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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-05

Sic giirger Sbios bon oeutf4e'
9lbtunft ober Geburt, m0sen f
nun irgeno elmer politifden parte
aneeboren, 9aben ale urId9e. itpli
su Iein auf bic 0ffentli6e Barrier
hires Mlitbiirgers, bes pormaliger
Senotprs Did Don 9ltron. tpel6e'
iib iebt Inn bic rspublitaniffe gtp
mination fir basIel6e, BON ibn
pdbrsnb iieben Sabren unb mi
10 srobem arsbit innegebabte slm
bepirbt.
Serr Did iii mein nGfIter Raj
bar unb Ie6snsldnsli6er Jrsunp
unb neil ih ibn BON 9inbteit ar
femme, ibn itets beipunbert unb gsa
adtet babe unb mid fir ieinen Gra
folg tntereFiere, ri4te ih bieis Set
len an sic.
Charles Did lit Der Sobn por
9rttlieb unb Masbalsnd Did. ge.
borene bon !Sdnbel, bic Dor BEN
giirgertrieg aus bem ihDnen
SdpabenlGnble na9 Mmeritd aug
panberten une ii6 in 2ltron ntes
berlieben, mo- ibr So6n an 3. Rps
bember 1858 ssbor.n tpurbs. Sein
Batter arbeitete I'M einen geringen
2obn in elmer WahImiibls, unb
Gbarles mubte gang Jung Die
S6uls perlaHen, um feinen Gltern
bebilflib gu Tein. Gr fhpans ii6
MN iebr ihnea BON Stufe gu stuie
emppr. gr mar .3eitunssjunge,
9ertdufer in einem 2aben. 9lnees
itellter in elmer gant, tpo er gum
aafengebilfen iif emppri6ieans,
Suhhdlter mir etne 5dbrttaetenz
ftaft uno lpurbs Tpdter Ielbitdnbia
i'm 9etreibss uno &ommiFipns sSes
Idoft.
Sn 1886 purbe er gum 4ubitpr
BON Summit Gountp srtpGbIt, unh
brei Sabre Ipdtsr erfolste isin'
Wieberpabl nit elmer bebeutenb gro
beren MaioritGt. Sbpobl sr iih sss
5punssn iab, bic S6ule sana jung
8u perIaFsn, itubierts er bod i'm
mer meter unb 1T beute Elm Iebr sss
biloeter Wlann. Gr tpurbe surI
Rehtspraris suseluiIen unb nj
Mlitalieo Der glbrotatur bes Stad
tes Ohio uno bss Sbereeridts Der
Der. Staaten.
0reiBia Sabre lang seb0rte er
Der Obip Hationalsaroe an. 100 er|
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-05
Chas. Dick
filr 8mmbesienatDr.
aein @dbler, In beNem Mbern beuts
i6es Ylut roat, inate berabidumen,
am s. Musait ieine Stimme tir
@errn G9as. Gid ab,ngebeu.

