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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-13
Gin Wonn, gaamsns Sobu 5sogle,

Ils Der mutbmabIi6e WDrber Der bier
perioneu auf Der 8ernbarD>Jarm
per6aftet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-13
MuslanD .Selegrapb
Die Meuterd In rio De
Janeiro
Jn bluti8er @eiie ntster'
Orii4t.
Die Hebellen batten 800 uno
Die @esierunsstruppcn 100
Eooe nmo 0erwnn0ete.
itnb an 200 Gibilperionen folleu
Set6btet ober bertpuuoet iuor'
ben iein.

Irnntreih nerGnbert feline Stenunsz
nubme sur n.uen iiirtiiden ans
leik.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-13

Gr bebauptet, bab Die 5ruu i'm abs
fi6tlid geidoTen babe.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-19
You Can't be Beautiful
4 With An Ugly Skin

II. d. g. Peroxide Cream is a care.
fully compounded article Of great
healing. cleansing and Identifying
Charactaristics. There Is nothing as
good for rough, red. coarse. unBisht'
iy akin.
. Il is used BY women OF refinement
i has a tendency TO remove plmples
scales, biotohes, red patches. and
when used as massage TO eradicate
wrinkles. II nourishes and invisorates
the wasted tissues that are the chief
cause OF a nsbby skin, and in many
INSTANCES cleanses and transforms a
harsh. unslshtly skin into one that is
clear. p0arly and beautiful.
This is but one Of the famous A. D.
s. Peroxide Family made by the Amer
ican Druggists Syndicate OF $4,000
responsible druggists. The others
equally as good and just as popular
arc A. d. 3 Peroxide Tooth Powder,
"AASA NAAAeuS hhu IlNsNANNh NHu
teeth; A. d. $, Tooth Paste. for The
same purpose. put up in a different
tormi A. d. S. Peroxide Soap Is 80
different and superior 10 any other
kind OF soap that It's use should be
and probably will be universal Last
but by no means OF least Importance,
Ia A. d. s. Peroxide OF Hydrogen. the
4 IL O.. .l.aA.
being used IN DO many homes.
Miss Nellie r. Benham, OF Evans
yllie. IND. says: "As to the good
things that l can say Of A, d. 9. PeroK
ide Cream, there isn't anything could
say that would tell you how much
good II has done me. have used It
and nnd that my complexion has i'm
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-19
TAFT IS AFTER
MUCH ECONOMY
FORMER ClNCINNATlAN WIZ
IiAN THE DETAILS,
WANTS LESS RED TAPE


'l'N "lVI'pIl''l'" 'lll P''''" '' Wv
lrruui session To- lhal measure tlt
um of tlOO,OOO was placed at hi
disposal for the purpose OF employing
accountants ana other experts IRON
uillclHl aud Wlvat" lil" 10 inquire lnl'
tlr methods "l lransacllnr me pun
I'H business win q view OF lnauEu
rating new systemic uud methods an,
mnknp such recommendations t'
congress nH may Dee necessary To- cnrN
uut the deshrd reforms
the entire matter is under the lu
rlsdlctlou of the President and he mas
directed Major charles lIr Luuu lllu'
formerly Of Cincinnati am orgnnl21
ton expert VINO has done 'liyciiN,
work lu connection with Systematic
iur the work of the administration
of affairs of the Hartman lines lo
make q sort Of q survey Of the sllun
tiUn iu the Government department.
ANA report 10 him the best way IA
proceed with the undertaking.
Major lllnc is Ia Washington and
has mad q consultation with Acting
Attorney General tlarr In regard IA
The matter After talk with some
of the other officials, chiefly those In
executive positions In the different
u'p"I menus ne WIZ huhulIl I" IN,
Ir'slu'hl " sln n'ylh'h' OF me ID,
nah I" bo apoHl lh' WORK "hl'h MI
I'1I ls go ANXIOUS 10 nave btBuh'
Ih' lI'.lu'hlH experience "s
H''i'iaN "I war convinced MN mat
ihrr" l8 vast amount "l r'd iapr
n connection WIN the transaction OF
bUnl' uuHlh'sh Wlll'h not "ul} utlaN .
ana retarda the accomplishment OF
i"N"rm"nthI matters. hut also m
NolI'a lot oi useless eNtra'arancr
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-19
"Crispness" Of Paper Money May
Give Way to q "Velvety" Touch

The government b. taking steps tu
issue new paper currency aud 10
experiments now under way ut the
bureau ot printing ana crruyInp are
successful aott ana NcNrly currency
may replace The present crisp Kind
the sound ui which ugpirn the mHn
who doe. not gol II very often with
"a feeling ut wealth ono does not
have to have over three or four crisp
bills iu biz hands for the Inspiration
even ii hiH feeling does not last luur
Tor The reason mat ho has got tu pay
40 uut again A new chemical process
VIII IL be- claimed make uur paper
money more autiHcplic. more durable
ana VIII require sixty days less time
IL produce
By thr present process The paper
must hc soaked. printed Uu one side
ana thyu pat Too % warm steam room
Tor thirty days for th, iuk ~ dry
lhen the other side iH imMuE lr,ui-
ed, recurring HlNtN days loo ull The
tWu cuiut printing ut $40 hlls, etc,
requires till more time Then comes
TIE sinrchlug process which gives II
the temporary crisp frcl 10 the pres
tnt day currency on the other hnud
by The proposed new process 10 lH
asserted that no soaking i8 necessary
and only forty eight hours uTo &c..
quircd to dry the ink aud the starch
ing is eliminated The following story
o. 10 how paper money l3 mauulac.
tured is given u the BuuEorH journal
and is probably Interesting lo some
readers at least.
"Theearly issues of paper money
from 1891 tu 1876. We're made und,rI
ContractN win 'aruu' bank note
companiea Aitcr that date the bu
reau OF engraving aud printing com
menced the manufacture ut United
states paper money aud has since
continued 10 do so. Since paper
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-19

