getpanoten Iittel nitt sur 8Iiithe
eebra6t uno es lit an5unebmen, oaf,
Die 9ei1tifen BON Cincinnati lid
nlehr ats bisber fitr bic llniperiitdt
erDdrmen pilroen, tpenn an ibrer
Spibe ein Wfaun it1froe. Der nidt ais
3anf fir bic Spier, Die fie bringer,
ibr 2lmerifanertbum in 3peifel itelt.
gSdbreno @reo in Ieiner
gtote on ben Erafioenten Iber ole
Sdypdr3e Site bos @nhe oes 4rieges
IN Deite Serne riidt, iprid)t @rai
&ponDi BON einem naben sSrieoen.
9as regt Die 5rage on, per BON gei-
ben rihtig propbe3eit. @as @rep
iagt, fann man aus Dem 8runoe niG,t
ernit nebmen, bub nus ieinen 8orteu
feine @iinif)e iprefen. @r min uno
brautt einen laHgen @rieg, neil er
feine WfOglihfeit iiebt, ibn idnea be-
enoen sii f0nuen. gie Stratesie oer
alliirten erihopft iih in Der gniid)t,
bob lie i'm Saufe eines langen 4rieges
bic 9ertiden an ariessmitteln uno
Iannidaiten nuf5ureiben permoeen.
gber es lit flar oi erieben, oaB oie
slufreibung aiif Der anoeren Seite Dor
iid gebt. gsah einem 4rieee, Der Jest
fhon sipei imb elm 0ierteI Ssabr ge.
bauert bat, itebt DeutihIanb 70 itarf
I'M GeI6, wis am eriteu Sasa. Sn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-17

= Die 3a6l Der aneriiantIden ga
friten in Canada, bic fhon DOT auei
SabreH geJeH 400 betrus, mebrt iiH.
nit Riidii6t duf bic ndn benz arisg.
geplanten @prsusstarifs spifdeu
9beilsn oes britii4en Rsi&es uub ben
Quiirten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-17

SIT es nibt beiier, ei,ten
llniperIitdts. .GrGiiSenteu gu baben,
ser Die Spierireloisfeit Ger Siirger
fir oieies Ssnititut erpeft, als etnen,
Der ourh slnsrifie aIf einen groBen
Sbeil Der @incinnatier 9iirgeridaft
@ibItimnlilns segeu oieie snitalt er.
regt2
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-17
breitna ben II. gsOuembsr 1916.

Gr. 3abnep ioIlte bel ieine'n
GSeibidtsproieiior elm aoaegium IN
g9eItaeihi6te belesen. 1ann miro
er niht ben llniinn reoen oaB Die
GeutIten unter elmer slutotratle le'
ben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-17
GinSns IN Sermanxitabt.

1eiitid,Ianb an aroft Der Spannilns
,ulb bes Stcbes umerifopili6. -
Die Siebenbiirser SaGien. - Eie
ourd, Scbrblnoerte eetrennt ipn.
rem. finoen iit, lpieoer. - Ter Gin.
aug in bis belti4s Sermdnnitabt.
-6aIfenbapnS llniaiianssi6la
Ser SubcI Der befreiten Stabt. -
Ger @rub aus ser alten, norbiiden
pcrlorenen Seimatb.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-02
World ,1 of Finance

added to that an almost equal volume of domestic purchasing power which has closely followed the free spending of the profits that have accrued so generally following the wars opportu- mites. Labor, never so fully and pro- f1tably employed, is buying luxuries and necessities at high prices. Spec ulators who have made large profits are even more prolific as a spending class, while manufacturers and trad CTS are participating quite fully, in this active circulation of funds This is an economic feature that is usually quite as backward in ending as it is in de- |veloping. Hence it may be considered as likely to occupy a position in mar ket considerations for some time to come. There should, for some time, be ample funds for buying securities as well as commodities. Bank credit, too. promises to occupy similarly ample position.
 The extent of this general reaction ary movement is something that may be decided on in advance in definite measure. It will, however, be impor- tant.
 The present market is one of enthu- siasm, and is affording favorable op- portunities for alert traders to take advantage of intelligent interpreta- tions of day to day developments.