iid oom @emeinen Bis gum @snes
IrolmajCr smpprIGnang; aud mar
ler Sbsritleutnant in ieinem glegis
Iment. Dem 8. Sbioer, unb perIdb afs
folder i'm arieee nit Spanien
IDienit in &uba.
Ro4 gang jung nabm General
Did reeen 9tntbeil an Der gplitit.
9r sog bic 9lufmertIamtsit bon
IDfcSialeb auf iif, Der ibn gum
2eiter ieiner 9oupernsurs aams
Ipugne lpGblte. @r mar nit Ncz
Rtnlep nnO !Sanna innig befreuns
bet unb fiihrte bon 1892 bis 1906
ofrle erfolsreide politii6e aams
Ipaanen in Obio. lpdbrsnb nelcber
3eit er als 8oriiBenber css Stddtss
Itommittees unb SetretGr bss Ra.io=
Inaltommittees fllngierte. sSn 1898
lDurbi er in ben apngreb aepdblt
Iunn 5tpeimal piebsraendhlt; in
1904 erfolats feline WiebsrerpG6=
lung fir ben tur5en uno lanesn
1ermin als Na4fplgsr ben 6anna.
Sein Retorb i'm aongreb pibrtnb
13 Sabren mar Elm bri1anter. or
piro in ieiner 9eimatbitabt seaatet
unb geehrt als elmer Der bsrporras
aenoiten 8iirqer. Sein Ssamilien=
lebsn 1T elm ioeulss, beIiebenb aus
Der liebeoollsn Gs1ttin urb flint ains
bern. 2lud lupbut fein 80 Sabre
alte Wtiitterlsin nod BEL ibm.
Sbpobl bon ieinen Mitbiiraern
gee6rt lpte ipenige, Derblsibt er bc9
berfelbe treuberSise. poblthdties,
freigebige unb suednglite Nann,
Der er immer mar. unb i9 bin itol,
baralrT, ibn meinen Treunb uennen
1u oiirfen. Sein politiIcher Retoro
1T obne Matsl, unb ss fGllt aud,
ni6t Elm 6au6 BON 9erbatt alii
ieine periOnlite @trlihteit.
Sein ifnellss Gmpprtommen
dls So6n zines armen, cher BODICE
dfteten beutitsn Ginponoersrs,
iollts dlIe Qmeritaner BON beutIter
abtunft Hiht bios nit Stpl5 ers
filllen, Ionbern aud peranlafen,
Serrn Did nit ibrer llnterftGbune
gu beebren, unb spar tsi Der TOM
menoer primGrnabl, pel6e am
8. auNuft Itattiinbet, unb BEL ipels
her 6err Did iid UNI tie Rcmina.
hon zines @ereinigtsn SidntensSes
notors auf Dem repubIitdniihen
Sidet betpirbt.
Ytit edit heutfbem @rub
GrgebsnIt S6r
). Mi. @ed.
81 lSeiss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-05
4eidbrliher SariAe.
Der SdjleidJSieb 9iOp cslether iudre
aui elm Saar ans benz itaotiiden
Soipitai euhuiidt.

Srobe Gorge naf)t Sen geboroell
i'm itabtliten Soipital Der 2S SSabrc
alte Hou iSletder, Der betanntlidj nai
aiittrpoh Had)nlittag babel errpllft
purbe, als er ans Dem gIreau oe5
?lnipaIts Wiilton Sapler I'M 0tercan-
tile 9ibrarp @e6dube beIien llbr 'tcb.
len tpoQte. 6letter beitioet iid) 5llr
Sepbadtllng in Soipitul. ou 3ipe;icl
be,iislidD iciner 3uredyrlingsfobig gteit
beiteben utb er ailgenideinlib alti,
Dem @iorpbiilnllalter Mloigt.
glaciu slpidein nab lit Der 8urlf)e
elm Spe,inliit auf Dem @ebiet Ncr
5eiiclentleSiglng, oenn iotuett lit -
Inn I'M Soipital iton 5lucinial geInn.
gen, iid Der ibm angelegten @anSr
iheaen 5ll etttIeotgen uno in's ,Srele
5ll eelangeu. gei tenn eriten ;SllIdlt.
pcriildj lief ct geraSe, als er sic Sbiir
hes Qrdnfeniaats perluiicn inollte,
ben &drteru in Ole slrmc, Die ibn
icfort tuieSer feiielieu. 9as jlpeitc
alal murbe er crit bingieit gemadt
nafoeln er idpn ole gurnet gluenllc
erreidt bate. Ssebt baIten Die Solpi-
talbeborben, RE befemltlih Der -7,u'
Ii5ci iiir oen Sditling ueralltIportIidJ
iino, ein gan5 beionSers lpa6lancS
siugc aui ibn.
m ntisS Ndrinn hti eisIcri g.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-05
Ncnes Sabcbans i'm gctrieb.

GaS nele itdbtiite gobebarS an
Ger 13. unb Spring Strabe III niii.
mebr eroifnet poroen. Qie oitentlid,s
Seittidrng fmO eeitern itatt iinb
Serr Safob tS.GDridl, Der Sitperin.
tenbcnt oeS itabtiideu Soipitals,
niodtr Die Sonneiirs Gos g9ooebaus
entbGft iS Gcuhenbdber unb Sipd
&annenb1ber ionic sebn IOolidenbd-
Der llnb 1uei @annenbdoer fir
5raueu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-05
0ebmrteM.

