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The Glenwood post., 1909-06-19

Don't fail TO go to the ball game this
afternoon. Grand Junction has skinned
our boys twice this year and must not
do the trick again. 1T is the duty Of
the Glenwood rooters to be on hand and
make noise sufficient to make Toner s
red hair stand on end. Get him mad
and it will be all off with his spit balls.
Glenwood just has to have this game.
But we must win it by fair means and
not have our friends from the peach
city clamoring that raw dealings by an
umpire did it. Billy Toepfer may UNI
pire the game and he is well enough
known to prove that the decisions will
be as near square as it is possible for
n man to make. He has played ball too
long to become rotten jumps.
The Glenwood post., 1909-06-19

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Chester Short was down from Aspen !
Sunday last.
Atty Mueller Of Denver visited this
city Tuesday.
G. o. Beale was down from Gypsum
Saturday of last week.
Atty. John Rush of Denver visited
friends in this city Sunday.
Z. w. Jordan of Palisade was in this
city Wednesday of this week,
Ira Jenkins and wife of Palisade
spent last Sunday in this city.
Miss Denne.ta Holthower of Aspen
was a Glenwood arrival Monday
Melvin Canon of Breckenridge was
Glenwood visitor Sunday last.
Tim Hayes was down from Carbon
dale the fore part of this week.
L.. R. WiHetts of Basalt spent the
fore part of the week in this city.
o
Judge Noonan was attending to le-
gal business in Red Cliff Tuesday.
A. j. Vagg of near Carbondale visit
ed in this city the fore part of the week.
]. P. Murray and wife of McCook,
Neb. were Glenwood arrivals last Sun
day.
T. B. Johnston of Sugar City spent
a few days in this city during this
week
Arthur Weaver and John R, Barr Of
Redstone were Gleuwood visitors over
Sunday.
r. P. Luxon came down from his
home in Marble and spent Sunday in
this city.
Mrs. Myron Robbins of Carbondale le
was a county seat visitor on Monday
of this week.
DIR. P. T. Rucker of Basalt was in the
city Wednesday morning on his way
home from Red Cliff.
Messrs. Sheehan and Richmond, tw'
of Aspen IS high school athletes were
in this city last Sundoy
Mrs. Joe HUM and daughters re
turned the fore part of the week from
visit to the eastern slope.
Fl W. Smith of Hotel Glenwood re
turned Wednesday morning from ;
short visit in the capital city.
j. j. VickRoy OF the Colorado Hlld
land with hoadqus tiers in DeIVer wa:
in tlis ,'ty TUESDAY Of this w"lh
Glenwood lost the first game Friday
of last week to the Colorado Springs
Zoos. The score was eleven to seven
F. H. A. Lyle, manager of the Ho;
Springs company, returned Sunday
night from business trip to New YORK
city.
The pupils of the Presbyterian Sun.
day School will give children's day ex'
cercises in the church June twenty sew
enth
]. H Brinkerhoff, wife and two child
ren were arrivals at the Glenwood
Tuesday morning. Mr.. B. returned to
Grand Junction, while the family re
mained in this city for a short visit.
CHILDREN WHO ARE sIcKLY
The Glenwood post., 1909-06-19
Postmaster Thorson received a mess.

Postmaster Thorson received a mess
age Sunday announcing the death of
L. r. kouns of Ironton, o. Mr.. Kouns
ago TO settle the estate of the late Fred
Atkinson. According to the message
Mr.. Kouns took sick as he was return
ing to his Ohio home and that he never
showed any signs of Improvement from
the start.
The Glenwood post., 1909-06-19

W. r. Lee received a message Sat
urday night calling him to the bed side
of his brother, Howard in Denver. MIR,
Lee and l. n. Bunting started the
Grand Junction Sentinel several years
ago. During the past few years Mr..
Lee has been proof reader for the Den
yer News.
The Glenwood post., 1909-06-19