LOOK FOR THIS SIGN
Thia sfsn n a druggists window mesus
that be IL member OF a sNattunal Assoela.
tion OF retail dsusgtsts which makes, under
the supervision OF tiie National Formula
COMMITTEES, l.ooe standard household renee
jes and toilet preparations guaranteed TO
De free from habltforning drags or whiaLey
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-19

Ihsev ace ,nc locai a. -. ;. druggists.
Baker Drug Co.
Thomas Drug Go.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-19

\ ten-mlndc struggle" In writing
want nd--nud yOu'll sell that prop.
rrty us sure as--taNeS!
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MARKET IRREGULAR.
Lshish Valley Common Placed en U
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New York, Dec. zl@Ths cc-rzs of todays scocE market Eas governed largely by the meetings o< the Lehfxh Valley and Reading directors Tn -1e case of The k0ruzer l. had been gereT- ally believed that some action ca -1e dividend would be taken but IZ-1 surprise was manifested E1e1 an nouncemenE was made in the early sf- teraoon that Le1IE1 cc-7Do1 shares had been placed on 2 ls Der cent basis The news was followed by eu edVzzce in the stock 70 1s5 1-4, 2 flA point below it's higa price os the previous day This was followed bT profit talk ing in Lentzh Valley and orAz- S-ockz and the entire list reacted and -si4pS into i-s dulIness oE t1e zArty sess5oc-
 Tn the broad sense E1e market was mainly irregular Business Eas 1 lighter volume L1F1 oa the two prs- ced4Eg days and &htle the demand toc bonds was again broad sEo<e LzzEes showed less strength, numerous races sio1s from the high prices Of yesterday being recorded AproECS of the bond
 market 1T is understood that the city is now negotiating with leading bank ing interests prefJrfrz-y to the tssu- ance Of ss1. 1.9os gf1 Of municipal bonds early in the coming year l. is declared with some authority that The new issue will be on a I-2 per cent basis one quarter per cent higher than the last city issue, but t1ere Is reason 10 be- Eeve that the local authorities are op posed eo this rate of interest and the ouecnne VIII bs watched wlrh u1uch in terest- h any event r is practically 8 foresone conclusion that the next s- sue Of city bends will be taken as several syudicateS have already been organized 70 the end
 The days news embraced q variety of events and incidents bearing f1~or- aolv or otherwise on prices The rors acute situation between the western locomotive engineers and the three score railroads directly concerned was followed today by fnrinSsiors that com promise is likely 10 he effected soon The annual report CT the inter state commerce commission which contained an urgent recommendations for the physical valuation Of railroad properties by the government, exckre0 little attention
 In addition 10 the increased dividend on Lefigh Valley other dividend in- credsss were announced by several in dustrial and financial corporations Regular Gividenoe were declared oy number of the Vanderbilt lines Ad- vices from PhiladslphIa that the Read ing directors had made no change in the dividend rate were receEEsG hsSS SuSt before the elose Of k2e market Final transactions we're generally oe- low the besk of ehe dsy. and the tone At the close WAS unsettled
 Yh- metal StAtrvs re1ecte9 lower prices for copper metal here and abroad
 -rh- market for foreign exchange ~aS weaker aad local money eonSi- tlSuS were easier o1 ths prsss0r showing of the weekly money move c,snt me local banks and institutions are likely to make further increase il ths, cash holdings, I.eaSon's operations he~s roaaN wsrr VeeS light
 ssraS~ S%les ~f bonds par value. SS.- tt2s.esc. United >saSes government ssnAs were HalharxsA
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
MONEY

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
Val. q. at paugs 2

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
Ibs United States finishing Company
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Now York, Dec. 15. 1910. courens Nc. IT, due Jan l. 1911. on consolidated mortgage per cent gold bonds of this Company will he paid al tho office of The Trust Company of Aussisa, S7 Wal Street, New York city.
 Coupons No 1s. due Jan. 1. 1911 on erst mortgage 6 per cent. bonds of The sfsxling Dyeing X Ftnishing Company will be paid at the office of The Trust Company Of America, sf Wall Street. New York City.
 dec17d F. s. JEROME. TreasurS
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
Too United Statss FiaisIna Company

s2o Broadway.
 Sew York, Dee. I5, 1910.
 Preferred Stock Dividend No. IS. The Board of Directors have this day s>ciared the regular quarterly dividend of one and threS-QuarLsrS per cent l1& per eeRt), upon the Preferred stock of this Company, payable Jan ?, close of business Dec. Al. 1910.
 Common Stock Dividend No. $.
 Tho Board of Directors have this day declared a dividend of one per cent 1 per cent.), upon the Common Stock of this Company. payable Jan r 1911 to Stockholders oS record at the close CT business Dec. 2t. 1910
 sec1Td F. $. JEROME. Treasurer.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
Harvard Eleven Election Postponed
Foofb3Il Captain For 111f fo be Chosen Soon After Keopepn2 of coI1Szs January Choice Les Between Y. T. Fisher and L. D. Smith,

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-22
COLON.

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