@uttlisb unb gitslIa Sung, 17o6
pulte Str, &nabe.
Diuiam uno 9llma 9autsl, ABS
goal Str, Wao6en.
Sobn unS Gliiabstb aueten, 1903
5rseman aps., MGodeu.
SoIspb uub gitella 5aultner, 2661
Dennis Str, Wdo4en,
Bernard unb eOuiie Gamblers. 50
GlaHen Str., anabe.
Jrant unb Wilbelmine Se6bler.
642 Crescent ape., Wdbfen.
2lrnp unb Geola Waguer, 644
Neape Ctr, anabe.
peter unb 4nna Web, 735 Beta
Ctr, Mdbhen.
Bruce unb Bertha 9esI. 3749 Sas
dem Ctr, anabe.
Mi9asl uub slnHa 6interIons. 300
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-05

Gongpieip glpe., Snabe.
Sutob uno 9lnna Suber, 7211 pab.
bad Rpab, Wdo6eu.
2ouis unO 2ucileglidpl, 2107 Gree.
man gpe., Sndbe,
gliffprb unb gllice 9ollinssr, 1911
Weitern @pe., Snabe.
Dilliam unb Sitene aub6erins, 937
Weft Court Str, WtGb6en.
Glmer unb Glsnor Wtot5is, 217 M.
2ibertp Str, Wdbdsn.
Miniam uIb glntta Ollie, 804 OIts
ner Str. Snobe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-05
alms ben Werihtsb6fen.
Sic beniise gliitbenleie aus osal
SdeibmnBsgeridJt.

Nirite iein 0dsden nidyt ais Satin
anieben. Cine 8igamiitin, bel
ber es i'm Oberitiibden ilidt san]
rihiig iein ioa. - @Gnner. eir
ibrc Sraiien priigcln. - Miotor'
mann berflast acnoufteur. =
Tchier segen 8ater unb Sdppeitcr
= Susenbseridt ioa iiber BIZ
ShnlimloffeIihen stiither entihei
Scn. = gerfauf eineS Delifateiien.
labenS unb mas babel bernustam
- $4,000 fir ben Zoo bes Sat
ten perlanet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-05

Die 8eamtsn bes Gtabtperbnnbs
iperben am gla9mittas NIT Der Stra.
bsnbdhn nd& 6amilton fabren unr
@ae, bic fih tbnen anauf6litben ipiins
f9en, iperben erfudt iid prd5iie um
bier libr am Samifag Na6mittas an
ber 4bfabrtsifele Der 9amilton Giras
benbdbn al Der Spring GroDe 4ps
nue. etnaufinben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-05