Frank Ewing and John Richardson
were in New Castle Monday in the in
teres,. of the new cement plant at that
place.
Hon5ka went to Grand Junction
Monday 20 pitch for the Zoos in the
game against the hard hitting peach
city boys.
Mrs. Hugh Showalter left Sunday
evening for Brush, Colorado where she
expects to spend a month visiting Mr..
Showalter 5 relatives.
DIR. E. j. Horau was confined to his
room with bilious attack on Tuesday
of this week. He returned to his office
Wednesday morning.
The lumber for the Thorson- Ewing
building arrived from Oregon early this
week and work on the strp ,lTc has
been rushed by reason thereof.
Harry II. l'rep ii, supervisor Of the
Holy Gross NltioulI Fpr's' is busy IN
the field thesu days as he is surveying
the boundaries OF h,s i,main.
DIR. w. w Crook left last Saturday
I
night for trip of inspection to the
Central Colorado Power company hos,
pitfalls in the vicinity of Boulder.
The RI. Rev. Benjamin Brewster, the
newly conseerated bishop of Western
Colorado, will preach at st. Barnabas
I church Sunday. June 20, at the morning
service
1871 pretty girls with some older peo
ole arrived last Saturday morning from
Sunny Tennessee. They remained il
the city for an hour and continued
their journey to Seattle.
Judge Thomas A. Rucker of Asper
passed through here last Sunday q
his way to Red Cliff where he wa
counsel in a murder trial before thu
district court of Eagle county.
The Glenwood post., 1909-06-19
WHY NOT TRY?
POFHAM'S
ASTHMA Eirh. !. DY

Gives prompt aud positive relief
in every case. Sold by druggists,
price $1.0O. Trial package by
mail, Zoe.
Williams Mfg Co., Proprietors,
Cleveland, ..
For sale by w. S. Pan kison,
druggist a1d apothccary
The Glenwood post., 1909-06-19

Wm. Cardnell, F. C. Ewing and H.
B. IkeIer We're among the Glenwood peo-
pie to take an auto trip in the Frank
Ewing car to New Castle on Monday
of this week They made the trip that
they might attend a meeting of the
New Castle Cement company stock
holders.
The Glenwood post., 1909-06-19
DENVER & RIO oKsEDE TIME
TABLE.
EASTBOUND

EASTBOUND
No. ., Atlantic East Limited, 5:0S am
Train No. 4. 9:04. am.
No. 6, Chicago Express, 1928 p. IN.
WESTBOUND.
No. /, Pacific Coast Limited, 10 2:22am
No. 3, Utah and California Express.
$50 a. m.
No. ), San Francisco Express, l0:2a
p. m.
TO CARBONDALE.
No 300 Mixed, G:35 a. m.
FROM CARBONDALE
No go, Mixed, s;25 a. m.
TO CARBONDALE AND ASPEN
No. 227, Mixed, 9:4O Il. m.
FROM CARBONDALE AND ASPEN
No. 22s, Mixed, 9:l5 p. m.
The Glenwood post., 1909-06-19

Miss Alice Waehek was the guest Of
her Uncle Z. l.. Peisar and wife last
Sunday. Miss Waehek was formerly
on the repitorial staff of the Aspen
Times and was hustling newsgath-
erer.
The Glenwood post., 1909-06-19

Tom Caldwell expects to leave the
first of next week for Hot Springs,
Ark, where he will remain for tim.
Tom has been closely confined at his
work as a printer in the New Castle
office and the Avalanche Office of this
city, and the work has told on him. He
hopes to be greatly benefited by the
famous baths in the Arkansas city.
The Glenwood post., 1909-06-19

Lee Hyder, who played with the 10
Gals last season and who headed the
C. c. batting list during the present
college season will be in one of the
outer gardens the rest of the season.
At least he is epected to return to this
city from Denver today.
The Glenwood post., 1909-06-19

Miss Anna Clark, formerly teacher
in the Redstone schools, and whose
home is in Trinidad, Colo, visited Mrs.
H. G. Overlook the past week. Sae
was on her way to Seattle, Wash. On
Monday of this week she visited Mr..
and Mrs. V. l.. Brown of Carbondale.
The Glenwood post., 1909-06-19

Mrs. John Haines of Noblesville,
Ind. arrived in the city Tuesday night
via the Midland for two days visit
with her sister, Mrs. c. c. Canady.
Mrs. Haines left Thursday night for her
Indiana home.
The Glenwood post., 1909-06-19
Piano Pupils Wanted.

+. Z. Elser, pianist Hotel Colorado,
wiz a few pupils for the summer
season. Parties interested apply Hotel
Colorado. IL
The Glenwood post., 1909-06-19

Glenwood has made wonderful pro-
gress during the past few years ac-
cOrding to the testimony of those who
have been away but have recently re-
turned. Yes, and she will go right On
in the way of greater improvements
and achievements. Watch us grow
The Glenwood post., 1909-06-19

Mrs. w. F. Kennedy returned the
fore part of the week from Salt Lake
CITY, where she was met by her hus
band, Billy who is running the Hager
mann sun, an Idaho paper. 1t is re-
ported that Billy was in Salt Lake
for the purpose of buying an outfit to
start another paper in the new Idaho
country.
The Glenwood post., 1909-06-19

Y. NJ. Glib was down from Redstone
Tuesday. He announced that mum
ber of his band boys had left the min
ing camp and that they no longer had
band at that place. This was quite
disappointment to Glenwood people,
who have learned to look forward 20
the Redstone band for strawberry lay
and other special occasions. Mr.. Glib
said they could arrange to bring an
orchestra for today to furnish music
fr the dancers and the berry eaters in
the big tent.
The Glenwood post., 1909-06-19

Herman Mettleman and wife left
Monday for Denver. 1t Is said they
will spend the summer in the capital
city and that in the fall or early win
ter they will go to California for q
few months stay.
Grand Junction defeated the Zoos 5
to Monday afternoon. Honska of
the locals was with the Zoos, but the
absence of the regular third baseman
and short stop, both of whom are heavy
hitters, the Zoos were handicapped.
C. C. Miller. C. H. Coe w s. Park,
Eli Moore, E. A. Fleming, r. F. Bowles,
W. E. Tippett and Dolph Preel were
among those from Antlers who were IN
Glenwood Monday in connection with
the ditch and reservoir controversy
A recent issue of the Denver Rcpub.
lican Sunday magazine supplement con
tanned large halftone picture of the
East Denver high school track team, in
cluding the two GIeuwcol boys,
Harold Parkison and Joe Sliukarl.
Ms, Ole Thorson was taken sudden
ly i'll while coming from Denver last
Friday night and Mr. Thorson had 10
take her from the train at Colorado
Springs. A physician was called and
he announced that she was threatened
with appendicitis, She recovered suf
to make the trip home and ar
rived here Sunday morning, but was
confined to her bed several days this
week. She was reported to be greatly
improved yesterday.
The Glenwood post., 1909-06-19

The following autoists visited Red
stone last Sunday: Frank Ewing and
wife, Charley Mccarthy and wife, Cliff
Rowe and wife, Dr. Mccartney and
family, Jack Worries and DR.. D. ].
Fletcher. They report jolly good
time.
The Glenwood post., 1909-06-19

e. L. Peisar and wife and Fred Kai-
er and wife were in Carbonate Sun.
day. They made the trip in Mr. Pei
sar' new auto. They unite in saying
that the Carbondale road is the best
in the state for auto drivers and arc
predicting many auto parties for the
summer months to Carbondale and Red
stone and Marble.
The Glenwood post., 1909-06-19