$4,000 feftseIebt. Die pOit gloDsr
gleetric So. bat $297.52 gu forbern.
pie S4aumtoeffeP den
&inber.
Die S6aunlOeffsfiden ainbsr.
Die 14jdbrige 9eHie unb Der 13idbri9s
Robert, oerbleiben laut gntIheibung
tts Ri9tsrs gosgrape bei ben @rpb>
sltern, Bis eine llnterIu9ung burt
cas- Susenbssriht itattsefunben bat.
Dns bon bem Batter Der ainbsr, benz
Wi0beltiidler Sobn 6. S9aumloeffel
bon 1921 9arriion 4De, anseitrengte
6abeas gorpus 0erfabren ipurDe auf
bieie WeiIe enti6ieDsn. Rihter Cos
srabe lieb Iid bornebmli9 bur6 Die
2usIassn Bellies leiten, bic ben Eifz
ter bimmel6o9 Bat, iie ni4t benz gas
ter 3u iiberseben.
6. s. Rid arbsfons 5pb.
Die Connecticut General aife Sns
iuranee So. 1T ni4t gsneist, ben 5oo
beg papisrfabritantsn 6. s. Ri6arps
ion, Der DOR sinigen WOnatsn aus
bsm 5ur papisrfabrit gebOreHoen
Wublenteih in 2Ddlanb als 2siGe
berausse3psen purbe, duf einen I'M
slidsfaQ 5uriidSufiibren. Die 9ers
ii9erungs @efeGiddft bate bie9luss
3dbluns elmer $4,000 gpltce Oertpei@
CERT, 10 bab bic Witttpe 5rau Ser
trub Ridarbion Ie bsrflagt bate.
Die bstlaste @eIeGI4uft bat nun sss
tern eine Replit eingerei6t, iportn iie
bic llnfanstbsorie btItrsitst. QuBsr>
benz ioll Rifarbion, als er am 9. Ros
rember 1914 bas 9erIi6erungsgsTuA
einrsi4te falite 2(nsaben sema4t
6absn.
Sis Geiat6te einss 0elis
tateiIenlabens.
Sin re6t dngitlidss 9smiit6 i6sint
Serr Gbparb Nltbsrr Don &enneon
Seigbts gu Iein, Der, fpie er fdgt, aus
pursr glnsit cine Rote bon $3.50 unter-
5eihnet bate. Odmit baraus fir iein
portempmlaie feline uuangenebmen
5clgen entitsben, ertpirtts er geitern
Don Rittsr @osgrape einsn tempord
rem ginbaIts6efebl, UNI 5rau GIiias
bstb 5ilgsmann, 3044 @ilbert 2lpez
nue.. ipelde bic Rots pat. an Der Der
dubsrung beriel6en gu berbinbsrn.
lInb bic 9el6i6ts fam 10. QItberr pdr
Bis gum 18. april b. s. geiiser eines
DelitateFenlaoens i'm 'SauIe yto. 967
Oit WcDiillan Strabe, ben er an
5rau Silssmann fir $3.50 baar uno
$3.50 sablbar in ieh3ig Jagsn per-
taufte. am 10. Suni poate er ods
@slb 6olsn. bod tpurbe ibm DON Der
5rau bsbsutet, bab er auf bic $3.50
pfeiien tonne. sic lei bei benz Sanbel
iibers Gbr sebauen uHo besbalb ipers
be lie ni6t bfob nitt 5ablen, fonbsrn
berlange Don ben bddrbejdblten $3.50
$3.50 5uriid. Gr tDnne bann ieinsn
.Gabsn fpiebsr baben. qttberr behaups
tst, bic Brau babe cine iol6 brobenbs
Misne aufssiekt. baB er ibr aus reis
nsr 9lngft bic oerlanste Rots ausses
iieflt Bate. Die glots ioq besbalb fir
ungiiltis srtlGrt tperoen, bsnn bic De
INSTRUMENTATION lei ni6t etpa Elm
pferoebanoeI seipeisn, ioHoern pDlig
ebr!i9 unb sersht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-05

SpieIe.
Cincinnati 0100000t0-2
Bolton 00000212x--5
ct. aoiris ..0t00OoOO0-1
Ppilaoelphia 00200100~-3 8
Chicago 0400O0o2o-6
y.ep slcrf .i00010000 1-2
asittsbnrg .OO0000O00-0
grooflpn 000i0010x-2
Selite slafmittag biertes spieI Der
tSerie sipiidcn .ReSs" uno rgrapes"
in Bolton.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-05

wlaatits SdIiua bel Betsfer'S 8.
go. f3S @ef stdi,e eiraht, trei Tharsd
phlid psu Gin etrabc.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-05
6aiesOaA.
3iueite RieSerlase ber p9leSs" in Der
guitpner Serie geitern.

Sn beIn eeiiriger britten Spiele
Der Serie, srpifhen ilnieren .Nebs"
NIB ben ygrnpeg in 9oiton frngir.
ten Shleubercr aileser iulb Sanger
gginap als gatterie fir Cincinnati &c.
gen 9i,tooIpb bejtp. @la6mirn fir bic
Gegner. areser ipurSe i'm 7. @angc
burh Sdnil5 abgel6it, tpdbreirb iein
9egner HitooLpb bis gum gn6e oe5
Spieles ain ieinern goiten perbIieb.
Ne ..Re6s" nradjtet 8 5reifer uno 5
Sebler gegen 10 be5iu. 3 Der @egner.
9teaIe nno Soiiben tpareit iinierc
beiten SHIdger NIT ie sfpet Sreifern.
llniere Silngens waren iImmerIib
itruad, in Der sseIouertbeibig;ng and
Karen uniere beiben S6Ieiiberer 81:
freigebig NIT 5reipaiien fin Die /.
gaie. GuisIep ilno Byron tparen bic
Sdiebsridter.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-25