James DeRemer arrived Monday
night from Boulder, where he has been
attending school. Mrs. DeRemer stopp-
ed in Leadville for visit with relatives
and friends. When Jim reached home
he was greatly surprised to find that
his fathers chicken house had grown
so in his absence and that it would
make a frst-class garage for his new
touring car.
The Glenwood post., 1909-06-19

After visiting friends in Pueblo sew
eral days, Mrs, Edith Bailey returned
to her home in this city Sunday. Mrs.
Bailey has resigned her position as
teacher in the Glenwood schools and
may accept similar work in the Pue-
bio schools
The Glenwood post., 1909-06-19

1871 pretty girls with some older peo
nle arrived last Saturday morning from
Sunny Tennessee. They remained il
the city for an hour and continued
their journey to Seattle.
The Glenwood post., 1909-06-19

The Sunday evening band concerts
are astracting number of Glenwood
people on each occasion. The boys are
doing much better than was expected in
50 short time and Glenwood people are
showing their appreciation by attending
the street concerts.
The Glenwood post., 1909-06-19

Judge Thomas A. Rucker of Aspen
passed through here last Sunday On
his way to Red Cliff where he was
counsel in a murder trial before the
district court of Eagle county.
The Glenwood post., 1909-06-19

Sam and Harry Cohn, Dee Weiden-
hammer and George Kelker, Jr., formed
an auto party to the Harris ranch above
Carbondale last Sunday. They had the
usual auto accident by blowing out
tire, but reached home in time for the
band concert ON Sunday evening.
The Glenwood post., 1909-06-19

Miss Blanch Robinson arrived IN
Glenwood Sunday night from Spokan' +,
Wash, where she has been with her
brother. DR.. Robinson, formerly of this
city. She says DR.. Robinson is build
il one of the finest residences in the
city of Spokane and that he has fine
city of Spokane and that he has a fine
practice. Miss Robinson will probably
remain in Glenwood with her sisters,
Mrs. VIM. HUM and Mrs. Chas. John
son until September.
The Glenwood post., 1909-06-19

The RI. Rev Benjamin Brewster, the
newly conseerated bishop of Western
Colorado, will preach at st. Barnabas
church Sunday. June 20, at the morning
service.
The Glenwood post., 1909-06-19

Undersheriff Divilbliss was in Rifle
Sunday. He made the trip to see the
mush touted bali game between
the fats and leans and for real fun, ne
said he never saw the beat. John
Chamberlain was umpire and it is said
he tried, but failed, to run the game
with an iron hand. At one time in the
game, Hugh McLearn was hit by the
ball and he went after the pitcher with
the bat, but the pitcher made for the
timber and McLearn failed to catch
him. After several innings, estimated
at thirteen, Umpire Chamberlain called
the game in favor of the leans and thus
ended the game.
The Glenwood post., 1909-06-19

Hon5ka went to Grand Junction
Monday 70 pitch for the Zoos in the
game against the hard hitting peach
city boys.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-11-11

men febnt; tpie lie bana4 biirftet, Sh<
men bic 9anb fiiffen au biirfen. 6ier,
mein Sreunb. Der @raf Saccpne, bat
Mabame 8ulitoff Bel einern fliraen
Befuh in @enf fennen gelernt unb
mir BON ibr eradblt!"
Gaccpne perfGrbte iib leiht. gr
begriff bic unDermuthete Saftif Nos
cerus ni9t. Mber er mar etn Mann,
Der iih in allen 2asen bes 2ebens au
beberrfden beritanb, unb 10 neigte Ct
audi iebt auitimmenb ben Ropf.
nGs tit 10, 9err Marquts," fiigte
er parmen Sones btnau, runb i9
fann tpObl fasen. baB mir ME I'm
2eben eine Dame besesnet lit, an be-
rem Sdidfal i4 10 lebbaften MntbeiI
genommen babe. Mabame 8ulitoff
DerDtent Sbre @eraetbuns, benn fie
leibet bitter unter Der Srennung BON
Sbnen."
Der Greis bate bas Saupt gefenft,
unb felbft unter Der Sdminte auf
feinen Mansen fab man, pie fabl
feline 9eit9tsfarbe setporben mar.
SD banfe Sbnen, meine 9erren,1
iaste er gepreBt unb tonlos; rih err
femme Sbre Site unb 2iebenspiirbigz
feit bo[lauf an, aber metner gbre bin
ih es f9ulbis, fie abaulebnen. Sd
babe feline Sodter mebr, iont"
feline Stimme ftodte einen Moment
= rfonit tpiirbe teh mid pobl Bel
Sbnen, Graf @aceone, na9 benz gr=
geben meines Rinbes ertunbtgen !. ;"
Noeera unb @aecone 19tpiegen
audi in bteien @erfommenen begann
fid Elm @efiibl bes 8eritGnbnifes fir
ben Bater19nera bes ieltfamen
Mannes bor ibnen gu riibren. Oie
Situation mar unbebasli9, unb na@
mentlih Gaccpne fam es GuBerf era
ipiini9t, baB iein Sreunb fid na4
einisen pbraien BON benz Marquis
berabfdiebete.
Ser alte 9err mar febr bera1i9
unb briidte Saceone tparm bic 6anb,
inbem er i'm bat, i'm balb tpieber gu
belu9en, Inn nit linn iiber feline neien
Sorf9unsen auf beralbif9em 9ebiete
gu plaubern.
(Sortiebuna folat.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-11-11
in Oct 0)e|t uedoreIl.
2sontan pom Seoor .. 3e6eltit.


uno feline furhtbaren @enpFen, 10
lanae es nod 3eit iit!1
Mit pahienbem Staunen bate
Grid oen BON 2eibenihuft getraaenen
Worten glelias aelauint. Sin fur9t=
barer 9erbaht itiss in Tim auf. Wer
biirste linn b1fiir. bab bieIes Wetb
niht eine 5pipnin i'm OienFe 2acsa=
roipsfis mar. abgeihidt, ibn felbft
unb feline @eiinnungen liftig 5u erz
forfhene
gr sriff nod feinem quite.
.Gparen Sic ssbre Worte, glelia"
entgegnete er, ith erbebeno. eiitg
fdlt; lid bin gu alt geporben, um
meine Gntihliiife uno plGne bon
Stunbe AT 5tunbe su dnbern. Be-
ben Sic lpobl!"
.Grih - elm Wprt no6!"
glelia rief oas laut. sic slitt
BON Der gbatIelongue unb trut oiht
bor ibn bin.
Gin lsbtes Wort", fliiiterte lie.
n5te miBtrauen mir, niht pdbr2
SD ertrcae oas, 10 iebr es mid
ihmerat, uber ttb min sSbnen etnen
gorfhlag unterbreiten, Der sSbr MtBz
tranen aerftDren miro. Sd min
NIT esbnen flieben, ipobin Sic tpolz
len! 9lrd id iebne mid aus biefer
grdblihen Qhbdngigtett binaus in
Die ssreibeit, aber ih fano allein
ntht Sen Mutb, meine SSefeln au
aerreiBen. Nn eSbrer @eite troBe i9
ieoer @efabr. 2afen sic uns ges
meiniam fliidten, mod beute Naht,
alei4. ipenn sic pollen, ih bin be-
reit! Seien mir audi iebt treue
@enofsn. Grid pillisen Sic
ein!2" =
6alb frusen6, balb befehlenb unb
bod unenblih 1ngitboG flangen oieie
leBten brei Worte. Grid Ihaute auf
bas berfiibreriihe Wetb berab, unb
Elm heiBer Shauer iberrie1elte i'm.
Nein, iie log ntht. Das mar bic
Stimne iebniiidttaer 2iebe, Die aus
thr iprah. @r bdtte nur bic Mrne su
0ffnen brauhen. un0 fie ipdre an feline
8ruit geiunfen.
Ood feltium, tpie iein 8lid sait
trauria uno nebmiithtg i6r blaffss
9eii6t ftreifte, fhien es i9m pl0bliG
als tduhe binter ibr Elm apeites blei=
DIES QntltB auf uno i6aute ibn borz
nurfsboll an. 1lno i'm ielben Muz
aenblid flammts eine tiefe HDtbe
iiber Die Maneen Cribs unb nit
rauber @ebdrbe trat er auriid. Wie
etne Mabnung aus anoerer Welt
iibertam es i'm.
r2aifen Sic midi, glelta", fdgte
er, .uno qudlen sic mid ntdt! Sd
babe elmer Sterbenben aeihtporen,
fie an Ser Welt au ridden, unb i9
tperbe meinen S6tpur balten."
gr griBte lie ttef unb ging.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-11-11
3. e a piteI.