hepuDncanS, have voted Tor Progress
siVe, Independent or Democratic can
didates, with complete disregard of
party names and ties. It does not
do any longer to assume that the
registered vote can be herded and
delivered to the party candidate.
California is wholly emancipated
from party names and ties!
Wilson's strength in California is
more difficult to gauge than that Of
Johnson. The governors popularity
has been mathematically demon
strated. He went into the RepUb-
lican primaries and took the nOmina-
ton for United States senator away
from the regular stand-pat candi-
date, and did this without the help
of three hundred thousand of his fol-
lowing who were not registered and
therefore could not take part in the
Republican primaries.
The T416,0OO- registered voters to
whom Johnson appealed were reg
uIar," anti-progressiVe drifters back
to repUbIicanisnT; and yet even from
those he got a twenty thousand ma
iority away from Willis II. Booth, the
millionaire banker candidate selected
as runner-up for Hughes. And john
son did this without even changing
his registration as a progressive.
Since the. senatorial primaries
the party conventions have been held
in Sacramento, and by two-to-one
vote the Republican convention was
controlled by the prOgressives. So
now the Republican as well as the
progressive party organization is in
the hands of Johnson and his pro-
gressive following 49,.
Had this all happened before
Charles E. Hughes came to campaign
in California, the Hughes managers
would not have snubbed
Johnson and the progressive group
as they did. 1t was only because
fhnv c1IDOOcnd tho y,,.Oorsoggfvyee 49,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-25
WILSON AND JOHNSON PICKED BY gibson
GARDNER TO WIN IN CALIFORNIA

loving the trail OF Candidate Hughes
through the western states for the
purpose of -gauging the political SEN
timent in the wake of the Repub-
lican nominees tour. This is the first
OF Gardeners western Dispatches
Editor)
BY gibson GARDNER
San Francisco, CAL, Sept. 25.-
California is for Johnson and Will
son. Johnson will carry the state
by large majority, and probably
Wilson will win. The only possible
chance Hughes, the Republican nom
inee, has, is to train in as tail to the
Johnson kite; and this kite is not
carrying much tail just now.
The Johnson victory is conceded
by everybody whose judgment is
worth considering. The only ques-
ton discussed is whether Hughes can
beat Wilson.
If Johnson were enthusiastically
for Hughes, he could probably drag
him over the line, but nobody sus-
poets Johnson of any enthusiasm for
Hughes, and everybody knows he is
not attacking Wilson in his campaign
or saying anything which would tend
to check the Wilson friendliness
among his progressive followers.
johnson is for Hughes about as
Bryan was for Alton B. Parker in
1904, and much as Roosevelt is for
Hughes now.
California may see a strange po-
liticaI. phenomenon big majority |
for the Republican, (prOgressive) |
candidate for the United States SEN
ator and a comfortable or good |
sized majority for the Democratic |
candidate for president.
1 am not forgetting that this state
is normally strongly Republican. l |
am not forgetting that the RepubH-
can registration is nearly two to one,
and that the southern part Of the
state is normally heavily stand-nat
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-18
UGH! 4 DOSE Of
NASTY CAL0MEL
It SaIivateSI It Makes You
Sick and You May Lose
a Days Work.

You're bilious, sluggish. constipated
and believe you need vile, dangerous
calomel to start your liver and cleu
your bowels.
Here's my guaranteed Ask your
druggist for a 90 cent bottle OF Dod-
sons Liver Tone and take a spoonful
tonight If it doesn't start your liver
and straightan you right up better
than calomel and without gripping or
making you sick l want you to go
back TO the store and get your money
Take calomel today and tomorrow
you will feel weak and sick and nau-
seated. Don't lose a days work. Take
a spoonful Of harmless. vegetable Dod-
sons Liver Tone tonight and wake up
feeling great. It's perfectly harmless,
so give 1t TO your children any time.
It can't salivate. so let them eat any
thing afterwards.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-18
THE SHRINE CEREMONIAL.

There Is no doub. In my mind that
some people viii criticize or at least
he surprised at seeing the coming cere-
monial OF the Mystic Shrlners, soon
to be held at Elephant Butte, occu-
pying space as an item of society
news. To these carping critics. 1t
any there be, to use the legal phrase
] would make reply that literally
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-18

Miss Bernice Fairly, of Des Moines,
arrived in Albuquerque Wednesday to
become the bride, almost Immediately
on her arrival, of Mr., Gilbert Cosulich,
a well-knoWn newSpaperman OF the
Iowa city, who for the present is
making his home In Albuquerque. He
now is telegraph editor of the Morn
ing Journal
The ceremony was a very quiet af-
fair and was performed bN Judge
George II. Craig, 1t was witnessed
only by few intimate friends and by
the mother of Mr., Cosulich, who has
been keeping house here for him. The
happy couple are at home ut 2l6
South Sixth street.H
&c 4
THE DOG DAYS.
Casual conversationists dub these
torrid days, when the hot wind blows
from the southwest and the weather
reports show a string of clears" in
each days remarks" column that
belle the prospect of a bit of shade
anywhere for suffering CANNES, the
dog days. Gaiety aside, the poor ami
mails do lead a dogs life IN this sea-
son. They suffer from the heat; they
suffer because poor things, there are
not enough places where they can
get cool water, and sometimes they
go mad with their sufferings, and
policemen shoot them, when really
it Is not the dog to blame but the
careless public that fails to provide
for him,
| came across a bit of verse the
other day. just by accident. It's about
4 dog. Not a high-priced fancy pup
but a common, backyard variety of
plain dog like YOU used to own when
YOU were little tad, the kind of
a dog, you know that you thought
the world of and your neighbors
cursed It's such gripping DIT
that I'm passing it on 10 YOU. l nope
yon like ii. Read it and think more
kindly of the poor dog you see with
his tongue out, thirsty and hot, with
out bit of water in sight nj 10
drink, yet never complaining. Maybe
it viii inspire some kind soul TO set
up another dog fountain in Albuquer-
que. The Lord and the poor beastles
know il is needed.
Here's the verse.
Old RAGS is DEAD.
Old Rags is dead, who meant to me
More than the lordliest wight could be,
And in my heart a mound ! raise
That love shall deck with deafness
bays
old Rags, the faithful and the true,
Who had 80 much to say To you
With waggng tail and tender eyes,
And knew SO much | never knew
OF loyal patience and the test
OF all in life that crowns the rest.
Just grew too old, and tried to creep
In quiet corners none could see
TO suffer and to try to sleep
And hide his suffering from me-
From me, whose footstep was TO MN
\ signal that he never missed,
or in the day, or nighttime dim
And So | never could resist
His begging eyes that asked so PLAN
TO let him walk with me again.
Old Rags is dead often say
III never love 81 pet that way
They creep so close into your heart
just dogs you know, but stu part
In time of all YOU are or dream.
And how their knowing orbits sieam'
And how they seem to read your soul,
And how they cling 10 you the Whole
Brief span of life or ownership!
All, never mind my quivering lip
Old Rags is dead and put away,
And | AIN very sad today.
baltimore sun.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-18
WELCOMING TnE TEMpiARs.