Sn elmer Der f6maliten unb un@
reinlt9iten Sreppenitraben, Die bonn
Gprfp 8ittprto gmdnuele in Neapel
nah Der Straba SoleOo 5inabfiibz
rem. itanb Bis Dor sSabresfrift etn
rnerfpiirbte aebautes 6aus. Gs bate
nur orei sseniter ssront, errei6te aber
eine S0be bon fiinf Stodperten, 10
baB es fait tpie Elm Sburm ausiub.
Oas fpunoerlthe 6aus purbe, nit
elmer einaisen Musnahme, nur bon
armen 2euten betpobnt, benen es
glei9 mar, ob ibnen Der aalf bor
ber Oede fiel unb ob in ben ssubbOz
ben tbrer 3immer grobe BIDDER flafiz
ten, in benen Die WlGuie l1nterf6lupf
iuhten. Die ertpGbnte etn5ise Musz
nabn,e mar Der Mtetber Der eriten
@taee, Elm Ooftor Mneelo Nocera.
Doftor nannte er iih ielbit, trosbem
es iebr atrstfslhaft fdhien, ob er be-
redtigt mar, bieIen ataoemiihen Siz
tel au fiibren.
Rocera mar v0p1fsanpalt" = bas
beibt, audi bieie bobe Wiiroe bate ct
iia eieenbGnbia suselest. @on Der
ipurmiti9isen S5iire feiner Wobnung
fonnte man ale feline Sale1te unD
gdbigfeiten ableien; bort mar ndmlth
mittels bier MeisnGsel Elm 8fatt Rarz
tonpapier befeftigt, bus in fogendnnz
ter Hunbihrift unb apar fehr Iauber
aussefiibrt, folsenbe ssirma trug:
Dr. Mngelp Npcera.
Mobofat.
Natb uno 6ilfe in alien iurtittlden
Mngelegenbetten.
sSiibrung pon proseffen.
NnFerttgung bon 0ertbeiotgungen.
@eiuhen, Bitti9riften unb fon= !
ftigen Mrbetter oieier Mrt,
6onorar mdBtg.
Darunter fparen nod bie @pre9z
fun6en anaegeben, auberbem aber
hefanb iih in elmer gde beg 8lattes
Elm fleines, nur ben Gingepeibten
peritGnoliGes 3einen, bas man fonit
fir einen einfa1en sseoerltrin bate
balten f0nnen: cine aarte 2inie NIT
atpei punften am 9lnfana unb am
gn6e oerielben., Die 3eihen be-
beuteten, bab 6err Mngelo Nocerd
Mitalieb Der neapolitdniihen ,Ra@
morra' mar, cine Gemetnf9aft, btren
6uupistped auf cine aegenieitige linz
ferIfiibung bet allen aefhGftlid)erl
llnternebmungen, siirral abtr Bel be-
nen, bic 6ds 2iht Des Gages 5li
fheue,l batten, binausgins. Man
bruu4te bon ber 3mgeb0riettit 6ts
NDlfsonnalts 3u elmer immerbir
redt aefGbrIih<n Clique iibrigtns
nimt duff isinen gbarufter Az shlies
bkn benn sn pr 6sIogten Ram0rra
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-11-11