Albuquerque, and especially the AL
buquerque Knights Templar. placed a
large mark for herself in the good
books of the knights Templar who
have been passing through the city
the last few days, on their way to
Los Angeles for their thirty-thlrd
triennial conclave. The city was rep
resented adequately and by a thor
oughly representative crowd at the
station for almost every one of the
trains which carried the Templars,
and there was not one to arrive with
out some delegation being on hand to
dispense Albuquerque hospitality and
make the visitors glad they had
stopped in such an attractive and in
tcresting place.
The Templars, OF course, We're out
In force. The drill and scheduled In
dian dance by the Ballut Abyad patrol
drew large crowd TO the station
when the Kansas grand commandery
contingent was here. Several auto
rides were put on for the ladies of
Templars passing through. whose
trains stayed here long enough to
make them practicable.
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Mamie Jones, who looked exception
ally sweet, dressed in pink and white
and each carrying basket of roses
and sweet peas. Marian Raney and
Alberta Smith held the pink tulle
strips to form an aisle down which
the bridal party passed.
The bride WAS beautiful in white
taffeta chiffon and silk lace bridal
veil caught together with lilies OF
the valley She carried beautiful
shower bouquet of brides roses and
sweet peas. She was attended by
M ISIS Elsie McGregor who was a charm
ing in a gown of pink crepe de chine,
carrying a. large bouquet OF sweet
peas. The bridegroom was attended
by Mr.. George l.. Pinney, the bride s
brothers
The sweet music ana solemn cere-
mony was very enhancing In its
beauty. Soon after the ceremony the
bride threw the lovely shower bou-
qnet, which was caught by Miss Will
liams.
After congratulations had been
made, course wedding supper was
served. all present getting sections of
wedding cake. The couple then left
IN the Rev. Mr. Beckman's new car
for the station, followed by the guests
in other cars. and In the midst of a
shower of rice departed for their
honeymoon in the east
The bride is Il graduate of the AL
buqucrque high school and univer-
sity OF New Mexico, and has been a
very proficient teacher in the Albu-
querque public schools.
The bridegroom Is a graduate of
| Ottowa university, and Is we'll known
MS an educator, who is to hold the
responsible position of principal Of
the new high school. Before return
ing TO the city Mr. Jones has planned
to take post graduate course IN
education at the University of Colo
RADIO. The couple carry with them
the good wishes OF a host of friends.
The wedding party included Misses
/ Tesslc MacGregor, Ona Estel Schupp,
Pearl Tompkihs, Jean Arnot Clara
II. Wilson, Edna l.. Williams, Faith
LOngfellow, Jessie Nenable, Pauline
Sewell, Blanche, Porterfield, Gail
! l}eckman, Adah Vaughn. Laura Mac
Gugor, Margaret Schmidt, Louise Will
kinson, Louetta Bratton, Marion RAJ
ney, Alberta Smith Mamie Jones. Jane
Kirk, Elsie MacGregor; Mesdames
Georgia Schupp, j. T. Wade, c. O.
4 Beckman. j. Nenable. Il. Il. Wilkinson,
w g. Scott, T.. Pinney: Messrs r..
T. Wilkinson, Geo. l.. Mitchell, John
Nenable, w. @. Scott j. W. Wilkin-
son, Il. Pinney, Geo, j.. Pinne and
Rev. c. @. Reckman.
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plNNIsy-goNEs.

An exceptionally pretty home we'd
ding took place Wednesday afternoon.
when Miss vida Gertrude pinney and
Mr George Bryant Jones were united
in marriage by the Rev. g. q. Beck
man. pastor OF the Methodist church.
az the home Of the brides parents,
MIR and Mrs. T.. Pinney, well-known
Albuquerque people.
The Pinney home was decorated
charmingly in pink and white. The
drawing room was loaded with flow
ers. and the beautiful archway of
roses and lilies, under which the cere-
mony was performed, added greatly
10 the beauty of the ensemble. In
the adjoining rooms. which were deco
rated very prettily with flowers and
pink tulle. was the scene Of the we'd
ding supper.
A large basket of roses and sweet
peas. which hung from the ehande-
ler. formed a handsome center piece.
from which hung ribons of pink ana
white 10 each plate.
The charming way In which Prof Il
Stancly Seder executed the wedding
march and music. added much TO tho
occasion with the wedding march.
DIR. Beckman took his place followed
by the flower girls. Jane Kirk and
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Miss Grace sterzel. OF tbs city, and
Mr.. Olaf Erickson. of TT sumner,
were married Wednesday evening at
$50 O'clock. by the Rev. +. T.
Schueler Mr.. and Mrs. Erickson left
IN their auto TO spend the summer
touring Colorado as a honeymoon trip.