Gs miro Nooiepslt f9tper fallen, In
Mfrita seniigeno gstimos auf5utrei=
ben, Die beaeugen, bob er alle bie Gle
fanten, 2Dtpen. 2eoparben unb oas
anoere @teb5eug audi pirflih erlest
bat.
@etnem Seinbe peraeiben fann unz
ter llmftGnoen leidter fein als feinem
Sreunbe.
60 man9es 2ebensi9ifflein fpmmt
erH in ben ri9ttsen Rurs, tpenn eine
Mense Dinge iiber 8oro seiporfen
fOsr0sn' 4
Die @tanoarb Oil gpmpanb bat
ibre grportpreife fir petroleum erniez
briat, aber BON elmer 6erab1ebung Ser
preiIe fir Die Snlanbton1umenten iit
teine Nebe. Wobltaten follten bod gu
9aufe anfangen.
Seine Maditen tpiinfht man iieb oft
am tpeiteften.
Dos Slid lit tpie bic Morgenfonne
in einem 5tubentenaimmer, oie mei{ten
perfdlafen es.
\ X
Mm fhperiten su iiberfteisen fino
Mauern, bic nur in unferer ginbils
buns porbanben finb.
Wenn piele beifammen finb, fhtDatz.
gen iie, aipei reoen. Der ginfame bentt.
Die ipanifde Mesierlins pill bie
3enfur abfhaffen. 9at fie aud Bee
ta9t. bab iie bunit ben Siegen IN
Marofto Elm gnbe bereitetg
Gin g1ep yorter Nebner erfldrte,
baB bas Mlter nit 45 Subren begin.
ne. Mos ipobl 5arab Bernbarht unb
glbelina Patti ba5u gu iagen babep
mOgens1
| SIS
l6Jalf9e Giinfbonarfdeine folIen
Itrieoer i'm umlauf fein. sSn ber iiing.
ittn 3eit 1T aber uuh bon bielen 0eus
| ten iiber ben Mangel an e9ten Gneis
men sefIast iporoen.
Nidter Mdgoon, ber friibre gouz.
IDerneur Dpn Anba. iast, er babe iidj
Eiir pnris geldngtpeilt. ST Sat ents
fibtner gidN ben ribtigen syiibrer ae.l
lbabt, cotr ieins @ottin 1T AZ IGN gs,
ipefeR.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-11-11

Ni6ter Mdgoon. ber friibere gpuz,
sperneur Dpn Anba. fast, er babe iiGI
;iir pnris geldngtpeilt. ST hot ents
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-11-11

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item 3eit 1T aber uuh bon bielen 0els
ten iiber ben Mangel an edten Gheis
men seflagt iporOen.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-03
PRICE OF ICE IS GOING DOWN
County Contracts Secured at Heduc-
tiOB of Ten Per Cent Under
Last Year.

Cheer for the ice consumer is found in
the 1909 contracts let by the county for the
furnishing OF frozen water TO the court
house, jail and Detention school for the
coming year. The contracts this year are
about 10 per cent lower than they were
last year. indicating there may be a reduc-
ton IN the price Of ice next season.
Last year the county paid s. a ton for
artificial ice for the water tanks In the
jail and court house. The contract this
year has been let 10 the Peoples Ice and
Cold Storage company for H.50 a ton. Last
year the county paid n.15 8 ton for Ace
packed in the ice house at the county jail.
This year the contract IS for 81 a ton
Early cold weather promising an ~abundan
supply IL said 10 b. one cause for the re-
d~uctiOn.
The contract price Of beans has increased
from Sz cents 3 pound TO ~ cents Corn
meal has jumped from H.& a hundred
pounds TO a.40. whle flour has remained
the same as last year. Rice and oatmea
have dropped from s 10 10 per cent. Whn,
soap has gone down from D.lo last year Il
G.B q box